and now the millions of people who have watched james rosen get crushed in that video. like so much nancy pelosi does in her unscripted bursts of eloquent moral indignation, this one was multidimensionsal. there she was standing up against hatred as her catholic religion has taught her to do since she was a little girl. and there she was standing up for the constitution as she has sworn an oath to do, and surely, surely there were some women still working at fox news today who silently let out a cheer for nancy pelosi for standing up to one of the men who thrived at fox news during the roger ales, bill o'reilly predatory rein of terror. the most powerful elected woman in the history of american government once again today did something that only she could do. leading off our discussion tonight are democratic congressman peter welch of vermont, ambassador wendy sherman, former under secretary of state for political affairs in the obama administration. she is an msnbc global affairs contributor. and mieke eoyang is with us. a former staff member of the house intelligence

that there was the tweet from the president immediately following that exchange with james rosen.fore, so expert at honing in on targeting what really can get the president riled up. >> will with, i mean, i kind of place a little bit of the onus on the journalist who asked the question. since when is it appropriate to ask someone about the likability of the person serving in office? you know, speaker pelosi made very clear, she's not here to make friends. she's here to do her job. i think the american people expect that from not only journalists but members on the hill and the senate and i think they expect that out of a president. but i do think she tows a hard line and i think that, you know, she was absolutely right in her reaction and people's reaction to it. i don't want to cry sexism but it is interesting that we're asking a female speaker of the house if she likes the president versus the facts. >> fair enough. and i'll you have respond to that as well. another remarkable moment during that town hall on cnn was when she was asked if this is -- how she hopes to be remembered

look at the finger, that she was showing at james rosen. the media dutifully races to her defense, predictably. >> she goes right to her catholic roots and lets them guide her. >> it was brilliant because it was intuitive. >> i'm really impressed by this speaker. >> we saw in the exchange today how fierce she can be. >> one of the many iconic nancy pelosi moments. >> like so much that nancy pelosi does in her unscripted bursts of eloquence, moral indignation, this one was multidimensional. >> sean: anyway, and then on the campaign trail, you've got crazy joe 30330 going ballistic because a voter dared to ask him about the quid and the pro and the quo and leveraging a billion of your tax dollars at a town hall. and, by the way, of course, the mob, this is nothing but state run liberal dnc television, they jumped in immediately for damage control for joe. take a look. >> a little anger on his part to show the american public, you know, i'm going to fight. >> this is not what joe biden wants to be talking about on the campaign trail. these uns

i don't know what is in nancy pelosi's heart and neither does james rosen. but what was cut out of this interaction is the question was legitimate. i don't like how he phrased it. but which he went to say was that a lot of the congressional republicans were saying this impeachment effort was coming from a place of dislike. they would like to regain power. we went on to explain the rest of his question, it made sense. trish: to use the term hate. it seems like they hate him. we have run so many of these clips on this show. maxine waters comes to mind where she is effectively encouraging gangs to grew up on people. gang up on anybody who is a trump supporter. she wants them to be shamed. eric holder famously saying when they -- ways it, when they go low, we kick them? there is a kind of anger there that is quite powerful and quite on display, stephanie. every uncle day. >> every single day. this is coming from straight news reporters who are there to do a job and ask questions, not insert their feeling. not create some sort of show so they can get famous and s

phil did a great job on one of the things which is that the core of the substance of what james rosen that reporter was asking was about the republican democrats being sore losers after the 2016 and wanted to do it since day one. so that is number one. number two, it was the word hate, that set her off. and it feeds into that idea, but also it is a personal thing for her. when she said don't mess with me, she said don't mess with me when it comes to the words that you use or that you ascribe to me. and third, not to get too far behind the curtain, but why not, james rosen used to work for fox news. he has been somebody who has asked her questions that have really ticked her off before. and so that is a history that can't be overlooked. but, wow, what a moment. >> and i'm so glad you're here because you when you are in the room, this is a weekly press conference, she holds it every week, there is a formality to it, there is a tradition, there is a way that she runs it and how it always goes. if you shout out a question, she is basically not going to call on you. when she takes the last

