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fudge the chairwoman next year and now marcia fudge is supporting her. that is one of the levers, one of the tools nancy pelosi has to go to these people and say what do you want? i can give you committee assignments, special assignments, office space, extra staff. i can prioritize different legislation. brian higgins from new york was another strong the tractor of -- the tractor -- detractor of pelosi. the original letter that went out with 16 signatures and pelosi got him on the phone and promised to work on medicare legislation and infrastructure things higgins wanted to focus on and now he is supporting her. there is a long time between now and january 3. that machine is not going to stop. she will continue making phone calls and having her allies make phone calls on her behalf. we will see what happens. there is a long way to go. host: mike lillis joining us, telling about the democratic leadership elections. talking about nancy pelosi as >> back live to capitol hill this morning. to the visitors center. this is just outside the auditorium where hou

guest: in a great fan and marcia in washingtonntor here. i would have great consideration for her in a fight like that. the: a report this morning, 17 democrats signing a letter -- that letter,ot on but as you hear from me, i would consider marcia fudge. i think the 17 are individuals who are putting their pen to paper, but i don't think that necessarily accounts for everyone. i know there are letters going around now, trying to box individuals into supporting one person or another, and when we have a caucus vote, it is supposed to be a secret. putting people, making them sign a letter now, i think, removes int we thought was important the caucus, that secrecy. i think people should leave their options open. host: the degree of pressure on these young democrats, how would you assess that? think it is unfair. it comes from lieutenants, others areof her and pressuring her. i think they are hearing in orientation, just getting their feet into washington, but i'm sure they've been pressured well before they came to washington this week. comes f

is the marcia fudge challenge right now a serious challenge?t's serious in the fact that you have democrats after winning back the house of representatives are now infighting right now. there is no real deep bench of younger lawmakers that could come up immediately and fill these roles, so that's interesting. it's also interesting as well to see marcia fudge and see where the congressional black caucus comes down. she used to lead that organization. they are strong allies of nancy pelosi. john lewis just released a letter, clearly timed politically, a couple hours ago saying he was endorsing nancy pelosi to be the next speaker so this is going to get very ugly and certainly over the next couple of weeks if not month or so. >> manu, let me play another thing that marcia fudge said. >> i also think that as i continue to hear not only her but other people talk about this is the most diverse congress we've ever had, then our leadership should be diverse as well. >> okay. not even thinly veiled there, manu, and you know, you talk about diversity. yo

. >> marcia, marcia, marcia, it's more whine i. >> marcia, marcia, marcia. >> oh, man. it will be cool to see the inside and make them matcht hopefully. >> i think ts plan. to make it reflect the way we remember it. from the kitchen. >> september. >> we're going to watch this. >> the kitchen, it had that avocado green and orange. >> the long phone cord. >> take it away. >>> bring you into that weather forecast as you come bo the upcoming weekend. warm temperatures coming our way. we'll also still have fire danger. we do want to bring you to some of the breaking news. a fire near the san jose airport, also near the coleman exit. the smoke is blowing right towards downtown. the way the wind is pushing it. the interesting thing here, you can see on the edge of the screen, the air traffic lines up from this direction and is actually flying through the smoke. we may ceedee clas at the san jose airport if they have a tough time getting the fire tamped down. we'll be follow it on facebook and twitter and any updates through the night. looking at the cwinds out of no. not extre

i know that marcia is committed to that as well.tant that we stay focused on what the american people want, which is they want a government that's going to actually work for the people, and i know that marcia as well as nancy pelosi, as well as our leadership team will be laser focused on making sure that we have an agenda that works for the american people and working families. >> there are people who do not support congresswoman pelosi. interestingly enough alexandra ocasio-cortez did not support her. what does it say to you, all of the years she's put into the house, all of the money she's raised for the party that she has to fight for that position at this point in her career? >> look, i think that elections, leadership elections are often messy. but i think at the end of the day the democratic party will come together, our caucus will come together behind the leadership that has led us to the majority. the current leadership. and that we will move forward on behalf of the american people. i think that's critically important. yo

