pelosi: no. i wasn't clear and thank you for -- my point was, there should be no signal from a clean debt ceiling that this is license to increase the debt. it's about the past. it's not about the future. so plain and simply, we are for a clean debt ceiling. yes. reporter: i want to talk about spending bills. republicans seem to be talking about this idea in the house of passing an omnibus perhaps before the august recess. is that something democrats would have interest in or potentially support? ms. pelosi: an omnibus before the august recess? today is the day they are supposed to have appropriations bills. this is a landmark day. sometimes that day is missed and we all know that. but there is at least a view in sight as to where we would go. they are so far behind schedule it is really almost impossible to see where they would be. left to their own devices, i say this as one forged in the appropriations committee. that's culture i grew up in congress, as well as the intelligence committee. basi

pelosi: that's all under discussion. what i hear most from my members is the concern they have for their staff because the staff are in the front line, in the districts when we're here and even when we're there. the question is, how do we make evaluations -- the situation people have in their offices, that can be done by the local police or the capitol police and then what other remedies would be suggested. -- you don't really want to live in a world where there's so many police monitoring. with all due respect to the -- courage and their bravery. so that would be an almost impossible task. i have not heard anybody say i dealings. ty in my people get a number of threats. then the capitol police may make an evaluation from a security standpoint they need to make some changes in how that person is protected. i think, though, that, for example, the democrats were practicing at another field and since i am not on the team and steny is not on the team, there was no security there. thank god steve scalise is on the team becaus

pelosi: good morning, everyone. over the weekend i had the great privilege of accompanying a codel to galveston, texas to be part of the commissioning of the u.s.s. gabrielle giffords. this is so exciting. the ship, of course, honors gabby's service in congress, it's her bravery and triumph of the human spirit that she has become one of the most respected igures in our country. in honoring that triumph of the human spirit, we need to call on the same --loved, i said in my remarks, one of the most beloved, respected, and admired people in our country. in honoring that triumph of the human spirit, we need to call on the same kind of courage as we address the tragedy that happened yesterday in washington, d.c. ur hearts were broken over the assault that was made, really, on all of us. but personally heartbroken over -- of what happened to steve scalise. our colleague. our thoughts and prayers are with him and matt mika as they continue with their -- the care hat they need, but also, as we do pay tribute to them, identi

are we talking health care or nancy pelosi? all right. we are going to keep an eye on nancy pelosi.y on capitol hill. run, don't walk to your computer, phil because the republicans posted the bill online, 142 pages. what do we know? >> reporter: 142 pages. the bcra. the key elements, we know a good deal about. it repeals the obamacare taxes with the exception of the cadillac tax. it appeals some mandates, key elements we knew were going to be in there. the details like medicaid, whether the expansion goes away as quickly as the house version did. the answer is no. it goes more slowly. that is something they wanted to have in the bill. on the tax credit side, a lot of criticism from the president himself that the subsidies were not generous enough. that's largely backed up by analysts that show it would be difficult for lower income individuals to be able to finance their ability to pay for health care. this bill tries to address that changing the way the tax credit would be applied here, going by income instead of age entirely, trying to make it less flat. that's something there as

. >> ossoff with nancy pelosi. >> democratic leader nancy pelosi takes heat for the loss in georgia. >> we clearly need to have the right method and the right messengers. >> can democrats win in 2018 with the republican's favorite spoil the ill at the hem. >>> pulling back the curtain on the republican health care bill. i'll talk to senators from both sides of the aisle, including one republican, who might actually know what's in the bill. this is mtb daily. a -- mtp daily and it starts right now. and good evening, i'm chuck todd in washington. welcome to "mtp daily" one political party is banking in the rays of victory the other is feeling burned. the democrats feel the notch of the needed sixth district yesterday. republican karen handel topped john ossoff by four points and last this race by three points. i kept warning you, don't be shocked if that one slips under the radar. georgia is the race that really stings with the democrats. with millions of dollars to spend. it could not be a candidate in a highly educated district where donald trump stumbled in december. it wasn't trump

