pelosi: is that what he's saying? i thought he said the passage of the 19th amendment made us a totalitarian state when women had the right to vote? didn't he say something like that too? and didn't he -- didn't he also be part of a movement to repeal the 19th amendment for women to have the right to vote? what do i think of that? i think i hear something like that every day around here. when people say that women shouldn't be able to make their choices about contraception. or their own reproductive health. that's a sign of disrespect for women. what he's saying is outrageous. i don't think many members here would subscribe to. that but the insult to women's intelligence is one that exists in many forms around here. thank you all very much. i have to go to our votes. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> on friday, house minority leader mccarthy talks about why

now what do you think is the point of nancy pelosi, the latest visit to armenia? well, it seems to be to stir up trouble with both russia and turkey at the same time which united states has been doing for many years. the state, the intervention at below c, as mr. open said, where their intervention in taiwan is, is really disturb trouble. that's all it's meant to do. there is some connection with the domestic elections in the united states because of the armenian boat, and they wish to get that for the democratic party in the united states. but i think the primary purpose of her visit was to try and embarrass russia because it has defense treaty with armenia, which i mean he's complaining about not being fulfilled fully in there and they were and their view. and it also is an attack on turkey because turkey backs as a by jen and they want to do 2 things at the same time. they want to take split armenia from russia by saying to the armenians, the united states will guarantee whatever that means. i mean, in sovereignty, whatever that means, because armine the sovere

speaker pelosi, thank you. the work you have done along with congress and president biden will make a world of difference in the lives of millions of americans and hundreds of thousands of californians. it will allow people like erin and jibbing on keep their coverage and the costs within reach for people throughout the state who don't have health insurance today but could have it tomorrow. open enrollment on november first and i encourage anyone californian going without coverage to individual coverage california. it is more in reach than ever before. with that, thank you again to the speaker for her leadership and for this incredible accomplishment and my pleasure to introduce rossy advocacy director for aarp. california. >> good morning. thank you madam speaker and guests a pleasure to be here with you this morning to talk about inflation reduction act. years of discussion and negotiation and thank you to speaker pelosi, congress delivered role prescription drug price relief for millions of older americans b

pelosi: my focus is on holding the house. how many times have i told you over the past year and a and-a-half-plus that the democrats would hold the house despite the so-called wisdom in washington, d.c., saying that the president always loses. the fact is that isn't convention and wisdom because convention has changed. we communicate in a different way. we have a different reality. ms. herrera beutler: now in terms of our own democracy being on the ballot. our planet being on the ballot. the future of our country being on the ballot. and also we believe we will win and always prepare for it. our distinguished chairman sean patrick maloney began that even before january 6 as soon as he was chosen -- even before january 6. you can imagine the momentum. it has picked up. secondly, our mobilization depends on messaging and the legislation we are passing has been very, very shall we say encouraging to our grassroots. and then the third is of course -- i don't always bring it up, the resources. we have been ready. when the supreme

nancy pelosi says it is -- to -- pelosi says it is extremism to let parents be involved in parents education, if that's what she think this extremism, may it is time for nancy pelosi to go. we are going to fight for the american people to restore that hope with the commitment to america to show that there is a better way to get this country back on track and restore the american dream for generations to come. with that, i am proud to bring up our conference chair. >> thank you steve, as leader mccarthy said, today hausman test house republicans continue to pray for all -- for all those in hurricane ian's path, many of us are bracing for this disaster as it makes it way across the state. families are struggling to balance their budget, seniors including many from my district are draining their savings, and the next generation is finding it impossible to afford the american dream. joe biden and the democrats have no plan to secure the border, and they have no plan to address the skyrocketing crime crisis causing chaos in our streets. the american people are -- are smart, they know that single

many are not pleased with nancy pelosi actions. it seems like the results of her recent trip are not exactly good for the worlds are, but we shall have to see further reaction from the united states as well as from other countries. a high ranking e politician has suggested that turkey should face sanctions if it joins a china lead economic alliance. the shanghai cooperation organization. the juvenile piece is nathan, on the e. you must keep a close eye on turkey's president at one nato and the european union must ask themselves how long they will let air dawn dance around on their noses. nato member turkey is doing more to circumvent european sanctions on russia than china. air dawn puts the brakes on finland in sweden, joining nato, and now he wants to join the s c o. together with iran. it is time for a robust turkey policy. turkey is currently considered a dialogue partner in that organization along with other countries such as saudi arabia and counsel. european politicians have said turkey and nato state has been leading away f

