full life, full embrace of life. you know, he s a survivor, too. when he had this first operation, i m among those who wonder whether it was successful as it first seemed, when he had the first operation, he did change his life and went on this diet. he s exercised regularly. and i think if a doctor is telling, now, you have to take it down a peg, i bet he ll do that, too. listen, one thing bill clinton is, he s very smart. and he understands survival very, very well. i think and look at i think his self-discipline is more than people understand. look i can t want to change the subject a little bit but look at when hillary clinton came in as secretary of state. everybody said he s going to be a loose cannon, he ll be saying things. he has played this perfectly since she became secretary of state. he s been extremely supportive. larry: let me get a break, come back, get terry mcauliffe s
as somebody who has had a lot of emotions to go through in the course of the day it seems pretty good now. larry: thanks, james. james carville, former clinton adviser. we planned to be on tape tomorrow night. we re doing another special show tomorrow night, dealing with bill clinton and dealing with heart disease. i know a thing or two about stents. when we come back i ll let you in on my own health news. don t go away. (announcer) the #1 prescribed acid reducer
says, obviously we re not responsible for what other news organizations are reporting. it s not coming from the times. what do you make of that? they said the same thing to me when i talked to them several times and i take them at their word. larry: nothing s been printed. they didn t start the rumors when they sat down with me for an hour and a half to talk about the profile piece. they didn t not ask me questions about any of this. i would think, look, i m going to leave for the journalist like yourselves and other analyzers of the media to come to a conclusion. i m not a journalist. i am an elected official. i have the right to say this. the human decency if not journalists ethics would compel an organization when they see a person slandered for over two weeks now. i ve been waiting for three weeks for this article to come out. to clear the air and at least say the charges that are being made are not in the perimeters of our investigation. larry: you re saying the new yo
days. that opens the door for these kinds of scurrilous rumors that only uninformed serio eed sourc produce. larry: the question of drug use. have you been ever a drug user? i denied that just the other day. when i was younger in my 20s i did try drugs. larry: what s your wife how s your wife handling all this? how are your children handling it? i think my wife sets an example for me. she seems to be one of those people who can walk through walls and has an indomitable spirit. i borrow from her. of course, your children, that s the reason when we were separated that we never really discussed it or publicized it and never told our children that we were having these problems because the unfortunate effects of separation, adult problems, manifesting themselves in the lives of children is what we wanted to avoid. we agreed if we ever got to that
larry: perception is reality, governor. if perception is reality do you think you re hurting your party? no. not at all. because reality is real. none of this we ve talked about is real. by the way, larry, i d like to say i m very happy president clinton is recovering. i hope he comes on your show tomorrow to dispel the latest rumor denying i had anything to do with his heart condition. larry: cute. cute, david. eliot spitzer was forced to resign. what is with this office and sex allegations? is this part of the new york governor never heard about mario. i think this is a carryover from that situation. i think that s actually victimized me. what we re trying to do is to make sure that the state is solvent which is a lot more