first lady making a surprise trip to arlington national cemetery to honor military had it memorably. they will travel for a four-day state visit in japan. that is it for tonight. thank you for joining us, good night from new york. trish: tonight, brand-new evidence that china still thinks it can play by its own rules. a report revealing china has been secretly admitting band ozone-depleting gases. the jig is up. personal attacks against me, they are not doing you any favors. >> warmongering reaches millions of americans in their homes and possibly many others around the world. and given the close most symbiotic relationship that the fox channel has with the current u.s. administration, it is fair to say she also speaks to trump's america. trish: i'm setting the record

straight tonight. outraged tonight after american militant is released from prison. the american kit from the san francisco bay area joined the taliban to fight against america. he is still out there praising isis. what does it take to lose american citizenship? we will tell you. but a warning, you might be surprised.plus, the head of u.s. southern command issuing a warning about nicolas maduro quote - mafia. why he says sanctions have only emboldened maduro to find other routes to keep there pockets lined. we have all the intel. "trish regan primetime" begins now. evidence that the china still thinks they can play by their own set of rules. according to a newly released study, and the journal nature

scientists have discovered the source of a mysterious recent rise in a very dangerous ozone destroying chemical. the chemical was supposed to have been phased out in 2010. but apparently china did not get the memo. and i am being nice. because the reality is, china didn't care. the chemical has been traced to eastern china. the chinese, they want to have their cake and they want to eat it too. they want to have developing nation status. in other action one of the biggest borrowers on the planet from the world bank. simultaneously trying to play thepart of a grown up on the world stage.china , it is time to join the big kids table and play by the big kids rules. right! you are the second largest economy in the world and you're still growing. in 1980 we were 15 times the size of you. and now we are just one and and a half times as big. if this keeps up, you could actually overtake us. but i suspect before that

happens, they will be forced to grow up. that's because all of those loans, again come on the top bar was on the planet. all of those loans from the world bank, they will start drying up. all of you always should know that members of the chinese communist ruling party, they all seem to have a sensitive ego. so sensitive that they have taken a real dislike to me. someone who dares to tell it and them, like it is. and this week a state media news presenter launched a personal attack on me. watch. >> she is so sure of u.s. victimhood, so indignant that her eyes practically spit fire. if you are an american i didn't know any better, you too might clench your fist and pound the wall. trish: wow! my eyes! they spit fire? my fists, dear!

not quite. but i will take it as a compliment. she says i am emotional. i get a little emotional. i am proud to show my emotion when i am confronted with a reality. that will be bad for americans. but hey, the truth hurts, right? watch how this woman hates to hear the truth about how much the chinese communist party steals. >> one figure upon which she bases her argument is that alleged chinese intellectual property theft deprived the american economy of us$600 billion annually. and according to whom? dear trish, perhaps, you need a better research team. trish: my research team is the best in the business. and you want to know how i define theft? i define it like this. in 2018 a chinese wind turbine manufacturer is found guilty of stealing trade secrets from a

u.s. company. costing this company $800 million. also last year according to the doj, to chinese nationals were accused of coordinating with chinese state security officials in an extensive hacking campaign companies and agencies as well as more firms in more than a dozen countries. hackers stole information from companies and all kinds of industries including bank, finance, telecommunications, biotechnology and health. so okay, yeah. i call that stealing. what do you call it? meanwhile the communist party seems to be trying to send a message with this. >> can you negotiate with people who crossed the line of decency? i don't think so. when the issue is unreasonable to as compounded by virtually pointing a gun at your head. in a case of course, terrace. even if you wanted to engage you simply can't. trish: yeah you can.

i mean it isn't that hard. don't over complicate it. all the u.s. is asking for is free, fair trade. zero tariffs on your goods. zero tariffs on ours. and no more stealing our stuff, okay? is that really that hard? can you really not understand that we do not begrudge your opportunity to grow as you have been doing. we are okay with it. so long as it is happening amid an environment in which u.s. workers are not punished. i will tell you what, you seem like a nice enough woman. and even if you aren't, it might be written for you by a member of the communist party. i would like to invite you to have an honest, live debate with me. a real discussion. you name the time. you can name the place. someplace neutral outside of china or us. and consider this an invitation.i very much look