last week you got very impassioned after james rosen asked if you hated the president i don't think if i've ever seen you like that before. so often women in power try to keep their emotions in check. why was this different? >> i don't even like the word. i tried to raise my own children the same way. you don't hate a person. you just don't. just as well saying to me did you beat your children before you came here today. it is something so insulting and shall we say projecting from where he was coming from. those people use the word hate, but they must be haters. quoting another member of congress. it says one country, one destiny all that our founders gave us. exquisite constitution of the united states. it also gave us guidance. imagine how different we would be. they fought curiously. who knew we always had to remember we are one. we are dealing with it in a way. prayerful nest. the chairman of the committee having advocated all of this. adam schiff and jerry nadler being two of the most prominent in the last few days. using words like hate to project their own attitudes onto somebo

ainsley: james rosen reporter asked her do you hate the president?dare you. pete: this is not about politics. this is about partisanship. we are always praying. praying for our president. hoping he succeeds. brian: main problem they are going to have is getting democrats together. republicans aren't budging. they already have lost two democrats and others are wondering are you going to destroy my career by making me vote for these articles of impeachment as they get written up. monday there will be a hearing and recap of the 300 page report and then there is going to be right after that, there is going to be articles of impeachment offered. and soon they are going to have a vote they say before christmas. ainsley: go to the senate after christmas. a lot of people behind the scenes saying democrats are nervous about this. did they make the right decision? will this backfire on them? nancy pelosi was at a town hall last night speaking, listen. >> we don't agonize we organize. we do so in a way that, again, is unifying for our country. is absolutely imp

when somebody, such a good reporter as james rosen asked her a simple question, do you hate the presidentshe points her finger at him and says you are mr. g.o.p. talking points. that's not a sign of a woman who is in control. if she wanted an off ramp, she had one. she could have censured the president, she refused -- lou: that wouldn't have been an off ramp. that's a nonstarter and the white house made it clear it was a nonstarter. he's not going to agree to be censured, nor should he, anymore than he should agree to be impeached. i think it is worth a consideration. you and i can agree to disagree on that one. let's turn to where we are with brennan now. the durham investigation apparently is circling him and that's terrific news. brennan deserves to be made accountable for his iniquity in all of this over the course of the past three years, don't you agree? >> john brennan is the center of what i call obama gate, lou. he is beginning of it all. this man who voted for a communist party candidate for president just years before he was actually recruited by the cia began operation cross f

i don't know what is in nancy pelosi's heart and neither does james rosen.ut what was cut out of this interaction is the question was legitimate. i don't like how he phrased it. but which he went to say was that a lot of the congressional republicans were saying this impeachment effort was coming from a place of dislike. they would like to regain power. we went on to explain the rest of his question, it made sense. trish: to use the term hate. it seems like they hate him. we have run so many of these clips on this show. maxine waters comes to mind where she is effectively encouraging gangs to grew up on people. gang up on anybody who is a trump supporter. she wants them to be shamed. eric holder famously saying when they -- ways it, when they go low, we kick them? there is a kind of anger there that is quite powerful and quite on display, stephanie. every uncle day. >> every single day. this is coming from straight news reporters who are there to do a job and ask questions, not insert their feeling. not create some sort of show so they can get famous and sel

during a press conference today, simply reporter james rosen asked nancy pelosi whether she had any ill the president. >> i don't hate anybody, not anybody in the world. as a catholic, i resent you using the word hate in a sentence that addresses me, i don't hate anyone. i was raised in a way, a heart full of love and always pray for the president. i still pray for the president, i pray for the president all the time. don't mess with me when it comes to words like that. >> tucker: don't mess with me when it comes to holiness because i accused him of working for vladimir putin, doesn't mean i hate him, i'm a catholic. what is this? author and columnist mark steyn joins us to explain what we just saw -- i'm not quite sure what to make of that but i know it when i shake my finger in your face it emphasis to words that otherwise make no sense. >> she is praying for the president, we all know that. i know that observing the ritual niceties of american politics requires stomach and a boatload of industrial strength hokum but you and i and 300 million people across the country know that nancy

