i don't think mrs. pelosi or ms.s, to be fair, would allow criminals in here so there would be a structure. it wouldn't just be coming across. but they don't seem to get the welfare thing. they don't seem to get it 50% are on welfare from these three countries and powers just, you know, says i'm a mean guy for even pointing it out. so i'm not understanding their point of view in the sense that they don't seem to want to do what's best for america. >> but, i think kirsten is right when she says they are not eligible for some of the welfare programs. >> some of them they are. >> some of them they are. >> children are eligible for almost all of them. >> you played the sound bite from her for a while. every child that comes in this country should be taken care of. i think she is right. we can't just -- these are children. if you agree with kirsten powers that every child who arrives on our shores illegally should be taken care of by the u.s. taxpayers quickly overwhelm the u.s. taxpayer. >> and i don't see taken care of

mrs. pelosi's misleading remarks. of that except on fox news. >> yeah, i really don't know why you had me on tonight. you pretty much said everything. i can't say it better than you just put it. let's try to understand what is going on here. this is -- everything nancy pelosi said was a flat out unambiguous deliberate lie. she flat out lied. harry reid, flat out lied when he said the same thing. because they can't tell the truth. the truth, if they were going to be objective would be this. we believe that our demand that you fund this trumps your objection based on a moral concern that you believe it's murder. they can't say that because the whole country would see what they're saying. >> let me explain, the harry reid comment, he cast the supreme court decision as one of five white men taking control of women's lives. that's what he says. but the reason i -- my analysis that i just provided is as a lawyer. i practiced law for nine years and i regularly do legal analysis for the channel. that's my legal analysis of he

mrs. pelosi was derided for that comment. it was absolutely accurate. the pinheads in congress passed obamacare and didn't know what was in it. even president obama didn't know what was in the bill. the not minute minutia: president obama the democratic party want to put as much money into the hands of the poor and less affluent as they can, and the healthcare subsidies are a great way to do just that and, of course, the funds for those subsidies are taken from businesses and affluent americans who have the cash. income redistribution is a hallmark of socialism and we, in america, are now moving in that direction. that has angered the republican party and many conservative americans who do not believe our capitalistic system was set up to provide cradle to grave entitlements. republicans have not been able to convince the majority of americans that income redistribution is. suffer economically if the entitlement culture expands and the case is simple. businesses contract so there are fewer jobs. and the massive federal debt rye i -- rises diminishing th

congresswoman nancy pelosi was asked about impeaching president bush in 2006. i want you to listen are. as i said, this week mr. boehner was asked about it. 2006 pelosi was asked about impeaching president bush. listen to the difference in the answers. >> listen, i think this is a battle between the two branches of government. otherses could make a determination about whether it is impeachable or not. >> impeachment is off the table. >> that's a pledge? >> well, it is a pledge -- yes. it's a pledge. of course it is. it is a waste of time. >> so boehner is against impeachment, but it's for others to determine. pelosi slammed the door. no. that's off the table. there is no real leadership. it is a question, is he the speaker of the house or the microphone of the tea party. governor? >> most importantly, i can't believe congressman boehner could be that dumb. he knows what the constitution says. the constitution doesn't say the president can be impeached because he makes a decision they think is out of the bounds of the constitution. the constitution clearly states that a president can only be impeached for high

pelosi. (clapping.) >> good afternoon all of you and mr. secretary thank you for your your generous remarks i decided to leave my speaker on the chair because you've covered the territory our recognition of what it takes to have america succeed it's my honor to join our great mayor in welcoming you to san francisco we're honored to have one of those meetings in preparation for the wants summit i see the mayor recognizes that when it comes to job creation and fairness in the workplace and when it comes to acknowledging the needs of our families and what it means to have a city of families not because our policies don't respect our families thank you, mayor it's a that's a great honor to be here and join supervisor david chiu and careers chiu in welcoming us to san francisco you may not know mayor tan done she's the president of cap and the center for american progress she's a master of public policies to meet the needs of american people not only in a way that puts us outgoing the readers of history so welcome to you to san francisco as well