forward to your reply. joining right now is reaction, form a trip to penang national security advisor, k.t. mcfarland what do you make of this? this is the first time they have actually singled out a media personality. and they are going after me. >> they are going after you as a woman. that is a other thing that is astounding. not only that they have done it, not only i think are they desperate enough to do something like this, but it also shows that they thought everything was going to be fine until trump came along. right?that exactly what they wanted with obama. even before him bush had the trade deal that they want to accommodate companies hand over, gleefully hand over intellectual property in order to have access to the chinese market. what they did not get for free they stole. now all of a sudden you have somebody saying okay, no more. new deal, we will renegotiate with you. do this in a fair way, as you

said, zero zero, reciprocal trade. we want to push ourselves in the direction of high-tech and high-tech development which is where china thought they were on their way to dominate. trish: and we do not want to risk all of our intellectual property, our hard work that we devoted in technology getting picked up by them and they can run with it in a way that you know, after all, if it is our work should we be receiving the benefits of it? >> of course! china couple of years ago had a plan called made in china 2025. they have a plan to dominate the technologies of the future. artificial intelligence, robotics, micro-processing. we are supposed be good at and historically have been good at. what the chinese want to do now, they know if they can dominate those technologies five or 10 years from now, they own the future. they own the future. trade, communications,

everything. and unless china is in that position and as you pointed out, there economy is growing very rapidly and if they get to the point where they are a large economy than we are and they dominate the technologies of the future, they set the rules of the world for everybody. trish: and we just handed it away willingly. i was looking at the average tariffs. in 2016 we had 9.9 percent on any u.s. goods on average going to china versus roughly 3 and a half percent of anything coming our way. so a little tired but nothing like what they were doing pretty effectively there nearly three times as much in tariffs. which puts our products, k.t., as a disadvantage. >> united states and most people in the intellectual community and foreign policy committee say we will help china. technically we will put china first is that of america first. we will help them modernize and develop because once they do, not only will they be good and fair trading partners of hours

but they will liberalize, open economy and be responsible players in the world stage. the opposite has happened. they've got more totalitarian as they've got to be a more modernized -- trish: is really interesting. online media response last night. what struck me was how many people reached out from china. in many cases, in mandarin to make. >> really! trish: forget chinese estate t.v. the other was for the communist parties the worst and thank you for saying what you said. the other thing i would point out, k.t., the woman thing is interesting. because she said i'm emotional. you bet i'm emotional! this is our future and our families future so we should be emotional. it was interesting to me because there are a lot of women online saying, china, can you see me now? china, dry look emotional? and they were showing pictures of made in china boxes and they were drawing exes and saying remember, american women are the biggest household consumers

of chinese goods. >> sure. trish: right? >> there could be a very, made in america campaign. it is very much a backlash and that a woman criticize you. >> that a woman criticize you and very a thought very harsh terms. i mean, you were not saying anything about them. what they were saying about you. trish: my eyes! [laughter] she is emotional! listen, i can take it. fine, bring it on. but i would like to sit down with her in action have a debate. a discussion that is real, honest, because i do think we are asking -- >> i think you are right. trish: trade with you, just be fair about it. >> just be reciprocal. don't steal our stuff. trish: any thoughts on iran before they go? because the ayatollah saying this is a bad deal! you know -- at least everyone is in agreement on that one!

the open any kind of -- i mean if you want to see it as the glass half full at least everyone is in agreement that was one lousy deal obama gave us. >> also what happened last week i thought was interesting, president trump said we don't want war. if you make us and attack us we will defend ourselves. the ayatollah came out and said there will be no war. so you have two leaders that say we do not want a war. well but either one is saying, no, but now what is next? i think it might be a really good opportunity, the iranians are in trouble, the economy is in trouble because of sanctions and low price of which is the main export, the main way to get money for the heavy young population. 75 percent of population under 35. and believe it or not american. >> there might be an opportunity there. we will see. >> we don't want to get ahead of ourselves but at least everyone agrees. obama did a lousy job. k.t. mcfarland, thank you.

