liz: that was nancy pelosi and joe biden taking shots at each other., nancy pelosi wrapped up this grudge match in a big way throughing even more verbal water balloons at biden on msnbc. you won't believe the sound. we've got it. first this. >> i'm thrilled to talk about the clinton foundation. >> it's a criminal enterprise. saudi arabia giving $25 million, ya tar, all the countries. why don't you give back the money. it would be a great gressionture. liz: that was president trump in 2016 calling out hillary clinton "international slush found" otherwise known as clinton foundation. the fight between trump transportation secretary sean duffy and hillary clinton is now heating up. he's calling her out for what he says is gift in that foundation and their fight over elon musk, doge trying to fix faa. fordo connell taking on details of this story. ford o'connell taking on details of this after the break. don't go away. >> reaction to the new time magazine cover having elon musk sitting behind your resolute desk? >> is time magazine still in business? i did

that's what angers a lost other people is this high hypocrisy of people like nancy pelosi. cheryl: real quick, joe n the same interview she also says and i quote, i think it would have been quite different from president biden at the top of the ticket. she was asked about the democrats' big losses. >> it's like the tune where all the people are pointing at each other in a circle, that's what it's like trying to figure out who is responsible for the disaster that is kamala harris. president trump whether it's finding the 300,000 immigrant children that are missing or school of choice, i mean, her party is the one that's fighting against education reforms, fighting against the things that will actually make my kids' lives better and i'm sure a lot of kids around the country. cheryl: we are just getting started this hour. it's jobs day, january jobs report out 8:30 a.m. eastern time. expectation, 170,000 jobs added last month. word on wall street panel comes up to weigh in. don't miss a moment of i you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ what do a neurosu

i keep hearing nancy pelosi, were seeing the faces of the democratic party. into the microphone. i think america's like we're tired of the same faces. were tired of these progressive ideology, collecting these people who want the most progressive things for our country. what's the message that the democratic party needs to have so they can reconnect? >> i think you could point to democratic senator futterman who said we don't need to have our hair on fire for everything the president does especially when it comes to something like u.s. aid which is something the american people overwhelmingly support cutting. when you look at trump's agenda so far, it's not far right or not -- necessarily super conservative. as he calls it, it's common sense and the american people are with him but democrats are so anxiety ridden over what they've accomplished by pushing biden out of the race. >> thank you so much. did you hear we have tom brady coming up? we're excited. >> i'm sorry i'm not as handsome as tom brady but i will warm up the seat for him. [laughter] >> thank you

challenger who is fed up with democrats response to trump launching an uphill battle to unseat nancy pelosi. what he thinks democrats should be doing instead. i'm kaitlan collins, and this is the source. the deadline was supposed to be just under three hours from right now, but a federal judge has just stepped in and stopped the clock on the trump musk pressure campaign to shrink the federal workforce. that deadline was for federal workers to tell the trump administration if they chose to take what is being described as a buyout offer, but the judge says it is paused so that the legal process here can play out. after we saw unions representing hundreds of thousands of workers file a suit calling it a, quote, arbitrary, unlawful and short fuzed ultimatum. basically resign and get paid through the end of september or potentially be laid off with no severance later. the judge wants to hear arguments this monday, as federal workers got a heads up just after 5 p.m. and this email that we reviewed here at cnn with the subject line fork in the road. deadline extended to monday. more than 50,000 wo

joining me now is speaker emerita nancy pelosi. so, so much to talk about.ll, your reaction to these first steps. the first three weeks have been the shutdown of many departments already. the foreign aid, the attempts by elon musk's people to get into the treasury payment system. i mean, where to start? what do you think about. >> well. >> the democrats should do. >> we're very proud of. hakeem jeffries. >> our leader. >> he has given us guidance on our priorities of what we're here to fight for, but also. >> how we counter. >> the trump administration with litigation in the courts, legislation on the floor of the house, as well as communication and mobilization at the grassroots level. our focus. >> has largely. >> been on domestic. now they're. doing some foreign affair. senator warner, i thought, perfectly. addressed the issues that relate to intelligence, asking for the names of sources of. >> of sources. and therefore. >> methods of our intelligence, which is there to protect our men and women in uniform and the american people is with stiff competition

