[applause] mrs. pelosi: as mr.effries, are extinguished chairman said, we will follow our mandate for the people, and i thank you for exceptnd nomination, and those kind remarks on behalf of the entire house democratic caucus who made all of those victories possible. [applause] mrs. pelosi: some of them in a bipartisan way. and power our mandate for the people, to lower health care costs and prescription drug prices, and protect people with pre-existing medical conditions. [applause] mrs. pelosi: to increase paychecks by rebuilding america with green and modern infrastructure from sea to shining sea. we look forward to working with the president on that. to pass hr one, to restore integrity to government so people can have confidence that will work for the people, not that special interest. hr1. [applause] mrs. pelosi: this house will take overdue legislation that has bipartisan support, bipartisan support, in the congress and across the country. we will make our communities safer and keep our sacred promise to the

and mrs. pelosi is saying not a nickel. but as usual with donald trump the old rules don't seem to apply. in the old rules you would blame me and i would blame you. the * changed that when he said he would take the blame for it and people thought that was dumb. in this game of chicken donald trump proved on trade, he proved he can take the pain. he's willing to take the pain. not many politicians are. saying the shutdown is causing all these problems. he proved he's willing to see that go. that's a tough thing for mrs. pelosi. the logical trade-off is a daca rye form. but it seems the democrats today don't want a wall more than they want to provide the daca agreement. but in this case, the third thing i look at when i look at this clash. someone is going to be the big winner and someone is going to be the big loser. i think if donald trump doesn't get this wall web's a big loser. he is going into sift on it. if he doesn't get it after having made it such a big deal, i think he loses big time. liz: he could say they denied.

mrs pelosi had planned to visit us troops in afghanistan and meet with nato allies. police academy in the colombian capital, bogota, killing nine people. local media say at least fifty more have been injured. initial reports indicate the car was driven at speed through the gates and then exploded in a car park. the driver is believed to have been killed. president trump has announced plans to expand america's missile defence programme, including the creation of a layer of sensors in space. he said his administration's goal was to shield every city in the united states from all types of missile attacks. we will terminate any missile launchers from hostile powers or even from powers that make a mistake, it won't happen, regardless of the missile type, or geographic origins of the attack. two people have been killed by security forces using live ammunition to supress a demonstration in the sudanese capital, khartoum. police also used tear gas and beat protestors who took to the streets demanding the resignation of president omar al—bashir. multiple arrests have been mad

if mrs. pelosiwould appoint someone in whom she has confidence, the president appoint someone in whom he has confidence and say get me a global plan to secure the border. they would come back and say we need to beef up security at the ports, more border agents, technology, drones, more detention and in certain places we need a wall. these two people could say, mr. president, madam speaker, you are both getting what you want. we've got to get the government back open. everybody go to their corners and let's swallow our pride and agree to try this. i think we could wrap it up pretty fast. i just think they are both so dug in. i haven't spoken to the speaker for whom i have great respect. i have spoken to the president. he is resolute on this. >> i have to ask, given that he said he would own this shutdown now a month ago, do you think it would be incumbent on him to have a strategy to end it? >> i think they both ought to have a strategy. i think the president is not going to agree to any sort of deal

mrs. pelosi, speaker pelosi, who is negotiating for the democrats i think understands that in her heart, but the problem i think we have is that mrs. pelosi's hatred for president trump is great er than her desire to hav border security. the president has indicated any number of times that he is willing to negotiate the amount of moneys involved, but that it is unrealistic to expect us to seal the border without using a barrier. i happen to think he is right. i would just point out hate is a very underestimated emotion. i don't know who said that, but someone did. and i think mrs. pelosi is allowing her distaste for the president to interfere with resolving this shutdown. >> i think the president's distaste for nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, senator, was just very clear. he called them less honorable than xi jinping and the chinese regime. you heard the president many times during the campaign say that mexico would pay for the wall, right? >> yes. >> so he just said this morning quote, i never s

pelosi. upton, mccarthy. mr. van drew votes no. vargas, pelosi. easey, pelosi. ella -- veterans daya, pelosi. -- vela, pelosi. velazquez, pelosi. visclosky, pelosi. agner, mccarthy. walberg, mccarthy. walden, mccarthy. alker, mccarthy. walorski, mccarthy. waltz, mccarthy. pelosi.n schultz, , pelosi. watkins, mccarthy. atson coleman, pelosi. eber of texas, mccarthy. mccarthy. florida, welch, pelosi. enstrup, mccarthy. westerman, mccarthy. pelosi. wild, pelosi. illiams, mccarthy. wilson of florida, pelosi. wilson of south carolina, mccarthy. wittman, mccarthy. womack, mccarthy. woodall, mccarthy. right, mccarthy. yarmuth, pelosi. oho, mccarthy. young, mccarthy. eldin, mccarthy. the clerk of the house: the reading clerk will call the mes of the representatives-elect who did not answer the call of the roll. . e clerk: jones mr. van drew is present. the clerk of the house: if there are nip representatives-elect who did not answer the call of the roll, you may come to the well and vote at this time. >> there are four tellers, two from each party. is that too quadruple

