donald trump. he says i continue to believe obstruction of justice is the clearest, simplest and most provable high crime and misdemeanor committed by donald trump. nancy pelosi's top lieutenant at the airwaves to explain their agenda going forward. adam schiff says he's interested in bipartisanship of republicans on the committee wish to join his investigation of the president. >> this is the most precarious time in my lifetime in terms of our republic. we have a president who denigrates freedom of the press, goes after the independence of the judiciary and in so many ways is threatening the democracy. the answer to that cannot be more of the same. >> the new chair of the house finance, he called for donald trump's impeachment many times and found in her words to get him. maxine waters says she will be investigating the president via the banking system. >> we been trying to find out about money tries to russia,

i believe nancy pelosi is out of step with her own party. >> reporter: back and forth talks a week from the state of the union address on february 5th. donald trumpng nancy pelosi's offered to deliver the annual address before a joint session of congress. the president was asked to postpone it due to, quote, security concerns from the shutdown, donald trump is expected to lay out the case for securing the border. a bipartisan conference committee set to meet tomorrow to hash out a solution and listen to experts. they say the conference committee could be key. >> don't you like the word bipartisan? >> haven't heard that in years. >> we heard it, it just hasn't worked. now that the government is open it is time for lawmakers to start negotiating border security but eric trump says democrats are only fighting to stop his father's agenda. >> chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, willing to negotiate. then they don't actually come out and negotiate and she says i will give you a dollar for your wall but i want to spend $5 million on drones over the southern border which will not be effective at all. when can we use some common sense in this country? stop th

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the speaker of the house and donald trump, both sides of the aisle, now speaking out after the president cancels nancy pelosi'sklong foreign trip to visit troops in afghanistan. donald trump writing, quote, in light of the 800,000 great american workers not receiving pay, not postponing the public relations event is totally appropriate. it would be better if you're in washington negotiating with me, joining a strong border security movement to end the shutdown. the trip would keep nancy pelosi out of the us next tuesday which is the next government pay period. the white house as she does have the option to fly commercial but military aircraft is off-limits was democratic leaders on their way to the airport, getting off the bus, back up capitol hill, admission of quick to take jabs on the president when he returned. >> it is completely inappropriate by the president, all too often the president acted like he is in fifth grade. to have someone with that kind of character running the country is an enormous problem at every level. >> reporter: policy spokesperson taking shots at the president thing during the trum

. >>> well, nancy pelosi crushed donald trump today. crushed him. and he knows that she crushed him and you can tell that donald trump wasn't sure what happened when he was first told what nancy pelosi did to him today. we have the video of that moment. because it was nbc news peter alexander who told the president that nancy pelosi was changing her very polite suggestion that the president wait until after the government shutdown to find a mutual agreeable date for a state of the union address. she was changing that to an absolute refusal to allow donald trump to set foot in the house chamber next week to give a state of the union address after donald trump in his typical bullying way said that he was still going to show up and give his state of the union address, even after nancy pelosi had politely asked him not to. now, watch donald trump's face as he listens to peter alexander's question. now, it's very, very unlikely that donald trump has any idea what the phrase concurrent resolution means. you can kind of see that on his face, but he's probab

s mid winter formal might not be taking place this year thanks to president donald trump nancy pelosi in the going federal government shutdown i know i know we were all hoping for one to keep us warm on these cold winter nights here in america but yes sadly according to house speaker nancy pelosi the state of the union will more than likely be postponed my friends listen and listen quietly and you just might hear into the gossip the bitter are you see winter winds hundreds of capitol hill journalists cable news pundits and late night t.v. hosts wailing tears and anger over their lost ratings bonanza that is. oh. and yes watching grown men and women in bad suits applaud lived we each other while standing up and sitting down more often than the catholic mass is truly fantastic television. there was another story this week of grown men and women in bad suits lying to each other on capitol hill that has a potential bigger impact on our lives than a postponed state of the union address i'm talking of course about the new attorney general confirmation hearings taking place this week and thi

