he is such a big deal that as joe crowley mentioned, when our caucus was asked who our keynote speaker should be, joe biden was far and away the most popular choice. and i thought about why. across our diverse caucus where we have very different districts and we sometimes have very different ideas about the way to move forward. why did we have such consensus? about wanting to hear from joe biden? of course there are some obvious reasons. joe's brilliant career in the senate. service as vice president to president obama. his expertise in foreign policy. clear-eyed focus on the economy. and undeniable authenticity. then there's joe's strength and dignity in the face of tremendous loss. and his determination that other families not go through the pain that his had to endure. all of these accomplishments are remarkable but it's not the full story. i think our caucus asked to hear from joe biden because we are at a turning point. we are angry. worried. sometimes disheartened at what is happening to our country. and we know that success in november is necessary to help those families bam hom

nancy pelosi and -- and you should consider and our viewers should consider joe crowley as a successory pelosi if there were ever to be a day where she would step down. he would be seen as somebody to inherit that mantle. her support comes from the congressional hispanic caucus and the black caucus and other dynamics. but the chc opposed to this. they don't think what ryan has said is good enough. so i think the question here is did she take her play a step too far. there are a the love more moderates in the caucus who want to vote for this. but are now confused about where things are headed because she took that stand on the floor, there is criticism that doesn't accomplishment much to do a floor speech in the house but eight hours is a long time. it turned into something people noticed and so now they are trying to figure that out. and a bigger question mark than i thought we would have at this hour. >> it means you're probably going to be there tomorrow morning when tomorrow morning is 1:00 a.m. -- >> reporter: don't say that. >> because the vote schedule -- i don't see how they mak

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let's bring in the chairman of the democratic caucus joe crowley. we wanted to also talked about infrastructure. i know it's the senate that's boating and you are in the house but what if they pass something that we know this president will veto. >> i think paul ryan said he won't bring a bill that doesn't have the president support. i think if you take him at his word, that is his bottom line. it would be have to be something that the president would support to bring to the floor. we are working on completely different roles of the senate. >> i understand that. it's pretty interesting except that it's pretty frustrating for a lot of people. let me shift to infrastructure, where you've been watching this very closely, as have. >> and people who like this and whether they are on one side of of the aisle or not, all they've heard is that both democrats and republicans could get their shoulder behind in the structure. are you going to? >> i think that's a good question. i think what the president has proposed is really lacking. it's $200 billion over a

joe crowley, he wants immigration deal, here's what he said. >> simply because mr. mcconnell made a deal with the minority in the senate it is not applicable to the house of representatives. never has been. never will be. reporter: and try and get this past the fiscally conservatives like republican mow brooks who said this. >> i'm not only a no, i'm a hell no. i don't know if we have enough votes amongst the members to stop this legislation. all i know is that unfortunately, those who vote for this bill are betraying our country's future. reporter: all right, so if you're holding your breath, we're not sure when the senate will vote on this compromise, once they pass it and it is expected to pass in the senate, it's being praised by people on both sides of the aisle in the senate. once it passes, it will go to the house and paul ryan, speaker ryan in favor of this compromise is going to have to work his magic either to convince his members to vote yes or convince nancy pelosi to free up some of her members to vote yes, and have the democrats push this over the fini

the publication is saying this could spark a bloody intergenerational joe crowley leading the youngercity hastings who he himself is 81 years old is predicting that democrats will leave in droves if the dems fail to retake the majority. adding it will be an intraparty war that's what you can expect. maria is, there a lit bit of a sense of irony here if nancy pelosi's time may be coming to an end but they are having joe biden be the headliner for this hull at this day event? >> maria: joe biden can do no wrong in my book. on nancy pelosi i'm going to make a prediction here. even if the democrats retake the house, i think she is out as leader of the democrats. i think that you will see someone like joe crowley, someone like seth molten, these are congressman who have been raising money for new candidates. they have been stepping up and taking leadership roles. it's not going to be steny hoyer it's going to be the next generation. even though we take over the house nancy pelosi will step aside as leader. that's my prediction. >> lisa: charlie, what were your tea leaves you are seeing for

