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Master political strategist James Carville and revered journalist Al Hunt convenes a war room each week to discuss the battle for the soul of the nation! Join them as they gather the sharpest minds from across the country to see who has the most compelling case for the American people on the issues that matter most.
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This is is one of my favorite podcasts—always thoughtful, lively, great guests. The sound problems that plagued the show initially have been resolved, mostly. Thanks for being here
Although I don’t agree with his politics, James Carville is one of the greatest pundits of our time. I could laugh just listening to his one liners and his over the top reactions to his opponents. I hope he never changes and love listening. Thank you !
Love hearing James’ takes but please guys, hire a professional audio engineer to set you both up with quality mics and to get your levels balanced. I often can’t make it through the show because Al is so loud and James is barely audible. Otherwise great show.
James and Al deliver straight forward political analysis with unparalleled insight and humor and without the “faculty lounge” jargon.
James Carville’s blaming Jewish donors for leaving the Democratic Party over “tax breaks” wasn’t just wrong, it was offensive, lazy, and, frankly, played into antisemitic tropes. To reduce an exodus of principled, longtime Democratic supporters to greed is a shameful mischaracterization. These individuals remained loyal to the party long after it began distancing itself from Israel, long after antisemitism started infiltrating the party, and long after October 7th — when Jewish pain was met with deafening silence or worse, justification. They didn’t leave for tax cuts. They left because the Democratic Party left them. Carville’s remarks weren’t just tone-deaf, they were a textbook example of gaslighting. In an effort to deflect from the party’s moral failure, he chose to smear those who felt abandoned and betrayed. He owes them, and the world, an apology. Until then, he’s not the voice of a “Giant”, he’s just another partisan spinning a story.
I've been a big fan of James Carville for a long time. However, in the past year there is so much bed wetting related to the upcoming presidential election from James and Al Hunt that this show has become unlistenable. That's sad. I hope they buy new mattresses. Outside of the election, they have some interesting guests, which is nice, but it's not enough to get me to stick around. They might very well be correct about Biden, but it's just as likely to be due to them (and others) creating an environment to fulfill their prophecy as it would be an organic loss.
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