boehner knows that will be heard. appointment for whatever reason, he's willing to just say it. and you can believe it as credible or not, but reports of what these republican members of congress say in private. take listen. >> look. i have republican colleagues who, when we're not in a hearing or not on the house floor, when we talk about the president, they roll their eyes. when they tell me privately that they are deeply disturbed but they don't feel they can say anything. i find that very troublesome. >> i'm joined by mike lupica. the new one is batting order. and the former republican congressman tom coleman. congressman, do you think that this current republican party has lost its way and when they say they might stand up to trump on the trade war, is that real? >> yes. they've lost their way. and they never find their way back. and i doubt if they stand up to trump. if this is settled, it will be settled in the back rooms of the capitol or offsite at the white house somewhere. it just won't happen. i have thoug

back to the republicans a former house speaker john boehner was once behind the push to make china 3 favored trade partner with the u.s. most nations of the world almost all the nations of the world have most favored nation trading status and the fact is what we're looking for is the same status for china mr boehner eventually went to work for a lobbying firm squire patton boggs and this company has a presence in china to say the least the most ironic case is that of donald purdy jr in his resume you'll probably find out that he's helped draft a policy paper known as the u.s. national strategy to secure cyberspace masterminded the national cyber security division and the department of homeland security while. all that to end up as the chief security officer at technologies usa ties between the us establishment in both parties are very very close to the chinese look at you're a girl off a lot of interest in the united states who will say that doing pursuing a certain policy may be bad for america as a country but we don't care about that because it's good for my company to issues divi

priority china is going to eat our lunch come on back to the republicans a former house speaker john boehner was once behind the push to make china favored trade partner with the u.s. the most nations of the world almost all the nations of the world have most favored nation trading status and the fact is what we're looking for is the same status for china mr boehner eventually went to work for a lobbying firm squire patton boggs and this company has a presence in china to say the least the most ironic case is that of donald purdy jr in his resume you'll probably find out that he's helped draft a policy paper known as the u.s. national strategy to secure cyberspace masterminded the national cyber security division and the department of homeland security while. all that to end up as the chief security officer at technologies usa ties between the us establishment in both parties are very very close to the chinese who look at your girl off a lot of interest in the united states who will say that doing pursuing a certain policy may be bad for america as a country but we don't care about that beca

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. >> let's talk about to boehner, john boehner, so opposed to the existence of mairc marijuana buo nowroup, stands to make tens o tens of ms of dollars when they are acquire pieacquired by cannabis growth,e said vets are using cannabis, and v.a. will not allow it parts is because of scheduling how big of a voice does this hypocrite, who is now on right side of the issue have. >> you said it you know, canopy deal and entourage deal we'll see how that fans out, people suffering in pain. should have opportunity to get something else, you see my -- myselmy great cat is out the of bag. >> you conditions put the jeanie back in the bottle. >> we have a few seconds left. if viewers buy one cannabis stock what this she what this s. >> full global, cress co. i like. apria in canada is undervalued. kennedy: i can't believe it is that low. look at their infrastructure. kennedy: and permits in germany, good lord. bunch of sausage swinging stoners. >> interesting space. kennedy: all right, brady thank you. i hope you stop by again. >> i'd love to come back thank you. kennedy: woo! thumbs up, bernie

if your respect only comes from -- that is boehner calling me. if your respect only comes -- good asou are only as your team and your staff. we had an excellent staff that work day and night on a lot of issues and that made a big difference. those two issues are where we are. dido the job, yes, we oversight on everything we had to do and i think we did it ok. it took a lot of time to do that. huawei,nd, benghazi, cte, the space issues -- those are things that we made a priority. think, had you still been there, would you have conducted an investigation into the russian interference? -- or do youthink think that is better suited to a 9/11 commission styled or independent commission or select committee or joint senate-house committee? dutch: seriously, it depends on the politics and with the current political climate, i am not sure how effective it would be. ellen: what about an independent commission? dutch: from the intelligence point of view, there are investigations only the commission can do. given the classification. the benghazi committee as

