>> pete: you got me with paul pelosi your boy but i will go with michelle. >> joey: if paul pelosi hadright now. >> jesse: "primetime" would know his name. [laughter] >> pete: you would know his name if anybody would. who is it. >> when they go lie, we go high. [applause] >> jesse: she only hires the best. was it feinstein's driver that also was a chinese spy? can democrats maybe just hire some better drivers? >> pete: yes. >> jesse: holy guacamole who had tacos for lunch yesterday? was it joe biden or was it jill biden? >> pete: i know this one. >> jesse: throw it up. >> pete: joe. >> jesse: tiebreaker. it's the big guy. >> joey: that makes sense. i think technically he had a quesadilla. >> pete: it was 4.50s and he left a $40 tip. >> joey: we don't know jill didn't eat tacos. >> pete: i'm up by one. vets. >> jesse: joe bidenal very good. >> this is a big one. you ain't black. joe biden upset black americans this week with empathetic comments about his son's crack addiction. one outspoken host blamed biden about destroying was it shala main that god. tha. >> pete: it either of them wo

we know with paul pelosi, not secret service but capitol police, and we did have all of that video of security cameras, but it apparently did not alert authorities before he was able to get in. carol leonnig of the "washington post," who broke the news about jake sullivan's home being broken into at 3:00 a.m. thank you so much. that's going to do it for me today. "deadline white house" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> hi there, everyone, it's 4:00 in new york. there are new questions today regarding the access peddling and potential corruption that defined the trump era. that is thanks to a lawsuit against one of the central players in the disgraced ex-president's innermost circle, rudy giuliani. this new lawsuit comes from a woman named noel

the attack on paul pelosi. shootings of gabby giffords, steve scalise.we just accept if you're going to be a public figure of any level, a level of danger is built in? >> i think we've seen throughout history there's some danger involved with getting involved with politics. there's been a clear escalation in the violent rhetoric, which in some of these cases as we've seen all of the ones you mentioned lead to actual violent actions against public officials. i was just talking to a friend who had been contemplating running for office on a federal level and decided against it because of the concern not only for themselves, but their family. just think about the loss to the public when people who would be great public servants are opting against doing it because they don't want to put themselves or more importantly, their families, in danger based on what they've seen. this is after what happened to paul pelosi. so it has a real impact. i think frank is right. it is odd at this point in time that you do have some congressional offices that have less securit

is the tweets, and that is what turns off the advertisers which is his tweets and the deranged paul pelosit repels the advertisers from twitter. so she has it cut out for her as she takes reins of the company. >> yes, she does, and the user experience is degenerated, and so that is the open question, how it changes the way that people use twitter. oliver, thank you so much. we appreciate it. jim? >> this is just into cnn. >>> jamie foxx's daughter has released an update on his health following a stint in the hospital. we will give you the details. >>> and also, moove over, police dogs. we will show you how some cows helped police e make an ararres to help you check things off your bucket list... ...and his. with 24 trusted brands by wyndham to choose fro your wyndham is waiting. get the lowest price at wyndhamhotels.com if you're on medicare, you should know president biden has capped the cost of insulin at 35 dollars a month. 35 bucks. see how joe biden is helping more americans afford the medicine they need. my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college, an

then they'll have to borrow paul pelosi's hammer.eers and applause]. >> greg: yeah, he's a victim of crime. he's a victim of crime. all due to the incompetence and negligence of local leaders. you can't blame the pandemic because the positives policies were there first and there's no besides the sur ridges, whole foods opened nearly a year ago and since then 560 calls to police. almost as many crimes as turds on the sidewalk. i know because i sent jesse's assistant to count them. he didn't mind. a 911 call states man with machete is back. the caller was immediately arrested for assuming the attacker's gender. but the key word there is, is back. so this wasn't the first time there with a ma sheety or to call price. other say how they reradio threw food overdosed on drugs and threw crap on the floor. sounds like fondue night at kudlow's house. why not call the cops? you can try but they might not be there to pick up the phone. the sf police department has lost more than 330 officers during 2017. i guess you don't have to defund them if