whether it's nancy pelosi flying off the handle at james rosen for asking him about -- for asking herbout her hatred for donald trump. my goodness, if it's not hatred, i would hate to see when she does hate somebody because, there is -- it is abundantly clear that this trump derangement syndrome is driven by a deep profound hatred for the president. not to mention also a miss understanding of the president. >> sean: guys, good to see you, monday, fisa report. this is an important question. orgy island, why are the clintons getting a free pass with their wide connections to jeffrey epstein? later, on duty, an nypd cop found a razor blade in his sandwich, bit into it and had to go to the hospital. ♪ some things are too important to do yourself. get customized security with 24/7 monitoring from xfinity home. awarded the best professionally installed system by cnet. simple. easy. awesome. call, click or visit a store today. >> sean: questions continue to swirl surrounding the mysterious death of jeffrey epstein especially as it relates to the convicted pedophile's connections to the clint

people were impressed by the fact that she did not seem motivated by dislike of trump, despite james rosen'seally strange and silly question about her hating trump, she was really -- she seemed like a steward of our constitution.o >> tucker: what is so funny as no one can be honest about anything. of course these people really are twisted and deranged by ha hate. you can argue they have reason to hate or something but to say that democrats don't hate trump is crazy. >> listen, i think this is a republican talking point also, you can dislike someone's behavior but not necessarily hate that person. >> tucker: that's true. >> we dislike what trump does, we dislike his bullying, we dislike some of his actions but it doesn't mean that you hate the person. >> tucker: we are praying for the man my yeah, okay. normally i try to live that way and i think there are democratss who live up to that standard but recently the personal animus at trump is actually poison in my opinion. >> is it poison for him to call women fat pigs? >> tucker: he doesn't call all women fat pigs. whatever. >> it's bad to call

. >> reporter: buckle your seat belt james rosen. >> so don't mess with me when it comes to words liketalked out. >> wow. >> wow. >> reporter: it was the tirade that launched a thousa thousand #don'tmesswithme. not all catholics took the high road. speaker pelosi is a better catholic than i am. i hate trump. every bead of my rosary. fans said of pelosi, she's magnificent. critics said this woman is a line. president trump tweeted nancy pelosi just had a nervous fit. >> yeah. i think that's going to be a historic pelosi quote for decades. >> reporter: her latest quote resurrected quotes about her. >> if you think a woman can't seat donald trump, nancy pelosi does it every day. >> reporter: it brought forth the most famous gifts. donning her sunglasses, wielding her giant gavel, clapping back at president trump, earning her the snl nickname nancy "clapback" pelosi. >> what a stupid question that is. but i watch you a lot. you ask a lot of stupid questions. >> reporter: speaking of hate, would you hate to be him? >> don't mess with me when it comes to words like that. >> cnn, new york. [

she was asked by jake capper last night about the dustup with james rosen about whether she hated thesident and the speaker went back to the same. >> we were raised in a catholic faith and the word hate a person, that just doesn't happen. the word hate is a terrible word but you might reserve it for vanilla ice cream or something like that but -- i'm a chocoholic, but not for >> let's move to hollywood. two stars are expanding. alyssa milano is transforming herself into a political philosopher a family. she offered this cogent insight after trudeau read a cold tromp and nato. >> he is a joke as a person but we run the real risk of our nation becoming a joke. it's up to congress to stop this from happening. the effects of the president's corruption will ripple across the world. we have to impeach the president. >> this is unbelievable. so let me just translate. article one, we don't want the country to be a joke, and if we don't impeach, it will ripple around the world. >> laura: let me just say she's wearing a nasa hoodie. maybe she is already in outer space. she doesn't have to wear

the speaker here essentially responding angrily, testily to that question from james rosen saying, i don't hate anybody, don't you dare mess with me, and the president, sticking to politics responded quickly, nancy pelosi just had a nervous fit. we'll soon have great new judges. i don't believe her, not even close. help your homeless in the district nancy. usmca? it is impossible to separate the politics in the public debate from the specifics of impeachment because it is a political protscess. you see here the highest ranking democrat in the land and the highest ranking republican in the land who have a history. >> there was a time we thought they might be able to work together. chuck and nancy at the white house. you really got a sense from pelosi today of just how personal this actually is. not because she hates the president, as she said, but she's leading the house through something that we just don't do that often in our nation's history. i think sometimes this had the sense of inevitability and you can lose sight of this. she is doing something quite historic that few speakers