elizabeth: watch nancy pelosi talk about that. watch. >> people think that the president of the united states has the power for debt forgiveness. he does not. he can postpone, he can delay, but he does not have that power. that has to be an act of congress. elizabeth: okay, there's all that. jason, there's also this, the inspector general of homeland security finds nearly 2,000 homeland security government workers, they're supposed to be keeping us safe, they got caught stealing millions in ban democratic job -- pandemic job benefits and people supposed to be overseeing the budget in homeland security. what's your reaction when you hear this? >> i want to see them prosecuted. if they're going to uphold the law, go out and prosecute those people. what about the front of the line and prosecute them first. elizabeth: to what jason is saying, you know, andy, it was a look at just about 2400 jobless claims and can be even bigger and found 2.6 million allegedly stolen and this was a sample. this was cases of identity fraud, homeland sec

over the years you learn not to underestimate nancy pelosi. to stay in power for 36 years. i'm sure her and her husband will love the wine scene in italy. i heard it's great. you know, this just goes to show what's going on in this country. we don't know what's going to happen in the midterms. it looks like republicans are absolutely going to take back the house, maybe 15 to 20 seats. it will depend on whether or not they take the senate which looks more promising as the days go on. we have to look at what is the impact that a president biden calling half the country semi-fascist and extremist are going to have on the midterm elections right now. i don't know who thought that was a good idea sitting and the round table saying let's call half the country terrorists. i'm sure that will bring everybody to our side. that's why independents are disapproving of the job president biden is doing to the tune of 65%. democrats are going to wear that in midterm elections and i think another thing that we need to consider is just how pissed off the americ

it seemed like nancy pelosi went there for the purpose of intensifying disagreements and disputes. and that may have been the result of her recent trip. but it seems like policy, united states is go around the world, escalating tangent causing problems, causing intensification disagreements and then sitting back and watching the result . many are not pleased with nancy below these actions. it seems like the result of a recent trip are not exactly good for the world, but we still have to see further reaction from the united states as well as from other countries. is where the forces have been raiding, palestinian human rights groups, and they've accused of supporting terrorism without providing evidence as surveillance, comma video shows israeli authorities breaking down the door. the rights groups off is with some of the service men, even taking cell phase and photos together with best phones. then they took a sheet of muscle and filled off the front door, issuing an order to forbid anyone from entering several palestinian white screen of experience similar ways. but the door was s

we all know it last year biden and speaker pelosi spent, and spent, and spent. now we are all paying the price for that as inflation eats weight everyone's paycheck. america cannot afford one party rule any longer. one in six americans are behind on the utility bills. grocery prices are 13.5% annually. iowa farmers are grappling skyhigh fertilizer and diesel prices and mortgage rates are the highest they have been since 2008. so, while democrats continue to double down on reckless spending including to their $400 billion student loan debt transfer, republicans are working on commonsense policies to help restore our economy for everyone. we are committed to combating inflation. regaining america energy independence to bring down the cost of gas and electricity. in making goods here in america, not in china. we believe you should keep more of your hard earned money and that you know how to spend your money in your paycheck better than the government can. so republicans, we have a plan to get our economy back on track. but first the most important steps in doing so

to bring speaker pelosi up, i want to speak of my mom, i first met speaker pelosi at john luis's sit-in congress and my 88-year-old mom was there and loved to follow politics and i asked speaker pelosi to meet her which she kindly did and my mother went up to her and say i will not die in peace until you're speaker again. [laughter] and then a few years later, she was and we were at a vigil, at a church in san francisco and she came over to say hi to my mom and my mom said to her, now, i can die in peace. [laughter] and then she turned to me, and said she understands because she's catholic. and my mother died in year at 92 years old in peace. thank you very much. >> [audience awe] [applause] >> and may your mother rest in peace knowing that you are at peace or striving to be there. it must be very hard. well, you see this, it says, see what it says here, it says gun violence prevention day of action. it's a day of action around the country, and what better place for us to observe it here in san francisco than with rudy and united playaz and with our people who presented today. and with

nancy pelosi.till, she arrived in taiwan to get off the ladder. military aircraft, thereby commit the demonstrative act of invading china's zone of sovereign interests the recent visit of nancy pelosi, the second person in line for the presidency of the head of the entire house of representatives, to one of the most powerful figures in the us government, and the fact that the us government decided to send her despite protests. china means that the united states does not recognize and reject, the principle of one china what does this mean? this means that the possibility of a war between china and the united states is higher than ever, and if changes are not made, this war could become a new one. a world war or even a nuclear war, so this is extremely dangerous the chinese dragon began to answer in the most understandable language for americans with money the battery company decided not to open its factory in the usa and this simple $ 5 billion presentation of apple can again be disrupted without he