donald trump is warning congress more needs to be done at home. carley: hundreds more migrants prepared to head north. nancy pelosi and the democrats grounded by donald from. heather: reaction pouring in from both sides of the aisle as the president pulls out all the stops to end the shutdown. carley: a music legend, the red, white and blue. heather: gladys knight says about the super bowl. "fox and friends first" on friday. ♪ ♪ hello friday ♪ carley: good morning. we are starting that way. i never heard this song before. we are too old. heather: you come up here, not only are we wearing blue but we have a color-coordinated show today. carley: you are watching "fox and friends first" on this friday morning. heather: thank you for starting the day with us and we begin with a fox news alert. several thousand thunder and migrants crossing into mexico as they didn't closer to the us border. carley: griff jenkins is at the guatemala mexico border with summit something to push through with no immigration paperwork. what is the latest? >> reporter: it is quite a different scene than it was in october where you saw thousa

donald trump a direct and serious threat to america. hours after being sworn in as house speaker nancy pelosi formally inviting donald trump to give his secondate of the union address january 29th, nancy pelosi alluding to the new balance of power in her letter to the president noting the constitution established three:we will branches of government to be a check and balance on each other. this will be the president's third speech to a joint session of congress. 8 minutes after the top of the hour donald trump is not backing down on his border wall request as he pierced to meet with democrats again today. what will it take the democrats to budge on border security? salvador, george rodriguez, says democrats care more about illegal immigrants than american citizens and joins us next. 5 guys, firearms, forelegs, all-american, powerful photos of wounded that's serving in congress that you need to see. ♪ ♪ what we believe in ♪ we are all-american and we work real hard not to bbq ♪ heather: the russian lawyer for an american accused of spying in russia has applied for bail. paul whalen, retired marine, is detained in moscow. employer says he plan

s mid winter formal might not be taking place this year thanks to president donald trump nancy pelosi in the going federal government shutdown i know i know we were all hoping for one to keep us warm on these cold winter nights here in america but yes sadly according to house speaker nancy pelosi the state of the union will more than likely be postponed. my friends listen and listen quietly and you just might hear of the gusts of the bitter are you see winter winds hundreds of capitol hill journalists cable news pundits and late night t.v. hosts wailing tears and anger over their lost ratings bonanza that is the state of the union oh. and yes watching grown men and women in bad suits applauding live we each other while standing up and sitting down more often than a cock with catholic mass is truly fantastic television there was another story this week of grown men and women in bad suits lying to each other on capitol hill that has a potential bigger impact on our lives than they postponed state of the union address i'm talking of course about the new attorney general confirmation hear

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donald trump nancy pelosi are engaged in a better tit-for-tat. esident trump canceled the delegations trips to the summit davos.os -- a summit in the president's acting budget director has put out a letter instructing all government agencies that no u.s. travel from the u.s. government should be used during the partial government shutdown for any congressional delegation trips. the back-and-forth and whatnot, all of this would illustrate that there does not appear to be any significant progress being made on this partial government shutdown. ♪ kailey: on the heels of dovish comments by federal reserve chairman jerome powell, this week senate officials continued to stress the need for patience when it comes to the path of rate hikes in 2019. perspective from the chicago federal reserve bank president. >> the economy is doing well. we saw a lot of strength in the december employment report, 312,000 jobs created. you are right, i went in thinking that 2018 -- we are points from being at a setting that is just a little bit restrictive. it is almost ne

nancy pelosi. one of the things that makes this likely is donald trump, nancy pelosi, and mitch mcconnell have one thing in common, they can absorb a lot of political pain. it is an asset, but not in this moment here. >> i would say that unlike mcconnell right now, she has the overwhelming support of her caucus in this. >> if it was fraying, she would not still be steely on this, right? >> i think she speaking for the call discuss. she also has their permission, i think, to fit down and negotiate something for border security and thinking about that broadly. she has the per noise do that if mcconnell -- >> why don't the dcs propose double the amount of money, but no wall. saying we're for the security, we mean it on the wall, and almost daring them. >> that is why it is so frustrating. it is not a real policy necessarily. even if democrats pass that tomorrow and some rump group of senate republicans went along with schumer and passed that out of the senate, the president is not willing to sign it. >> he doesn't know how to declare victory sometimes, he could have declared victory several times. i