it is going to be interesting if marcia fudge goes ahead with this.or the day before and she made a lot of interesting points about diversity and the democratic party and the people who are coming in looks a lot different than 20 or 30 years ago and all to the good. but that doesn't mean that nancy pelosi isn't good at her job. on election day, she delivered for democrats and the argument against her for being a terrible leader isn't true. >> she is a terrible leader. >> you didn't pick off john koester's seat. >> every time i'm there in congress and the week after the election, they have their leadership races and the reason that the democrats have had to delay this is because she doesn't have the votes. this is just a prediction and i think that o' rouke is a better selection. >> you are trolling us now, jason. >> looking into the future and nancy pelosi will likely get the vote and she probably will be the speaker. the big question is if she has the magic to keep it together with this new group of freshmen senators and the gun toting democrats that

i know there is discussion about marcia fudge. i know there's also discussion about karen bass, about others, possibly being able to take the realm. one of the things i find exciting about the names karen bass or marcia fudge, is that as an african american woman we would not be in the majority without african american women. whether it's by voting or by us running. fact the base of this party. and we haveut women who karen bass, who was the speaker of the legislature, in california. or marcia fudge, who was not only the chair of the congressional black caucus which now has 55 members she was also the head of our convention, this past -- in 2016. she's been a mayor. she was a judge. and she was also the national president of the delta's which is one of the largest significant black sororities in this country. so i think that there is a possibility. i think that having this discussion is a good thing for us as democrats. i think that we made a mistake in 2016 by having it fate accompli that hillary clinton was going to be the nomin

. >> reporter: marcia of ohio, one of the democrats challenging nancy pelosi for the top job of house speaker, they met behind closed doors which afterwards nancy pelosi issued a statement, quote, we had a statement. after the midterms nancy pelosi was blunt. after taking a third question about age on leadership. >> it is about the best person going forward. i will not answer any more questions on that subject. >> reporter: he is known as a prodigious fundraiser and skilled politician. >> she brought us to a massive victory in the house of representatives. she is strong. has the capacity, the compassion and strength of will. >> i'm not anti-pelosi. i considers the speaker to be a talented speaker, remarkable speaker, a friend but i'm close. >> reporter: in an effort to secure victory nancy pelosi has been meeting with undecided democrats one on one, won the vote of john lewis. and moveon.org. she lacks the necessary majority to win the speakers job, needing 17 democrats who are opposed to her. that is where her tough political reputation may come into play. and experienced members ale

marcia coyle with the national law journal. you, marcia. >> my pleasure, judy.he >> woodruff:late this evening, president trump tweeted >> woodruff: late this evening, president trump tweeted again-- he wrote that there is talk of dividing up the 9th circuit court into two or three circuits. that would require aof congress. >> woodruff: stay with us, coming up on the newshour: scientists in north carolina examine the contamination of post-hurricane flood waters. inside russia's long hisry of using disinformation to destabilize the west. and a new book explores how the "battling" kellogg brothers changed how we eat breakfast. but first, the midterm election aren't ot. the final votes will be cast next tuesday in a run-off to choose the next u.s. senator m frsissippi. john yang has more. >> yang: judy, the race between republican senator cindy hyde- smith, who was appointed earlier this year to replace thad cochran, who resigned, and former democratic congressman mike espy became a national story because of this social media vide

marcia fudge dropping her challenge to pelosi.o chair defunct subcommittee on voters rise that democrats will revise come january. pelosi has assured her that black women will have a seat at the decision-making table. fudge's endorsement a significant blow to efforts by more than a dozen democrats to oust pelosi. 16 democrats signing a letter saying that they will oppose pelosi for speak but now one of them, new york congressman brian higgins is now reportedly saying that he is going to endorse her. connecticut democrat jim hymes say those who oppose pelosi's for speaker better put up challenger now. >> unless they come up with alternative, they better run that play and then if it doesn't work stop, allow to us unify. allow to us move forward. >> lisa: congressman, what does marcia fudge's endorsement tell you where this is heading. >> sean: i think marcia fudge would have been a great choice smart, engaged and can be bipartisan. setting that aside, you have to look how this is coming together for democrats. jim hymes, good guy. t