app on twitter, an alienated advertising by spreading conspiracy theories and what he said about paul pelosiing it back, and so much over the last few months that has thrown the company in turmoil, and she is going to have to pick it up, and some failing subscription business that he has tried to launch, it has not done well, and she is going to have to inherit that mess, and she has her work cut out for her. >> and it seems that he is tinkering, and he makes a change and then he goes back on it. and he is going to allow much longer videos. >> tucker carlson said he would take the show to twitter, and so he is going to have to make it longer. and so he said up to 60 minutes of video can be posted so someone like tucker carlson could post a lengthy show there, and having other people to host their shows on twitter, so we will see what happens on that front, john. >> we will see how long that change sticks. oliver darcy, thank you very much. sara? >> coming up on cnn "news central," a big step to help the victims caught in the violence in sudan. the agreement that the two leaders have just sig

with the paul pelosi attack, he tweeted out misinformation around that.te that musk still runs a publicly tr traded business in tesla is going to have to be mindful of every time, he risks someone wanting to musk has held republican -- be. he allowed some accounts including neo-nazi accounts. to hear this rhetoric is not totally shocking. >> ted deutsch, former congressman deutsch, obviously criticizing george soros is not inherentlyanti-semitic. did you think comparing him to an evil supervillain who is like george soros jewish and holocaust survivor, that he mates humanity, did that cross a line for you? >> sure. of course it did, jake. you know, it's not unacceptable to criticize george soros or anyone else, but it is clearly not an accident when you compare him to a cartoon villain who, like george soros survived the warsaw ghetto and auschwitz. the tweet about this notion that sorrows hates humanity, is trying to destroy civilization, plays into the classic anti-semitic conspiracy theory about -- about jewish wealth and power. and we've seen anti-sem

house in san francisco last year when an assailant came into that house, attacked her husband, paul pelosi, with a hammer. of course the baseball shooting that occurred in 2017, six people were shot including the house republican whip, steve scalise, who is now the house majority leader. right now we are learning these details about this attack that occurred in gerry connolly's office against two of his staff members. those are pretty much all the details we have at the moment. the city of fairfax indicating that this individual is in police custody. those people who were attacked are being treated, non-life threatening injuries as we're learning more details as the time goes by, we'll report them to you here. >> terrifying. we wish his staffers a speedy recovery. manu, thank you. boris. >>> we want to pivot now to the surge slowdown at the border. the rush of migrants expected when title 42 ended is not materializing, even though many officials from all levels of government sounded the alarm for months. today u.s. officials confirm they saw about a 50% drop in border crossings over the we

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when paul pelosi is attacked. he posts this disgusting, fabricated's conspiracy. that part of it is, forget his bad views. he is headlining false things. >> i believe he shadow bend -- so i think what you see with him, >> he made it harder to get -- >> right. that was the big right-wing argument about why twitter was violating the first amendment before musk took over. >> i think all of this was -- done in turkey. where, he has feuded to the erdogan governments demands that twitter take down content about the opposition content. so, he has basically, he has turned twitter into, on many different fronts, a vehicle for authoritarianism, both spouting authoritarian content and camping down on content that would challenge authoritarianism. >> in terms of the advertising, they are an advertising company. they have been, to the extent that they were profitable. just seems like, what are you going to do, put your tweets next to him saying george soros is a big comic book jew villain? >> that's basically what he is saying. look, press, the last few -- one -- 4chan, i don'

we've been talking about this for months, whether he was attacking paul pelosi after he got beaten, why person do that? why would you do these conspiracy theories about george soros, which everybody knows our antisemitic? why would he continue to make things up? it's just, you know, don't believe your lying eyes. i don't know what he's doing. it's weird, stephanie, and i think people put up with it because they like to put up with the elon musk circus that he conducts on a 24/7 basis across the globe. >> how much longer can his lenders, his equity partners in twitter be on the elon musk train? again, he's pushing the false narrative that when he took over the company, it was as though it was a plane and a nosedive, he was tell appointed into it. let's be clear, the company was having problems, but they had a multibillion dollar advertising business that he torched. >> he did. i would ask reporters to push back on that. i haven't really seen anybody say that's not true. it reminds me of someone else. you have said, that bernard directly to him because he won't have an interview with you.