they are breaking from nancy pelosi who is catering to this radical open borders abolish ice mentality. there is one mature person here and it is donald trump and to compare nancy pelosi who is on a beach in hawaii with donald from visiting the troops, he skipped christmas vacations, skipped new year's, has not been tomorrow long ago, he said in the oval office ready, willing and able to negotiate while nancy pelosi said i will give one dollar to border security before going off to vacation. one responsible party here, it is donald trump. >> she said one dollar to a wall because what you have is a situation where now you have the president's former top economic advisor saying he doesn't understand where the shutdown is going and it is damaging our economy for all americans in addition to denying people pay. we don't even talk about the contract employees who are also losing money. it seems to me we have to deal with the idea the president is fixated on this wall as a political symbol and you have people saying if he gives it up he will lose with his base but we should do more than play politics. shannon: people feel that way on both sides,

it really does give you just an indication of how far apart donald trump and nancy pelosi truly are. the white house's argument is, look, nancy pelosi is the house speaker. she is going to be a very key decision in whether or not we reopen the government and whether or not she can come to a compromise with president trump and she was about to go on this seven day international trip, part of which was going to be in afghanistan, something they revealed that was not widely known in washington and that is something where typically you're not going to be able to negotiate back and forth with the white house discussing how to reopen the government. that's how they're looking at things right now. how are we going to make any progress and reopen the government if nancy pelosi is not in washington? that is their justification essentially behind this and you can see that in the president's letter, though. this is very clearly retaliation as well. >> uh-hum. manu, what do you make of her point there from the white house saying we are day 27 of this shutdown and, you know, the last person who s

donald trump, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, it's a tax bill question. wouldn't it be more interesting to see some of the newly elected members of congress who served in the military say we have served our country in a spirited way, this cannot be allowed to stand. we speak not as democrats, but americans. that's the line the democrats have to take. they have a lot of good spokesmen and women who can take that line credibly. i'm not criticizing them. it's just a fact, for 20, 30 years are the best spokes men at this point or women for the democratic party. >> all right, guys, good to talk to you. thank you. bill crystal and garrett haake. i don't know what's going on with congress, whether we're going to get anything out of this particular meeting. as garrett says, they don't tend to amount to much. >> bill made the most interesting point to me. he's calling it -- he could be calling this a national emergency. what happened in the last nine days that made it a national emergency? because ten days ago it wasn't an emergency. >> it wasn't -- it's kind of w

the irish times, trump/pelosi relations hit a new low and the guardian puts it, nancy pelosi hands donaldn the art of politics saying trump delights in nicknames and refers to nancy a sign he may have met his match. >>> as president trump looks to senator majority leader mitch mcconnell to bring this to a vote, democrats called it dead on arrival. joining me, one of the first two native american women elected to congress. congresswomen, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. you are in a border state. is there anything in the president's proposal you see as being a potential even a possible building block towards a deal, or do you agree with other democrats that this is a non-starter? >> you know, in my district, people are concerned about jobs. they want equality public education for their kids. they want health care. the wall does nothing to address those issues, and so as you can imagine, the overwhelming majority of folks in my district, they do not want a wall, and i hope that we can get beyond that. >> we're in a position now where the government is shut down precisely over the is

if necessary however donald trump is sticking to his guns and calling for a border wall he did send a letter to members of congress so it seems it's donald trump versus nancy pelosi with trump wanting the wall and congressional democrats adamant that he won't get it let's reveal. to you all isn't in morality it's not who we are as a nation and this is not along between mexico and the united states that the president is creating here it's a wall between reality and his constituents his supporters i have never had so much support as i have in the latest week over my stance for border security for border control and for frankly the wall or the barrier. now it's a new year and a new congress has just been sworn in on capitol hill at this point the democrats control the u.s. house of representatives and we've heard some calls to begin impeachment proceedings against the president some democrats want to jump start pietschmann charges impeachment proceedings we actually heard from one representative who used some rather colorful language to advocate impeaching donald trump let's review bullies don't win and baby don't because we're going to go in there we're going to us