john kennedy/r- louisiana> "no, i don't think there is a strategy by either president trump or mrs. pelosi. budget talks in a deep freeze. government workers in a financial squeeze."we don't have a job. all our benefits are gone, and a lot of people are struggling.""people are nervous, they're scared."the new york times says only a little over a third of the furloughed workers had enough financial pad to take them through more than two weeks without pay.18 percent had one to two weeks' .28 percent had less than a week's.and nearly one out of five government workers had no financial pad at all.prison guards, fbi agents, air traffic controllers and tsa inspectors ... all of them are required to show up for their jobs ... paycheck or notso are tens of thousands of i=r=s workers called back to handle tax returns, no excuses, no exceptions.the official guide to government shutdowns specifies they cannot take vacation, comp or even sick time . "to me, it's unfair."this week a judge turned down an air traffic controller lawsuit challenging the work without

i think if mrs. pelosito the plate and said i'll talk about a wall, we could wrap this up in a matter of days. >> if that's all it takes, it should be done tomorrow. because they have been offering money for this physical barrier for several differ iterations of a deal. people are paying a price they should have never had to pay. thank you for talking to me about these pressing matters. >> thanks, chris. >> there's another story emerging around us today. do you remember when the president claimed he saw thousands of arabs cheering nearby after the world trade center fell on 9/11? do you remember that? those were the early stages of this brown menace as i call it. well now, there's a new chapter. the danger of prayer is the new hype. next. onmillionth order.r. ♪ there goes our first big order. ♪ 44, 45, 46... how many of these did they order? ooh, that's hot. ♪ you know, we could sell these. nah. ♪ we don't bake. ♪ opportunity. what we deliver by delivering. i'm not really a, i thought wall street guy.ns. wh

mrs pelosi had planned to visit us troops in afghanistan and meet with nato allies.academy in the colombian capital, bogota, killing nine people. local media say at least 50 more have been injured. initial reports indicate the car was driven at speed through the gates, and then exploded in a car park. the driver is believed to have been killed. president trump has announced plans to expand america's missile defence programme, including the creation of a layer of sensors in space. in the united states from all types of missile attacks. we will terminate any missile launches from hostile powers, or even from powers that make a mistake. it won't happen, regardless of the missile type or geographic origins of the attack. the french government has launched a contingency plan to prepare for a no—deal brexit. about $57 million has been earmarked for airports and sea ports, and the eurotunnel rail link to britain, in particular. the french prime minister says a no—deal brexit is looking "less and less unlikely". two people have been killed by security forces using live ammun

to ground military planes used by members of congress to travel that means pelosi won't be going to afghanistan as planned mrtrump did add that ms pelosi can always get to kabul with a commercial airline instead there's been reaction on social media from house republican whip steve elise who wrote that pollution is decision makes clear that we already know democrats are only interested in of structuring donald trump not governing other republicans are coming up with their own work arounds like kentucky senator rand paul senator mcconnell is in charge of the senate if mrs pelosi refuses to allow the president to deliver the state of the union in the house i propose we move it to the senate and make it happen but democrats like california congressman eric swalwell are standing by pelosi the state of the union drains considerable resources from law enforcement officials who already are not getting paid if donald trump wants forty five minutes at the capitol he can go see speaker pelosi and work to reopen the government. all right the day is nearly done we'll see you tomorrow everybody. takes some of the few peo

if mrs. pelosi took daca she can make a reasonable case.led the democratic priority and in fact we lost last year when chuck schumer shut down government. >> this is called negotiating. this art has been lost in translation here in last year. i'm hopeful it democrats want to listen and if you publicans are willing to listen as well we might be able to find an angle that reopens government and last democrats to get onto - the one. trish: this is a state and national emergency. >> i don't think i'll do that. trish: were saying that in some reports but from the rnc told us he's got every legal right to do this and indicated it before. it would be disastrous because it would will down in litigation but it could happen. perhaps it won't perhaps he can bring them to the table and he is a says he's a great negotiator. they don't want to negotiate right now but i hope that changes for the sake of this country and for the sake of people who want to come here and for the sake of everyone that is here. thank you so much. representative, good to see yo