paul pelosi had his head smashed with a hammer. attack, two congressional staffers at the office of gerry connolly were attacked by an assailant with a metal baseball back. the man entered the office and asked for him before wielding the bat against his staff. jessica schneider is outside connolly's office. jessica, are the young people okay? what more do we know about the suspect and his motive? >> reporter: they seem to be okay, taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. our john miller is reporting that this man was known to congressman connolly's office according to a law enforcement source. all this happening just before 11:00 a.m., inside the district offices here. we're in fairfax, virginia, about 20 miles outside washington, d.c. police have identified this suspect as 49-year-old xuan kha tran pham. they s

you get paul pelosi having his skull bashed in with a hammer. they were out to find nancy pelosi.t right there is a critical part for me, catherine, when you look at how the elected leadership in the republican party particular. i've been calling this out from day one. downplaying these attacks, like january 6th, or the allen mall shooter as false flags. that's not real. this is not a real thing. it's just a nice day in the capital on january 6th. for me, that's a form of complicity. how do you see that sort of, you know, laying of a soft love on something that is so obviously, slide grindley a violation of the constitution and dangerous to elected officials and our government? >> the republican party had plenty of opportunities to try to tamp down on the disinformation bubbles that have plural for aided among their base. they had plenty of opportunities to tamp down on the violent rhetoric that is proliferated among their politicians and their eco sphere. i think we have to ask, what do we learn about the state of the republican party from the fact that ron desantis, who is, at t

the man who broke into pelosi's san francisco house and attacked paul pelosi with a hammer.ital. the man who assaulted angie craig in the elevator of her apartment building in washington. i remember talking to her about that. she's trying to throw coffee on someone just to try to protect her family in that apartment. a staffer for senator rand paul stabbed in washington. and there are many more incidents in recent months. what do you think is fueling all of this, congressman? >> i honestly believe that donald trump made violence part of his schtick. at rallies, you may recall, he actually talked about protesters and saying, in my day, we'd take them out and beat them up, enabling violence and almost sanctioning it. he walked around at one point with a baseball bat, not an image of peace and tranquility and conciliation. he, of course, incited the violence of january 6th, and some of his enablers here in congress have called those insurrectionists who perpetrated enormous violence on police forces and would've done the same on members of congress, patriots or just, you know,

. >> it's a terrible reminder after what happened to paul pelosi and all the way back to gaby giffords in her district office years ago. thank you very much, ryan. it's terrifying. >>> the long-running trump justice department investigation into the fbi's trump russia probe finally over. what it did and did not find, that's coming up next. you are watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. ortsc . gotta get rid of this. ♪tell me why♪ because it stinks. ♪have you tried downy rinse and refresh♪ it helps remove odors 3x better than detergent alone. it worked guys! ♪yeahhhh♪ downy rinse and refresh. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. now you get out there, and you make us proud, huh? ♪ bye, uncle limu. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ power e*trade's easy-to-use tools, like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis help make trading feel effortless. and its customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlo

and i do you think that that really underscores, and it takes you back to october, with paul pelosi, being attacked in his home with that man who is looking for than house speaker nancy pelosi. and there is -- you know, some members of congress, like house speaker nancy pelosi, are going to have 24-hour security because of where they rank in leadership. that sort of thing. but what we are seeing more and more now, like, for example, members of the january 6th committee started having details. different members are now having details for different reasons. and that should tell us all something, right? >> -- >> lz granderson -- >> mr. anderson, we are do you land on this? >> -- not necessarily attacking physically, but were verbally attacking members of congress and restaurants, and calls to action to go and tweets out saying, hey, go, ted cruz happens to be at this restaurant, and nancy pelosi is over at this restaurant, and can go over and demonstrate. it's a -- i was in d. c. for 30 years. and i remember when i first moved to d. c. there was someone two blocks off the capitol that ha

politically motivated acts of violence from the january 6th insurrection, to the violent attack on paul pelosil. this week, capitol police said that threats against members of congress have gone up 400% in just the last six years. let's bring back my panel. michael, congressman connally spoke with nicole wallace on this network about how the heated rhetoric we have seen in d. c. can lead to and empower this kind of violence. take a listen to this. >> anything that normalizes violence as a part of our policy, it's absolutely wrong. it's inevicable to constitutional democracy. and needs to be condemned on a bipartisan basis. unfortunately, we are allowed a creeping sense of, well, some of that is okay. some of that is just hyperbolic rhetoric. no, that kind of rhetoric empowers action. >> michael, what needs to change here? >> well, what needs to change is the people who empower the rhetoric. that leads to the actions. this is a sleeping issue because a lot of people don't think it's going to happen. you see these things and you make these exhortation's publicly. but at the end of the day, you'r