oops, that is boehner calling you. [laughter] >> if respect only comes from esa now, you will not be success. you do in life you need to prioritize. we had to be sure what we did what was it -- what was in our scope period have always made the comment that you are only as good as your team and your staff. we had excellent staff working day and night and that made a big difference. where we issues are are. to do the job we did oversight on everything we had to do. i think we did it ok. that took a lot of time to do that. , the benghazi and the cte and spatial issues are where we made a priority. ellen: do you think you would have if you had been there conduct an investigation into russian interference? do think that is a topic better commission or11 maybe a sitting of a select committee? dutch: it depends on the politics. i'm not sure how effect that would be. ellen: what about an independent commission should mark -- commission? dutch: i think there are things that only they can do because of the classified nature of w

dutch: you have to give credit to nancy pelosi and dachshund boehner. i wanted the job but did not know i would get it. once we got on the committee, they allowed us to do what we needed to do. on numerous occasions, nancy pelosi voted against some of the legislation we put forward, but she never interfered. same with the john boehner. a couple times -- but we will not get into that. [laughter] mike: tried to interfere. ellen: let's step back and look back at the last 18 years, 9/11, you having been inside the intelligence community and being part of the body that was overseen. -- overseeing. how would you characterize the state of oversight over the last 18 years 10 now, is it that issues today are inherently more political and thus susceptible to being politicized, or is it just that we are noticing it more because the amplification from social media? >> you know the committees were created so the house intelligence committee and the senate -- and were created out of political issues. and abuses that took place in the intelligence community in the 196

boehner john warner. you know it's how we were standing around with a soft landing officer. i think guys are kind of these guys are taking driver's ed class very farsighted and. so have a conversation going around in effect or some rancher had donated some grass fed beef to them and i was kind of surprised that interaction was having lukewarm you know me. me me of that stuff and it didn't seem to really love it. so we asked him what he really like and it's an old variant good god yes i'm very young i don't. you i'm so you've done this a lot every day you know i mean you just live with naïve. and moaning at the morning yeah 5 o'clock am we go to the. after do not ride on i want you to yeah i'll be kids rested by noon was the middle of the cold the kids. looked off every time a given family must eat meat and i. did exactly right wolf. happy new. year you. right there you have. a good. oh my gosh. i feel intimidated. and need to be here. when i walk in. this. seattle i did you much like i did have better luck oil into. a shiny new say. yeah now when i mumble i know me when i re

the reservation, but what she's experiencing now is not terribly dissimilar from what we saw john boehner or paul ryan deal with with the house freedom caucus when the more conservative faction would bold and boehner or ryan would have to try to get some democrats on board. nancy pelosi understood passing something was much better than passing nothing before going out on the july 4th recess. she cut this deal, but losing 40% of her caucus is not the position she wants to be in all the time. >>> we have a lot more breaking news, right after this. anybody ? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. we're the tenney's and we're usaa members for life. call usaa to start saving on insurance today. and wpeople, our sales now life. appla new low!10 frames. at visionworks, our sales are good on over 500 frames. why are you so weird? see great with 2 complete pairs for $59. really. visionworks. see the difference. thanks for coming. no problem. -you're welcome. this is the durabed of the

oh boehner is going to open the negotiations. as soon as possible hopefully with a smile both with north and muscle tone now. but it's very important in the coming hours it's very important in the coming days that we show maturity to overcome this. crisis and this is the only way that obey now to. have a better chance is for a. positive a disease in june or in september. this is now not the most. important but this one a supposable but if the crisis is. going to. last . the chances would be undermined 40 years not 4 months this is clear why do you say that do you think that the current political confrontation is the chief criterion for being invited to start membership talks the functioning of the market to secure so. is fundamental for every decision at the high speed to go low levels and as i have underlined the standards of the free and fair elections have been always decisive forward to such decisions o.b.l. was having some problems and concerns also in the past about the. elections and the if we don't up to show. normality a