and what is nancy pelosi's concern?grant hands to pick grapes in vineyards in napa valley? first of all, let's be very clear, these migrant workers are not coming here to pick grapes in nancy pelosi's vineyard. they are coming here for blue collar and middle class jobs. whether it be in the service industry. whether it be in the construction industry, whether it be working at a local office taking phone calls. complete mythology that they're even doing these jobs in the first place. democrats want cheap labor by any means necessary. even if it means stuffing tens of thousands of unaccompanied minors in horrific conditions in a shelter where they are trying to kill themselves sees them as disposable lies. sex traffic. human traffic, to keep the bottom line flowing to the democrat party. that's what this is about. and that's what is on the ballot pick grapes in vineyards on napa valley. paul pelosi is going to mow you down with his porch. that's something else they have to look out for. not just the coyotes. it's paul in

now what does pelosi so of support for our menia mean for that country and the region in general? sure. well, once again, we have the united states meddling in the affairs of countries that are quite far away on the other side of the planet. now surprised there. now what's particularly interesting about nancy pelosi and her recent trip is that, as you heard, i mean it does come in the context of these border disputes that have gotten deadly, et cetera. ah, and she managed to anger all sy, in the dispute during her trip. i appears 1st of all, we got russia that is not happy that there were not any concrete steps that came out of this. no clear plan to end the townships. in addition to that, while nancy pelosi was there in, in the aftermath of her trip, we saw protests against the collective security treaty organizations that echoed nancy below his words and even waved us flags. and let's be clear that nancy pelosi went out of her way to blame azerbaijan, an ally of turkey for the entire situation. now, bach, who responded the statement made by the speaker of the u. s. house of repr

nancy pelosi has pledged support for media. after recent fighting on the border with azerbaijan, she is the most senior us official to visit the country. the 2 countries have been in conflict for decades over the disputed region of the gourne of kara back. tony cheng reports from the armenian capital yerevan alongside her armenian counterpart, nancy pelosi paying her respect to the genocide memorial. the speaker of the house of representatives appeared moved. but the message was clear. the united states as standing firmly alongside armenia in it's time of need. later in the day, after meetings in the national assembly, she was equally resolute and meeting again had a particular importance to us because of the focus on security following the illegal and deadly attacks. and as a, by the, as they hung up on the armenian territory. we strongly condemn those attacks. we, in our delegation on behalf of congress, which threatens prospects, are much ne, peace agreement, but pelosi wouldn't be drawn on how the u. s. might contribute to

alongside her armenian counterpart, nancy pelosi paying her respect to the genocide memorial. the speaker of the house of representatives appeared moved. but the message was clear. the united states as standing firmly alongside armenia in its time of need. later in the day, after meetings in the national assembly, she was equally resolute and meeting again that had a particular importance to us because of the focus on security following the illegal and deadly attacks on as of by the edge that they hang up on the armenian territory, we strongly condemn those attacks lee in our delegation on behalf of congress, which threatens prospects for much ne piece agreement, but pelosi wouldn't be drawn on how the u. s. might contribute to the peace process we were here to listen to. i mean, is security need, she said, but conceded the russia had broke the seas. father, it's currently in place initiated either series on the streets of the capital protest as cold for an end to the russian broke a peace process under the collective security treaty organization or c, s t o o. we have an alli

. >>> plus brand new cnn reporting about nancy pelosi's future. democrats now going on the record to say if they lose the house in november, then it is time for a new leader. >>> and stuck in the middle. migrants at the center of a big immigration fight between republican governors and the democratic white house. >> the minute even a small fraction of what those border towns deal with every day is brought to their front door, they all of a sudden go berserk and they are so upset that this is happening. >> republicans are playing politics with human beings using them as props. what they are doing is simply wrong. it is unamerican, it is reckless. >> up first for us, donald trump gets the delay he wanted. a federal judge appointed by trump ruled in favor of donald trump and their request for a special master, a third party attorney to page through the materials the fbi took using its search warrant from mar-a-lago. he is raymond dearie, senior judge from a northeastern district, and he gave him an extra month added to the tile line proposed by the j

paul pelosi has done very well.his profession is investor and he's done quite well. a number of times investing companies that later benefited from government action. the speaker has always denied any sort of connection between information she might have and her husband stock trades and says they cannot discuss that but it looks bad and lots of other members of congress have done pretty well after they get into congress. somehow they come to the house and senate with relatively low net worth and spend a few years there and their net worth is a lot bigger so i think what you see -- you seen a generational conflict. >> i just want to add this and i'm sorry to interrupt you, it's hard with the delay but there's data that indicate some newer numbers of congress failed to report stock trades in compliance with the stock act so it's not just nancy and paul if it is happening there, sorry. >> that's correct. but i think you have is a generational thing in which you got younger members of the ho house, all members of the ho