i do think that that really underscores where we are and takes you back to october with paul pelosi being attacked in his home with that man that was looking for then house speaker nancy pelosi. and there is, you know, some members of congress who, you know, like house speaker nancy pelosi are going to have 24-hour security because of where they rank in leadership, that sort of thing. but what we are seeing more and more now, like, for example, members of january 6th committee started having details. different members are now having details for different reasons. and that should tell us all something, right? >> yeah. federal judges, supreme court judges. jason, where do you land on this? >> i'm glad you brought that up. supreme court justices, right? >> right. >> even before that, you had folks that were -- not necessarily attacking physically but verbally attacking members of congress, you know, in restaurants. and calls to action tweets out saying, hey, go -- ted cruz happens to be at this restaurant or nancy pelosi is at this restaurant. go and demonstrate. it's a scary time. we had --

this is someone who has been spreading non-stop conspiracy theories, whether it's about paul pelosi'sttack or the neo-nazi guy who carried out a mass shooting in texas. i mean, he -- in and of himself is kind of a controversial, some would say toxic figure to tie yourself to at this stage. >> yeah. but others don't think he's toxic. that's the whole point. the republican party is moving into this world where elon musk stands for what they stand for culturally. so it makes perfect sense that ron desantis would go there. but the thing that i'm thinking about is when we say voters aren't on twitter, voters aren't anywhere. this media landscape is so different. it's not the old days where everyone was watching the same three broadcast news networks at night. now, everyone is on gaming platforms or social media platforms. all that matters is can you plan a message that can go viral and break out? that's going to be the standing test of time for tomorrow. >> what also matters is actually appealing to real voters in the first four states specially in iowa where of the first four states there

. >> so, jessica, this comes seven months just about after then-speaker pelosi's husband paul pelosi broke into his home. have capitol police said anything tonight about ensuring the security of lawmakers? others of them have faced threats and attacks as well. >> reporter: yeah, there have been several attacks, erin. u.s. capitol police are launching a joint investigation with fairfax city police. but they're using this as well to really highlight the threats against lawmakers and staffers, and they're saying that the threats have actually grown exponentially and they're pointing specifically to testimony just last month from the u.s. capitol police chief tom man genk r saying that in the last six years alone, threats have gone up against lawmakers and their staffers 400%. so obviously a big problem that capitol police are looking to tackle. >> absolutely. well, thank you very much. just terrifying to even think about what they went through today. and of course they're in the hospital. we hope that they are both going to recover quickly. we do understand it's nonlife-threatening inju

wave of attacks against various government officials, whether it is jake sullivan, gerry connolly, paul pelosi, not actually government official but of course the husband of the former speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. we do not know what the motives are for all of these attacks. but we do know that emanating from right-wing circles, there is a lot of anti government rhetoric, a lot of violent rhetoric. is the white house concerned about what may come in the next months as potentially increasing pressure is ratcheted up on former president trump? to what degree does the white house look at this landscape and say, we are headed and careening towards potential disaster? >> well, listen, you know, political violence and violence in the political process is one of the reasons that president biden decided to run in 2020. he saw the events in charlottesville and he grew concerned that what in the past had been rhetorical debates suddenly, you are seeing the rise of hate and hate crimes and political violence. which isn't acceptable in any scenario, so, the justice department plays a role in respon

he promoted conspiracy theory that paul pelosi wasn't attacked by a right wing election denier.or publishing fake stories. earlier this week he went after george sorros, the republicans favorite target for anti-semitic tropes, replacement theory. musk's distemper couldn't possibly have anything to do with sorros' fund management dumping a bunch of shares it owned in tesla, could it? well, in a sign of his emotional maturity, musk tweeted sorros reminds me of magnito. when someone pointed that out to him, he replied that sorros wants to erode the very fabric of civilization, really? is that a fact, elon? what is true is that musk -- what musk is doing is tapping into this popular anti-semitic narrative that there is a secret cabul of jewish people running the world. not the billionaires. the jews. he's also piling on at a time when anti-semitime is on the rise. 2017 white supremacists chanting jews will not replace us. 2018, a man walked into the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh and murdered 11 congregants because jewish people were supposedly bringing in invaders that kill o

