francisco native and us senator diane feinstein released a statement today about the lucy attack saying all lawmakers should condemn it. senator says she is quote deeply disappointed by the disinformation by prominent people on the other side of the aisle about the brutal attack against paul pelosi. senator also saying leaders on the other side of the aisle have a responsibility to denounce these lies and put an end to them. all pelosi was released from the hospital last thursday and his wife house speaker nancy. pelosi says he is under doctors care the suspected attacker. david depapp has a hearing on december 14th. twitter is reportedly asking some workers to return to the company after friday's round of layoffs. apparently some of the workers being asked to return were laid off by mistake that is according to bloomberg the site also says some employees were let go before managers could assess if certain workers experience may be needed to carry out elon musk's vision for twitter. all of this comes after the company announced it would be delaying the rollout of its 799 per month verif

going to be home a little later, there's a note she needed to be talking, he was debating client diane feinsteintime. anyway, four years later he gets a letter from i think the mother or father -- anyway, a couple is watching the channels and they are listening to this exchange and the girl says to the boyfriend i have an abortion scheduled for tomorrow and they had a conversation in the abortion did not happen and there was a 4-year-old -- you just never know with these conversations and obviously laws are changing and i agree we have to make sure we have to be relentlessss it's being live streamed and c-span will be airing and not everybody agrees. can you speak to that person was on theev fence or things we are trying to repress h them? >> think the way tos do that explain the idea for the book came to mind and i spent a microcosm on this but the whole time writing about this issue have been thinking that this idea has been germinating if we are writingoc this, it is a humn life will the fundamental arm of abortiony, everything to stop that but if that's true, how could this be good for any o

francisco native and us senator diane feinstein weighed in on the violent attack of paul pelosi todayement saying all lawmakers should condemn it. senator feinstein says she is quote deeply disappointed by the disinformation by prominent people on the other side of the aisle about the brutal attack against paul pelosi the senator also adding leaders on the other side of the aisle have a responsibility to denounce these lies and put an end to them. paul pelosi was released from the hospital back on thursday and his wife house speaker nancy pelosi says he is under doctors care the suspected attacker david missing oakley woman, alexis gabe were discovered in amador county friday. it'll begin at 11 am at oakley city hall and is close to the public. police say parts of alexis's remains were discovered by an amador county resident and/or believed to be scattered throughout the area. the gabe family is organizing a candlelight vigil to celebrate her life on december 9th. they are requesting requesting privacy during this time. well, it was a day of energy and the ultimate test for thousands

not aware she was up for the job in in diane feinstein, we need new generations of people who are raisingse issues. >> you bring up a great point, ben always great chatting with you and nancy pelosi is a big topic tonight. >> thank you very much, jackie. >> speaking of nancy pelosi, the end of an era in some ways, today announcing she will not seek reelection as leader of the house, after nearly 20 years, still pelosi will stay on for there are term and said time to pass the gavel to a new generation. >> we must move boldly to the future, ill not seek reelection -- i will not seek reelection for m me hour has come for a new generation. >> a day after republicans gained control of the house with kevin mccarthy potentially on his way to be next speaker, with nancy gone, who'll lead the democrats? we get into it with our party panel. jason rantz. and kevin walling and president, lee carter with us. jason, start with you, your reaction to what the speaker said, after 20 years, maybe it is time to pass the baton. >> it was time a long time ago. she held on to this role for way too long, i thin

nancy pelosi and diane feinstein, and chuck grassley. poll found three quarters of americans think there should be an age limit for people serving in congress. why do we keep electing so many octogenarians back into office? i'll start with jason. do you think there should be an age limit? >> i do not, i think it is cognitive and cognitive abilities than age related. now, there are people in their elder years that have more cognitive issues than younger, but people who won elections in last midterms like fetterman who does not have mental capacity to govern his state. when you have a commander in chief of the most powerful military in the world, military with over 4,000 nuclear warheads, and he is confounded to a teleprompter, he shakes hands with thin air and falls off stationary bikes and can't did any with without a cheat sheet, he has a cognitive problem. i don't believe there should be an age limit but you want to elect candidates that are cognitively able to govern. >> i do have handlers giving me cheat sheets. richard, this is demo

diane feinstein faces a recall and on the list for a vice president. one of the reasons we've seen a lot of recalls in california from 94 to now the state has had a huge shift. the state is not a republican state as it was once was. now it's blue and getting much much bluer. so this is a push back, we saw in:in 2019, the republicans decide today make their focus the recall. they said we're going to teach democrats, and the democrats had a--rollout and joe biden was the first to win colorado by double digits. so it does not work in your voters a lot of time. they generally have idea and they will punish you if you use them. >> i think the business of politics just to live in the real world right now. consultants are like life insurance, you should do this new thing, it's going to get you what you want and recall in the current context, they're also the fund new toy. that political consultant and campaign managers have. that's where the industry is shifted. and you can see there is a industry, that's where they have it in california. and sometimes they s