in her letter, mrs pelosi suggested to mr trump that he should deliver the speech in writing unless federald rohingya muslim refugees have crossed into bangladesh from neighbouring india in recent weeks because they fear deportation to myanmar. india has been deporting small numbers of refugees, sparking criticism from human rights groups. more than 700,000 rohingya muslims fled from myanmar following a brutal military crackdown in 2017. the greek prime minister, alexis tsipras, has narrowly survived a confidence vote in parliament, after his governing coalition party broke down in a row over the renaming of macedonia. mr tsipras can now push ahead with his controversial deal to allow greece's northern neighbour to be renamed the republic of north macedonia. the plan only needs parliament's approval to go ahead. now take a look at this rare giant ice disc. it's more than 90 meters wide and has formed naturally in a river in the us state of maine. pictures of it shared on social media have been mesmerising people around the world. ice discs can form at bends in rivers, where faster water chi

own work arounds like kentucky senator rand paul senator mcconnell is in charge of the senate if mrs pelosirefuses to allow the president to deliver the state of the union in the house i propose we move it to the senate and make it happen but democrats like california congressman eric swalwell are standing by palosi the state of the union drains considerable resources from law enforcement officials who already are not getting paid if donald trump wants forty five minutes at the capitol he can go see speaker pelosi and work to reopen the government. all right the day is nearly done we'll see you tomorrow about. the. country gun international talk show the four journalists discuss the topic of the week. trip and its european partners are scrambling to chart a path out of the bradford chaos after punisher may suffered a crushing defeat in parliament will be weighing up the options of ahead on. quadriga next d.w. . how wells becomes powerful now you get rich putting your money at the right time in my family. are leaving the poor behind inequality is the most pressing social problem facing east

mrs pelosi had planned to visit us troops in afghanistan and meet with nato allies.ronment. ‘the planetary health diet‘ doesn't completely rule out meat and dairy foods but it does recommend that most protein should come from sources such as nuts, beans and lentils. it's being billed as a diet that's good for human health and good for the planet as our science editor david shukman explains. all over the world there are 7 billion people to feed. some in developing countries struggle to afford one meal a day. while others in richer nations overindulge on mass produced food that could do the real harm and at the same time damage the environment. the challenge outlined in the report is how to sustain a global population of ten billion by 2050, and prevent the 11 million premature deaths every year because of bad diet. in north america, for example, people eat six and a half times more meat than is recommended. but switching to a new diet won't be easy. how practical is this for let's say a single parent with a busy life and lots of kids? virtually impossible, i would say

john kennedy/r- louisiana> "no, i don't think there is a strategy by either president trump or mrs. pelosialks in a deep freeze. government workers in a financial squeeze."we don't have a job. all our benefits are gone, and a lot of people are struggling.""people are nervous, they're scared."the new york times says only a little over a third of the furloughed workers had enough financial pad to take them through more than two weeks without pay.18 percent had one to two weeks' .28 percent had less than a week's.and nearly one out of five government workers had no financial pad at all.prison guards, fbi agents, air traffic controllers and tsa inspectors ... all of them are required to show up for their jobs ... paycheck or notso are tens of thousands of i=r=s workers called back to handle tax returns, no excuses, no exceptions.the official guide to government shutdowns specifies they cannot take vacation, comp or even sick time . "to me, it's unfair."this week a judge turned down an air traffic controller lawsuit challenging the work without pay.the he

will the pressure increase on both sides both donald trump's white house and also the democrats mrs pelosi when those government work because don't get paid towards the end of the month. yes without a doubt there's going to be a lot of pressure that's building particularly because two reasons the people that are really affected by this are every day working americans middle class americans and there's two things we're got going on here number one the eight hundred thousand government employees that are either not working and or working and not getting paid those are people from that such as park rangers from the national park service t.s.a. workers transportation security administration workers that do security and screening at the airports that are not getting paid but asked to work as well as coast guard officials as well so you have really working class government employees. that are not going to get be getting paid and there's a lot of pressure there that government officials are going to be feeling from from these eight hundred thousand or so employees but then you also have millions

pelosi. upton, mccarthy. mr. van drew votes no. vargas, pelosi. easey, pelosi. ella -- veterans daya, pelosi. -- vela, pelosi. velazquez, pelosi. visclosky, pelosi. agner, mccarthy. walberg, mccarthy. walden, mccarthy. alker, mccarthy. walorski, mccarthy. waltz, mccarthy. pelosi.n schultz, , pelosi. watkins, mccarthy. atson coleman, pelosi. eber of texas, mccarthy. mccarthy. florida, welch, pelosi. enstrup, mccarthy. westerman, mccarthy. pelosi. wild, pelosi. illiams, mccarthy. wilson of florida, pelosi. wilson of south carolina, mccarthy. wittman, mccarthy. womack, mccarthy. woodall, mccarthy. right, mccarthy. yarmuth, pelosi. oho, mccarthy. young, mccarthy. eldin, mccarthy. the clerk of the house: the reading clerk will call the mes of the representatives-elect who did not answer the call of the roll. . e clerk: jones mr. van drew is present. the clerk of the house: if there are nip representatives-elect who did not answer the call of the roll, you may come to the well and vote at this time. >> most always important on the house floor. there