. >> marcia fudge was openly said she's running for speaker too. >> she's the kind of new leader we need in this party. she's incredible. that's the kind of leader i want to see. >> new york republican tom reed considering backing pelosi if she endorses changes in rules that -- if pelosi finds a way to round up the votes, colleagues notes she has the challenge of leading a spirited group of freshmen. >> we've got to make sure we have practices in place in the caucus that their voices are heard. >> they are vocal. congressman elect alexandra because her court has pelosi's office on her first day of orientation. she's pushing for a green new deal and was to work towards the goal of 100% renewable energy. other democrats are pushing for medicare for all, which could cause 34 over $.6 trillion of years according to a george mason university study. there are those, including a likely chair who calls for impeaching president trump. a new member of the house g.o.p. leadership says keeping democrats mccright is not going to be easy. >> i'm sure minority leader pelosi likes the new energy that's

we haven't much from marcia fudge.what she said today comparing to the cleveland football team. >> the browns have the same team today that they had three weeks ago. we changed coaches, and we started to win. the same people. sometimes you just need a different voice. sometimes you just need a different kind of a vision. >> ed: i get her point because the browns have a new head coach and seem to be doing better. on the other hand, over the last three seasons they have won like four games, five games. >> right in. this case you may argue that the coach succeeded. nancy pilosi is overseeing a house that they won beginning in january. they are so beholden and held hostage by identity politics, that, at the end of the day, having an old white woman in charge of the democratic party and continuing to be is just not the look the democrats want. they are looking over at the opposite side of the aisle seeing much younger leadership and thinking to ourselves, this is stuff we care about. youth and migrant status and we have to

fudge. >> marcia after you come a very dear friend of my wife. love ma sha fudge. i think nancy pelosi has been an amazing leader. marcia hasn't chosen at this point to run. she's considering it. but look, unless we have a candidate out there opposing nancy pelosi, there is no contest. and i know a lot of the people who are opposing her are saying, okay, we'll not give her enough votes to get it, we'll create chaos and out of chaos a candidate will rise. but look, let's be clear here. that's not a strategy. that's a tragedy. what we're seeing now are people who are going to create confusion. the only thing that comes out of confusion, i think, is problems and more chaos. so i'm not -- i think we need to move ahead. marcia fudge could pretty much be anything she wanted to be, and i would be a strong supporter. she hasn't told me that she's definitely running, so until she says that, nancy pelosi is running alone and you need somebody to beat somebody. >> very interestingly, nancy pelosi picked up an endorsement from the president yesterday. >> i w

washington journal, two former members of congress, republican tom davis of virginia and democrat marcia margulies of pennsylvania. is live onjournal c-span with your phone calls every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. q&a, california democratic congresswoman jacky spear talks about her memoir "undaaunted." >> i was on an airstrip in guyana. we were ambushed on that airstrip. i was shot. shot 45man ryan was times on that airstrip and died. i was shot five times in the right side of my body. tting out of my right arm. wound in my leg the size of a football. i'm 28 years old, this is it. p.m.nday night at 8:00 eastern on q&a. >> house democrats met on capitol hill this week to discuss their legislative agenda for congress. cummings, incoming chair of the house oversight committee spoke to reporters after the meeting. >> good morning. >> do you mind stopping in the middle for us? thank you. >> the discussions going on about leadership and the next speaker and where you stand on this. >> i've been abundantly clear. i support nancy pelosi. a million percent. we need someone who has been battle te

as i said before, even marcia fudge -- >> julie: a lot of people didn't even know who marcia fudge wascognition and nancy pelosi has that. and nobody raises money like nancy pelosi. >> one person in the incoming congress could have challenged her legitimately and she's never served a day. she represents the new democratic party, the progressive end of that and i think nancy pelosi has a huge challenger in her. everybody in the old caucus, they took some hits in this last election cycle and they all want a much different democratic party than what nancy pelosi presided over last time. >> julie: president trump defending his daughter of anke trump's emails, or use of private email in particular for government business, saying it's completely different from what hillary clinton did. is he right? the power panel stays. ♪ george woke up in pain. but he has plans today. hey dad. so he took aleve. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve. all day strong. so did you gkind of. ca