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shuts down but there could be possibly some movement apparently donald trump told nancy pelosi on twitter let's make a deal do you know what. well it's still unclear what kind of deal that would be. as with any of donald trump's tweet. self-explanatory but what is clear is that this shutdown isn't really in any one in anyone's interest currently eight hundred thousand state employees go on paid some still continue to work even though they're unpaid and that's because donald trump once five billion dollars from the from the american people to fund his wall to mexico now the democrats don't look like they're going to budge they are taking over the congress tomorrow after successful elections and they've prepared a spending package that doesn't include these five billions now the republicans are unlikely to pass this bill that would fund currently unfunded departments like the justice and transportation department and that's if they block this republicans block this they're going to look bad because it looks like they've taken this taking these departments hostage for the. for the wall and t

donald trump is meeting with members of the democratic and republican parties and members of congress and in the lead up to today we heard quite an exchange on social media between u.s. president donald trump and nancy pelosi who was designated to become the speaker of the house when the new congress is aleck that let's review their exchange on social media. build the security thing and shut down is not when he wants to start to speak let's make a deal donald trump has given democrats a great opportunity to show how to govern responsibly and quickly pass our planned two and they're responsible trump shad down does the first sign of things to come in our new democratic majority committed to working for the people. well now earlier during a cabinet meeting we did hear u.s. president donald trump say that the usa needs a physical barrier and it needs a wall meanwhile at this point with the federal government shutdown at this point we're seeing a lot a number of federal employees of the united states who are considered to be essential these are emergency workers security workers who have to work without a paycheck they're going to work and continuing their work that is considered to be essential but they're no

it goes tenthe cha of negotiating with donald trump. nancy pelosi versus donald trump. this is the showdown we will see for much of the future. who wins here? does the president win or do the democrats win this fight? >> you wonder if they are thinking about audiences here. aboutis polling out there this already asking which party do you blame? trump is getting the blame. democrats are sayingal polit we are winning this. trump, this presidency builten rely on his base. you saw how much heesnded to talk radio a couple of weeks ago. he has his calculation if h has them with thhim, he can ride it out. i'm not sure they are respondin. >> steve, thank you. >>> we turn to comments overnigh from the freshman congresswoman who after just being sworn in spoke out with choice words for the president. in a new interview, rashida tlaib is defending and standing by her comments about the prident and impeachment. nbc's white house correspondent kristen welkers here with more on that. nice to see you. >> good morning. nice to see you. talk.is big rashida tlaib's interview is a sign sh

trump once again today, and this time, this time nancy pelosi beat donald trump in the united states senate. the senate took up a spending bill which nancy pelosi had passed through the house of representatives which would reopen the government for a few weeks, and it won a majority vote including six republican votes. those were six republican senate votes for what nancy pelosi wants and against, six votes against what donald trump wants. senators mitt romney, lamar alexander, susan collins, lisa murkowski, johnny isaacson, cory gardner, all republicans, all cast their votes in favor of their federal government worker constituents, the government workers in their states who are suffering, and they cast those votes against donald trump. the vote was 52-44. and when president trump's vote came to a vote it actually came to a vote first in the united states senate today. all those republicans who voted for the pelosi bill after the trump bill, they voted for the trump bill. but two republicans voted against the trump bill. and so the vote on the trump bill was 50-4