this is one of the many, many ads featuring nancy pelosi. >> therus pelosi's friends are bank rollingn. >> put american $20 trillion in debt and jon ossoff is on her side. >> anne, what is it about pelosi that makes her such an effective villain for the right? >> well, one thing clearly is that she's from california, san francisco specifically. others she's a self described andetic liberal. the third is the subtle sexism that goes with having a woman leader that really does make some people uncomfortable. she has said that. she's sai interesting things this morning in response to the base question of are you too toxic to the party, are you going more harm than good. she said i'm worth the trouble, which i found very, very interesting. i think that is a challenge that puts it right back on the democratic party to say, all right, do we want to stick with the old leadership which has clearly a number of advantages including incredible fund-raising prowess or is it time for a change. >> jake, we know after the losses in november. there are a number of folks, they had their knives out. the

pelosi: good morning, everyone. i just came from a speak out on the east lawn here of the capitol on behalf of voting rights. two bills, one introduced by john lewis, voter empowerment act. another introduced by terry sule -- sewell to advance the voting rights in our country to correct the mistakes made by the supreme court on that score. i always, always, always quote martin luther king in so many ways, but in this score he said, the ballot, the ballot, the ballot. legislation, legislation, legislation. your life, your life, your life. went on to say no one should underestimate the power of this method. we must continue to gain the ballot. so my statement there was, we would hope that we could get a voting rights bill passed in the congress. members like to show up for the unveiling. the republican leadership likes to show up for the unveiling of the rosa park statue or to go to selma, alabama, for the 50th anniversary and come home and do nothing. actually the day we unveiled the statue, we were on the steps of t

i feel bad for pelosi. she doesn't know who the president of the if united states is. >> either we win our who wins must express the' american people. jesse: pay attention to waters' words. form president barack obama blasting on facebook. >> he came out on facebook saying your bill is not a healthcare bill, it's a massive transfer of wealth, it's mean. >> he usually used my term, mean. i want to see -- and i speak from the heart. that's way wants to see, i want to see a bill with heart. healthcare is a very complicated subject from the stand point, you moist this way and this group doesn't like it. you move it over here, on a very, very small little path, it's a winding path. and honestly nobody can be totally happy, even without the votes. this has to do with picking a plan that everybody is going to like. i would like to say love, but like. jesse: the question is will he get any democratic help? >> the look bill is a wolf in sheep's clothing. >> he says he hopes the senate healthcare bill will have heart

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pelosi: let me say this. they spent over $100 million demonizing me in the 2010 elections and all the rest. i believe one of the reasons they did it because i am an effective leader. i passed the affordable care act, dodd-frank. all the things they were unhappy about. whatever role of government is in protecting a consumer, protecting the good health. so having said that, at the same time the speaker was a candidate for vice president of the united states. speaker ryan, hundreds of millions of dollars were spent to promote, to promote the icket. of romney-ryan. so he's got hundreds of millions on his side. i have $100 million or so spent against me and his members are no better than mine. the difference is we don't engage in the politics of personal destruction. the fact is that if we just talk about the issues, for example, i think it will be interesting to people in these districts to know that speaker wants to take away the guarantee of medicare. so i think talking about issues is where we should be. what

>> i think leader pelosi is doing a great job.ll you this, though, our challenge is to point out to the american people the danger of mr. trump's policies and to try to work for the betterment of our country, i'm involved in national security issues. and i will continue to work with republicans in order to advance that. fortunately, we have a lot of republicans who agree with us on that. so i think in the house of representatives, they're going to be challenges during the next year. it's way to early to talk about the next elections. the american people are energized and want to get involved in our political system. i hope that energy is channelled to change in 2018. >> senator ben carden, thank you very much for joining us here on the program. much appreciated. we are looking now at 142 pages of what is being called the discussion draft the senate health care bill out right now. we have teams of reporters and correspondents pouring through it. we want to get it right. we will bring it to you right after the break, in addition, to