reporter: what do you think of marcia fudge trying to challenge you or considering challenging you? representative pelosi: come on in. the water's warm. yes, ma'am. [laughter] reporter: i want to ask you about the role of gender in the speakership race. representative ryan said yesterday that there are plenty of women who can replace you, and he named, among others, marcia fudge. is he playing the gender card there? representative pelosi: i had 137,000 ads against me in the campaign. that put some -- shall we say, pressure on our candidates because i have never run for national office, so most people don't even know who i am. an italian american grandmother with lots of energy and mother of five, grandmother of nine, who is here to do what's right for the future, not for my family. they're fine. but i don't want them being -- living in a society where one in five children in america lives in poverty and goes to sleep hungry at night. that's my why. that's why i'm here. so to see the mischaracterizations or the characterization of san francisco, san francisco liberal, yes, proudly so

marcia fudge has decided she's not going to do it, according to reports. going to accept pelosi's suggestion that marcia fudge head of the subcommittee on elections. >> jesse: you predicted this would happen. >> dana: i did. well i said if you raise your hand and sam might challenge you. you might be able to get a bridge in your district or something. >> kennedy: it is the murkowski rule. it's what susan collins and lisa murkowski have been doing. smart democrats have figured out that if i make noise and get nancy pelosi just scared enough that i get something out of it, it benefits me. no one would have known the name tim ryan if he hadn't challenged her. >> dana: that's true. >> jesse: with this work at fox? should i be complaining more? >> kennedy: make more noise. >> greg: that really works at fox. >> dana: greg, would you like to comment? >> greg: there's going to be conflicts for the democrats. you have a president who does like to compromise because if it leads to a deal which he loves he will compromise. will democrats refuse to cooperate with the

marcia fudge has been mentioned as a potential challenger. linda sanchez, jim cooper, and these are some representative elects who have said they oppose her. ben mcadams, a democrat running against mia love also signed, but not secured a win in his congressional race. .atrick in florida this week in washington, what are your thoughts on what is happening here? caller: i am glad the house got taken over by the democrats. maybe challenge trump a little bit. things, c-span, you did not bring up that report where four u.s. soldiers got killed and 6 officers got demoted or relieved of command and you spent two years on benghazi and i am still goding for your famous squad, gary bauer and ralph freed and all the other guys you brought out for 8 years on the chantn chance about -- about family values when we have a guy who talks on his -- cheats and yakkedd wife about deficits under obama and nothing about trump. c-span typical of because you compare democrats to brownshirts. i guess your stability tour ended and he did not mention his little quips a

i mean, it is a really big job, and the fact that marcia fudge actually stepped back is a recognition you know, the fund-raising, the organizing, the legislating and the strategizing and the being a tactician, and all of those things are necessary for the next leader. i think that members who want anybody who wants to be speaker needs to start taking a lesson from nancy pelosi. >> and rick, we had a debate last night, a a tnd the electio next week in the runoff in mississippi, and i wanted to play a little bit of their face-off, because, you have got obvio obviously a huge republican advantage there and especially in the head-to-head with this 16% is the third-party take in the three-way race. and now it is going to be head-to-head, and all of those conservative mcdaniel supporters could trend toward the incumbent appointed senator cindy hyde smith. >> for anyone that was offended by my comments, i certainly apologize. there was no ill will, no intent whatsoever in my statements. i also are recognize that this comment was twisted and it was turned into a weapon to be used against me.

all of this as ohio congresswoman marcia fudge considers challenging pelosi.ll announce her decision after thanksgiving. jessica, what is she holding out for a question what did she get if she doesn't oppose her? what is the wrangling behind closed doors? >> jessica: i'm sure there are some policies that she's interested in. maybe a bill or two that she wants support from nancy pelosi on. she was very clear, she could be quite a wide-ranging interview that's really interesting to read about how she feels. generally, the leadership is lacking representative diversity. after the election, when they elected a lot of women to offic office, diversity racially and ethnically. you will see more of that representation. she has some think she's looking for. it's a board that her name was not on the list of 15 democrats and want to see nancy pelosi, releasing that public it. there's got to be jockey within the cdc, because the head said that he would support marcia fudge but everything everyone y nancy pelosi. >> david: committees, committees, committees. in terms of br