there's a big difference between what nancy pelosi did and donald trump did. losi did something that was strategic. she was taking something that trump needs. he needs the national stage. the state of the union is the sting will best day every year for the president of the united states. so she use -- is using her leverage to try to get a deal. trump took nothing from nancy pelosi. maybe she want god to afghanistan. >> it was a power sfwla it was a power play but to what end? how does it weaken her position? democrats are not going to -- this is what trump needs to understand. democrats are not going to move. the reason is, elections matter. they won the last election by almost 10%. trump made it about immigration, made it about the wall, and the voters said no. so they're not going to -- so the only -- we're going to get a deal when trump backs -- finds a way to back down. that's the only way we're going to get a deal. that's why pelosi's move was strategic. the missing piece in all of this, in all of of this is mitch mcconnell. >> yep. >> the house has passed

donald from. heather: not willing to explain that. nancy pelosi slated to be the speaker. is donald trump'sd in this divided government were once nancy pelosi takes over as speaker it is confirmed will she be willing then to negotiate more? >> there is room for negotiation, no doubt democrats do not want to give donald trump and in, they want to make in a lame-duck so he's not successful in 2020. election bid. nancy pelosi has carved out some pretty aggressive policy priorities for the new session, she wants gun-control measures, background checks, pharmaceutical prices lowered, she wants campaign finance legislation passed so she has a pretty heavy lift and even if she gets those past she still has to get to the president's desk and have him sign it. here's where checks and balances come into play, the president has the power of the veto so they have something she wants, she has something likewise so there's a bargaining range. this is where it gets exciting. >> that also goes for this plan to reopen the government because the senate has to approve it and the president has veto power so yo

now at this point the people are looking at this in terms of donald trump versus nancy pelosi nancy pelosi is designated to become the new speaker of the house of representatives of the u.s. congress when the new congress is sworn in and she doesn't really seem interested in compromising with donald trump trump seemed to indicate that there was some compromise that might be on the table but palosi indicated otherwise this is their social media exchange the most popular president. who will do security in the thing and shutdown is not when he wants to start to at a speech let's make could be you that will trump has given democrats agree to pretty to show how to govern responsibly and quickly pass our planned two and they're responsible trump chad down does the first sign of things to come in our new democratic majority committed to working for the people now it's not only politicians that are affected by this shutdown and showdown in washington d.c. we've got federal employees especially those who are considered to be essential who are having to continue working and continue coming into work

nancy pelosi. the president writing i'm not looking for alternative venue because there is no venue that can compete with the history tradition, importance of the house chamber. >> trevor: donald trumposi facing off and trump blinked first which we knew would happen because nancy pelosi does not blink. ( laughter ) personally, i think postponing the state of the union will be good for trump's approval rating because americans are in favor of him not speaking. the shutdown feels abstract especially if you don't rely on government fo for assistance. >> pilots, attendants and air traffic controllers are expressing concern saying air safety is deteriorating as the government shutdown drags on. >> they say they can't predict a point at which the entire system will break. >> trevor: oh, hell, no, they can't predict -- now the shutdown is affecting air traffic control? if it was a pilot, i wouldn't play around with this nonsense. ladies and gentlemen, we've reached a cruising altitude of 50 feet, going to play it safe today, folks. ( laughter ) without properly staffed air traffic control pilots are asking how safe it is to fly and spirit airline pilots are asking what's traffic control? s

nancy pelosi has been formidable. what changed for donald trump'sh a nancy pelosi. this is his first time in politics and never had anyone on the other side of him with real power. he was able to intimidate republicans in a lot of ways, particularly on twitter and the bully pulpit. an adversaryis that actually has the power to do something. i am not for sure he quite understand how to deal with that. tom: this was in the zeitgeist last night, zeitgeist speeding on and on. john norman, here is the letter. i will not go into its pay full detail -- painful detail. come on, mr. president. break up your first paragraph. the fact is, you are dealing on a major desk with the president, loc, boris johnson -- pelosi, boris johnson. how does it change what you do? john: it means you have to be much more attuned to the headline risk. they are of a nature around issues we have never experienced before, so it is difficult to decide what the right risk premium is for these types of distortions into policies the president is introducing. is the market ignoring it?