president obama and speaker john boehner were furious with one another.y got very close to a very comprehensive facet reduction and budget deal. and it fell apart. each side blamed the other for it falling apart. they did not do so in personal terms. it was business. the overlay of sort of, you are myousy person is unique in experience. host: what does all of that mean for future cooperation and the progress of the country? there's an old adage in traditional politics. said inr leader politics there were no permanent friends and there are no permanent enemies. that is sort of a traditional way of looking at things that the president is a very nontraditional politician. maybe he doesn't subscribe to that. there could be cataclysmic events in the country. crises that could bring both sides together and get them to cut a deal. i think mr. trump views himself as a patriot. missus pelosi certainly views herself as a patriot. i operate with the presumption that these folks working there andhave human flaws frailties. thishave all gotten into is this because the

public gatherings have been banned and i district of uganda where 2 people have died of the boehner virus both victims recently across the border in the democratic republic of congo where the latest outbreak has killed an infected thousands the world health organization is holding an emergency meeting on friday all right so those were the headlines the news continues here after how does the world stage and that's a watching live from. the . marriage and the family in morocco is governed by a family code called the madonna an advanced search results but as i welcome our 1st listener and dearest moment yes. the legal age of 4 marriage is now 18 but women as young as 14 have often entered into marriages that have never been registered just does not look like us or couldn't order one of the. pressure from women's groups has seen the code updated in recent years. boom false the liberals. the change has sometimes been slow and not only women have felt the need for protection and the concern was that it was worth our as a snail hell you're doing it with. the changes since 2003 have come too late

uganda has banned public gatherings in parts of the country after a 2nd person died of the boehner virus the 2 victims are a 5 year old boy and his grandmother is the 1st time across border spread of the outbreak has happened since it began in eastern democratic republic of congo last august the world health organization is holding an emergency meeting on friday. reports from kampala. where a hospital in waiting uganda is where the 5 year old boy in his grandmother died from both had recently attended a funeral in neighboring democratic republic of congo with the boy's grandfather succumbed to the virus health officials say after the burial other relatives accompany them to uganda most the congolese nationals who were sent back on thursday after an agreement was made between the 2 governments to repatriate them the district surrounding the hospital is on alert began and government has banned public gatherings in the district as the ministry of health tries to control the spread of the virus causes internal bleeding and is often fatal ugandan doctors say to other patients are being kept i

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president obama and john boehner were furious with one another and it got close to a very comprehensive deficit reduction and budget deal and it fell apart in each one blamed the other, but they did not do so in personal terms. it was business. this now -- this is the overlay of you are lousy person is unique in my experience. >> what does all of that mean for future cooperation and progress for the country? >> there is an old adage in traditional politics by a labor leader who said in politics there are no permanent friends and no permanent enemies. now that is a traditional way of looking at things that this president who is a nontraditional politician, maybe he doesn't subscribe to that, but in theory there could be crises in the country that could bring both sides together. i think trump views himself as a patriot and to go back to one of the callers before, i operate with the presumption that these folks who work up there, they all have human flaws and frailties in their working in broken institutions, but they have all gotten into this because they view it as a patriotic opportuni

former speaker of the house john boehner claimed the stimulus package, the omnibus spending bill and the budget proposed by president barack obama were "all one big down payment on a new american socialist experiment." in this regard, president harry truman was right when he said that "socialism is the epithet they have hurled at every advance the people have made in the last 20 years. socialism is what they called social security. socialism is what they called farm price supports. socialism is what they called bank deposit insurance. socialism is what they called the growth of free and independent labor organizations. socialism is their name for almost anything that helps all the people." harry truman. [applause] now let's be clear. while president trump and his fellow oligarchs attack us for our support of democratic socialism, they don't really oppose all forms of socialism. they may hate democratic socialism because it benefits working people, but they absolutely love corporate socialism that enriches trump and other billionaires. [applause] let us never forget the unbelievable h