perspective, phil is here, we take at the names, nancy pelosi, we know jackie speier is leaving office, diane feinstein is in her late 80's, what does this mean for the san francisco area? >> it means a shift, all of the people you mentioned are over 70, and jackie speier has opted to lead -- aleve, and that is a power vacuum. you move up the ranks to where you have a say not just in policy but where the money goes. nancy pelosi was somebody who not only got are cut of the pie but she made and baked the pie. our congressional delegation from the bay area helped serve it up. this could be a problem for us, i am not sure we will get the transportation funds that we got in the past. the east bay, says, we still have the muscle and we will for a few years, but pelosi is one that is moving on and another generation will take its place. >> when she began, she was painted as a lightweight or a socialite, what was the secret of her success? >> clarity of purpose. she is very tough. a lot of politicians get distracted, they think they should run for the senate, may be president, this and that, how many times ha

diane feinstein in california, a number of colleagues were concerned if she was slipping and she agreed to step down, pass on that post, third in line to the presidency. i think nancy pelosi and steny hoyer stepping down is a generational moment, the generation that has led us is finally going to begin passing the torch to a younger generation. there's been a lot of anxiety about that among younger democrats as well as republicans, for that matter. mitch mcconnell is also an octogenarian, and there's agitation among republicans for a younger leadership as their former president, who's 76, is now aiming for a comeback. it's a really interesting moment i think in our country where the silent generation as we call them and the older baby boomers are beginning to pass power along to their younger cohorts. >> peter, than you. before we close this conversation and get to the other news of the day, eugene, you write about the outgoing speaker, "nancy pelosi is the most consequential speaker of our time." and this is quick, be, yo write in part, "nancy d'alesandro is still the daughter of an ol

he was debating diane feinstein at one point. and anyway, like four years later. he gets the letter from from i think it was the mother. it was the mother of the father. and anyway that night a couple is watching just flipping channels and they stop on c-span for some reason or another and they're listening to this exchange. and the girl says to her boyfriend. i have an abortion scheduled for tomorrow, and they had a conversation and the abortion didn't happen and there was a four year old. i think there was a picture. you just never know when we're having these conversations and obviously when laws were changing, you know, who what lives are being. saved and yeah, i agree entirely we have to make sure those stories are told because other stories are going to be told to and and we have to be relentless and in focusing on on the good. so we have this is being live streaming to this can be watched after the fact c-span is going to be airing it. not everyone agrees with us. alexandra, can you speak to that person who either is on the fence or thinks we're all. trying

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diane feinstein faces a recall and on the list for a vice president. one of the reasons we've seen a lot of recalls in california from 94 to now the state has had a huge shift. the state is not a republican state as it was once was. now it's blue and getting much much bluer. so this is a push back, we saw in:in 2019, the republicans decide today make their focus the recall. they said we're going to teach democrats, and the democrats had a--rollout and joe biden was the first to win colorado by double digits. so it does not work in your voters a lot of time. they generally have idea and they will punish you if you use them. >> i think the business of politics just to live in the real world right now. consultants are like life insurance, you should do this new thing, it's going to get you what you want and recall in the current context, they're also the fund new toy. that political consultant and campaign managers have. that's where the industry is shifted. and you can see there is a industry, that's where they have it in california. and sometimes they s

. >> diane vance -- dianne feinstein sent a letter that the trade commission investigate and take necessary action or business practices that are not fair. there is reason to wonder if elon musk is protecting users information. >> elon musk is not taking responsibly -- not taking seriously the responsibility that twitter has. in a lot of ways, we are seeing the government stepping up a little bit, not a lot, but a little bit insane look, let's make sure that amid all of this chaos people's private information does not get suddenly let loose on the internet. >> ling -- he "negative tweets will be due monetize -- d monetized -- >> still ahead, after 80 years, a navy veteran is getting an apology after being disconnected against. what he hopes comes from today's apology. >> this thing called an historic moment for people suffering from type one diabetes. type one diabetes. the first of its kind therapy in a recent clinical study, patients using salonpas patch reported reductions in pain severity, using less or a lot less oral pain medicines. and improved quality of life. that's why we recommen

diane feinstein faces a recall and on the list for a vice president. one of the reasons we've seen a lot of recalls in california from 94 to now the state has had a huge shift. the state is not a republican state as it was once was. now it's blue and getting much much bluer. so this is a push back, we saw in:in 2019, the republicans decide today make their focus the recall. they said we're going to teach democrats, and the democrats had a--rollout and joe biden was the first to win colorado by double digits. so it does not work in your voters a lot of time. they generally have idea and they will punish you if you use them. >> i think the business of politics just to live in the real world right now. consultants are like life insurance, you should do this new thing, it's going to get you what you want and recall in the current context, they're also the fund new toy. that political consultant and campaign managers have. that's where the industry is shifted. and you can see there is a industry, that's where they have it in california. and sometimes they s