mr. tierney. >> thank you, chris. i want to thank leader pelosi and all of my colleagues for including my bill in the house democratic economic agenda. it is simple and it is straightforward. what this bill does is provide existing student loan borrowers the opportunity to refinance their debt at a lower rate. banks can do it, businesses can do it, families can do it with their home ownership and students should be able to do it. it would save students and parents and graduates thousands of dollars on their loans and that savings no doubt will be will get spent right back into the economy, giving it a boost. the nonpartisan congressional budget office states clearly that it would reduce the deficit by $22 billion in 10 years, so taxpayers also benefit from it. right now the house republicans are in there trying to find out how to sue the president. we're out here making sure that we're fighting for tens of millions of parents and students and graduates, to make sure that they have an equal chance. this is all about whose side are you on and we're

pelosi. >> thank you all. thank you, mr. speaker, for bringing us togethering in the rotunda.ze of the reverend martin luther king, jr. and abraham lincoln. they're looking at each other directly across the rotunda and here we are [ applause ] it's an honor to be here with you with senator reid, senator mcconnell and also with senator levin, our dear colleague, jon lewis, the chair of our congressional black caucus. marcia fudge and with our democratic assistant leader mr. clyburn. awfully honored that he is here as well. i want to join my colleagues in thanking the king family for sharing your mother and father with us. we are deeply in your debt. as senator levin said, this is the congressional gold medal and certainly not enough thanks but as a token of our appreciation to martin, to dexter, to bernice and to dr. king's sister christine king ferris. thank you for being with us today. this day, of course, would not be possibly without your parents and certainly would not be possible at all without president lyndon johnson, so thank you, lynn do d.inda johns and senator robb.

pelosi, mr. boehner, mr. reid, mr. mcconnell -- we want this to happen for national security reasons. i think tom's right that, you know, it needs to be focused on the leadership. but if the leadership is hearing from other members in the senate and the house that they would give up jurisdiction, they'd give up one subcommittee and they tell their leadership that they're willing to do that, this may happen. this has a better chance. and lastly, i would say the great thing about our system in america is when the people weigh in. not just the third party interest groups, but the people. c-span view yores. and if -- viewers. and if they call and say we're not going to take this anymore, we want congress to do its job. we're not going to reelect 90 or 95 percent of the congresswomen and men if they're not doing national security issues and they do their call-ins and they weigh in, that's probably -- if they'll do that, then i think you could even see a bigger chance for this change. >> well, those are great thoughts to end

mr. president. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the united states army chorus. ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the democratic leader of the united states house of representatives, the honorable nancy pelosi> good morning. mr. vice president, president peres, mr. speaker, mr. leader and mr. leader, mr. leader, my colleagues in the congress and our friends in the senate, madam secretary, today congress is bestowing a congressional gold medal on a truly historic figure. every one of us in this room will always be able to boast that we were there when congress honored this iconic figure and friend of america. shimon peres planted the seeds of the jewish state of israel and helped that garden grow. whether literally in the blooming of the desert or more significantly, in the blow sossg of society and people. a soldier who became a peacemaker. an immigrant who became an institution. a public servant who became a statesman, a champion of nonvooi lense and a messenger of hope and a founder of a nation who became and remains a visionary for his and all people. shimon peres's story is a story of modern israel. a saga of daring wisdom. israel, like america, president pere sechlt once said, was conc

mr. mcconnell -- ms. nancy pelosi. we want this to happen for national security reasons. it needs to be focused on the leadership and if they are hearing from other members in the senate and house that they would give up jurisdiction, they would give up a subcommittee and they tell their leadership and are willing to do that, it may happen. it has a better chance. lastly, i would say the great thing about our system in is when the people weigh in. not just a third-party interest groups but the people. c-span viewers, if they call and say we are not going to take this anymore, we want congress to do its job. we will not reelect 95 cents of the congressmen and women if they are not doing basic national security issues. they do their collins and they weigh in, that -- if they will do that, then i think you would see an even bigger chance for this change. >> those are great thoughts to end on. i'm sorry. we've run out of time. i'm very sorry. unfortunately we do have to move yourcause i know most of probably very hungry. i just want to make a few comments. [no audio] i would