>> thank you. trish: dropping to new lows. listen. >> kids have died, 5000 separate from families. i think the evidence is clear it is intentional. trish: i mean, you heard her right. the far left congresswoman is not there accusing the government or purposely killing migrant children at our border. when will this insanity come to a stop? tonight, what else she had to say. also tonight, a u.s. soldier that decided to fight for the taliban and killed his own brother. freed early from prison for good behavior. >> was just with the taliban, he was fighting alongside al qaeda peter prichard is out of the timeframe if you are with al qaeda you are not a good person. the author he and i have in common is that we both know osama bin laden. mine was a little different. trish: tonight, a former member of u.s. army special forces is here. he says there is something seriously wrong with our legal system.

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wealthy liberals , they are the ones to blame. they highlight the demise of a california housing measure. that he says it shows how progressives are so willing to ditch their values when it comes to their own backyards. he writes in a quote - progressives argue for openness and inclusion, as a weapon, president trump, they abandon it on nob hill and in beverly hills. germany right now, liberal himself, adam epstein who also happens to live there. he also used to live on nob hill. not that nice. >> not that nice. spoon a beautiful place with tremendous potential but the kind of place that i never felt comfortable walking around. i had homeless, they didn't hit you up for a dollar it was like five dollars. >> yes. trish: there was an aggression there that this writer is talking about. >> there is. trish: i find interesting is

much as liberals want and say they want to help, you communities like san francisco that have become so polarized in terms of wealth. it is the have and have-nots. and the middle class there is really stuck. >> very much so. i think this is as well, the editorial or article is terrific. i think this is an opportunity for progressives and liberals to recalibrate. a discussion about affordable housing.in my opinion have a lot of really good candidates running right now. i don't hear them talking about for the housing. it is just not something that i hear. i also think we have an issue with the wage disparity because of major wage stagnation that is not keeping up with expenses everywhere but especially in these cities. if you're a restaurant worker or government employer or clerical worker. if you live in la median rent is $2500 a month. trish: what is the answer?you have the state come in and say we will redo this thing and we will have rent at this level or that level? >> i think you will have to

have state and federal government -- trish: that doesn't work out so appear take new york city. rent control only serves to enable once again, this equation of the haves and have-nots. because you don't have free market forces determining actual value of those properties. >> i mean, at bottom that's true.i do think though that what the definition of a middle class worker has changed. so how we deal with that problem, historically it was geared toward low-income people, middle-class people need less relief than they do now. because their wages are stagnating and not keeping up with expenses. i think it's a function of i'm with you on that, how can we generate more jobs that pay better? trish: this brings us full circle. we started the conversation. we live in an international, global place. >> we do. trish: summary of the jobs that were for people that you know not everyone has a phd. >> right. trish: not everyone will have a

college degree. what do those people do? >> this is a real problem. but there is another popular wealthy real estate developers, and i think everyone knows this is true. deal with a big foreign money weatherby chinese, russia, saudi arabia, whoever -- trish: that is interesting. >> they buy apartments for cash and that is a problem. trish: they are fighting. the chinese, russians, the saudis, inflating -- >> not american money. definitely i think having a negative impact on that because they can come pay cash for big expensive apartments. it affects what real estate developers are doing and selling and it is a fact. we see it everywhere. trish: i mean look at new york city. -- not great bill de blasio, he is a terrible mayor. i know that you agree with that. >> i said that last week. trish: terrible mayor. new york city, it is too bad because you have some of the most wealth in the world. yet, people can't send their

kids to public schools. think about the disservice you're doing to kids in those poor income areas. they cannot afford the private school, right? and what about the middle class? they're not going to get thick scholarships to the private schools but the drawn public school is so bad though not get the education they deserve. >> and bill clinton ran for president the first time, you may remember his slug was fighting for the forgotten middle class. there was a reason he ran on that. trish: sounds a little bit like the president today. >> i disagree with that. trish: but it is the middle class. >> i agree we should be focusing on the middle class and i think when you focus on the middle class you have to recalibrate positions that be out of date. trish: adam, good to have your progress i like being here. this is my old town. trish: adam epstein. coming up next the far left congressman accusing our border