this is something that has been spreading nonstop conspiracy theories, whether it's about paul pelosi's attack, the neo-nazi guy who carried out a mass shooting in texas. he, in and of himself, is a controversial, some would say, toxic figure to tie yourself to at this stage. >> others don't lucky socks, expects the point. the republican party is moving into this world war elon musk stands for what they stand for culturally, so it makes sense rhonda sanchez would go there. the thing i'm thinking about, is when we say voters aren't on twitter, voters aren't anywhere. this immediate landscape is so different. it's not the old days where everyone was watching the same three broadcast news networks at night. now, everyone is on gaming platforms, social media platforms. all that matters is, can you plan a message that can go viral and break out? that's going to be the standing test of time for tomorrow. >> what matters is appealing to real voters, and especially in the first four states, especially in iowa, which is where, of the first four states, there is the biggest known trump opening, a

it's a few months since paul pelosi was attacked in the middle of the night.told not life threatening injuries, do we know more about their conditions? >> reporter: we knew they were taken to the hospital. we did learn that the intern who was one of the victims was hit in the side with that metal bat. the extent of the injuries, just how serious they are, and how long their recovery will be, remains an open question as police continue their investigation. >> ryan nobles, don't go anywhere, we're going to talk about the debt ceiling now, is the glass half full or empty? and if we're talking about a deal to avert a default, it depends on who you ask. >> i remain optimistic because i'm an optimist. i think there's a desire on their part as well as ours to reach an agreement, and i think we'll be able to do it. >> i think we're far apart. doesn't seem to be anything they want to do. they want to look like they're in a meeting, but they're not talking anything serious. seems more like they want a default than a deal. >> joining me now is white house correspondent,

active on insulin prices he invested in insulin-related products do you give up your career does paul pelosiive us his career >> and insulin pricing and drug pricing? she could say i will recuse myself and work on something else >> there was a famous case in minnesota a few years ago. i think this happens all the time a younger man had gone without insulin because he could the not afford it and died she and others have been active on bringing insulin prices down. her husband happens to have investments. for her constituents, should she give up on the issue if you have a career you had forever and the six-year member, do you give up your career some of the others we mentioned at the top, ro is a name example. josh and daniel. our new representative in new york they all have family wealth. they have a broker that trades assets of spouses and sometimes children they say, it is diversidiversif. it is the s&p. we are not in the know other than the filings you are talking about. >> here is ro. we asked representative khanna about his recent trades. he was on the show yesterday he disclosed share p

we know with paul pelosi, not secret service but capitol police, and we did have all of that video of the man break into his home from the security cameras, but it apparently did not alert authorities before he was able to get in. carol leonnig of the "washington post," who broke the news about jake sullivan's home being broken into at 3:00 a.m. thank you so much. that's going to do it for me today. "deadline white house" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> hi there, everyone, it's 4:00 in new york. there are new questions today regarding the access peddling and potential corruption that defined the trump era. that is thanks to a lawsuit against one of the central players in the disgraced ex-president's innermost circle, rudy giuliani. this new lawsuit comes from a woman named noel dunfee, she worked for giuliani for two years. in a 70-page complaint filed in state court on monday, she said that after giuliani hired her in january 2019, he sexually assaulted and harassed her, refused to pay her wages and often made sexist, racist, and anti-semitic remarks. she has recordings of numerous interact

as speaker pelosi once observed, paul ryan has had the full breadth of experience on capitol hill.d, truer words have never been spoken. hill staffer, congressman, chair of the ways and means committee, speaker of the house. he did it all. baseball has its five-tool players. the house has paul ryan. paul once said on the house floor that we are conditioned to recognize that we are imperfect. but we are called to do better. indeed, america was not born a perfect country. but we are constantly on a march toward a more perfect union. in this spirit, speaker ryan was a principled leader, with a clear set of values and a well-defined governance philosophy he practiced the art of statesmanship, where we could agree to disagree on policy without ever being disagreeable with each other personally. i saw it first nabd 2013 when appointed to serve on the budget committee in my first term. paul ryan was the budget chair at the time. he was fresh off the presidential campaign trail. i was fresh off the streets of brooklyn. chairman ryan took the time to introduce himself to me. he asked about