mr. tierney. >> thank you, chris. i want to thank leader pelosi and all of my colleagues for including my bill in the house democratic economic agenda. it is simple and it is straightforward. what this bill does is provide existing student loan borrowers the opportunity to refinance their debt at a lower rate. banks can do it, businesses can do it, families can do it with their home ownership and students should be able to do it. it would save students and parents and graduates thousands of dollars on their loans and that savings no doubt will be will get spent right back into the economy, giving it a boost. the nonpartisan congressional budget office states clearly that it would reduce the deficit by $22 billion in 10 years, so taxpayers also benefit from it. right now the house republicans are in there trying to find out how to sue the president. we're out here making sure that we're fighting for tens of millions of parents and students and graduates, to make sure that they have an equal chance. this is all about whose side are you on and we're

pelosi and mr. boehner and mr. reed and mr. mcconnell, we want this to happen for national security reasons. i think tom is right that it needs to be focused on the leadership. if the leadership is hearing from other members in the senate and house, that they would give up jurisdiction. they give up one subcommittee and tell their leadership that their they've willing to do that, this may happen. this has a better chance. lastly, i would say the great thing about america in our system is when people weigh in. the people. c-span viewers and if they call and say -- we're not going to take this anymore. we want congress to do its job. we're not going to re-elect 90 or 95% of the congress women and men if they're not doing their basic national security issues and they do their call-ins and call the hill and they weigh in, that's probably, if they'll do that, then i think you'll see a bigger chance for this change. >> those are great thoughts to end on and thank you. i'm sorry. we've run out of time. >> i'm sorry and we'll be happy

pelosi: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank congresswoman slaughter, our ranking member on the rules committee for the time and also more importantly for her great leadership in so many ways. in so many ways it has been about her advocacy for the priorities of the american people. so today, we have on the floor of the house legislation that is a serious matter about suing the president of the united states. instead of doing the people's business which is what ms. slaughter and others have advocated for, whether it's bringing good paying jobs home, creating jobs by building the infrastructure of america, reducing the cost of higher education for family, investing in our children, raising the minimum wage, passing legislation, to have equal pay for equal work. everything that would increase the financial stability of america's families. instead, we are wasting the taxpayers' time and money on the floor of the house on a matter that is serious, intu a waste of time. there are those who have said that this initiative to sue

we're waiting for leader pelosi who will make statement, mr. ellison who was one of the originators, if not the originator of the idea to have an ad hoc hearing at this time, and thank you. and ms. yvette clark will be here with us, jan schakowsky and mr.-- [inaudible] those were the people that signed the letter to put this together and invited other members. we have other members that are here as well today, and they will have an opportunity to introduce themselves as we go forward. but today given everything that's going on with the refugee issue with the children in this country, the machinations that congress is going through trying to put together a package, we just saw, we just heard about the latest example from our republican colleagues as to what their package is here in the house. the senate has a package. we felt it was kind of important not to be dealing with the subject in a detached way. the congress and washington, d.c. get a direct look and a probe found listening, i hope, of the young people that are with us here today. and th

but now the speaker -- the former speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, the leader in the senate, mr. and others have said that they don't support changing the 2008 law. so we're willing to work with him to do those targeted changes that may be necessary to help what he has to do to carry out the law, and we are willing to do targeted appropriations. but we have a list of practically ten things that he can do right now before anything else happens, and they would be the number one thing to do to solve this problem. >> mr. chairman, thank you very much. i appreciate your time. and we've been talking about immigration. it's just one of many issues republicans accuse the president of bungling. and many of their complaints could be detailed in an upcoming lawsuit we were just talking about. just ahead, house speaker john boehner speaks out about his plans to sue the president. >>> and again in the middle east, hamas rockets fired into israel provoked ferocious and deadly airstrikes by the israeli military. cnn correspondents are live in jerusalem and on the border between israel and gaza.