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with this investigation.the president says today's actions will help get to the bottom of what really happened at 2016. because what did really happen in 2016? right? i mean, we only a select few knew about russia actually try to target the united states with the disinformation campaign. that was kept just between a select few. and also what is very particular, how james baker said that it was unusual for him to be involved in one of these fisa warrants. but because of the sensitivity of trying to spy on the trump campaign, he did get involved. to which i asked, if you got involved and realize it was so sensitive, why did you ever check?to bear anything in that dossier. that was commissioned, paid for, i should say, paid for by

the opponent of donald trump. i mean, we start to add -- two and two. it is murky. we need to get to the bottom of what happened in 2016. i'm afraid it will be very disheartening when we learn the answer. anyway, turn into another story. growing concert tonight as a man known as the american taliban walks free. release from prison early despite evidence that he remains a politically violent islamic extremists.john walker lindh was captured fighting alongside the afghan taliban two months after 9/11. he still refuses to renounce terrorism.and he's even praised isis saying the terror group that he has americans was doing quote - a spectacular job. doesn't sound like a reformed prisoner to me. what do you think? why exactly is he walking free? why is he still a citizen of the united states america? german or former army special

member -- good to see you. >> good to be with you. >> what to think of this guy getting out? >> i think that he believes america is a fundamentally bad place. and at the my first question would be, since he doesn't love america and since he seems to be enjoying himself in afghanistan, why do they put a travel restriction on him that says he can't leave the country? why did we give him a visa to afghanistan, a one-way ticket and i don't know, maybe a gps tracker in his luggage. just so we can catch up with him when he goes back to his evil ways. trish: that we pretty nice. while you're at it why don't we revoke his citizenship and he can become a citizen of afghanistan and work for them. the idea that he still has citizenship seems pretty particular to me. because with all the reasons you can lose it. one of them is if you are effectively, fighting against the us. like with a foreigner. that is kind of one of the reasons why you might actually

citizenship and instead this guy gets out on good behavior. >> and he seems to continue his time in prison translating texts, proselytizing to the other prisoners. they were cooking his meals for him because he was so busy studying how to kill americans and has a spread that evil ideology.i don't understand what the concept was. i mean if the seller model, for how we will treat people who hate this country, and kill americans overseas while trying to destroy our way of life, we have a pretty big problem. trish: i would say a big problem indeed. you know, i hope they follow his every single move. i hope he leads them to the people that we need to find. all shift gears here with you. i want to talk about this breaking is that just came up for the president has declassified all of this. the idea is any transparency, right? we need to figure out what the heck went on a 2016 pretty been an member of the intelligence committee. what is your reaction to what you've seen and of course this

news right now? >> we need to see the dirty dealings and the abuse of state power that went on to go ahead and spy on political opponents. there is no way americans can trust the intelligence community and the people we trust are supposed to trust, to keep us safe, if they're going to use that power for partisan political purposes.i think a little sunshine shining on us right now. a little declassification of all of the things because they never thought that trump would win if they seen hillary would win and none of this came out and after he won they did everything they could to delegitimize him. there is a whole array of things they did that the american public needs to find out about. trish: even when he was running, the idea that they were trying to tapped the phones of carter page and basically gathers much intel as they could on the campaign. i get if you legitimately thought that donald trump was an agent of russia then maybe our intelligence community

would have reason. but you know, as we have learned, jim, they did not legitimately think that. they took a flimsy piece of opposition research and somehow treat it like gospel. never bothered to verify. our own fbi, which amazes me! because no journalist would ever run with some rumor and present that as fact. you a check and triple check it and check it again. our own fbi goes to judge never bothered to put in big red letters that this is opposition research. and get the fisa warrant. what the heck! >> they have two choices. we can either assume they are incompetent and incapable of judging what an actual threat to the united states is. which means we should remove them or as the president did, fire them like james comey. or they were up to something and using this as an excuse to spy on political opponents but neither one reflects well on the folks leave the fbi at that point in time. and all the people that help them both from the democrats, the hillary campaign and from

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only from fidelity. trish: a1a tonight venezuela socialist dictatorship is being kept afloat by crime. it is. maduro crime mafia still making money amid all sanctions. increasingly turning to illegal activity. now they are just using this to continue lining their pockets. venezuela is now the drug hub for the world. you have got opioids being grown in columbia, there being carried right across the border into venezuela. no problems there, right! then there shipped out to the venezuela port to the rest of the world. and the military saying a-okay. the president, his whole regime is saying a-okay. because this is how they are making their money. with me now george rajan university professor michael