we have jeff, trace, where is marcia, all of them and all my grandkids. say something that is special about this election. i was able to have chelsea with me. [cheers and applause] and maddie came in and helped out and jack did the door knocking the last few days, just to have the kids involved is really special, you don't know how special that is. to all my family. i had my brothers and sisters with me, janet, my sister, janet, paula, rocky, brother rocky and all their spouses and all my cousins, all my nephews and nieces and everybody, raise your hand back there. [cheers and applause] >> i have been in a lot of elections and a lot of races. never had a staff, never had a staff that worked so diligently or professionally, never left any stone unturned and i want them to be recognized as all of you are part of my staff as you know. larry has been with me a long, long, long time. larry was 6 feet tall when we started working together, we just knocked him down but my goodness, he has been with me, putting it together, making sure all the trains ran on time.

i am closer to marcia. ran, that's where i would be. >> i'm a firm nancy pelosi for speaker guy. she led us through the wilderness and out of the desert and into the majority. >> again, the question is how does this play out? at least 17 democrats have signed on saying they would not come up on the floor. she is prepared to go forward with a floor fight even if the numbers may not be there. one congressman, raja krishnamoorthi said he is in a fight over her speakership on the floor. whether it's the nuclear option and the mutually ensured destruction that would lead to us losing the majority on the first vote of the new congress. john? >> a lot of trauma. live on capitol hill. let's bring it into the room. jackie joins the conversation. it's remarkable because nancy pelosi is a historic figure. some people forget that. the highest ranking woman in the american government. the first elected female speaker. now she wants the job back and there is a generational and ideological push. this is playing out public

i'm for marcia fudge. i think it would be great to have her as speaker.nkly do what needs to be done, pull the party together, do a reassessment of our message and get rid of the old guard of which nancy pelosi is the most prominent representative. >> i agree she is old guard and definitely old school but she works very hard for her party and let's give her credit. she helped them win back the house. so i think she makes -- as long as she is clear about term limiting herself when she really gets it back into that position, she says i'm only here for a year, two years, whatever it happens to be, i think she makes it. >> sandra: i want to stay with you on this one, david. breaking news in. the judge ruled the white house must immediately return the press credentials of cnn's jim acosta. want to get your thoughts as we continue to learn more out of that courtroom. >> i think it's not at all a done deal. this will probably go to the supreme court. this is a key issue of separation of powers whether the judiciary has the right to tell the executive how to run

fudge coidering candidacy. >> marcia fudge, she doesn't have the congressional black caucus as seung kim was saying, totally with pelosi has done a pretty good job of consolidating powers >> tha right. i'm certainly going to defer to you next. she still would be, as you said, e doesn't have this locked up yet. she would still be the favorite. she is someone who has survived power struggles before. and one that -- it's interesti to see a lot of republicans almost rally to her support, in they feelse i think that she is a useful foil. we talked to people inside the white house. the preside certainly does have some respect for nancy pelosi. they have been able to work some deals together. but i think there's also a recognition that she is someone who they can easilyort of run against, an easy foil for them. >> can they really cut deals? what should wenow about the new minority leader, kevin mccarthy? >> kevin mccarthy, no one would call him a policy-wog, least of all himself. he is a political animal. he is like nate silver reading the polls, looking at the states, looking at the maps,

marcia, five project veritas tapes have come out.r tape of governor bredesen hiding who he really is, purposefully lying to the people of tennessee and his staff, turned out being his staff actually referring to the people of tennessee as ignorant i think tennessee is one of the greatest countries. since that time it seems like your poll numbers have gone up a lot. >> they have indeed. and we like the trend that we are on. i have to tell you there has been one slight and one diminishment after another from the bredesen camp toward the voters of tennessee. they have been referred to as idiots with an explicative by a bredesen spokesperson. said they weren't worth the time you have hillary of course deplorables comment and bredesen following on with that and their spokesperson's mark brown's comments. here is the thing, sean, tennesseans are pretty specific what they want in next u.s. senator. they want a conservative. they want more constitutional judges. they want to keep their tax cuts and i can guarantee you this: they want that so