. >> nancy pelosi unloaded on sinclair tv reporter james rosen formerly of fox news who was trying to impeachment being fueled by animosity toward trump. if the house speaker drew media praise and scorn across the political spectrum. >> there she was standing up against hatred as her catholic religion is taught through to do. >> as a catholic seeing her invoke her catholic faith at the apex of that confrontation was a heart stopping thing. >> the speaker today losing it, some say went postal. speak with the media are less divided over joe biden who erupted after a voter accused him of selling access to president obama to help his son in ukraine, even sympathetic voices saying he mishandled the moment. >> you're a liar and that's not true, no one has ever said that. >> very agitated joe lost it, he went off on an 83-year-old voter, an unhinged rant. >> it turned into a bit of a rant. >> anger can be a useful tool, a way of riling up your supporters, and the polarized politics of impeachment, media detractors will invariably say you lost control and went too far. >> mike: thanks very mu

she was asked by jake capper last night about the dustup with james rosen about whether she hated theresident and the speaker went back to the same. >> were raised in a catholic faith and the word hate a person, that just doesn't happen. the word hate is a terrible word but you might reserve it for vanilla ice cream or something like that but -- i'm a chocoholic but not for person. >> sheet keeps going back to this faith. don't use faith to move political. these things should be separated. people turn to fate particularly at this time of year to draw themselves together, to find sustenance. i hate that. >> laura: what i find amazing about that is any time any of us would say will look, i'm a catholic, i shouldn't have to go along with that, they say put your faith away. don't impose your faith on me. but when it's used as a sword and shield -- >> let's move to hollywood. two stars are expanding. alyssa milano is transforming herself into a political philosopher a family. she offered this cogen insight after trudeau read a cold tromp and nato. >> she is a joke as a person but we run th

. >> nancy pelosi unloaded on tv reporter james rosen, former of fox news who was trying to ask republicanimpeachment is fueled by animosity toward trump. house speaker both praised and scorned across the political spectrum. >> she was, standing up against hatred as her religion has taught her to do. >> as a catholic, seeing her in invoke her catholic faith in that moment at the apex of that confrontation was a heart stopping thing. of the the speaker today losing it, some say went postal. >> media are divided over joe biden who erupted after a voter accused him of selling access to president obama to help his son in ukraine. sympathetic forces are saying they mishandled the moment. >> no one has ever said that. >> very agitated, joe lost it. he went off on 883-year-old voter and an unhinged rat. >> it turned into a bit of a rant and he was over torn. >> anger can be a very useful tool as a way of a railing of the supporters. in the polarized politics of impeachment, they will say he lost control and went too far. bret. >> bret: thank you. a big day for the u.s. economy and the stock marke

. >> reporter: buckle your seat belt reporter james rosen from the broadcast group. >> don't mess withe when it comes to words like that. >> reporter: she then turned and stomped out. it was a tirade that launched a thousand hashtag don't mess with mes, oh, snap. pelosi's own daughter tweeted don't mess with mama. but not all catholics took the high road or even the high and mighty road. speaker pelosi is better catholic than i am. i hate trump with every bead of my rosary. critics said, this woman is a loon. president trump tweeted, nancy pelosi just had a nervous fit. >> yeah, i think that's going to be a historic pelosi quote for decades. >> reporter: her latest quote resurrected quotes about her. >> if you think a woman can't beat donald trump nancy pelosi does it every single day. >> reporter: it brought forth the speaker's most favorite gifs, dawning her power sunglasses, wielding her gavel, clapping at donald trump. conservative laura ingram tweeted imagine if a male gop house speaker told a female reporter don't mess with me. responded someone, like i don't know, trump. >> what