he tweeted then deleted about the attack last october on then house speaker nancy pelosi's house, paulped the spread of disinformation about the attack. he cast doubt on whether the shooter who killed eight and wounded seven at a dallas area mall earlier this month held white supremacist beliefs despite the texas department of public safety saying the shooter had nazi patches and white supremacist views. and he tweeted about george santos. >> he is like calm down, people, this is not -- >> he said he wants to rub the fabric of civilization and hates humanity. when you do something like that -- >> that is my opinion. >> reporter: on politics, he supported obama, said he did not like trump, voted for biden and is it is appointed with his performance and indicated many times he'd support ron desantis. putting his choice for the next president this way to the "wall street journal" -- >> i think someone that is representative of the moderate views that i think most of the country holds in reality. >> reporter: musk's own views often seem controversial for the sake of controversy. on covid,

he tweeted then deleted about the attack last october on then house speaker nancy pelosi's husband paulttack. he cast doubt on whether the shooter who killed eight and wounded seven at a dallas area mall earlier this month held white supremacist believes, despite the texas department of public safety saying the shooter had nazi patches, tattoos and a long history of supporting white supremacist views. he tweeted his dislike for the billionaire and democratic mega donor, george soros, helping drive anti-semitic views about the holocaust survivor. >> calm down, people, this is not like a federal case out of it. >> you said lehe wants to erode the fabric of civilization. >> i think that's true. that's my opinion. >> reporter: on politics, musk opaque at best. he supported obama, says he did not like trump, voted for biden and is now disappointed with his performance, and has indicated many times he would support florida governor ron desantis. putting his choice for the next president this way to the "wall street journal." >> i think someone that is representative of the moderate views that

>> neil: yeah, if you think of the pelosi report, rand paul and his wife, the supreme court justice.re's a certain ring to a lot of this. people have said wait, let's step back from this. >> gabby giffords and steve scalise. >> neil: thanks, mike emanuel on that. other developments taking place in washington tomorrow, the debt talks back on before the president leaves for japan. let's get the late forecast clad -- chad pergram. >> a new letter from janet yellen says the nation could hit the debt limit by june 1. kevin mccarthy is pessimistic. >> there's no movement. there's are not tough decisions. that's what i'm so fearful. we've become talking. you can't decide on common sense? >> president biden says there's no progress in the talks. republicans are pushing for several specific things. capping future discretion ordinary spending, a clawback of unused covid money. dem democrats still have not presented a plan. >> for medicaid, it's a different story. i'm waiting to hear what their exact proposal is. >> the president still plans to leave for japan wednesday after the huddle with to

the episode follows last year's violent assault of then-speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul, beatene. norah, the congressman's office says connolly was attending a ribbon cutting at a food bank at the time of this attack. they're still searching for the motive at police headquarters, but they also say pham has no known criminal history here. >> scott macfarlane, thank you. >>> next, the latest at the southern border. just days after the expiration of title 42, the number of migrants crossing into the united states is much lower than officials feared. cbs's ed o'keefe reports the biden administration cautions it could be too soon to say if their new rules are working. >> reporter: a flight carrying migrants back to honduras took off today from louisiana, part of the ongoing removal of those who have illegally crossed into the united states. but four days since the end of title 42 and despite warnings of potential chaos from president biden and other top officials, attempted crossings from mexico have slowed. border officials apprehended roughly 4,200 people on sunday, down from 10,00

paul ryan was honored in statuary hall in the u.s. capitol. current speaker kevin mccarthy and chuck schumer. he served from 2015-2019 and succeeded by nancy pelosi.

and either it was because, you know, nancy pelosi had a sense of vicious being the right thing to do, or paul this is not his problem. he just wants to sow chaos here. anything is it would be bad for biden. and it probably would be. so, i think that's what his perspective is. but if you think about debt and paying your bills -- when he was in office, the debt went up, like, exponentially. so, it's certainly not like he had a brush with fiscal responsibility anytime in the last few years. >> yes, he did. he had a brush with a lot of, things but not fiscal responsibility. mark leibovich, my friend, it is always good to see you. thanks for making the time tonight. >> thanks, alex, always good to be here. >> we still have more to come tonight. supreme court justice clarence thomas once jokingly called him the third most powerful person in the world. today, new reporting gives us the reason to believe that. that is next. weeds... they have you surrounded. take your lawn back with scotts turf builder triple action! gets three jobs done at once - kills weeds. prevents crabgrass. and keeps it growing