against measles and other diseases in the northeast the region is struggling with an outbreak of the boehner virus that been 5 cases in the city of bunia near the border with ganda health services say they'll prioritize vaccinating against a boner until the outbreak is contained. but those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the big picture in france watching my fellow. the world is slowly waking up to the growing impact of ai. this exhibition in london is all about our relationship to computer technology but ai remains in its infancy still struggling through glitches in the system yet we're handing more and more decisionmaking over to the algorithm. i'm corey kreider i'm a human rights lawyer i investigated a drone strike in yemen that killed my client faisal banally jobbers family what i found was a semi-automated targeting system used to describe who was and wasn't a threat but as the big picture showed previously on the world according to ai artificial intelligence isn't just used in military targeting but in everyday policing as well in this episode will delve

john boehner was unwilling to bring a major piece of legislation to the floor that he knew could pass. i think nancy pelosi is in the same boat right now. she knows it will pass. she, in fact, supports it. she says that she does. she has said nice things about it. i do not think nancy will bring it to the floor. no disrespect when i refer to nancy by her first name. it is just the way we do it. i don't think nancy can bring it to the floor until she has something approaching the majority of her party. i don't know if that is a true majority, but something just close. i don't think she can bring something that will pass with 20 or 30 democrats. if it does pass the house, it will sail through the senate and become law. there is precedent for this that goes back much further than the last two administrations. what is so frustrating to us is that legislative successes, mutually, bipartisan, beneficial legislative successes will be very hard to come by in this legislative environment. we have one sitting in front of us that could pass in a matter of days, literally in a matter of days, if

cases in the city of bunia close to the border with uganda health services say they'll prioritize the boehner back scene until it's eradicated. that's the level of the health officials have just informed as about the measles vaccination cancelation in this region because a pit bull a case is what about the situation as the number of cases of this epidemic is growing even here in this camp kids are suffering and dying from measles we need more medical support now. human health teams are struggling to control an outbreak of hiv b. in southern pakistan sindh province most of those infected are children is laura burton manley. imtiaz ali and his family live in the tiny remote town of project darrell it got wild attention 2 months ago when medical experts found multiple cases of hiv mostly in children the ali family know this pain too well of the 6 children only one hasn't contracted the virus 2 of them died. my wife and i 8 hiv negative but sadly 5 of our children contracted hiv and 2 of them died recently now i am more worried about my other kids as there is no proper treatment available here an

john boehner, peter navarro, presidential assistant, director of trade and industrial policy directortional trade council. peter, great to see you. as we just heard from ed lawrence, everybody's digging in. this should be a surprise to no one. the president has made it clear what the policy of this country is. what the consequences will be to china who still is much as and a half trillion dollars of intellectual property and technology and who run almost half trillion dollar trade deficits with us. why would anyone want to perpetuate such a disastrous reality? >> great to see you, lou. the good news here is that this president has done something really remarkable. in two and half years, he has totally changed the narrative on china, there is now a strong bipartisan consensus about the china problem as mr. kudlow called it. and a recent poll just last week the harvard harris poll showed that a strong majority of the country support the china tariffs and 8/10 republicans, and do you know what? china is paying for those tariffs. they paid for those tariffs because they are exporting less

and john boehner was unwilling to bring that. pelosi is in the same boat right now. she knows it will pass. >> she supports it. >> no disrespect when i -- i still call mike pence mike when nobody else is a around. it's the way we do it. i don't think nance c nancy cant to the floor. i don't think she can bring something that's going to pass with 20 or 30 democrats. so -- if it does pass the house, it will sail through the senate. there's precedent for this and it goes back farther than the last two administrations. but legislative successes mutually bipartisan successes are going to be very, very hard to come by in this legislative environment and we have one sitting in front of us that could pass in a matter of days, literally, literally in a matter of days if we could figure out a way to get the vote. we're going to do what's obvious under the circumstances, we're going to bring pressure on their own leadership for a vote. we know there are champions of this bill in the house. we know manufacturing supports it, all the typical rust belt democrats, that's their base