pelosi had to say. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker, for bringing us together. thank you for your leadership. thanks to chairman klein, chairwoman foxx, ranking member miller and others for getting us to this place where we can all come together in a bipartisan overwhelming way to support this jobs training bill. >> kumbaya my lord. remember that from camp? everyone working together to help the middle class if it weren't so sad, i don't mean to laugh, but everyone taking credit for coming together. not president obama. all right. you remember kumbaya? they are a happy family but the president got his nose grew over the weekend. he got three pinocchios. >> it took "the washington post" this time. i've been watching that vision for the last six years here with the nose crashing through the screen. the question is who is playing gepetoo and working on puppeteering here. in defense of the president, that was so yesterday. what difference does it make if it was just a couple days ago there was an agreement because today's truth is all that matters. >> what are we to make of it? i guess politicians

pelosi. >> thank you all. thank you, mr. speaker, for bringing us togethering in the rotunda.ze of the reverend martin luther king, jr. and abraham lincoln. they're looking at each other directly across the rotunda and here we are [ applause ] it's an honor to be here with you with senator reid, senator mcconnell and also with senator levin, our dear colleague, jon lewis, the chair of our congressional black caucus. marcia fudge and with our democratic assistant leader mr. clyburn. awfully honored that he is here as well. i want to join my colleagues in thanking the king family for sharing your mother and father with us. we are deeply in your debt. as senator levin said, this is the congressional gold medal and certainly not enough thanks but as a token of our appreciation to martin, to dexter, to bernice and to dr. king's sister christine king ferris. thank you for being with us today. this day, of course, would not be possibly without your parents and certainly would not be possible at all without president lyndon johnson, so thank you, lynn do d.inda johns and senator robb.

president signed the affordable care act in 2010 when nancy pelosi was speaker but last year with boehner and republicans leading the house mremployer mandate and penalties for failing to comply with it. >> every american would want to know can a president arbitrarily waive any law they disagree with when they took an oath of office when they said they would support and defend the constitution. >> reporter: white house aides call the lawsuit a waste of time and money. >> it's our view this is nothing more than a taxpayer funded political stunt and doesn't reflect the priorities that so many americans across the country would like to see their elected leaders in washington focused on. >> reporter: mr. obama joked that house republicans are suing him for doing his job, taking this swipe yesterday in austin, texas. >> the truth is even with all the actions i've taken this year i'm issuing executive orders at the lowest rate in 100 years. >> reporter: republican leaders call that a straw man argument from the president saying he's entitled to some executive actions but maintains the constitution doesn't give presidents authority

pelosi. she is out-of-state. she wanted me to give you her very best and great respect. mr. ker, leader harry reid, leader mitch mcconnell, eric cantor, kirsten gillibrand, gregory meeks, who sponsored the legislation. members of the raoul wallenberg foundation. i am pleased to be here. unfortunately, nancy pelosi could not be with us, but she asked me to convey her greetings to all of you and express her gratitude to the entire family along with her congratulations on the presentation of this gold medal. whoever destroys a single soul, it is considered as if he destroyed an entire world. whoever saves a life, it is considered as if he saved an entire world. raoul wallenberg saved 100,000 worlds. the descendents of those whose lives were spared, because of his courage and conviction, number like the stars. today's gold medal ceremony as not only a moment to reflect on his heroism and his role as one of the most consequential righteous among the nations, it is also an opportunity for all of us here to remember the lesson he taught us all through his example. a lesson as applic

mr. chairman. i'm looking forward to writing my letter to leader pelosi. i want to come back to this committee in the next congress of the united states. nothing is more interesting than coming to this committee each and every time. well, guess what? welcome, mr. rodriguez. >> good to be here. >> you finally heard the republicans say they love a union. one union. one union only. of course, it's the union that helps them promote the kind of sent phobic attitude towards immigrants they like to promote in the congress of the united states. that's unfortunate, but they do like a union. finally there's one. i don't know if the members of the aflcio or what they are. just so we get clear, he keeps talking about the testimony about the i.c.e. union. are there i.c.e. members on the border stopping people from crossing the border? >> my understanding is the responsibility of u.s. customs and border patrol. >> there we go. so there's one union you should stop talking about at the border since i.c.e. agents aren't at the border of the united states. but why let the fa