they are from blue states, have no reason to compromise or show signs of working with donald trump that is nancy pelosi'sem, representing one half of one third of government but also has the responsibility of governing. it is no longer enough to oppose everything donald trump looks forward to but she negotiates in good faith to move forward. heather: this has been happening since she became speaker. we've been in this situation and haven't been doing any governing, she's been saying a lot of no. when you break down donald trump's latest offer. so people can compare, this is his latest offer, a down payment on border wall funding, steel slats for a border barrier, funding for border security and 3-year protections for daca and tps recipients, compare that to his earlier deal from earlier this week. we are not talking a down payment, earlier this week he was asking $5.7 billion for the border wall, steel slats, additional funding for border security and 3-year protections but compare that to one year ago tomorrow where the deal was taking place. he was asking $25 billion for the wall, solid concrete barrie

he argued pelosi was blocking him because she doesn't want to hear "the truth" about border security.president donald trump says he is not surprised about house speaker nancy pelosi officially postponing his state of the union address to a joint session of congress until the government is fully reopened.trump says democrats have become "radicalized" and "don't want to see crime stopped, which we could very easily do on the southern border."trump was asked about pelosi's action during a health care event at the white house and as the government shutdown extended into a second month.the president said: "this will go on for a while. ultimately the american people will have their way because they want to see no crime."the stalemate over funding a u.s.-mexico border wall has produced the longest partial government shutdown in u.s. history.trump wants to deliver the speech tuesday as planned.house speaker nancy pelosi is officially postponing president donald trump's state of the union address until the government is fully reopened.the california democrat told trump in a letter wednesday the democratic-controlled house won't pass the required measure for him to

refused to fund the border security at this point of people looking at this in terms of donald trump versus nancy pelosi nancy pelosi is the designated to become the new speaker of the house of representatives of the u.s. congress when the new congress is sworn in and she doesn't really seem interested in compromising with donald trump. to security in the wolfing and shut down is not when she wants to start to have tenure as speech let's make a deal that will trump has given democrats a great opportunity to show how to govern responsibly and quickly passed our planned two and they're responsible trump chad down does the first sign of things to come in our new democratic majority committed to working for the people not only politicians that are affected by this shutdown and showdown in washington d.c. we've got federal employees especially those who are considered to be essential who are having to continue working and continue coming into work doing their jobs and security or other fields and they are not being paid they are not receiving a paycheck because of the government shutdown but yet they are leg

with some white house staff members but this is a staff on staff meeting it's not between donald trump and nancy pelosi or anyone else that are principals in this negotiating so there's really a lot of skepticism here in washington that this will result in any immediate resolution to this and we are hearing mixed messages on one side we heard from donald trump that he says this could be resolved much faster than anyone could imagine but in another site he says that this could go on for months or even years now a lot of people saying that it would be unlikely that this would go on for years it would just simply shut down the the government the government can't operate going on like this for many many months or years but clearly listen there's been twenty one government shutdowns in u.s. history this one's different though because both sides seem to not be willing to relent on their positions at all this is a real stalemate and everyone here in washington has no clue how long this really could go on but clearly everyone does agree that there is no indian site at least not immediately meanwhile hundreds o

donald trump is. and that chaos continued today because nancy pelosi just said no. and when the speaker of the house says no to the current president of the united states, donald trump literally does not know what to do or to say. because prior to speaker nancy pelosi, donald trump has never heard the speaker of the house say no. when it comes to legislative matters, the speaker of the house is always more powerful than the president. that is by constitutional design. the speaker of the house always has the power to say no to presidential legislation, and they often do, even when the president is in the same party as the speaker. no one remembers george w. bush's re-election campaign promise that made reforming social security a number one priority for the second term of the bush presidency, and no one remembers that because the republican speaker of the house said no to the republican president. so did the republican senate majority leader. and so the republican president's number one priority of reforming social security never even got a hearing in the house or the