and not states sometimes you may live for someone from politics comes right because john boehner from between are part of my close or good friends so there's always lots going on here i think it's something new to be. involved in the kind of china is opening a new club a new branch of a sickness empire. also has become a member in the network of important. people from the sports business and intertainment industries. when you're young you can always i know that. i know you see this because listen this is true it's a close circle that's hard to get into and i'm sure money attracts success and success attracts money i do believe that. the 5 experienced myself how you can suddenly connect with people previously out of reach. i am in a different position to how do you know to shun future in the open. and i was watching with a good definition. in san francisco and that's where this gets bored i was. to class one is ready to leave his box he wants to celebrate the victory with his friends the billionaire and hearing aid company owner martin kindt. kindt is also current owner and president o

legislatively -- >>> host of the boxer podcast, barbara boxer, and back with he former spokesman to john boehnerhael steele. four female presidential candidates serving in the congress, they're say they want to get rid of the hyde amendment, and there are others who are taking shots at biden's stance. who was beto erock. let's take a look. >> yes. >> i would support overturns the hyde amendment to make sure that every woman, especially those who may be dependent on government support for their health care are ability to or one of those screenings i talked about at a planned parenthood clinic. >> senator, of course, the 450id amendment has a staple part of democratic politics for years, especially among catholic democrats. is that no longer acceptable in today's democratic party? >> oh, i think it's acceptable. i think, you know, i stand with those who say get rid of the hyde amendment, because poor women are discriminated against. they don't have the means to exercise their right to choose in many cases, but it's important to note that because of planned parenthood clinics where they can refer y

. >> there's a dramatic contrast to what this place was like 4 or 5 years ago under john boehner. there's not a single democratic caucus who's thinking about a rebellion against the speaker of the house. unanimously, of course there are lots of different opinions in the democratic kaung us. strongly held opinion. >> nobody is thinking about setting aside, pushing aside speaker pelosi on this issue. even those who feel this is necessary. is the public convinced that this is a president who is worthy of impeachment. i would add one other thing to this case, remember if all of a sudden tomorrow nancy pelosi reverses course and begins impeachment inquiries. nothing changes. it's not like the white house is going to start providing documents and providing witnesses, we're doing it under the guys of impeachment. people need to remember there's a strong argument in favor of impeachment. this president has behaved in a way that richly deserves it. impeachment is the atomic bomb of political tools. and you have to be thoughtful and careful about how you use it, don't be under the impressio

i'm joined by michael steel for the house speaker, john boehner.a this thing here, first of all, there is no sense of consistency. if this were hillary clinton and she won in the electoral college and said yeah, i got help and i will take dirt from the other countries. these guys would be stringing her up and they go like silence of the lambs since a republican president. a named republican. >> you remember at the end of the clinton administration there was a scandal that the clinton campaign might have accidentally accepted campaign contributions. they went nuts. foreign interference. how could you do this? they were incensed. now today when you have foreign governments offering dirt on campaigns, they shrug their shoulders. they will try to keep them oust america and everywhere else. >> speak for the party. why is 90% of the republican party voters. no matter what this man said, we saw "access hollywood" and grabbing women. but fifth avenue and avenue of the americas. we would have done that, too. in every case, they say yes, sir. this is north k

thank you very much. >> do you agree with john boehner right there? party taking a nap? >> absolutely not. in fact, if anything, i think what happened in the democratic and republican party, the democratic presidential candidates are going to so far left and some of the republican state legislators are going so far right that the party that controls a part of the middle which might control a lot of gubernatorial and the president selection will going to be looking for who do we vote for? both extremes of the party are dominating the dialogue. in the previous segment i was surprised about vice president biden's announcement on the hyde amendment which used to be the moderate stand on abortion. and then, of course, we have republican legislators in the southern states where i live who are making pretty right-wing abortion statements, especially regarding the rape and incest. so the middle is going to be looking for something in between, and i think the party that wins is going to be that that seeks the middle and that independent vote that will swing el