a new challenger is looking to unseat longtime bay area congresswoman nancy pelosi.aker emerita has held the san francisco seat for more than 20 years, and has not yet confirmed whether she'll seek another term, which would be in 2026. shackell chakrabarti is hoping voters are ready for someone new. the 39 year old is the son of indian immigrants. he moved to the city in 2009. he got into politics, working with senator bernie sanders, then becoming chief of staff for aoc. alexandria ocasio-cortez back in 2018. he believes the democratic party is currently paralyzed and needs new leadership to respond to president trump. well, up next, another update from the oakland zoo. what is next for this little guy? the spider monkey that was rescued? and here's a look inside the control room at rockefeller center. lester holt preparing for nightly news. one of the top stories hovering above bourbon street as the city prepares security for the super bowl. we're going to get a bird's eye view of the security for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile servic

host: the former speaker nancy pelosi also would say there's a high bar for impeachment. she included what they said were violations of statutory law. he was not impeached ultimately in the senate. guest: he was not convicted. host: are you concerned that putting the impeachment on the table right now is making the party look less serious? if you were to move to it later? guest: i have not said we would impeached tomorrow. i'm not saying that. it makes the party look more serious. these signs are going to go up around the country. as they go up around the country, people are going to conclude in congress that maybe we need to take a look at impeachment. i don't differ with pete. he's a good man. i respect him highly. someone has to be the first. someone has to lay a foundation. i have no problem standing alone. when i stood yesterday in the well of the house of representatives, i stood alone. on some issues it is better to stand alone then not stand at all. host: frank, philadelphia. independent. caller: good morning, representative green. back in 2017 when you impeached

this isn't nancy pelosi's money. it's certainly not maxine waters' money. >> right.nd you have to ask yourself why are all these democrats having such a meltdown over exposing the waste, the fraud, and abuse within these government programs how bad it is. you know, you look at it and you see thank goodness that donald trump did get elected i don't have enough staff to do that kind of research and thank goodness elon musk has a team of people through doge. it's incredible. i just uncovered the other day over $10 million spent on making animals trans. it's just what is going on here. it's information is being exposed to the american people and i am so grateful for it. so grateful for donald trump president trump has given musk and company new marching orders. >> you're going to find a lot. i have instructed him to go check out education. to check out the pentagon, which is the military. and you will find some things that are pretty bad. >> laura: congresswoman we for many years on the angle said the dod is chock-full of bloat and waste. but a lot of republicans are lik

and so i just remember when nancy pelosi talked about when nancy pelosi talked about praying for donald trump. he said, oh, that's that's nobody nobody believes that. how could you how could you ever do that? he is also a man who has said that he's never had to ask god for forgiveness either. so again, what one does at the prayer conference when prayer breakfast, when one is president of the united states, obviously is up to them. i would say, though, just a recommendation. if you're trying to bring the country together, you can pass on the whole democrats or godless marxists because, yeah, maybe, maybe the most intense of the base believe it. but it's kind of hard to spread that message. at the same time, you're destroying pepfar, at the same time, you're destroying all these other aid efforts that were actually inspired by religious organizations and presidents belief in jesus christ and the need that we needed to help the poorest among us. and so interesting time to be delivering that message. let's hope again, a page is turned. hope springs eternal. let us hope that that the two sid

this isn't this isn't nancy pelosi's money. and it's certainly not, you know, maxine waters money. >> right. and you have to ask yourself. >> why is. >> the left? >> why are all these democrats. having such a. meltdown over exposing. >> the waste, the fraud and abuse. within these government programs, within usaid and how bad it is? and so, you know, you look at it and you see, thank goodness that donald trump did get elected. we wouldn't know that this was going on. like, i don't have enough staff to do that kind of research. and thank goodness elon musk has a team of people through doge like it's incredible. and i just uncovered the other day, you know, over $10 million spent on making animals trans. and so it's just what is going on here. but it's this information is being exposed to the american people. and i am so grateful for it. so grateful for donald trump. >> well, president trump has given musk and company some new marching orders. watch. >> you're going to find a lot. and i've instructed him to go check out education