momentum towards marcia blackburn. held by bob corker, the democrats need that state if they have any hope of seizing control of the senate. that's tennessee. let's look in florida as well. you can argue here a little bit of momentum towards the republican. bill nelson ahead by two points. that's a statistical dead heat. for rick scott, the governor who wants to come to the u.s. senate. in october it was a-point lead. if you are the scott campaign, you are getting closer and as we get closer to election day. in the final days of the campaign, who has momentum. in tennessee, the republicans clearly do. the indiana, perhaps the democrat is in a race that is critical. when you figure out who is controlling the senate, three polls showing a close race. some showing it move towards the democrat and some show the republican. that we will watch until the end. look where we have it. 49 republican and 45 democrats. for the democrats to take control of the senate, if everything stayed the same as we have it on the map and you ha

linda sanchez and marcia women too. she wouldn't have the votes.mocrat in the house. >> well, obviously, that's from a democrat who's not for nancy pelosi. i think nancy pelosi has the, you know, support of the significant majority of house democratic women in that caucus. i don't think this is about whether or not women support nancy. they do. i do think though that this kind of call for new leadership against the speaker when those same guys are not making that call against, you know, hoyer, the number two or jim clyburn, the number three, all the same age as, you know, that's what makes women angry. that's what offends leader pelosi but having said that, she does not take this sitting down. she believes that there needs to be a way to bring the caucus together to take care of those moderate members who won in sort of pro trump districts as well as taking care of those members who won in very progressive districts. there's really nobody in the house who understands every district better than nancy pelosi. that's why she's going. >> alice, you kno

. >> me, me -- it's not even marcia, marcia, marcia. >> it was the establishment republicans who lost their way which is what created a space for trump to create a trump brand of republicanism which prevailed in 2016. by the way, a lot of candidates are imitating that and it could be to their detriment, but they are certainly imitating. this election is a lot less about what voters believe and what government should do as opposed to a real question of who we are. president obama is campaigning, and i think many would agree with the statement of what are you afraid of? what is your feeling about the tone and the leadership in washington? i think that really is what is determining the results ultimately. if you think about democrats, the energy for democrats, the fear and the loathing they had after election day that came together in the first march on that sunday after election day in 2016, this is their opportunity and their minds to take it all back. you know, what the president did, what republicans did around taxes and around kavanaugh was unite all republicans in a way he had not

pelosi opponents pushing marcia fudge for the path. fudge telling "the washington post" over the last 12 hours i have been overwhelmed by the amount of support i have received. adding, things could change rapidly. i'm joined by carl rove, former white house deputy chief of staff and fox news contributor. i want to ask you about nancy pelosi. do you think she might not end up as the speaker again? >> well, she's got a lot of work to do to make that happen. the democrats have looks like they're going to end with about 233 members in the house. that's a gain of 40 seats. gives them a margin of 15 seats over the 218s which needed to keep majority in the house. she needs 218 to be speaker. there are 12 incumbent democrats, including marcia fudge, who said i'm not supporting her. there are ten freshmen, at least ten, who said i'm not supporting her. then there were four democrats who were leaning, when i wrote my column, but not yet declared winner. since then two have been declared winner. that's 226 democrats who would say i'm not going to

for real green party candidates you see an example of one of them here it says people of color need marcia squier in the senate to represent them turn up to vote for her for u.s. senate to put that white male patriarchy in its place it's really got the the tone and the language down is problematic though because marcia squire had no idea about this is not funded by her it's not linked to the green party at all we don't know who is behind this page it's clearly though designed to try to convince liberal voters to go for the greens and said the democrats of course that would favor the republican there in the u.s. to she would probably have a lawsuit you know on her hands and she could find out who was responsible for that is there any reason to believe that this will affect turnout it doesn't seem to be affecting turnout right now twenty fourteen the last midterm election it was one of the lowest we've seen since world war two this time around it looks like many states are actually setting records especially in terms of early voting so a lot of this stuff may not be having an effect although