what is the tweets story say about nancy pelosi?his is typical nancy pelosi using sensationalized rhetoric to get her point across to steer people into supporting her. that's the best thing to do, right? people are going to die unless you support nancy pelosi but that's what she's doing and i used to be a social media strategist and from pr standpoint this is not good messaging. what they are doing by saying why are we bashing our fearless leader you are reminding people that she should be fast. you are reminding that everyone has a negative perception of her. if i were them i would try to come out with some kind of positive message. liz: nearly five dozen democrats have balked at nancy pelosi's leadership so what does this tell you? >> they are coming to an end i think. she also says she is worth the trouble. what makes you worth the trouble is certainly not winning because in president trump swords i think nancy pelosi should just stay exactly where she is doing exactly what she is doing good republicans -- liz: president trump sa

saying he was nancy pelosi in a cowboy hat. again, whether that's fair to not, she is part of the damaged brands of the democratic party. helpful to have a change. that's not what we're dealing with here in the people's house project. ist we're trying to do really focus on local communities and the types of candidates that will be able to appeal there and have the deep connection. when somebody does run an ad saying they're nancy pelosi in a cowboy hat or in boots or whatever, there won't be at the do of credibility behind that. and susan, that's not who they are. they're in touch with our community. they're not part of this distant elite. means when i it try to tie a candidate to nancy pelosi. the: you talk about some of representatives backing you. who is backing you in terms of support and funding? guest: we're still early days. i don't want to release numbers names. i got congressman tim ryan from us.gstown behind my congressman in kentucky and a number of others. excited about the support we're getting. host: krystal ball

mask revealing that he was really pelosi.isplays to republicans in a big way. that's why president trump is saying don't go anywhere near nancy. we love her. >> dana: may be it's not about her personally but republicans have been able to successfully brand her at the one to fight against. i think -- i am very impressed with her career. 77 years old. she's been able to do a lot for the democrats. there's something to be said for all that she's done. i also don't think she's going anywhere. >> dana: >> kimberly: i know na, i've known her for a very long time. her family back in san francisco. she's very hard-working. she's made a lot of personal sacrifice. i give her credit for that and being a woman. believe me, but republicans are not going to delight in her demise. chuck schumer staying in place, crazy tom perez, let them stay. those three kings. let them be in their place. it's not helping. she's being a little bit scapegoating. i will touch on what jessie said. the democratic party. their insane psychotic rage against the

today there were calls for a change in leadership namely house leader nancy pelosi. >> pelosi says theyemain united. she was speaking to the press and dismissed reports party has lost confidence in her leadership. listen. >> i always listen to my members, i respect the addition that exists in any caucus it's a part of our life. i'm proud of the unity we've had and frankly my leadership on keeping everybody on fighting the healthcare bill in the house of representatives very proud of our success in defeating it first time. >> nancy pelosi was very defi talked today. she said look i'm here there and there may be people who are not happy about it but i'm going stayer. >> what we talked about with tom fitzgerald whether you like or dislike nancy pelosi that was something she was able to do when they passed the affordable care act getting pretty much her entire caucus on her side there. >> they're trying to lay some of the latest blame on the election at her >>> guys thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure thanks. >> atima i'm going start with you. nancy pelosi does she need to leave the leade

election on tuesday. >> we already have nancy pelosi is our congresswoman. are going to give us john allsop is our congressman. it's because she may remain a centerpiece for as long as she is in power. president trump tweeted... one of pelosi's predecessors says she could be valuable to republicans for the rest of her tenure as the highest ranking democrat in congress. >> we would love to have the question in 2018, nancy pelosi versus paul ryan. i hope the democrats keep her right where she is for a long, long time. at least a decade. >> the democrats have lost more than 1,000 offices to since 20. things would be different if there was an obvious successor. but there is not. john. >> john: thank you for that, peter. these are record-setting times in mexico. not in a good way. the country's internal fight over the illegal drug trade has led to huge increase in bloodshed. william la jeunesse looks at the numbers and what they mean. >> elected in 2012, president and wreak a pain in promised to bring peace to mexico. instead, violence is worse than ever. it's th