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mr. chairman. i'm looking forward to writing my letter to leader pelosi. i want to come back to this committee in the next congress of the united states. nothing is more interesting than coming to this committee each and every time. well, guess what? welcome, mr. rodriguez. >> good to be here. >> you finally heard the republicans say they love a union. one union. one union only. of course, it's the union that helps them promote the kind of sent phobic attitude towards immigrants they like to promote in the congress of the united states. that's unfortunate, but they do like a union. finally there's one. i don't know if the members of the aflcio or what they are. just so we get clear, he keeps talking about the testimony about the i.c.e. union. are there i.c.e. members on the border stopping people from crossing the border? >> my understanding is the responsibility of u.s. customs and border patrol. >> there we go. so there's one union you should stop talking about at the border since i.c.e. agents aren't at the border of the united states. but why let the fa

mr. tierney. >> thank you, chris. i want to thank leader pelosi and all of my colleagues for including my bill in the house democratic economic agenda. it is simple and it is straightforward. what this bill does is provide existing student loan borrowers the opportunity to refinance their debt at a lower rate. banks can do it, businesses can do it, families can do it with their home ownership and students should be able to do it. it would save students and parents and graduates thousands of dollars on their loans and that savings no doubt will be will get spent right back into the economy, giving it a boost. the nonpartisan congressional budget office states clearly that it would reduce the deficit by $22 billion in 10 years, so taxpayers also benefit from it. right now the house republicans are in there trying to find out how to sue the president. we're out here making sure that we're fighting for tens of millions of parents and students and graduates, to make sure that they have an equal chance. this is all about whose side are you on and we're

pelosi on your program. >> we are going to have a little discussion about her and little discussion about mr.. is he not a sexist, is he: >> did you see that interview. >> did i. >> did you see what was not this that interview. >> the irs prosecution. >> we will talk about it at :00. >> watters goes to the most liberal sfx: car unlock beep. vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. ♪ could help your business didavoid hours of delaynd test caused by slow internet from the phone company? that's enough time to record a memo. idea for sales giveaway. return a call. sign a contract. pick a tie. take a break with mr. duck. practice up for the business trip. fly to florida. win an award. close a deal. hire an intern. and still have time to spare. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business. built for business. . >>> back of the book s

pelosi on your program. >> we are going to have a little discussion about her and little discussion about mr.oh, mr. holder. is he not a sexist, is he: >> did you see that interview. >> did i. >> did you see what was not this that interview. >> the irs prosecution. >> we will talk about it at :00. >> watters goes to the most liberal state in the union. right back with it. c'mon, you want heartburn? when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast, with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact. and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum... tums! . >>> back of the book segment tonight, watters world, kind of a tie between hawaii and vermont as to which state is the most liberal in the nation. since hawaii is very far away from new york city and vermont is not. we sent watters there. >> ♪ >> what's the general philosophy in vermont? >> laid back redneck. >> i know a lot of people do a lot of hunting around here. >> what do they hunt? >> mostly deer, moose, bear. >> he they're overpopulated in this region. >> president obama won overwhelmingly here by 35 percentage poin

pelosi suggested you have to do in these situations. >> i think that's right. if i were leading the republican party i would say, okay, mr. president. i will give you $3.7 billion. now in this bill is going to be border security. why not? then they can declare a victoria ary to their friends. >> why can't they do that? >> because they have lost their way. honestly, are there are a great many of them that are incapable. i saw the chairman of the finance committee talk about -- of one of the committees in the house. banking committee, i guess it was. talking about how the restrictions on banks are hurt ing the economy. the restrictions on banks are hurting the economy? how did we get into the economy? we got into the economy by not having the restrictions on big banks. >> of course! >> this is ideological nonsense. it reminds me of the who lost china debate in the 1950s where one side is frothing at the mouth and finding communists under every bed and the other side including reasonable republicans like dwight eisenhower are trying to run the country. i think the american people look at this. i'm predicting now we hold the senate 52-4