. >> nancy pelosi unloaded on james rosen formerly of fox news who was asking about republican criticismpeachment is fueled by animosities trump. they across the political spectrum. >> there she was standing up against hatred at her catholic religion has taught her to do. >> an intelligent moment and as a catholic seeing her invoke her catholic faith at the apex of that confrontation was a heart stopping thing. >> reporter: the speaker losing it, some say went postal. >> reporter: they are less divided over joe biden who erupted after a voter accused him of helping his son in ukraine. even sympathetic voices say he mishandled the moment. >> you are a damn liar and it is not true. >> very agitated joe lost it. he went off on and 83-year-old voter, and unhinged rant. >> turned into a rant. >> reporter: anger can be a useful tool, a way of riling of your supporters but the polarized politics of impeachment, detractors will say you lost control and went too far. >> michael bloomberg apologized for complement in a political rival. we will explain next. these folks don't have time to go to the

and holder, they were the ones responsible for the most you might number former fox news reporter james rosen, named as a coconspirator to commit espionage in some of the leak investigations? eric holder prosecuted more people under the espionage act than all previous attorney general's combined. by the way, the same espionage act that hillary clinton clearly violated and every subsection with that secret server with top-secret and classified information on it. oh, the irs scandal of which there was never any real accountability for, despite overwhelming evidence -- what, they targeted key party groups, guess who's in charge of that investigation? that guy, eric holder. when he was in office and since he left, holder has continued to sow division and push the political instability that he claims to be, again -- here's just a small sample of the sanctimonious, self righteous hypocrite in his own words. >> this country has thought itself as an ethnic melting pot. into many ways, essentially of cowards. they say when we go low, they go higher. no. no. they go low, we kicked them. i listen to the

when somebody, such a good reporter as james rosen asked her a simple question, do you hate the presidentys you are mr. g.o.p. talking points. that's not a sign of a woman who is in control. if she wanted an off ramp, she had one. she could have censured the president, she refused -- lou: that wouldn't have been an off ramp. that's a nonstarter and the white house made it clear it was a nonstarter. he's not going to agree to be censured, nor should he, anymore than he should agree to be impeached. i think it is worth a consideration. you and i can agree to disagree on that one. let's turn to where we are with brennan now. the durham investigation apparently is circling him and that's terrific news. brennan deserves to be made accountable for his iniquity in all of this over the course of the past three years, don't you agree? >> john brennan is the center of what i call obama gate, lou. he is beginning of it all. this man who voted for a communist party candidate for president just years before he was actually recruited by the cia began operation cross fire hurricane, worked with james co

. >> reporter: buckle your seat belt, reporter james rosen from the pro-trump sinclair broadcast groupo words like that. >> reporter: she then turned and stalked out. >> woo! u. >> but wow. >> reporter: it was a tirade that launched a thousan thousand, #don'tmesswithmes, oh, snap. don't mess with mama. but not all catholics took the high road or even the high and mighty road. speaker pelosi is a better catholic than i am. i hate trump with every bead of my rosary. fans said of pelosi she is magnificent. critics said this woman is a loon. president trump tweeted "nancy pelosi just had a nervous fit." >> yeah, i think that's going to be a historic pelosi quote for decades. >> reporter: her latest quote resurrected quotes about her. >> and if you think a woman can't beat donald trump, nancy pelosi does it every single day. >> reporter: it brought forth the speaker's most famous gifts, donning her power sunglasses, wielding her giant gavel, clapping back at president trump, earning her is "snl" nickname nancy madam clap back pelosi. >> reporter: conservative laura ingraham tweeted imagine

. >> i want to talk about this moment with nancy pelosi, between her and james rosen from sinclair. hates the president. here's what nancy pelosi said in exchange. >> as a catholic, i resent your using the word hate in a sentence that addresses me. i don't hate anyone. i was raised in a way that is a heart full of love and always pray for the president. and i still pray for the president. i pray for the president all the time. so, don't mess with me when it comes to that hard. >> whether that question was appropriate. was that a good moment for nancy pelosi? >> yeah. it was a raw moment and a real moment for her. others say she does pray for the president. that's true. to her take that stance of don't insult me by saying that i hate the president and my motivations are somehow vile, she finds certain things that the president has done to be abhorrent. but she's not willing to go that far in and say this is about animous against the president. she thinks it's the house's responsibility to call the president's actions into question. it's a politically dangerous, testy thing. the count

likes to put some with cream on those stories, and i think you are forgetting that obama spied on james rosen, the journalist. don't forget that. nixon, when he was impeached, was led out by his republican brethren. they told him, pack it up, you've got to go. you'd never see that among democrats, never. and marie yovanovitch, she will wear this issue around her neck forever. where i worked for 35 years, the whistleblower had one thing -- they wouldn't lose their job, but everyone knew who they were. they simply had their job protected. host: carol in michigan. what do you want to take from that? guest: i don't know what to take from that. it is astounding that this caller claims to represent truth and unbiased and blames marie u -- marie yovanovitch for the mess in somalia? she was a third level diplomat there. that occurred before she even arrived. it is a shame to see the malicious lies that have been spread about this woman, this ambassador who was a corruption fighter. somehow, the lies stick and the lies continue. like bullets through the air. lies, particularly slanders directed agains