host: pike on -- why constant reference to nancy pelosi. has speaker pelosi violated any law? guest: she is the speaker of the house with great power comes extra scrutiny. her husband is trading in a way that most members of congress or their spouses don't. when you are dealing with hundreds of thousands of dollars or in the case of paul pelosi tens of millions of dollars in a short. of time as a reporter, as a journalist we are going to absolutely scrutinize those trades to understand what they are and whether they are in conflict with decisions that nancy pelosi would herself be making and one example was when there was an act a couple months ago. electronics, conductors he made trades involving video. ultimately decided to sell the purchase that he made very quickly after making that purchase. it was in response to some controversy that came to bear as a result of the activity on capitol hill whether it was intentional or not coming into play at the same time when he was making stock trades. host: what constitutes a conflict of interest? guest: credibly attune to what the r

, has speaker pelosi actually violated any law? >> guest: speaker pelosi, number one she is the speaker of the house. so with great power comes extra scrutiny. her husband also is trading in a way that most members of congressei or their spouses dont when you're dealing with hundreds of thousands of dollars, or in the case of paul pelosi, tens of millions of dollars worth of trades in a very short period of time. then, as a reporter and a journalist, we are going to absolutely scrutinize his trades to understand what they are and whether they are in any way, shape or form in conflict with the decisions that nancy pelosi would, herself, be making. and one examplema is when the ts act came about just a couple of months ago dealing with some trades involving nvdia and he ultimately decided to sell the purchase that he made very quickly after making the purchase in response to some controversy that ultimately came to bear as a result of the activity on capitol hill. whether it was intentional or not coming into play at the same time wh

is this really about principles, or is this about politics for nancy pelosi? this is about principal the armenian people of art, such as the armenians referred when is the indigenous ancestral lands of the armenian people. it has been inhabited by armenians for several thousands of years . the armenian people, the un security council resolutions wrong them when they talk about the occupation of a very territories. does that what you're telling really, what you're telling views. the security council resolutions also applied explicitly to other by john to cease all aggressive actions against the local army and populations and battle capacious not, not about sees fires. i can read to hear the text of a tape to refers to recently occupied areas of azerbaijan, the same sentence in 853884, cause upon armenia to stop, to ensure that their forces and not provided armenian force is not provided with the means to extend their military campaign further, right is the un security council got it wrong. and it also called an officer by john to seize all aggression against th

pelosi really gearing up for the midterms. she's one of the first guests on the new show on hulu power trip. she showed off her fitness with a brisk walk, with george stephanopoulos talking about how republicans will destroy democracy if the power goes to the g.o.p. in november. >> midterm, our democracy as you see because they are nullifying elections, and that's part of their agenda. the fate of the planet, which they are in denial. they're still antiscience and antigovernance to do anything about it. >> a pinnacle of fitness there. in the meantime, republican leaders making the rounds on sunday shows touting their new plan for change. here's congresswoman and g.o.p. conference chair earlier today on fox news sunday. >> not only are we going to earn back the house, but we're going to earn back the senate as well. and we will send every bit of legislation that we promised to the president's desk, and it is up to biden whether he works with us or whether he will play politics and veto these important bills to rein in inflation

let's watch this. >> speaker pelosi is going to be fired in 46 days.beth: that was a quick sound bite. representative scalise says the same thing, congressman. what do you think all the democrats got calling gop agenda extremist? >> democrat party, nancy pelosi, joe biden, chuck schumer thinks anyone who disagrees with them is extreme. let me tell you america is not a socialist nation. we are not supportive of spending our way out of inflation and taxing our way out of recession. we're all about bringing this country back and stopping uncontrollable policies. elizabeth: congressman smith, karl rove, thanks for joining us tonight, gentlemen. good to to you. >> thank you. elizabeth: gop house lawmakers pushing hard on the hunter biden probe with deals with china. companies are reassessing their trade deals with china and business there if china goes in on taiwan. also this, the white house continues to dodge questions about the u.s. crime problem but we have a growing number of democrats personally hit by crime. senator marsha blackburn on "the evening e