plus, the democrats' laws of ja georgia calls nancy pelosi to step down. pelosi says she's not going anywhere. >> for democrats to win the house, do they need a new candidate for speaker? >> democrats have boof both sid the issue joining me. russian meddling in this stunning statement from the obama's official. ichoked." >> joining me now our nbc news correspondence, halie jackson and mark leibovich. >> this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning, this is a week that brought into focus more clearly. the hardening of our political cultures. from the special congressional in georgia, the shooting o f the republican baseball practice. americans watched their favorite cable channels and clicked on their top news site and spoke and listened to primarily who agreed with them. 38% gave president trump the rating. 38% believed obamacare is a bad idea and 38% wants efforts to repeal and replace obamacare to continue. 38% largely packed into republicans district. it illustrates why these days to many voters, less satisfying to win than to see th

keep in mind nancy pelosi is not a youngster. days are behind her. i do think there's probably time for the democrats to seriously entertain the idea of different leadership. stuart, but lawrence jones, you said you do not expect nancy pelosi to step aside or be forced out anytime soon. >> yeah, there's just no way. she has too much connection in the house. she holds it together. she has all the money. now, will they continue to push her to get out of leadership? yes. i don't think they can do it right now. maybe a year or so if they don't win back the house. maybe then. stuart: but who leads? if nancy pelosi does not lead in the house, who does? >> fill vacuum. stuart: and what wing of the party will be represented if there is a change in the leadership? is it the bernie sanders wing, the socialist wing, or is it the tim ryan finish. >> i don't think you can get any farther left. i think we're there. we're dealing -- [laughter] stuart: oh. >> i think you can go even further to the left. [laughter] stuart: thank you very much. yo

nancy pelosi is the face of that. charles: you know, ned, i can remember during the election and all these different surveys they had and the things they thought millennials cared about and there is such a data focus, they pay money to these people who turn out these $200,000 reports and say this is what they think. they don't go out and meet people and press the flesh and have conversations with someone in a diner. ned: they have forgotten the human element. most americans want to know are you going to give us jobs, are you going to give us paychecks and will we be able to put food on the table and pay our mort gauges. it's a simple solution what the american working class wants. quite frankly, i think donald trump will probably win a second term. i think he can be successful if he accomplishes healthcare reform and tax reform. this is what the american people want. charles: you wrote an article about france and the message there. i thought it was parallel to here. >> the amazing thing is in france, that has been des

they want a vote as soon as possible -- here's nancy pelosi again.nators. democrats say if you go home and have town halls, we're going to make this case -- >> the president called the house bill mean after celebrating its passage. he changed to saying it's mean. he said that he hopes the senate bill will have heart. so sad, mr. president. heartless. mean and heartless. and this is the same thing. it's the same thing all over again. we'll do exactly what the house bill did. >> there's been criticism of the process. mitch mcconnell knew he would take the criticism. his view was if you have committee hearings on this, the lobbyists get involved, democrats get involved, people try to shoot it down, now he's trying to do this essentially in a week period. have a few amendments, cut the deal to get to 50, and get it passed so you don't have a recess where you go home for a couple of weeks and do that. >> that's if you're a senator going back home and talking to constituents, hearing from constituents, and you imagine that -- >> used to call it democraci.