i actually think that marcia fudge very interesting.he went in to the meeting with nancy pelosi thinking, hmmm maybe i could get something out of this. if you are a democrat thinking you want to get something out of this, meaning a new bridge in your district. you need something else, you want a committee chairmanship, i would go in and say to nancy pelosi i'm thinking of challenging you, too. >> maria: not a bad negotiating. horse trading. >> jesse: brilliant. >> maria: thank you: >> maria: there a lot of new members who said they won't support her. you can't beat her with nothing. i know you want her to be speaker, right, as a foil? >> jesse: yes, i do. i don't think the democrats want to stick their necks out right now because nancy will just chop it off. i think someone eventually is going to have to grow up and put their name out there and throw their name in the hat. so, yeah. what i do think, though, is the democrats should just focus on substance an qualifications and not throw an ism out there. every argument they have is sexis

they're probably banking on the fact that marcia fudge will do this.resting her name was not on the list with the democrats who signed it. there were only two women on the list, 14 men. seth moulton is the one matching this campaign most vocally. in response to that, he is a four-time veteran in iraq. we think him for his service. but there is a letter from every side with nine democrat veterans signing it saying "we back nancy pelosi, she has been there for us for years." >> harris: i'm fascinated that there is a swing phot among democrats. 10% as large number of people who don't know they want to vote for between nancy pelosi and whoever else might run. that's a swing vote among democrats? how is that even possible? >> katie: what i find interesting about those numbers, melissa, because they are so split amongst democratic voters it isn't just happening among politicians in washington. this is a grassroots effort against nancy pelosi. >> melissa: i love you and president trump are in front of the cameras is that he could do a beautiful thing for her

that's why i'd like to see someone like marcia fudge take over for nancy pelosi. what do you think is the strongest foot forward coming out of the box for democrats? >> we talked about hr 1 >> that's the drain the swamp bill, right? >> it helps restore trust in government. i can we need to look at the voting rights ac. it is amazing right now that we have a governor's race in georgia where one of the contest ants is trying to disenfranchise tens of thousands of voters. >> secretary of the state kemp. >> secretary of state kemp, acting as the secretary of state when he's the candidate for governor and trying to throw out a bunch of ballots and saying they don't count. down in florida, we have the republican party of florida saying that a bunch of service members ballots are not going to get counted in the senate race in the governor's race. telling service members that their votes don't count, that's what's going on in america right now. and it's happening under republican leadership. we've got to put a stop to that because there is nothing more fundamentally ameri

representative marcia fudge... >> i would say this: is we tout diversity in this party.re is no diversity in our leadership. if we're going to talk about ito we're goinalk the talk, we need to walk the walk. >> desjardins: ohio congressman tim ryan is among those leading the pelosi rebellion, and saysif there are a siant number of votes against her. >> we have a very talented ucus, a lot of talent and we just have to figure out who it' go be. but we're going to bring change. the people want change.s this ie establishment versus change. >> desjardins: for house republicans, on the othehand, saw little drama, and overwhelmingly selected republican congressman kevin mccarthy to be their next leader. >>he unity in our caucus h been our strength. >> desjardins: across the capitol inhe senate, more easy wins as republic leader mitch mcconnell and democrat chuck schumer uised to re-election. >> thanks a lot. desjardins: one bit of unfinished business added some tension-- florida republican rick scott stood with newly- elected senators, even though his race with current demoatic

>> would do you make of marcia fudge. >> come on in. the water is warm. to everybody. >> this really is cocoon. is nancy hoping a quick dip with alien dippings will help her overcome her phenomenal personality deficits. fudge checks a lot more boxes, and inspires loyalty and path, not rage. >> biggest boost to nanny's fleeting hopes. -- who will not only help their congressional cause who will serve as a voodoo bal doll for n impulsive president with a pocketful of pins, therefore say -- never say never, nancy, hi. watch. >> you have to ask those people what their motivation is, i think of the 17, mostly like, 14 men. who are on that letter. i enjoy a tremendous amount of support from women in our caucus, new members who are women in the caucus, i get upside, i think of being a wamu have to ask them. if there any mess o message misd it is their problem not mine. kennedy: no, they just don't like you. this is a very interesting series of development, have you people who say we want to win, set a great lengt a legislativeh someone new, do you agree? >> i do