. >> nancy pelosi unloaded on sinclair tv reporter james rosen, formerly of fox news, who was tryingpeaker drew both media praise and scorn across the political spectrum. >> standing up against hatred as her catholic religion has taught her to do -- >> it was sort of an indelible moment. and i will say as a catholic seeing her invoke her catholic faith in that moment at the apex of that con upon thation was sort of -- confrontation was sort of a heart-stopping thing. >> the speaker today losing it -- >> the media are less divided over joe biden who erupted after a voter accused him of selling access to president obama to help his son in ukraine. with even sympathetic voices saying he mishandled the moment. >> you're a damn liar, man. that's not true. no ones has ever said that. >> he went off on an 83-year-old voter, an unhinged rant. >> it turned into a bit of a rant. >> anger can be a useful tool in politics, a way of riling up your supporters. but in the polarized politics of impeachment, media detractors will invariably say you went too far. kristin? kristin: thanks, howie. and f

this is james rosen who works for sinclair.lection of local tv stations which has a -- the owners of sinclair have a conservative bent and rosen came over from fox news a little while ago to sinclair. rosen has a lot of fans in the press but less has some detractors who say he may have a conservative bent and nancy pelosi has ribbed him before, criticized some of his questions before. so i think it was interesting that he was there at that presser throwing that wild card question. frankly, i think it's good when we see politicians have to be challenged in that way and see how they react. perhaps it is good for both the reporter and pelosi to see how she'll engage in a question like that. i thought it was a good thing. >> good to have you here. thanks for your take. catch brian tomorrow morning on his show "reliable sources" at 11:00 a.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> still ahead for us why hill hill says she is disappointed in bernie sanders. and we are learning new details about the saudi soldier who killed three at a florida

that democrats wanted him impeached from day one, and that was all distilled into a question by james rosenr, formerly about fox who i covered the white house with, very good reporter. on the speaker's way out of her press conference, asked whether the speaker hated the president. watch this moment. >> reporter: do you hate the president, mad am speaker? >> i don't hate anybody. >> representative collins -- >> i don't hate anybody. not anybody in the world. so don't you accuse me of -- >> i did not accuse you. >> you did. i resent you using the word hate in a sentence that addresses me. i don't hate anyone. i prey fay for the president ale time. so don't mess with me when it comes to words like that. >> we can talk about james and talk about the provacative nature of that question, but that was a moment that really got at something here, which is we know impeachment is a political process. but as it becomes so personal and so much about delegitimizing public figures, that that overtakes the constitutional question. >> it was a striking moment and it's clear what pelosi is trying to do. she'

watch nancy pelosi go after reporter james rosen for daring to ask her a provocative question like reportershow date the president, madam speaker? because -- >> i don't hate anybody. i resent your using the word hate in the sentence that addresses me. i pray for the president all the time. so don't mess with me when it comes to words like that. trish: i'm pretty sure she hates him right now, right? moral of the story, there is no surprise here. double standard in politics. democrats can dish it out, but man they sure can't take it, can they? coming up, my exclusive interview with ivanka trump. the first reaction to the left impeachment circus. i.c.e. agents, arresting a dangerous, twice deported illegal migrant accused of murder. yet dems say i.c.e. is bad and must be abolished. watch. >> i think abolish i.c.e. is call to action on self levels. >> replacing i.c.e., with something that reflects our morality. >> reexamine i.c.e. and its role. trish: hmmm, i'm sitting the record straight next. how easily starting small... ...can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette great riches