paul was stabbed, leaving a d c restaurant at poli described as aandom attack.mer., profile of recent cases a man with a hammer attacking former house speaker nancy pelosi's husband and their san francisco home. back to jake sullivan. national security advisers were given 24 7 protection back in 2021 after the fbi uncovered a plot against former trump advisor john bolton. breaking overnight republican lawmakers in north carolina have voted to uphold a ban on most abortions. after 12 weeks of pregnancy, they voted to override the democratic governors veto, clearing the way for the law to take effect. abortion rights protesters chanted the word shame. the law does include several exceptions, including for rape and incest. but the governor responded, saying, quote north carolinians now understand that republicans are unified in their assault on women's reproductive freedom. now to the debate over artificial intelligence, with some experts warning that technology could threaten the future of humanity. a top executive in the industry is now asking congress to regulate ai, and it's not often a ceo requests regulation. abc is justin finch is here now with more j

pelosi, who is speaker from 2007 to 2011. and then again taunting to this year. there is john boehner, who is speaking from 2011 to 2015, and there's paul ryan, who is from 2015 to 2019. and then there is kevin mccarthy. the current speaker of the house. if you're wondering about the years 19 99 to 2007, that is when dennis asked speaker of the house, dennis is very much alive. he's not getting invited to these kinds of photo ops after he was convicted of being a serial child molester. so yes, the other former speakers, for all in town this week, to attend the unveiling of paul ryan's official portrait. and just like a lot of other class photos, this one offers a lot of insight about the passage of time. in fact, it's sort of a visual roadmap of how congress ended up in this current crisis. it started back in 1985, when newt gingrich became the first republican speaker of the house in 40 years. it seems wild to think about now, but for most of the 20th century, democrats controlled the house of representatives. the republican presidencies of eisenhower, nixon, ford and reagan and george h. w. bush, they all had divided government. with

paul ryan and republicans for what he called a mess, while describing his white house sit down with both parties like this to reporters on air force one's. >> we had a very good meeting with nancy pelosiand chuck schumer. we agreed to a three-month extension on debt ceiling, which they considered to be sacred, very important, always will agree on a debt ceiling, automatically because of the importance of it. >> but less than two years later, but meetings between trump and leadership was regularly contentious. that would put it mildly. and january at 2019, the president stormed out of a meeting over potential government shutdown and in october, eighth meeting over turkey ended with nancy pelosi and the president accusing each other of having, quote, a mom. in the middle of all of the, the debt ceiling was actually quietly announced. it was raised in a tweet and comments like this. >> i said, i remember, to senator schumer and nancy pelosi, would anyone ever use that to negotiate? they said, absolutely not. that's a sacred element of the country. they can't see that southern connecticut. >> things have changed, but the only reason that we're telling you this is what happens in these mee

paul ryan and republicans for what he called a mess. all while describing his white house sitdown with both parties like this to reporters on air force one. >> we had a very good meeting with nancy pelosier. we agreed to a three-month extension on debt ceiling, which they consider to be sacred, very important. always we'll agree on debt ceiling. automatically because of the importance of it. >> but less than two years later, meetings between trump and leadership were regularly contentious and that would be putting it mildly. in january of 2019, the president stormed out of a meeting over a potential government shutdown and in october a meeting over turkey ended with nancy pelosi and the president accusing each other of having, quote, a meltdown. so the middle of all of that, the debt ceiling was quietly announced. it was raised in a tweet and in comments like this -- >> i said -- i remember to senator schumer and to nancy pelosi, would anybody ever use that to negotiate with? they said absolutely not. that's a sacred element of our country. they can't use the debt ceiling to negotiate. >> things have changed. but reason we're telling you this is because what happens in these meetings t

pelosi never did that. goodbye. host: as oliver mentioned our website has all kinds of clips from the past and any program you might have missed. take a look at c-span.org. st. paul minnesota, independent. hello. caller: hello. how are you? i am curious if any callers have thought of money having no intrinsic value in terms of the debt ceiling. the government regulates it. i remember the obama administration, there being a kind of a joke about needing a $1 trillion coin in order to pay back that. host: do you think there should even be a debt ceiling? caller: i do not, no. because there is no, the money already has no value. if we all agree that money does not have a given value it does not matter how high the debt ceiling goes. most of that is held by american citizens to begin with. host: let's hear from brett in louisiana, republican. caller: i just want to say, for some reason, the democrat callers all they have say is derogatory things about half the country. you out -- ought to just hang up on them when they call and maybe you should hang up on me as well. host: i will not hang up i will listen to what you have to say. he hung up. atlanta, georgia. democrat