if you look at the first two years of the biden administration, would anybody say that nancy pelosi is ineffective? i don't think so. look at the stuff they did. what at what barack obama did. where do you think 23 million people got their health care from? not from a talking point. actually winning an election and executing a policy. that happened. >> i have to say, here in los angeles, where i live and in california politics where i work, there is a competence crisis. we are in a situation here where we had 90 fire trucks and ambulances in a boneyard because they laid off the mechanics. voters hear of every party are hopping mad. i think that is going to shake for the politics up for a few years. less ideological dogma and more folks writing things here can't run things. >> can't run a railroad, you've got to get out. but a lot of democrats out there are running pretty tight railroads. >> all right. mike murphy, james carville, thank you for joining us on firing line. >> thank you. >> firing line with margaret hoover is made possible in part by robert granieri . vanessa and henry cor

and also nancy pelosi, nancy pelosi disclosing her ownership of your stock also led a catalyst for somee. why are so many big name investors? why are they so interested in your company? why do you think? >> yeah, we look, we've been fortunate from early on to have incredible investors, whether it's baillie gifford or tyro or google, and certainly arcus. and cathie is fantastic to have as an investor. i think the most recent noise around, around nancy was more related to stargate. we were also fortunate to have softbank as an investor. we've got a great relationship with softbank and masa. and so i think when stargate came together, people started looking at who might be the beneficiaries of those kind of investments. when you talk about 500 billion coming into the space, you know, people i think looked at it and said, well, there's not that many companies that are actually bringing ai to healthcare, and maybe tempus will be a beneficiary. and i think that probably drove some of that. >> all right, eric lefkofsky, great to see you. thank you very much. tempus shares up just about 7% in t

in the 1st round, a voting he was backed by a party, elders like form is speak of the house, nancy pelosi and the kyra drank and men, but in the senate chuck schumer. so mountain now is picking up a party that tab as he puts it, was punched in the mouth in november. there wasn't that much introspection among party members during this convention. as they were all said, they were more intent on looking to the future rather than to the past, although the house to going lead up the party jane you harrison did say in an interview that he believed the parking is mistake, was to replace joe biden at such a late stage in the campaign, not allowing come on that harris and not run way to contest the leadership race effectively. so now the democratic party has a new lead to can martin. he says that it must be good and how to chew gum and walk at the same time as he puts it, referring to the fact that the party needs to do 2 things to contest what the trump administration is doing at the same time, create an agenda for the next election cycle. okay, thank you very much. mike. kind of a terrace on 3 i

release the full transcript of the interview they did before the election and had more surgery then nancy pelosi dick cheney combined. what's your problem watch it's gonna be taxes the economists piercing about the economy need to be very thoughtful of how you use that microphone in front of you when i was attorney general the words i spoke to move markets you know it picture what picture days for her children they go to school make sure their faces are cleaned and their hair is done and they go to school for dano happens to these children they had to evacuate that day because of fear of frets being issued in springfield because of the words of donald trump. nearly all her commentary on foreign affairs in israel and iran were also cleaned up i haven't seen a turd this polished since jim acosta got a facial. did it work harris' and president. you can't say they didn't try. meanwhile trump settled with abc news for 15 million then for 25-mil and paramount reportedly considered similar payouts trump could soon afford bret baier's house. trump also sued "the des moines register" and seltzer for clai

closest competitor, head of wisconsin party and despite the fact of backing of top democrats like nancy pelosihumer and hakeem jeffries. martin will help lead the democratic party forward as it tries to rebuild after a loss up and down the ballot in november. martin says the party has the right message and just need to find a way to make sure that message resinate withs the american people, especially with working class voters. >> we have to focus with intensity on the goal ahead, which is winning elections to improve people's lives. second, we need to go on offense. trump's first weeks have shown us what happens on amateur hour meets demolition derby. but at the same time he's invited all the billionaires into the oval office to mine, extract, and profit off of our government. reporter: besides messages, he'll be crucial in strengthening and ensuring that steve parties have the parties they need. martin will also oversee the 2028 democratic presidential early primary calendar, but he told reporters he would not put his thumb on the scale regarding that issue. owe says he wants to start a 2024