mccarthy. welcome back. >> my pleasure. good to be back on the show, trish. trish: i like sanctions. i think in general there pretty good economic weapon. i'm all about using financial weapons instead of real ones. most of the time. let me ask you this, michael. if maduro and his cronies, if they are still able to rake in all kinds of cash, and by the way the military sanctions of drug business. are they really having the sanctions that are intended -- are sanctions really working when the regime is still there? >> well, i mean you make a good point, trish. i think it is important that we ask what we want sanctions to do for us. if we consider them to be the entire policy, then i think we are being a little shortsighted. if on the other hand, we see sanctions as a means, then i

think you can make an argument that thus far, they have been important for the u.s. to gain leverage. in this conflict, it's important to recall that beforehand the u.s. did not have much leverage. and then the question is, what do you do once you have those levers set in place? and i would argue that the most influential sanctions, the de facto sanctions on oil sector are really just beginning to have their impact. it has been just over four months that the sanctions have been in place. and it is clear that the oil production, the venezuela state oil company, is declining if not plummeting. and so, i think there are some real signs of sanctions working. you are totally correct to say that there are alternative sources of financing for this regime because it is doing everything it can to try and hold on.including working with narco trafficking groups

which has been the case for quite some time. go ahead. trish: let me jump in purity of all of the sanctions. i think you are right, i think they have increased our leverage. tremendously! and you're not allowing members of the maduro regime to travel to the united states. you have got more than 50 countries all around the world recognizing juan guaido as the rightful interim president. and yet maduro is still there! that is what troubles me. >> right. trish: at what point does this get resolved? how does he get resolved? because there are people there on the ground that are continuing to suffer. right? no medicine, no water and no electricity in some cases peer. >> to your point, trish, is not only those problems at the level of basic services. it is also for example just earlier this week, another vote -- another boat leaving on and

escape mission capsized in the caribbean. nearly 20 people may have perished according to press reports. it is the second c based tried to be petted two months running. i think there could be more. unfortunately going forward. what that tells me is that time is of the essence. and so i fully understand the concerns about waiting for sanctions to have an impact. now, you are asking me i think, what is the next step? trish: yeah. >> it seems to be the next step is trying to get others on board to if you will, multi-collateralized sanctions. trish: is an no-brainer michael. honestly, brazil and columbia should watch this carefully and should be way out in front. look to the big boys in the room, the united states of america, seeing a little -- this is their problem, right? look at the refugees spilling over into columbia along the border . we had a reporter down there reporting on that tragedy.

columbia is having to deal with that. brazil as well. this is their problem. at what point do they wake up and say yeah, we better do something. >> i think you are right that it is a regionwide crisis. when i talked to latin american diplomats, they fully accept that. the question is, how to constructively come from their point of view, work in an international coalition to put pressure on the regime? and in addition to latin america, i think europe needs to do more. they need to step up the pressure and i think we could see some of that in the future. if in particular, there are attempts to try and establish some lines of communication to not bear fruit in terms of any concessions on the part of maduro. it is likely there will not be concessions and it will have to therefore be pressure. trish: he wants to wait it out pretty think to get democrat in their and i can go back to my obama days and be just fine. >> we are a little away from that. a little time to go. we're still in middle of 2019.

i think the trumpet ministrations has a very important opportunity and a good opportunity still, to find a end game for the problem. trish: i think you're right! and i think that i think they will get it done, i really do. i think the ministration is committed to seeing democracy there. plus, you know, the elephant in the room obviously is oil. natural resource there. it would be nice not to rely on the saudis. >> that's for sure! we have solved some of that problem ourselves in west texas and so on and so forth.trish: indeed, thank you. a far left congresswoman questioning the border and children being killed there. coming up, the full comments. but first, in other conservative speaking out accusing the left of orchestrating antitrust mobs

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another conservative, for with the internet giant -- is a surprising? you have executives literally crying. crying when hillary clinton lost. here is that leaked 2016 video. i want you to see it again. >> most people here are pretty upset and pretty sad for, because of the election. >> the first moment i really felt like we were going to lose. it was a massive like kick in the gut that we were going to lose and it was really painful. >> we have no not just from a standpoint but actually working hard behind the scenes. to stand up for what is right. trish: i get it. if you are a republican, or if you are christian, mike writes, you might feel a little out of place at google.