boehner. i got to know barry, jack. i got to know so many people. we caught the elevator together.e often went to the lunch room together. we talked. >> dana: last i recall you were one of the ones that helped bring your little scotch, little bourbon to the members so they would work thins out. i'm not advocating alcohol. >> part irish american, i like my jamison. that's another thing about the perception. when you read this report, here i am a black woman, but i have irish roots. i'm proud of that. i'm proud of my american roots. and yet people don't get to see all of that. they get to see one picture and paint everybody with a broad brush. this is a very important report. i hope more of your viewers and others read it. i know i'm going to tweeted about it. we need to go beyond labels and look at the individual, the person. i can't wait tonight to have a big debate watch party. my home is gonna look like america. >> dana: i know there will probably be a little jamison around there as well. stick around there, terry and donna. heart wrenching photo fueling more debate about the imm

. >> more and more as time goes on i'm reminded of the struggles john boehner used to have on the freedom seems to be replicating a mirror image the left wing of her caucus. it's very interesting because at the end of the day because what this bill was adopted to fund and reset the facilities for the people down at the border, it's something donald trump wants. a vote against this bill is a vote for micah donald trump and four cruelty -- i think there is an interesting convergence because for the first time we are finding the lowest common denominator. it looks like just may be republicans and democrats in washington get get together on the idea that they want to spend enough money to end this kind of embarrassment at the border. >> bret: the other element is the asylum laws which i don't think democrats are going to get two or have agreed to, not in this bill. it's important to remember how we've evolved here and what democrats had been calling this border situation before, take a listen. >> the only national emergency is the humanitarian crisis that president trump has created at our bo

in the obama administration, the house led by republican john boehner, took the president to court claiming that it was a violation of the appropriations clause come out that congress has the power of the purse. there was a claim that money was being spent those not appropriated for insurance payments in obamacare. the republican judge, a judge appointed by president bush upheld the house's lawsuit and the house had standing to bring the suit and was considering that before it was result. this decision was made by a judge recently appointed by president trump. it runs it not only contrary to the decision by previous judge collier in the obamacare case, t also runs counter to the decision in district court in akland where a federal district court agreed with the representations of the plaintiffs that there is a violation of the appropriations lause of the constitution, and has entered a preliminary injunction against using any of this money that was declared in the emergency, which had been rejected by both houses of ongress in the appropriation request for building the all. so, this decisio

extremely powerful, still is, but extremely powerful when republicans were in charge, made john boehner'spretty miserable, effectively pushed him out as speaker. but since donald trump has been president, don, the freedom caucus has been very much behind donald trump and justin amash is not. and so he's left the freedom caucus, that's according to our haley bird who got this reporting this evening. and, you know, we're still doing reporting as to whether he left voluntarily. officially the answer is yes. he left voluntarily. or whether or not the very much pro trump forces in this powerful wing of the republican caucus in the house forced him out or whether it was maybe more mutual. >> the reporting says that he stopped -- he told cnn in martha he had stopped going to the freedom caucus meetings after clashing with the group over directions to go with donald trump. >> huge differences. >> interesting time for him. so we'll see what transpires with that. dana, thank you for bringing us that. i want to bring in laura. turning to today's hearing, the former white house counsel under nixon, c

low cloud cover still hugging the coastline right now, but kind of see we're seeing normally can boehner right now a little further to the north that's to work its way all the way down the coastline. i think as whead toward tomorrow morning. so up to clear us out but for now we've got some couple numbers in the interior valleys 60 degrees in livermore 60's 70's right now in san jose cool 50's along the coastline but that patchy fog 57 degrees in san francisco 62 degrees and low 65 a nice evening in the napa valley, 71 in fairfield as we head through the night tonight skies going to stay mostly clear inland patchy fog will seep inside the bay we're seeing that already tomorrow mostly sunny. a little breezy along the coastline in the afternoon, some mild temperatures and the first weekend of summer looks like we're going to things right back up a for tomorrow this low is going to drop down a little bit further south that is going to keep us cooler on the next couple days a little more sunshine maybe slightly warmer right along the coastal waters edge. thank you. lawrence new date tonight a