. >> nancy pelosi at the time? >> yes. >> would that be chuck schumer and senate majority leader?> sgt. in arms, yes. >> madeline rivera with the latest. >> internal documents obtained by order more than half a dozen fbi employees by tuesday. also asking for current and former fbi personnel for january 6 and hamas cases. a record that could potentially encompass thousands of empl employees. brian driscoll says is one of the employees as is acting deputy director robert. the order came on the same day officials ordered firearms of prosecutors who worked january 6 cases. the trump administration is looking to and weaponization of the federal government and continue the process of restoring order of integrity, credibility and accountability. democrats call the reported efforts to oust agents from the president intent on retribution. thursday president trump so many kash patel said this about possible firings within the agency. >> are you aware of any plans or discussions to punish in any way, including termination, fbi agents or personnel associated with trump investigations? >> i'm

stuart: next case, nancy pelosi was confronted about her role in joe biden's decision to drop out of the presidential race. >> the former first lady, joe biden has spoken out saying she was disappointed in you. is there any way to patch that up? >> i think it would have been important for the children to not have donald trump be president of the united states. now we have to deal with it. in 6 or 7 months, you will see such a change by the time we strike campaigns. you will see a different picture. stuart: the last point was interesting, what you expect? brian: democrats have the right ideas, messaging, is it important for the children to not have donald trump in office. we don't want children to be empowered and have their families make decisions for them. life altering surgeries down the road. i think donald trump is pretty good for the children. and are happy about what he did. i don't think it will look that different in 7 months. stuart: pelosi is fading. check the markets please. i will talk amazon, down today, that stock is lower after the latest earnings report, summarize for

. >> plan to run against nancy pelosi if quoting leaders are paralyzed and going through the first termrump and he lon planned to do. moving back to center, does it? >> the beginning of that statement is they don't need new leadership. just not this kind of guys. they want to go more left and less in tune with the american people and this is the thing that's stunning me at the moment and they have incredible golden opportunity right now to step back, rethink and figure out how to get right with american vo voters. instead running around and protesting outside of education department yelling we won't go and it's just a -- it's quite astonishing and political malpractice. stuart: seems like the left is running the democrat party. no one should underestimate the breath of that particular movement and the degree to which they hold leadership positions and how much they have moved out any other dissenting parties in the line. even name a more moderate democrats and more like a joe mansion. going for bottom up. stuart: where's the common sense and see you real soon i hope. coming up, pennsylv

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meanwhile the odds of genuine gender dysphoria actually happening naturally are about the same as nancy pelosi'st has to be created. they common sense answer, supported by most americans, leaves the left with nowhere to go. on crime? same thing. whatever your party affiliation common sense means you want your loved ones coming call that night and the same shape they left in, even if it is the shape of a beanbag chair. is there anything sadder than watching liberal mayors and governors trying to defend to murderers,, and child murderers of. what can the left essay when only 6% of d.c. workers actually go to work. besides get your lazy ass into the office. especially when thousands of government buildings sit empty like the meeting of the gym acosta fan club. is there any way to oppose that and not sound like a nuts? and risk being hired by msnbc? the truth is the woke world took over the democratic party and so common sense was there for the taking and trump took it. now the democrats are on the outside looking in like joe biden at a mausoleum. see the dems can't be the other party of common sens

despite the fact that he saw a late surge of support from top democrats like nancy pelosi, chuck schumer minority leader jeffries. the dnc chair is often overshadowed by the party leaders. democrats may not look to martin , but he will be crucial in making sure that the parties message resonates with voters in that state parties have the funding and infrastructure that they need to win. he also says he wants to start a 2024 postelection review process he says the party is not dead. this comes as a new poll shows that democrats are underwater with voters. 31% of voters have a favorable opinion of the democratic party while 57% have an unfavorable opinion. that is the highest since quinnipiac began asking this question in november 2008. >> madeleine rivera live force in washington. thank you. >> for more on the dnc let's bring in today's political panel founder and president jesse and democrat analysts. thank you for being here. the democrat party unfavorable numbers 57%, the lowest ever. after really democratic voters are deflated after the decisive election loss in november. now, we are