it's not just pelosi. if they get rid of pelosi, that's not the silver bullet. competitive in 2018. gillian: that's a criticism i think we've been hearing ad nauseam since the general election; that the platform is stale, the messaging has not been what it should be in the presidential election and now in these special elections that we're seeing. do you think the recent defeat of jonathan ossoff in georgia is more a reflection of increasing support for president trump or more of a reflection of nancy pelosi and the democratic party writ large? >> i want to put the loss into perspective, this was a solid republican district that ossoff only lost by four points. the problems are valid, but there's concerns for republicans that a democratic candidate -- albeit one that was heavily backed by a lot of money -- was able to compete that closely in that sort of district. and in south carolina we saw the same thing with candidate who wasn't, didn't have the full support of the national democratic machine. so there's things for republicans to worry about. on the other ha

it hit me when you are talk about nancy pelosi. she might have been talking to her own people, telling them not to read it so would pass. a lot of us interpreted that, no one's reading it, just pass it. that may be one of the ways that democrats avoid dissension within their party. if you're not reading it, then you can't fight about it. >> david: this is a discussion draft. they made a big deal out of this, but what is a discussion do question market opens up the table. by the way, the president has asked democrats repeatedly from the campaign trail to now to come to the table, let's try to solve the problems. if the cbc want me with the president over their own reasons and democrats won't recognize his presidency, how do you expect to work with democrats? >> meghan: i'm curious from a political spectator to see all president trump is going to take his twitter account against rand paul and people that aren't going to vote on this bill. he threatened to go to the primaries were people who did and congress. >> sandra: to reiterate,

, nancy pelosi at the top.he man who ran against pelosi for minority leader this year, tim ryan said, our brand is worse than trump. that is one way for him to put it, to try to get some of those on the left on board. is it time for her to go? is it time for democrats to come up with a message not just, we don't like donald trump? that is not working. ford o'connell, is back with me. jose, why does she keep doing this? she has grandchildren. she is clearly not the future of the party. at this is increasingly a liability, i just ask why isn't she out there looking for fresh faces, new blood, that she can effectively pass the man tell on towards and helping to cultivate democrats that can fill her shoes? >> let me just start talking about the special elections really quickly, trish. georgia, for example, was election, georgia 6 was supposed election won by republicans it was. it was supposed to be won by 20, 25 points. trish: jose, we already had this conversation yesterday. this is quick news cycle. i only have

i asked her about nancy pelosi.response. >> we've become this identity politics -- the women's caucus, the black caucus, the hispanic caucus. we've lost sense of we, that our strength comes in community and that community of all of us and sometimes i don't feel like i belong in any of the little different caucuses but i am a proud democrat who was sent here to represent the working men and women of my district and that's what i'm supposed to be a voice for. >> so this big tent that you helped create. this 50-state strategy that gave us -- it's the party of black people and brown people and gays and -- has that come at the expense, perhaps, of a cohesive message on jobs and trade? >> well, i don't think there's a cohesive message on jobs and trade and all that and there needs to be one. i think this is mostly washington hand wringing about people who don't get outside of the beltway very much. the truth is we do need a unified economic message that is about everybody. i don't want to cater to the white working class,

miss pelosi was as toxic among republicans.re came out and voted against jobl ossoff and what miss pelosi represented. i hate that's the fact and a reality. we can't run away from it and pretend it doesn't exist. the real losers are not members of congress. she certainly at the will of the members of congress but they represent people across the country who claim and believe that they can do the best job. when they can't win the majority, you have to think about what that mean. if we go into that. >> she won, in a land slide. is she still leader realistically speaking? she's going to survive this, isn't she? >> it sounds like according to her hums, are you loyal to miss pelosi or to your politics? if we choose miss pelosi, we'll be in a disadvantage. now, democrats aside, we don't want to compete in the south and parts of the midwest and parts of out west and northwest. fair enough west should sit down and do the math and determine, can we gain enough seats? you have to figure out how you'll win that allow a majority. it it doe