what is nancy pelosi doing that? what is she expected to say? but she, sir, meeting the speaker of the parliament a little later this morning. earlier today at about 730 local time, she went to pay her respects the memorial to the armenian genocide adjuster on one of the hills, just on the edge of your van. she's going to be speaking to the speaker, making some public statements yesterday or she arrived. she tweeted that she was here to show her support for armenia for their further democratic progression. and that of the caucuses generally said she was here to recognise the armenian genocide and also to push on for american involvement in peace. a particularly in that conflict in the corner. caraballo. as you mentioned, tourney. what does this visit say about where the us sees the blame for the recent outbreak of fighting? i think that's interesting. i don't think she'll be making any explicit statements in what we've seen over the last couple days in the accusations, going from both sides, that the other side was responsible. i don't think the

of course, it is my honor to be at the side of speaker pelosi. someone who brought so much transformative infrastructure projects like the central subway to the bay area but also has brought so many good investments to the entire country and i spent a few weeks on the road and tulsa and indianapolis, northern new hampshire and southern california and today we were in the inland empire and the projects we saw in common, it wouldn't have happened without the bipartisan infrastructure law and the infrastructure law wouldn't have happened without the leadership of speaker pelosi and we're thankful for that. [applause] and the president recently signed the inflation reduction act. something that's going to make a difference to so many people here and across california. extraordinarily legislative achieve: making prescription drugs affordable for seniors and helping families save on their utility bills and while unfortunately it didn't get any republican votes in congress, that bill has widespread bipartisan support yong the american people and that's

nancy pelosi for comments on the board. a conflict with armenia calling them a serious blows apiece. efforts as a by john is repeated its position that the fighting was the result of a large scale military provocation by armenia. foreign ministry described pelosi is a known pro armenian politician and branded her remarks. unsubstantiated and unfair occurs as the ceasefire is being observed, and the escalation of hostilities has been prevented while the government in azerbaijan has moved quickly to rebuild since share a city that was retaken in the war with armenia in 2020 charles stratford has more on the situation that the town you can see behind me in the valley, there is what's at the armenians calls their planet. killed the ass aries, give it another name, they call it a con. kern diese the perma kurt, is calling to the air is occupied illegally by the armenians. this is very much a frontline in the self declared republic of nagondo. carol bark, a republic that not a single country, not even armenia recognizes. now this

part of that is there's not a lot of people stepping up directly to challenge speaker pelosi. you have two, hakeem jeffrey who is currently the democratic caucus chair and adam schiff who spend the chair of the intelligence committee. they have started talking to people, having meetings. laying out the groundwork should nancy pelosi decide she doesn't want to be in the caucus anymore. she did make a deal for years ago that she would only do two more terms as speaker but that deal was never codified into house democratic rules so there's always wiggle room and it seems like it's truly anyone's game. if policy wants to stay several democrats say they would expect her to try and then if she doesn't you could see hakeem jeffries. he could emerge as the first one to lead a political party in congress and i would say adam schiff as the underdog as he does have national name recognition and he's holding meetings and calling people. >> to the republican side of the island on the house, the headline of your story in the wall street journal, kevin mccarthy brought back to power. you wri

many people were wondering why pelosi was so optimistic. you definitely felt on the house side this was the first [indiscernible] you definitely felt the upbeat move that democrats -- upbeat mood that democrats were feeling. it came after senator graham, and there is a companion bill in the house that introduced that federal ban that they think, when we are talking about being on the campaign trail, talking about making a difference between democrats and republicans, well, this is the extreme maga republicans that will take away more of your freedom. they were feeling that energy, but many people were thinking maybe pelosi was feeling too much of that. one thing to note, during that press conference, she got asked if she wants to still stay in leadership regardless of what happens in november. a lot of aids and a couple members i talked to yesterday are saying that you cannot say and project negativity that you might lose the majority and you may not kp these seats, that it might be a blowout. that is likely where that is coming from. yamic

the south us how speaker nancy pelosi is in our media. she's the highest ranking us official to go there since it became independent from the soviet union in 1991. the trip follows renewed fighting between our media as if i show on there the contested region of the going to cover back a ceasefire. been effect in effect, since witnessing the heads of state security of kyrgyzstan am tajikistan of discuss the latest share up in fighting along bed disputed board up dozens of people were killed in the violence the to blame each other for the rest escalation ah, in london, the thousands of people sunday is their last chance to pay their respects to the only queen, but many have ever known. the cue to westminster hall is more than 6 kilometers long. some people have been waiting for 13 hours a war. they've no less than 24 hours to view the queen's coffin. as it lies in state, the state funeral on monday is likely to be the biggest event ever hosted in london . u. s. president joe biden, and 1st lady joe biden of arrived in london for the funeral