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that's going to go over like a led balloon and when they trot out nancy pelosi or hillary clinton ora harris at this point. i think the democrat party is in desperate need of new leadership. they know that. they are well aware and have a couple of years to get it together but beyond that, you know the message is also the problem beyond just the messenger. you've got senator chuck schumer out there essentially echoing what many on the democrat side have been saying the last couple of weeks that we should allow unvetted undocumented illegal immigrants to pour into our country because we need cheap labor. we should allow these countries to pump fentanyl and drugs into our nation as well as illegal immigrants and traffic human beings into our country because we need guacamole and corona. it's really a tired argument and also an inappropriate argument and the american people, they're not buying it. liz: let's go back to what democrats are doing right at this moment and holding a press conference called nobody elected elon musk. you know, nobody elected biden's cabinet. no democrat primary

former house speaker nancy pelosi how she thought democrats fared in november and where she stands withn after working to replace him as the democrat nominee. >> all i know is we won a seat in the house. we did not lose any seats. people are like the democrats lost. no, we did not. i thought it would be quite different with president biden at the top of the ticket. >> the former first lady jill biden said she was disappointed in you. is there any way to patch that up? >> i certainly hope so. my whole passion and politics is for the children. i think it would be important for the children to not have donald trump the president of the united states. >> carley: fox news contributor, joe concha, joints as now. a whole lot in the sound bite she has not patched things up with the bidens but has an optimistic view where the democrats. we did not lose, we won the seat. >> she is 84 years old and unlike donald trump she is not aging well. see is the poster child for term limits which donald trump supports. she is in her 21st term some to be trivia there. on that claim they didn't lose, who won t

even nancy pelosi said you couldn't do that.en set i will do it and it didn't matter to him that it was illegal. you have also the democrats complain about data security, data privacy. january 6th committee lifted thousands of people personal information that had nothing to do with the investigation, so i feel like aoc questioning the intelligence of elon musk is clickbait and i'm not going to click. i'm not going to click. also, i believe that linda mcmahon is the one to dismantle the department of education. look at the education scores from last week, what are we getting for this? these companies say they need a twin b visas, we are not educating people. >> judge jeanine: i was going to ask you the education question, jessica. the democrats and have the footing, not sure of the message or why they lost but this d.o.g.e. thing and jesse just gave us some examples, is that the best they've got? >> jessica: it is certainly part of the conversation. i think democrats should be having. i would love to be here the day that it was a

capitol hill stand over 25 years beginning under speaker newt gingrich including under speaker nancy pelosi. so are thrilled that you are here today. we will have a q&a session at the end. this session is for you, for you to learn about the cra process and procedures so we wantt to make sure that we answer any questions that you may have so at any time during this conversation we encourage you ask any questions and we will be glad to take them. so with that thank you so much for being here. and i will turn it over to the moderator to the start of discussion, thank you. >> thanks, everyone, for being here. this is obviously a timely issue that we are starting a new administration with unified government 8 years ago it was in february this really got going with i cra's, we did about 17 of them during the trump -- last trump administration reversing obama rules so hopefully the senate and the house they already hit the ground run to go get rid of biden rules over the coming months. what are the relevant rules, what can kind of impact can it have. it's great to be back here and thank you very m

he ran against nancy pelosi for speaker of the house a few years back and she blocked him. anyway, tim ryan has a lot to say. i don't even know what to say anymore when i see this kind of stuff. is this "saturday night live" or real life? does anyone think shhth is the future of the country. this is the only alternative to trump's america? it is just so depressing. those are the elected officials. you wonder what democrat voters are thinking. one headline sums it up this way. musk promotes battle. soros funded dems suddenly upset by billionaires in government? that's a good one. senate democrats are spinning their wheels delaying cabinet confirmations because they think they can stop trump. so far the president is batting 1,000 with more nominees working through the process. former cnn anchor and long time trump antagonist is asking when democrats will get their act together. >> they don't have the numbers. they can't stop people from getting confirmed. but what do democrats -- what can they do at this point? they are in this situation, this position of maximum powerlessnes