you know james rosen and you've probably seen the interactions that she's had with him on previous occasionser her skin. she knows where he works. he used to work at fox and now he works at sinclair, a conservative news organization, and she understands that. it ticked her off. but this is more broadly why she has become a cult figure very quickly. it's not like she's knew to the scene like aoc and instantly became a cult figure. she has been around for a long time, but it is this new role going head to head with donald trump at every single turn and doing it while leading a very, very difficult caucus to lead because it is so diverse politically and geographically and everything else, and that's why -- we've seen all the memes. remember when she walked back to the white house in the sunglasses and the coat, and her congress even adopted that they have pins like this. >> you work for her. this doesn't happen very often that someone who -- we talk all the time about politicians wanting to redefine themselves when they run for something. that almost never happens, it's almost not a possibility

it was extraordinary that james rosen of sinclair broadcasting posed a question that got her so mad that she turned back and went back to the podium to make an impassioned statement. that was unusual for her. "nervous" was not the word i would use to describe the attitude she was projecting. >> and to michael steele, now, you were the lieutenant governor of maryland as well as republican party leader nationally. you've been watching nancy pelosi for a long time. this was nancy de'allesandro frm baltimore, not nancy pelosi. >> she comes from a very, very anchored and focused political family. they take their public service very seriously. and most importantly, they take their faith tradition very seriously. and so that was a personal affront to her in that regard when he used that term, when mr. rosen used that term. she wanted to make it very clear, don't mess with me when it comes to my faith, don't second-guess my intentions. she's been very clear from the very beginning this is not about a personal vendetta against the president, this is not about hating the president. you know, i lov

sandra now we have the question it was from james rosen, our former colleague at fox.n was do you hate the president? you saw the reaction on speaker pelosi as she reacted to the word hate. >> sandra: let's bring in charlie hurd,ed the tore of the washington times and jessica tarlov. welcome to you both. nancy pelosi making it very clear and official this morning that democrats will continue down this path. the big question is what happens next. >> we knew it was coming. the train left the station weeks ago when it comes to being impeached in the house. the hearing yesterday with the law professors who clearly outlined the wales they assessed president trump should be impeached, that he has abused his power and obstructed justice. the big question is what comes next? on the republican side it has been so interesting their defense of the president has largely relied on process, right? none of them -- not none of them. but many of them are not coming out to defend what he actually said or what he actually did or how he has behaved when it comes to ukraine. they're saying

i wonder if maybe james rosen would like to ask donald trump, do you hate children or do you hate jesus? >> that's a good question. >> do you not believe in the teachings of jesus christ, let the little children come. or if someone does something to one of these are the the mill stone is placed aid round their neck and they're drowned at the bottom of the ocean. why do they not ask those questions of president trump? it would be no less pro vocative of the question that he asked yesterday. they're the ones that send out the force people, local news people to actually read the trump talking points or be fired. >> the reason she stopped and turn, she was on her way out, if you didn't see the video and listening in the car, she was on her way out, she stopped and turned and took that question and went back to the podium is because she resented the question on its face, but also the underlying message of the question is that you're doing this impeachment inquiry for personal reasons, because you guys just don't like donald trump. she's trying to make the case, no, have you not listened to t

gathered and the man who you saw there getting bewigged by the speaker had to be sinclair broadcasting james rosen. now, you might remember him from one of the many sexual ra hasment scandals at fox before he switched outlets and sinclair is the right wing outlet that forces its anchors to deliver identical republican talking points with your traffic and weather while hiding behind the call letters of tv stasss and rosen's talking point, that came sinclair style out of the gop. can i see a show of the hands, how many voted for donald trump in 2016. >> i don't think we're obligated to say anything about how we cast our ballots. >> a show of hands. >> i think you've made your position very clear. >> so republicans with no defense for donald trump for attempting to use tax dollars to bribe a foreign country that would give the rest of the trump inverse juicy content to use against joe biden if he happens to be the democratic nominee and that would get russia and trump off the hook in 2016 have stooped to whining. they're only impeechling president trump because they're whining. >> an interesting tact