donald trump could show up at the capital next tuesday and invited. what would happen next? no one knows because it has never happened. nancy pelosi has only requested that donald trump postpone the address and she said she never got a response from the white house about the request but if nancy pelosi were to move forward and refuse to allow donald trump to deliver the state of the union address from the house floor and she does have the power to do that, that would be unprecedented. according to fox's research department they were not able to find a single case of that happening, ever, in us history. shannon: in 2019 nothing seems normal anymore. by 5-4 vote the supreme court said today the trump administration said the transgender military policy can stay in place for now. the actual merits of the policy plays out in lower court. david hunt reports tonight, a simple question about the battlefield legality. >> in moments following the supreme court opposition erupted. americans who defend our right to live really should serve freely, presidential candidate kirsten gillibrand tweeting trump's ban on transgender troops in the mili

this is after nancy pelosi had urged the president to postpone his state of the union address amid political deadlock. simon reports. >> d donald trump's latest moveo pressure democrat lawmakers to approvee funding for his u.s.-mexico border wall postponed a congressional trip. it's a decision that hasn't gone down well on the other slile. particularly as the president reveals nancy pelosi's confidential trip to a war zone when she is third inin line to e presidentcy. -- presidency. >> i think the president's decision to disclose the trips the speaker is making to the war zone was completely and utterly irresponsible. in every way. >> the president's move seems an apparent retaliation at pelosi for asking him to cancel his state of the union address. a tit for tat response which looms under the shadow of the government shutdown. the longest in u.s. history. >> i think she ought to stay in town and solve the problem. everybody's responsible for this. she will do nothing to fund the border. does that make any sense to anybody? no. i think she ought to stay here. sit here until it gets done. >> forget games. forget petty games. let's sit

donald trump blinks. in his stand off with nancy pelosi over the state of the union address, it's the president who backs down. also on the programme: plane—maker airbus says it's a "disgrace" firms still can't plan for brexit, just one business voice hitting the government over its handling of negotiations. and the man who won a seat in the house of lords thanks to, yes, you guessed it, a 17th century ancestor who was a mate of a king who lost his head. hello and welcome. i'm katty kay in washington. rob watson is in london. with distinct echoes of the cold war, russia and america are in a stand off over venezuela. russia today accused the us

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donald trump a direct and serious threat to america. hours after being sworn in as house speaker, nancy pelosi inviting donald trump to give his second statef the union address on january 29th. jillian: nancy pelosi alluding to the balance of power in her letter to the president noting the constitution established 3 coequal branches of government to be a check and balance on each other, the president's third speech to a joint session of congress. rob: we get a look at the weekend forecast with janice dean. >> the watching this storm system, slow mover across the southern us bringing a mixture of rain, sleet, freezing rain across the southeast and mid-atlantic eventually up here in the northeast on saturday. the good news is it is not going to be cold enough for a big snowmaker but it will cause big travel delays in the next 12 to 24 to 48 hours. if you are traveling this weekend across the eastern third of the country pay attention. in terms of heavy precipitation we could get a couple inches, not a big deal but it is going to be a nuisance. the west coast system moving in here, several systems bringing heavy rain and mountain snow to this

from the president to nancy pelosi, just when they might have been starting to edge toward negotiations. >> yeah, and the personal dynamic here between nancy pelosi and donald trumps of the two parties and of the two, you know, respected bodies of government, is important here. they're not talking right now. they're not in what you would call good negotiations at the moment. there's just been bad blood over the last week beginning with nancy pelosi's letter effectively saying, let's table the state of the union until after the government reopens. and then remember, trump effectively halted pelosi's secret trip to afghanistan. she was going to be making a trip to the war zone as well as to brussels this past weekend and the president, you know, did not allow her to use military aircraft for that trip. and so there is a tremendous amount of bad blood between the leaders even as others are trying to, you know, inch towards some sort of a compromise. one is not necessarily in the offing right now. >> kristen walker, there's been an issue, even before she was speaker, when she was democratic leader, of resentment of the way donald trump was mansplaining, if you want t