wasn't going to be nancy pelosi, who's probably one of the most dishonest. and she became a rich person. she never was anything. she was a politician. and she's worth now 100 million, $125 million. how about the one where she sold her stock a couple of months ago in a company that announced everything? she had the company for years and then she sold the stock. and the following day they announced that that company is under major investigation and the stock crashed. nothing happens. nothing happens. they're crooks. so she was running aoc, aoc plus three, but she was running. and i watched her run and i said, oh, she's pretty good. she got a spark and i called joe, who i don't know, too much. i said, are you running against her? yeah, but are you not debating her? no. she got no chance. and he's been in there for like 25, 26 years. unlike tim scott, who absolutely destroys his opponents all the time. you really do, too. and by the way, he was the greatest surrogate. he was our greatest surrogate. i'd said to him he was brutal. he was very nice. you know, when

showed that the left-wing activists are much more influential in the party than the old school nancy pelosin winkler of wisconsin and these guys were like no, we want someone a little bit more radical and someone who reflexively anti-trump and want to buck the party in any way at least they are going to keep going and a left trajectory that they had. and these are people that want to make a point, not a difference. and i believe that the only way that they are going to have a comeback is to find somebody who will buck the party, who is going to be an insurgent, as probably no one on our radar unless they are sitting at this table. >> judge jeanine: and that so funny, i was going to go right to harold before he even suggested that. harold. what do they need? >> harold: i don't disagree with dana or her analysis on it. the democrats don't have an economic message. they are controlled by interest groups. it was embarrassing to watch the -- i felt bad for my friend. and what he was talking through. and drowning and cultural is issues. and watching the snippets seeing it, and did not vote for ka

. >> republicans had a trifecta two years later we elected nancy pelosi and flipped 32 seats, and thenut of the wilderness. i don't know who that person is, but it is a good chance we are not talking about them right now. >> will: i will just tell you and we can have a deeper conversation on this in the future, the difference between that old maxim which is true, no powers permanent washington, i do think donald trump has positioned us in a post-bipolar world. it is not left-right, not republican-democrat. he is reshaping the nature of public debate and that right now is why you were in the wilderness. we have to go, deeper discussion. thank you so much. >> you are welcome. >> will: it is time for will of the people. sharon says hey, will, i love the show but don't you dare try to steal country music from tennessee. we are the country music capital, that was yesterday me suggesting it comes to taxis peered jane said please don't do this, you have been pleading for the united states to stay out of foreign policies, now you flip flop year political narrative overnight, bad look, will. no

hill spanned over 25 years, beginning under speaker newt gingrich and concluding under speaker nancy pelosi. so we are all thrilled that you are here today. we will have a q&a session at the end. this session is for you for you to learn about the sierra process procedure. so we want to make sure that we answer questions you may have so any time during this conversation, we encourage you to ask any questions and we will be to take them. so with that, thank you so much for being here. and i'll turn it over to the moderator, mike ferguson, to start our discussion. thank you. thanks for svetlana. thanks, everyone for being here. this is obviously a timely issue that we're starting a new administra session with unified government. eight years ago, i think it was really in that this really got going with sierra's. i think we did about 17 of them during the trump last trump administration, reversing rules. and so hopefully the senate and the house are to hit the ground running to get rid of some of biden rules over the coming. so i guess to start with, go to amanda over here as to, you know, what

where it used to take decades to rise to the top leadership positions, hakeem jeffries succeeded nancy pelosi as the top democrat in the house of representatives in ten years. he now has the most difficult job. any democratic leader of the house of representatives has ever had, opposing on a daily basis the stupidity and the cruelty and the illegal conduct of a president who became a convicted felon in hakeem jeffries hometown of new york city, leading off our discussion tonight is house democratic leader congressman hakeem jeffries of new york. thank you very much for joining us tonight. i understand how difficult your workweek is these days, and i really appreciate you making the time for us tonight. >> great to be on with you tonight, lawrence. >> and i want to ask you about where your points of leverage are coming up, because in the house of representatives, the minority has very few operative rights. you can introduce legislation, but it's impossible for you to get bills passed. you can't even get hearings on the bills and the committees run by republicans. but it seems like the budget i