>>boehner ridge park that's about an hour north of sacramento, fire crews had to act fast to prevent the winds from carrying the fire down the hills and threatening some neighborhoods. the fire also damaged and endangered some major infrastructure as well, the water supply for both rockland and the nearby town of lincoln. police say the family didn't get into trouble because they didn't intentionally set the fire. >>a man shot and killed by an off-duty la police officer reportedly had a mental disability. police in corona say kenneth french got into an argument before attacking the officer at a costco the officer shot and killed french and french his cousin says that he also shot his parents. they are in critical condition. the cousin says french could couldn't live on his own he had a disability and mentee couldn't speak or start an argument. the officer suffered minor injuries. the officers child who was with him at the costco was not injured. just days after the riverside county costco shooting another california store became a crime scene. a woman's ex-boyfriend shot her and her

time since the hoover administration and they shut the government down and they chased out speaker boehner and speaker ryan. to answer your question, absolutely. i have never seen the speaker at better form than she is now under extraordinary circumstances. so i think we're going to move forward. i think it's a process that we're going through right now, and cleatly she's in touch with all members. >> when you say that part of your calculus on this, part of your thinking on this now is you feel like you have nothing to lose, that opening an inquiry may help obtain documents, obtain testimony, obtain witnesses that you otherwise are getting stone walled for. one of the objections that has been raised by the speaker's office, and i think it's an interesting one is that if an impeachment inquiry is opened in the judiciary committee it might potentially head off the kind of investigation gnat you're doing on your committee, the intelligence committee or that congressman comings is heading up in the oversight committee. there are these robust inquiries that are happening in other committees tha

they go to wall street, they go become lobbyists or like john boehner, now market weed to everybody aroundare going to do. it's this politics, washington and wall street, it's been there forever and look how many people from goldman sachs have been treasury secretary in administrations, god bless them. >> but you know, can we just have a moment of realizing that actually those people know something about wealth creation and banking and how you create capital and how you fund industries and so forth. i mean, to sort of, for aoc and -- who did tweet about this and other people to come out and say oh, my gosh, he's a terrible person because he's going to wall street, okay, the guy wants to make some money. i don't have any problem with that. maybe he can actually do something that's productive for the city of chicago or infrastructure spending in chicago or something of that nature. >> there it is. there it is, liz. now you have the ex-politician using his influence with an investment bank, private investment bank, to steer infrastructure spending. that's the cronyism. >> create capital for i

speaker, she had a democratic senate and white house and it allowed her to do a lot of things john boehnernever able to do. without a president to keep the party unified and a progressive wing that wants to be more ambitious, especially on the issue of immigration, has a different idea than all of these new democratic house members who won in swing districts that were held by republicans where they just have a different idea about how to handle border security. something like this was bound to happen at some point. the other thing that made this very difficult for the speaker was that democrats in the senate by and large worked would republicans and agreed on the senate bill. that just made it harder for the speaker to try and push back and negotiate something differently with the white house and mitch mcconnell. >> just to sort of incapsulate some of the anger that's out there. a washington state congressman called out members of his own party in the problem solvers committee. this is what he wrote on twitter. since when did the problem solvers caucus become the child abuse caucus? wouldn

and this is exactly what happened to john boehner when democrats controlled the senate years ago anduse. >> she says she wants to talk to the vice president. she did talk to the president. she thought after that she'd done an end-around on mcconnell. she had the president willing to discuss changes. but then he tweeted after that republican senate just passed bipartisan humanitarian assistance for our southern border 84-8. the president goes on to ask for other things he wants. that would be separate legislation. so that seems to be the president saying never mind, pass the senate bill. >> yeah. but to rachel's point, this is something nancy pelosi has been very good at doing in the pacht she's managed to claw a victory out of the jaws of defeat in the past. i don't know if we've seen her against a wall like this before, though. >> we definitely haven't. she's getting pressure from progressives who want her to make a stand here. but the reality is there's already a bipartisan agreement in the senate and that really hurts her. >> this is also a really emotional issue. the president as