you think? they will hunt down any christian or freethinker at google that does not bow down to their gender. whatever happened to intellectual diversity? german, "fox nation" host and campus reform.com contributor. i would like to see a little intellectual diversity. in the workplace, on college campuses. and certainly in my google search functions. [laughter] but it is hard to do. right? when you're in the silicon valley and there is mob mentality. your entire career is at risk if you dare to think differently. >> trish, is really not very surprising because we have followed this on college campuses for the past decade. we have been telling people for a long time now, there is a mob on college campuses and it is going after conservatives and after christians. it is not surprising that after

all of this time these millennials have graduated from these colleges and they are now running companies like google and they have those attitudes with them that ideas they disagreed are labeled as hateful.and shut down. that is what's going on here and it comes straight from college campuses. trish: there is a meanness there. i mean i see it, i feel it. occasionally i am a victim of it. [laughter] there is a real, bitter, meanness there. that if you dare to just deviate from what they think is right, what they think you should think, god help you! >> i found interesting reading the letter that one of the complaints on a colleague of his was that he liked jordan peterson. that he was watching something, or he read something and it was reported to google executives. i love jordan peterson, i love that i don't look at

partisanship. she is red it goes from the college campuses into silicon valley, into san francisco are the most ironic thing, you were talking about san francisco earlier in the show. to just live campus comfortably have to have 110 $220,000 year just to live comfortably by standards in san francisco. it is ironic they would not want lower taxes, no diversity of thought, not all of the things that conservatives champion but they do gang up on you. it is a real thing. trish: began erupting the mob mentality you and your group have they been watching this as you say on college campuses for decades now. it's gotten a lot worse. right? i mean in this particular presidency, donald trump, they feel emboldened. they feel entitled. >> yes. trish: if you dare to support his policies, let alone him! >> yeah. trish: you are dumb, deplorable. [laughter] how does that -- does that

mean, i'm going to get a little political with you. come 2020, you see once again another revolt. >> i think there are a lot of people really tired of being told that. the theory hateful person because they subscribe to conservative ideas or because they go to church on sundays and believe the bible. people are tired of being told it is a hateful thing to do. most recently, ted cruz opening investigation to yale law school because they stopped giving student internship credit for interning at christian groups that guess what? they deemed hateful. one of the groups is the alliance defending freedom. a group that we have reported on, they help students who have had their rights trampled on on universities. these are the people are being labeled as hateful. people are simply trying to stand up for religious freedom in the first amendment. that is where they're drying the lawn right now it is something that should really concern all of us. because guess what?they will graduate, they will do things like run google. >> but we should be surprised. jack dorsey told nyu, the ceo

twitter himself, that he file conservatives at his company are hesitant to speak up or scared to speak up. we've seen video, viral video last year of an employee at twitter saint had algorithms set.if you had a flag, an american flag in your bio or conservative in your bio, those people getting shadow band. and i'm not surprised if we see censorship or hateful speech toward anybody that is not far left of the spectrum anymore. trish: it is gotten really bad. not who our country is. >> we are, we are changing it! every night at 8:00 eastern. trish: next, a congressman accusing her honorable border officers of killing.

>> at this point with five kids that have died, 5,000 separated from their families, i feel like and the evidence is really cheer that this is intentional. it's intentional. it's a policy choice being made on purpose by this administration, and it's cruel and inhumane. trish: i'm sorry, kids getting killed, that's intentional? is she serious? i mean, think about that. this is how much the democrats hate the administration right now, that they're out there accusing this administration of purposefully killing migrant children. i guess it's, what, easier for democrats to pin blame rather than work towards any kind of a solution at our border? that is a mistake. you know what else is a mistake? china targeting me.

but i invite ms. shin from chinese state television, i invite her to discuss all of this and have a meaningful conversation on trade anytime. you name the mace, ma'am, i'll be there. -- the place, ma'am. i'll be there. kennedy's next. kennedy: thank you, trish. breaking news tonight, president trump moments ago authorizing the intelligence community to investigate alleged spying on president trump's 2016 campaign and the president is ordering them to declassify the information. that is fantastic news. they're officially investigating the investigators. so is there you go. it comes as the fight between the president and democrats, it got turned up to 11. the two sides still battling over what happened in yesterday's disastrous white house infrastructure meeting. and this morning -- there she is, house speaker nancy pelosi relit the dynamite with a stunning new swipe at el