that's the answer. >> nancy pelosi, good morning. you do want to respond? >> i'm here and we're hearing from all these other people. they had their time on tv. this is such a small item. it isn't about me. right now the chak is the affordable care act. i always had a look right from the start. >> let's look too. you've been losing special elections and four of them and it's because they say your democratic leader has no leader. your message is anti-trump. >> no. let me say these are four races that were chosen by donald trump, four races where double-digit lead for republicans in previous elections. we picked up 70 points. 25 in one race, 15, 20 like that in the four races. people in those states are very happy because we've pushed the republicans very far back. me, i like to win. but h was -- i -- the people in georgia worked very hard, in m, all of those places. they made great progress. >> they lost. >> they lost, but, again, there are 70 races that are easier forus than any of those. we would have never chosen to go in. there was so much excitement in t

that works well is nancy pelosi. job is to raise money and keep the democrats together in the house and she's been doing that. i don't think she's the problem with the party. i wouldn't put her even on the list. >> what's the problem? >> everything that bacari just talked about is not just about one person. she's actually -- on the books she's actually doing her job well but there are a bunch of other jobs not being done well and i think there's a consultant class of people who are incompetent, tone deaf who make a ton of money, who are in the way and as long as they're there, giving bad ideas and still can't tell you where to go and what to do, that's a much bigger problem and so with regard to your question around the obama years, i think that the party got very happy and very lazy having such an extraordinary figure at the top and did not pay attention to the thousand plus people who lost their positions throughout the country and that is a problem. we have to turn our attention to now. but to me it is bazar that

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nancy pelosi is actually a fantastic leader.use of representatives and made sure it would happen. for democrats to throw nancy pelosi overboard would not be the smartest move. i will say also though a little more tim ryan messaging would help the democrats. in the earlier segment we did with mr. bryce from wisconsin kind of lays into that. we have to have more talk about the economy and more talk about things that unite us as a democratic party and hold the flag on things like immigration, equality, criminal justice reform. >> and the thing is, michelle, republicans are adaptable, learn about the politics piece. governing part, eh, the politics part they're good at. donald trump has picked up the ball. michael, give him credit, he started this idea. you tag her, she's the leader, boss of the democratic party, she's the face. here's donald trump picking up the ball, taunting democrats with it in a way of talking to republicans. >> i hope she doesn't step down. i think it would be a sad day for republicans if she steps down. i wou

neil: that is nancy pelosi too, right?eel she is not representing them, past her prime, that can be cruel, took place do it when they fire head coaches or companies, when they get rid of ceos, it happens all the time, why hasn't it happened here? >> i think taking stock who is in charge is never a bad idea, but the bottom line, looking at one month of fund-raising doesn't paint the whole picture. democrats brought in record numbers since the election. more importantly, the progressive grassroots groups on the ground have been bringing in a ton of money for the local races that they're helping all across the country. neil: but my point is, money is one thing, but you have to deliver the goods, right? >> sure. it goes back to who we're running in 2018, and i think leader pelosi sees that. she knows we need to put up inspiring candidates with a bold economic vision and that will turned tide. neil: that is what she is hoping. she has been able to pull out a victory when she is up against the wall. maybe still hoping with the p

jon ossoff did not lose because of nancy pelosi. you know no one started to talk about nancy pelosi here until like a day before the election. so i think it is very convenient, power play by people who are trying to get back into power. >> don't have the democrats have more than a leadership problem, don't they have a message problem? >> yes. >> i think they have multiple problems that's why they're out of power in every important branch of government. at the end of the day, you may not like mitch mcconnell or paul ryan but they're winning. i think the democratic leadership should probably be changed because they keep losing -- >> how do you steal it? the republicans pant -- i didn't vote for him, neither did bill. >> it was a violation of the democratic -- >> you mean the nuclear option. >> yeah. not allowing gorsuch to come up -- >> the democrats could have prevented that by winning the presidential. >> and president obama could have appointed someone who had the seat until december. >> hang on. bill has to get to the last word. >