democratic leader nancy pelosi, congressman chris van hollen, senator dick durbin, i'm joined now byf the armed services committee. >> let me. >> emphasize, andrea. he's not putin is. >> not strong. >> he we have an overwhelming advantage of him. but what he's doing is ryan crocker said he's playing his cards skillfully. >> wow. >> the training is tough. what do you do if you're on the road and get surrounded by bad guys, ram the car in front of you at full speed. >> go go go go go. >> go go go. >> people are still ashamed to say they're hiv positive. the only way we're going to sort this out is by being. >> more loving. >> toward each other. >> what do you see in facebook? what is it about facebook that you think to those who say, well, what is the business model here? >> you know, it's a technology that brings people together. >> it's the. >> village square. but it was the leadership of it that got me excited. >> i was in the middle of that scrum as it was all happening, and right before clooney was arrested, i was able to speak with him as he was escorted away by police in this cr

the democratic party because we just learned aoc former chief of staff is going to run against nancy pelosiey: she served 21 terms and he calls the democrat party paralyzed and unprepared for trump's second term. his name is -- >> brian: that will be tough to put on a poster. you will lose in your knife and light even though smart. >> ainsley: they are to progressive. >> i think we got a good one periods before exactly. another day and another lawsuit and ends with blake lively with $7 million defamation lawsuit filed by a crisis p.r. executive. >> brian: wish a caught by surprise they are met? >> ainsley: it comes after weaponize a digital army against her. >> brian: todd piro joins us with more. >> brian i will look whether she was apprised of the picture but for now i get to the facts of the new lawsuit. blake is being sued this time for allegedly costing apr millions of dollars have reputational complaint against ends with costar director justin baldoni. sexual harassment and retaliation expelled in california, she claims crisis communication specialist jed wallace used fake online cont

bush one republicans had control of everything in two years later, nancy pelosi takes over as figure two years after that barack obama right comes in and huge democratic majority in the senate and in the house of sometimes it can change pretty quickly. and thoughts any questions here yes. >> we doing microphones are not. >> what is your name. >> steve cohen. >> hi how are you. >> i want to talk about. [inaudible]. >> steve cohen asking question about education and go-ahead. >> i want to talk about we just met out the students have not recovered from the pandemic 34 years ago can really and we aren't educating our kids to figure out how to deal with social media to become of the elephant in the room right now despite everything i said the social media when the selection we have the biggest of the two biggest roles are trump musk the dominating social media and we as democrats cannot fight back. everybody the whole day, that's how to do the. >> and you think about you know biden in his final speech, he talked about over guarding by and a lot of republicans were's don't get in the new s

hang mike pence, seeing the gallows put up outside the capitol, seeing the signs about killing nancy pelosi. but i had an assumption that i think all of us had is that it would be peaceful and orderly and i never ever anticipated that there would be a direct attack by a mob on the capitol. and i don't think any of us were. on the other hand, my walk had ended before the then-president trump in his last days of office, he had 14 more days, had his rally at the ellipse and encouraged people, invited them to come here and go wild. he said that he won the election. he had feverish activity in a number of states to try to assert that it was false electors. he filed -- i don't know -- 60 or 70 lawsuits and they were all set aside i think except one on a minor technicality. the courts defended the outcome the election. there was never any evidence that there was significant fraud that in any way affected the outcome of the election. that's not me saying it. that was then-attorney general barr coming to the conclusion that there was no evidence whatsoever that there was widespread fraud or any kind

even though wikler had the support of nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and hakeem jeffries. now martin takes over a political party in need of new leadership and, quite honestly, a new strategy. we are in a time when americans badly need a functioning opposition party to push back against this madness that we're seeing from elon musk and donald trump. but it's not just the average person asking democrats to put up more of a fight. the new york times reported on a tense call this week. six democratic governors pressed chuck schumer to be more aggressive in fighting back against trump's agenda. minnesota governor tim walz was on the call, and he argued that democrats needed to be more visible on television, presenting an alternate alternative vision of governing, not just complaining about what mr. trump is doing. that's good advice. don't just say what you're against. lay out the vision for what you're actually for now. but before the party can lay out a vision of what they are for, they need to actually figure out what that is. last week, when the trump administration was ma