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let's go to former security spokesperson marcia catron and acting ice director thomas homan.ry to get together as groups. i want to read something from time magazine, migrants and caravans arriving in hundred that the us-mexico border. they say henry of hunter is intended to wait for thousands more in the caravan to arrive and they hope to jump the fence in a large group all at the same time overwhelming border patrol agents. it is going to be all against one, what against all. all of central america against one and one against central america, all against trump and trump against all. that seems to be living up to the hype and expectation that the president the way he described this. >> the way he described this group isn't exactly accurate. they are coming across, you see the video, border patrol has the capacity to monitor them and when they do cross the border they are checked by background checks and everything while waiting in line. we are seeing a lot of families, mothers and children coming across the border which is starkly different from what we saw years past where

let's bring in senator-elect marcia blackburn. what is your recan to the story? >> it seems there is know end to the number of messes you see with google and twitter and facebook. i know that they have the ability to do a little bit more policing of their networks than they are doing. but, liz, they are choosing not to do that. and i think the american people are getting wise to this. they are tired of the privacy breaches that you are seeing. the invasion of privacy. the data breaches. and people want to know that is the ability for they they selves to protect their virtual u. liz: facebook and other social media, they are collecting data on you that you don't know about. the u.k., the united kingdom is pushing back hard. they don't police facebook at all. they believe facebook purposely built a back door so companies like cambridge analytica could get in and take their data. >> what you saw in 2016 was the obama administration putting in privacy rules that would only affect your internet provider. now the u.k. moved forward with privacy regulation more stringen

but in the marcia blackburn race, that's not the case. why not?hy that disconnection with between the president showing just two years ago and where blackburn finds herself today. >> obviously one of the most popular democrats this state has ever produced. marcia blackburn, his opponent is a fiery partisan who has really tried to rile up the base. she has really tide herself to president trump who is planning to come here one more time before the election. which kind of shows you that the election is really close. we've had several polls that say it's actually black burn ps advantage right now. more recently there have been two that said it's a dead heap. but given there's been millions spent in this race affiliate would chuck schumerer and mitch mcconnell. the moderate tone and appeal to independents has really been a welcome i think in this state to some folks who aren't yet convinced this is as red as it appears to be in some cases. >> todd, i'm following that texas race through your reportage. you commented on the surge of early voting. who be

he says congresswoman marcia fudge of ohio is the kind of new leader that we deserve in this party and i hope she runs for speaker. what's happening in the democratic party tonight? >> democrats ran for office were afraid that nancy pelosi was a cross that would be hung around their neck, and it turns out she wasn't. we are going to win about 40 seats, including the most recent election. nancy pelosi is the reason that most of those democrats won because she by her leadership, and only by her leadership, got the aca passed without any republican votes. >> ed: but pardon me, she did such a great job, why are a rising number of democrats saying, no, we want a new face? >> when you consider what the caucus numbers are, i don't think 17 is a rising number. i understand the need for change but nancy pelosi was a great speaker and saved the country when she found the votes for atari, on the president past the tarp program. she saved the aca, and the aca was the reason that most of our candidates one. >> at the look of the democrats can't get her to 218, the votes to become speaker, we get th

a lot of places -- >> marcia blackburn? >> two women in races we saw tonight. the diversity of politics and we may see the first korean-american. republican the win. a house race we are tracking. in terms of looking at the republican picture, voter turn out. 60% of suburban college educated women went against the gop. that will be a big headline. >> the big question is what happens in the next presidential election? a lot of women who ran as democrats because of the me too movement or the election of donald trump. that comes as we were seeing they are growing and growing. those are the questions that not only shape what happens now, but going forward. president trump is saying this is a success. saying this is what's happening. all we did was lose the house. not only that, but kris kobach. they are not really wins for the president. when he wakes up in a couple of hours or he may not be asleep yet, he will see the front pages and it says democrats seize the house and democrats win big. he will have a hard time spinning that into a positive message. they are goi