lea: democrats in disarray as more calls for nancy pelosi to step aside. cheryl: well, in the market it is major averages losing ground yesterday but health care stock, the big winner. sector of up five weeks in a row and now dow, s&p and nasdaq all pointing to slightly higher open this friday. >> investors keeping an eye on bear market. cheryl: the question this morning amazon about to disrupt the world of football. company putting a price tag for ads appearing on nfl streaming for thursday night. the question is are you going to watch? lea: uber employees are standing for ousted ceo travis to bring him back. cheryl: a big night in basketball as the so-called one and done freshman rule. we will tell you who got the top picks and all the biggest deals that went down. lea: 5:01 a.m. on june 23rd, i'm lea gabrielle for lauren simonetti. cheryl: i'm cheryl casone, welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lea: we've got a lot for you. at least four republican senators come out against gop health care

it's easy to target nancy pelosi.he people not just targeting her but anyone else who was going to join them. it's easy to target her. if you take her away, who comes in that has the tactical experience to kaep a caucus that, frankly, is a frayed caucus together? you had a big split during the presidential election, hillary clinton people, the bernie people. somebody has to hold that together. >> doing some of the same tensions internally that the republicans went through, do you want to be a national party, coastal party? it's a tough one. >>> up next, sudden snag in bipartisan effort to slap sanctions on russia. racehorse who ever lived? of course he was strong... ...intelligent. ...explosive. but the true secret to his perfection... was a heart, twice the size of an average horse. the average family's new, but old, home: it stood up to 2 rookies, 3 terrible two's, and a one-coat wonder named "grams". it survived multiple personalities, 3 staycations, and 1 tiny announcement. behr. number one rated interior paint, e

following him is nancy pelosi. she is the former speaker of the house, now a ranking minority member. >> there's unity there, at least them walking together, paul ryan and nancy pelosi to potentially make this statement together. as jeff pegues pointed out on the suspect's home page the anti-trump anti-president messages, also indications in social media of the pro-bernie sanders messages. you saw bernie sanders speaking there, we saw bernie sanders tweet saying the violence has to stop. >> nancy cordes we're going to go back to you on capitol hill. you're hearing that members of congress had been worried about security, true? >> yes, reuben gallego just came out a few minutes ago and told us members have been getting a lot of death threats in that meeting and they asked in that meeting about the possibility of using campaign funds to take for security. so this is clearly a widespread concern and had been before this morning's incident. we have heard a thumb of lawmakers today say that they are shake.up, that they

but one of the few things in the party that works well is nancy pelosi.p the democrats together in the house. and she's been doing that. i don't think she is the problem with the party. there is about a thousand problems. i wouldn't put her on the list. >> what's the problem. >> listen, of course. we talked about the krietsds in message and leadership is not about one person. >> exactly. >> she is doing -- technically on the books even by nina standard she is doing her job well. but there are a bunch of other jobs not being done well. i think there is actually a consultant class of people who are incompetent, tone deaf, who make ha ton of money, who are in the way. and so then as long as they're there -- as long as you have the blanket over the party sucking up money be giving bad idea attention, putting up huge operations around computing that kind of stuff still can't tell you where to go what to do that's a bigger problem. with the regard to your question about the obama years. i think the party got very happy and very lazy having such an extraordinary

nancy pelosi, she is. karen handel ran against the course but also ran against nancy pelosi. what does nancy pelosi represent. the establishment of the democrat party which is the problem on the left and what they are grappling with when it comes to the candidates they are trying to run. they are really going to have to figure out what issues they will run on. and campaign heavily against the g.o.p. healthcare bill. if you look at the money we have been talking about here, we break it down by vote, it's about $to 0 -- $200 per vote which is more than jeb bush spent in the primary. in terms of money, money doesn't always buy you love. yet, they won't sink this much money in every house race. they will have to come up with the better candidates. >> bret: a democrat tweeted ossoff race better be a wakeup call for the democrats. business as usual isn't working. time to stop rehashing 2016 and talk about the future. we need a genuinely new message, a serious jobs plan that reaches all americans and a bigger tent, not a smaller one. focus on the future." that's to your point, anna.