the two stacks in body armor that were sent into the capitol were very obviously going for nancy pelosi'sf the electoral ballots, and they didn't achieve either of those goals and secure them under cover of the riot. so i held out some hope that stewart would stay behind bars simply for failing to deliver for trump and his handler, roger stone, as i believe it happened and that did not pan out. so now the best case scenario is that stewart stays well away from my family in texas, where people still like him and he can grift money and appear on alex jones, or in north carolina with his family because nobody even in the movement likes him. up here in our corner of montana. >> dakota has has your father tried to contact you because you're aware his attorney has revealed some litigation is being litigation? i should say being prepared against your mother and others. do you even know if your father has seen the film? >> i don't know if stewart even knows he is divorced. stewart was fully out of contact with my family for years before his arrest. my last contact with him was one random hand off

nancy pelosi, the former house speaker, endorsed wikler chuck schumer, the democratic leader in the senate. the house democratic leader. also, hakeem jeffries, late push. but here ken martin wins. what happened yesterday? and what does it say about the direction the party wants to take? >> i mean, it's a reminder that this is an inside game. the only people allowed to vote on this are members of the democratic national committee. so despite what senator schumer and former speaker pelosi and others say, it is largely from the beginning. ken martin had a very big lead among party chairs. look, it certainly matters in terms of building the nuts and bolts of the party. there's no doubt about it. he calls for an investigation and review of what happened, not an autopsy. he claims the party is not dead. we shall see. but look, the the democratic party is not going to rise from the ashes from the headquarters of the dnc. it's going to take some specific leader out there. i think back to zero four, after president bush was reelected, democrats were really just in their doldrums. what happened? bar

speaker nancy pelosi always understood it.k, harry reid, like there are democrats who've understood it. but now you have to say, are you going to bear the consequences of utilizing whatever slivers of power you have? >> so what do you say to people out there? there are voters who feel angered. they feel paralyzed. right now they're saying, i did not vote for elon musk. i don't want this. what should they be focused on? what should they do? >> yeah. look, there's not a great answer to this. unfortunately, the one thing i can say, and this is not to turn into a therapy session for you and me, stephanie, but like, there is some, you know, boundaries you have to put up for yourself, right? i was talking to somebody, a dear family friend, just a little while ago, said, i'm just positively depressed just watching things all day, every day. how could this possibly happen? they then followed up with my social security checks going to stop coming. so that's a legitimate concern. but again, there is a difference between paying attention

tmp, right, it hit everyone's radar because nancy pelosi bought it.ow why she's so great at this stuff, wink-wink, but what a do they do? i almost bought the dip recently, and i don't know what they do. that's why i didn't. >> yeah, absolutely. they're the a.i. data engine for precision medicine. so think chatgpt for medical history. charles: wow. >> this is going to be one of those industries a that are going to be exmotive because health care will get disrupted by a.i. in a good way. so the crown jewels of the dot.com era was essential applications built on the structural arteries of the internet. the crown jewels of the a.i. era rah will be the applications built on top of the compute, gpus, etc., and and health care predictions is going to be one of the most explosive themes of this next decade. , the e -- fempu -- tempusa.i -- i agree, nancy knows something. [laughter] i'm here for it because i love it. charles: golly. congratulations, shay, you've been killing it. talk to you again soon. >> thanks for having me. charles: in the last year, the st

speaker nancy pelosi's always. >> understood it. >> lbj going. >> back, harry reid. >> like there are. >> whatever slivers of power you have? >> so what do you say to people out there? there are voters who feel angered. they feel paralyzed. right now they're saying, i did not vote for elon musk. i don't want this. what should they be focused on? what should they do? >> look. >> there's not a great answer to this. >> unfortunately, the one. >> thing i can say. >> and this. >> is not. >> to turn into. >> a. >> therapy session for you. >> and. >> me. >> stephanie. but like. >> there is. >> some, you. >> know, boundaries you have to put up for yourself, right? >> i was. >> talking to somebody, a dear family. >> friend. >> just a. >> little while ago. >> said. >> i'm just. >> positively depressed just watching. >> things all day. >> every day. >> how could this. >> possibly happen? >> they then followed. >> up with my social security checks are going to stop coming. so that's a legitimate concern. but again. there is a difference. >> between paying. >> attention. >> keeping your eyes. >> a