the question was from james rosen. let's watch.nybody.t hate i was raised in the catholic house, we don't hate anybody. >> i asked a question. the democrats are doing this because they don't like the guy. >> i think this president is a coward when it comes to helping gunkids who are afraid of violence. i think he is cruel when he doesn't deal with helping our dreamers. aboutk he is in denial the climate crisis. that's about the election. the constitution of the united states and that leads to the violation of his oath of office. as a catholic, i resent you using the word hate. i don't hate anyone. i always pray for the president. i still pray for the president. i pray for him all the time. don't mess with me when it comes to words like that. host: what does that moment tell you about washington today? guest: it tells me that political leaders like the speaker should be repaired for anything thrown at them. it seemed like she was ready for this. -- guest: nancy pelosi is a speaker unlike any we've seen in the time i've been in washi

steve mnuchin, secretary betsy devos, deputy attorney general jeff rosen and senators tim scott who just left, fantastic guy and james langford, where is james, come up here, will you? did he have to go for the vote too, tell him we mentioned his name. a lot of these people are voting on some very important things, get out and vote. we have representatives doug collins, john scotttime or, e ln. max roads and leaves eldon, where are they, raise your hands, are you here, come on up if you want, even a democrat can come up, come on up. what a job they are doing. nice to see you all, hi, doug, that is great, good job, what a lawyer, i would hire you any time. i also want to bring a friend of mine up, a tremendous success in so many other businesses that they only know him because he signs tom brady's check every weekend is a champ, he is a winner, his wife myra passed away a longer time ago than we think. that was a big tough time for you and for me too and for milania. you have been a special friend of israel, nobody closer than bob kraft, please come up. and as usual his team is mired in first place. have you ever been

recognize secretary steve mnuchin, secretary betsy devos, jeff rosen, as well as senators tim scott who just left it is a fantastic diane james langford. where is james? come up. did he have to go to the vote too. a lot of people are voting and some important things right now. get out and vote. we have representative doug collins, elaine lurie, lee zelman, raise your hands. come on up, even the democrat can come up with that. come on up. what a job they are doing. nice to see you all. that is great. what a lawyer. how are you? i want to bring a friend of mine up. we know him, he is a champ, a winner, his my wife myra passed away, was a big tough time for you and for milania. you have been a special friend of his real, please come on up. as usual his team is mired in the first place. at the end of second-place, you know what i would like you to do? we could all learn from bob. he is a champ. if you can say a few words about israel please. >> thank you, mister president. i am honored to be here at this time, this event because this was a bipartisan issue, and previous administrations tried to do something in this area and we kn

mnuchin, secretary betsy devos, deputy attorney general jeff rosen, as well as ascenders tim scott, who just left and he's a fantastic guy, and james lankford. where is james? james come up here, will you? did he have to go for the vote, tell him we mention his name. a lot of these people are voting, their voting at some very important things. get out and vote, right? we have representatives doug collins, josh goss heimer, david cussed off, elaine luria, and where are you, raise your hands if you are here. come up with you if you want. even the democrats can come up. come on up. what a job they are doing. come on up. nice to see you all. hi doug, high lee. i would hire you anytime. i also want to bring a friend of mine up. he's a tremendous success and some the other businesses but the only know him because he sensed tom brady's check every week. he's a champ, he's a winner, his wife passed away a longer time ago than we think, that was a tough time for you and for me to and for maloney. i want to tell you that you have been this special friend of israel. no more friend to israel than bob kraft. come on up. as usual his team is mir

, secretary betsy devos, deputy attorney general jeff rosen, hi, jeff, as well as senators tim scott who just left and he's a fantastic guy and james here, will you, please, james? did he have to go for the vote too? all right tell him we mentioned his name. a lot of these people are voting it's a very important things right now. i'm saying do you know what? get out and vote, right? and we have representatives doug collins, max rose, and lee z eld en, come on up if you want, even the democrat can come up, what the heck. >> [laughter] president trump: come on up. come on up what a job they're doing. come on up. nice to see you all. hi. hi, doug. that's great. hi, lee, good job, lee, i'd hire you any time, lee. i also want to bring a friend of mine up. he's a tremendous success in so many other businesses, but they only know him because he signs tom brady's check every week. >> [laughter] president trump: he's a champ. he's a winner and his wife myra passed away a longer time ago than we think it was a tough time for you and for me too. i just want to tell you that you've been a special friend of israel, nobody closer to israel than