the main cosponsor is joe crowley, the chairman of the democratic conference. i cannot imagine that he will i cannot imagine -- he will not be supporting me when i go for reelection. your job is to not focus on how you will be reelected, for job is to improve the welfare of the country and work with others who you may not agree with on other items, but you have to find out where you do agree so we can move our country forward. i would also say to improve the credibility of congress. congress has a low approval rating. the best way to deal with that and bring about more credibility and trust from the american people is to make sure you are working with everyone as best you can and to find commonality. host: there is a story about idaho, the state regulator who runs health care there wants to make changes within the aca, saying that the department of insurance became the first regulator where injuries began offering state-based plans. that practice is banned under the aca. what you think about that approach through the aca? guest: i think state health insurance c

joe crowley / -d- new york: they're here to change, they're here to make a difference and just inspiringg people with a message to everyone -- not democrat not republican, they want to see change in gun laws in this country.despite mounting pressure on lawmakers to come up with a plan for gun legislation, congress hasn't made any progress. republican leadership today blaming the massacre in parkland on a breakdown in the system.rep. paul ryan / -r- house speaker: we shouldn't be banning guns for law-abiding citizens, we should focusing on making sure that citizens who should not get guns in the first place don't get those guns. on the other side of pennsylvania avenue, president trump seemingly backing away from statements he made last week in favor of raising the age limit to buy certain types of weapons. sources close to the white house saying he appeared to be changing his position. the national rifle association came out against raising the age limit last week. president trump will be meeting with lawmakers from both parties wednesday to discuss legislation.in washington, i'm kristen

joe crowley / -d- new york: they're here to change, they're here to make a difference and just inspiring young people with a message to everyone -- not democrat not republican, they want to see change in gun laws in this country.despite mounting pressure on lawmakers to come up with a plan for gun legislation, congress hasn't made any progress. republican leadership today blaming the massacre in parkland on a breakdown in the system.rep. paul ryan / -r- house speaker: we shouldn't be banning guns for law-abiding citizens, we should focusing on making sure that citizens who should not get guns in the first place don't get those guns. on the other side of pennsylvania avenue, president trump seemingly backing away from statements he made last week in favor of raising the age limit to buy certain types of weapons. sources close to the white house saying he appeared to be changing his position. the national rifle association came out against raising the age limit last week. president trump will be meeting with lawmakers from both parties wednesday to discuss legislation.in washington, i'm kr

you have younger democrats like joe crowley, like south moulton who have formed their own fund-raisingions and are supporting younger candidates, particularly veterans and those members if they win are going to owe their allegiance not to nancy pelosi but to these other members. >> lisa: you're right. a district by district matters. i don't know if there's enough to make the 24 seat advantage. >> marie: there is in those states. >> lisa: i had to look into that, i don't know that. >> harris: did you just say you don't trust her? >> lisa: the reality is, nancy pelosi can be weaponized against democrats. it's happened before. in 2010 when all of these ads had nancy pelosi deterring them. we saw that also in the special election that democrats were desperately trying to pick up 158% of voters in that district had negative opinions of nancy pelosi. is it going to work everywhere? no, but is an effective strateg strategy? when he needs to do is what he did in ohio yesterday were he to the state of the union, gave the states that people that are benefiting as a result of tax reform and use t

carlos is from the bronx, joe crowley. saul is from san francisco, a constituent of jackie speier. saul aspires to be a teacher, mr. speaker. daca allowed him to work in the field, education. was able to get a driver's license. saul submitted a daca renewal application september 30, well in time via usps delivery, expressed delivery. he received notification of an error which he fixed and resubmitted. however, his application was ejected as untimely. augusta from brooklyn. expire in january, already. within days of his 21st birthday he worked to go to school and his daca expired. he won't have means to pay his bills and the cost of school. what are we doing? what are we doing? without papers, and now people who are striving to have their pammers on a technicality. a technicality. really? aren't we supposed to be enabling people to make their contribution instead of hurting them with the process? it is, again, important to note. for our viewers to note that what people are asking for is nothing special. it's asking them to honor what was there. when daca recipients were told to sign