mr. chair, and i'm pleased to yield one minute to the gentlelady from california, ms. pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california is recognized for one minute. ms. pelosi: thank you, madam speaker. i thank the gentlelady for yielding, our ranking member on the appropriations committee who from day one knowing of this challenge that we have with the children at the border as reacted in a very wise, humanitarian, yes, practical way as to what the best way is to address the challenge under the values of our country and save the children. i was interested in the back and forth between the distinguished chairman of the appropriations committee, mr. rogers, and our ranking member on the subject of the change in the law that is in the legislative language that is in this supplemental. because i agree with our distinguished whip, mr. hoyer, and others who have said there are two things happening here. one is we need to address the challenge, the humanitarian challenge. we need resources to do that for particular purposes, and we should do that in the supplemental.

pelosi. she is out of state. she wanted me to give you her very best and her great respect. mr.riend and majority leader of the house of representatives, eric cantor, gillibrand, gregory meeks who sponsored this legislation, foreign minister built, speaker westerberg, members of the raoul wallenberg foundation, and ladies and gentlemen. i am pleased to be here. unfortunately as i've said, leader pelosi could not be with us this afternoon, but she asked me to convey her greetings to all of you and to express her gratitude. nina, to you, and the entire wallenberg family, along with her congratulations on the presentation of this gold medal. i quote, whoever destroys a single soul, it is considered as if he destroyed an entire world. and whoever saves a life, it is considered as if he saved an entire world. raoul wallenberg saved 100,000 worlds and the descendants of those whose lives were spared because of his courage and conviction number like the stars. today's gold medal ceremony is not only a moment to reflect on his heroism, and his role as one of the most consequential, righ

mr. tierney. >> thank you, chris. i want to thank leader pelosi and all of my colleagues for including my bill in the house democratic economic agenda. it is simple and it is straightforward. what this bill does is provide existing student loan borrowers the opportunity to refinance their debt at a lower rate. banks can do it, businesses can do it, families can do it with their home ownership and students should be able to do it. it would save students and parents and graduates thousands of dollars on their loans and that savings no doubt will be will get spent right back into the economy, giving it a boost. the nonpartisan congressional budget office states clearly that it would reduce the deficit by $22 billion in 10 years, so taxpayers also benefit from it. right now the house republicans are in there trying to find out how to sue the president. we're out here making sure that we're fighting for tens of millions of parents and students and graduates, to make sure that they have an equal chance. this is all about whose side are you on and we're

pelosi. she is out of the state and she wanted me to give you her very best and her great respect. mr. mr. of representatives eric cantor, kirsten gillibrand gregory meeks who has sponsored this legislation, foreign minister speaker westerberg and members of the raoul wallenberg foundation, ladies and gentlemen, i am pleased to be here. unfortunately as i have said leader pelosi could not be with us this afternoon. she asked me to convey her greetings to all of you and to express her gratitude nay to you and the entire wallenberg family along with her congratulations on the presentation of this gold medal. but, teaches and i quote whipper destroys a single soul, it is considered as if he destroyed an entire world. and whoever saves a life it is considered as if he saved an entire world. raoul wallenberg saved 100,000 worlds and the descendents of those whose lives were spared because of his courage and conviction number like the stars. today's gold-medal ceremony is not only a moment to reflect on his heroism and his role as one of the most consequential righteous among the nations, it is

mr. chair, and i'm pleased to yield one minute to the gentlelady from california, ms. pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california is recognized for one minute. ms. pelosi: thank you, madam speaker. i thank the gentlelady for yielding, our ranking member on the appropriations committee who from day one knowing of this challenge that we have with the children at the border as reacted in a very wise, humanitarian, yes, practical way as to what the best way is to address the challenge under the values of our country and save the children. i was interested in the back and forth between the distinguished chairman of the appropriations committee, mr. rogers, and our ranking member on the subject of the change in the law that is in the legislative language that is in this supplemental. because i agree with our distinguished whip, mr. hoyer, and others who have said there are two things happening here. one is we need to address the challenge, the humanitarian challenge. we need resources to do that for particular purposes, and we should do that in the supplemental.