joe crowley the democrat uk caucus leader from new york are being a no. many democrats are willing to fill the gap when you have defections from republicans when there is no agreement on daca. some people think this could be in question later tonight. there could be a lapse in appropriation. first they have to get it through the senate. if rand paul sticks to his guns, they might start the procedural vote until 1:00 friday morning. david: chad, thank you very much. i hope chad will bring beer along with him. that is something you watch with beer. melissa: volatility dominating wall street. what you need to know before the opening bell tomorrow. ♪ from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or a stroke. that can't be true, can it? actually, it is true. : in fact, cardiovascular disease is the #1 cause of death for adults with type 2 diabetes and heart disease. but there is good news. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit. jardiance is proven to both significantly reduce the chance of dying from a cardiovas

but we just spoke to congressman joe crowley, and he said they're not whipping the votes, they're waitingsee what's up -- let's listen. the house speaker on the hill now. >> good morning. our government has no higher responsibility than to support our men and women who are in harm's way. to for months now, we have been working to get our military the resources it needs to keep the peace. this budget agreement delivers on that commitment. it fully funds our national defense at levels that secretary mattis requested. it provided what the pentagon needs to restore our military's edge for years to come. as secretary mattis said yesterday, i quote, congress an action will ensure our military can defend our way of life. now, that mission is hard enough, especially in the time of rapidly evolving threats. but our military's job has become exponentially harder because of the staggering readiness crisis that it is facing. i know i come up here and read off a whole bunch of statistics, this is a statistic that really gets to me. in 2017, we lost 80 service members in accidents, in training incident

congressman joe crowley of new york. alking to you. >> thanks, joe, same to you. >> a lot of quick questions then i'll turn it over to everybody else. first of all, what do you think about the president's infrastructure proposal where he says here is the big infrastructure plan but the federal government won't fund any of it. it will be able to fund local and state governments. >> what we've been hearing about is a $200 billion investment in infrastructure. that comes out to joe $20 billion a year. that sounds like a lot of money but in reality we know we're bleeding in terms of infrastructure, we're not investing enough in that and what democrats are proposing is a trillion dollar investment by the federal government and what the president's relying upon is the nature of the state and local governments that somehow they'll take up the slack and make an 80% investment to go with a 20% investment by the federal government. doesn't work that way. it's the opposite way it works. >> let's talk about john kelly. should john ke

the main cosponsor is joe crowley, the chairman of the democratic conference.annot imagine that he will i cannot imagine -- he will not be supporting me when i go for reelection. your job is to not focus on how you will be reelected, for job is to improve the welfare of the country and work with others who you may not agree with on other items, but you have to find out where you do agree so we can move our country forward. i would also say to improve the credibility of congress. congress has a low approval rating. the best way to deal with that and bring about more credibility and trust from the american people is to make sure you are working with everyone as best you can and to find commonality. host: there is a story about idaho, the state regulator who runs health care there wants to make changes within the aca, saying that the department of insurance became the first regulator where injuries began offering state-based plans. that practice is banned under the aca. what you think about that approach through the aca? guest: i think state health insurance commi

people like joe crowley and others who have their own super pacs raising money for candidates across this country and that look, if and when the democrats take the house back this november i do think you will see a serious challenge to nancy pelosi. republicans are miscalculating they can hold the house because there are some places that don't like nancy pelosi. there are a lot of districts that voted for hillary clinton for president. >> sandra: the president's state of the union address the other night, the president continues to respond to that evening and the act of democrats to not stand during many moments. he is calling it unam an treasonous. >> president trump: you have half the room totally loving everything. the other side were like death. and unamerican. unamerican. somebody said treasonous, yeah, why not? they certainly didn't seem to love our country very much. >> sandra: lawrence. >> it's unbelievable. a lot of the issues the president talked about was affecting the american people now. if they want to sit down over political difference i get it. they sat down when the

. >> let me play for you, michael crowley, something that former director brennan said this morning on "morning joe" when asked sort of about this intersection which we know is the president's ultimate achilles' heel. one trump aide described the fbi simply as collateral damage, which is tragic when you think of all the sort of fallout that matt and frank have described. let me play you former director brennan this morning. >> do you think that the investigation is winding down as some people have suggested? >> well, in some respects i think it's still winding up, as bob mueller continues to investigate. i think there's a lot of information there that bob mueller's been able to uncover and now as he pursues this i think in the coming weeks and -- the weeks i think are going to be very important. over the next several months i think it's going to be critical. and if the republicans are going to continue to pursue this partisan path i wonder what's going to happen if bob mueller's report comes forward with some compelling information about violations of the law. >> all right. you think he knows somet