pelosi has 80 mrs. purse of the votes in each re-election, 1987 she barely beat hari britt but since then she wins huge. this will bring her vote total down to the high 70s but there are lot of people who are angry with her in her own district. anymore questions? >> sign some books. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversation] >> you're watching book which of on c-span2. television for serious readers. this past week nancy pelosi was elected again to the speaker over the house. she previously served as speaker from 2007 to 2011. in 2008, speaker pelosi appeared on c-span's q & a program to talk about her book "know your power."

mr. pelosi and mr.for so what they suffered will not be in vein and it only be a abbreviated point in time for donald trump to get what he wants that america doesn't need. a sanity war that does it for me, thank you for watching, i'll seal you back here tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern for a new life edition of "politics nation. up next "the beat." >> a historic day in the mueller probe and the entire trump era it started with an early morning raid and arrest of roger stone within mueller indicting him for obstruction and witness tampering. this is the first indictment of someone involved, and unlike oth every other associate, he came out to defiantly address the charges against him.

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. >> the democrats, mrs. pelosi had a statement saying he was incomplete and not appropriate.eanwhile this week, leader mcconnell will bring it to the floor. you need seven or so democratic senators to pass for the 60 threshold. what do you think will happen this week in a something is in the senate you would think he would bring that to the floor without the votes. would that put pressure on the house speaker to get up the ball? >> yes, if the senate passed s., it would ratchet up the pressure on speaker pelosi because it would change the dynamics around the issue. but of course the question as you know is can mcconnell get these votes? can he get seven democrats to cross party lines? >> you think is fair? you think democrats represent the state that he won would go on? >> that isn't even a partisan opinion. i was doing my own reporting on the issue this week in steve banning of all people was saying democrats have no intention of giving a penny for the border while because even someone like gannon has become such a signature reissue that the democrats just don't feel there w

until the president and mrs. pelosi can come up with something, don't expect it to be on the president's desk. >>> a congressional reporter at "politico" and the former communications director at the republican committee and the former white house press secretary for president bill clinton. two separate chambers doing two separate things, two separate messages, two separate bills. i know you're keeping your ear to the ground for what's happening in congress and both feeling pressure from their constituencies. >> i think the president set up unity and set up middle ground and offered democrats something they have in the past wanted and could potentially change the narrative in the next couple weeks and couple days. i talked to moderate democrats, blue dogs in the house and watched people like joe manchin in this senate to see what he does on this proposal trump put forward. moderate democrats are hearing complaints back home and they are getting really concerned. nay agree with their democratic leadership they don't want

i don't think mrs. pelosi too much maneuvering herself. >> quickly your prediction. >> my prediction is sometime on the weekend before the state of the union i.e. the weekend after next, something will give them the president will try and claim as much of a rhetorical victory is possible, reopen the government and move on. >> will get back to you. david, always good to see you. >> fox news alert secretary of state mike pompeo raven in saudi arabia today as part of his middle eastern tour. he's due to meet with saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman. following the story from riyadh. reporter: arthel can the secretary of state has several high-level meetings. the state department says the secretary will discuss u.s. policy in syria and towards iran could the secretary says he will discuss the murder of jamal khashoggi with crown prince mohammed and solomon. now more than 100 days after khashoggi's murder in the saudi consulate in his mold. >> we will continue to have conversation with the crown prince that the a

i don't think mrs. pelosi would have a hard time dealing with that.give anything. >> what you think about the democrat side of the aisle. >> the fact is, it is harder for any congressional leader of any party to keep the coalition together than it is for the president. >> because mitch mcconnell is giving cover to the republicans saying he will schedule a bill. >> he has to keep the people together. >> this story about security issues over the state of the union, nancy pelosi said januari welcome you to the state of the union. it wasn't a security issue then. >> that's why think they have to break out of that. there each claim to their base. i think president trump could get the margin in the middle that wants to see a deal. >> do you think it the border is in crisis? >> i do. we have all these children coming in. it i think there's also some problems and we don't have the infrastructure to deal with the inflow. we do not have points, they're trying to get people to go through certain ports to make sure we can deal with them. we do not have any order.

mrs. pelosi siting security concerns.epartment of homeland security secretary her it is, kirstjen nielsen says what concerns? we're going to get to it with rick scott and new jersey democratic congressman josh

. >> we can come to the senate if mrs. pelosi done want him to come to the house. ust think that sort of tactic is making things worse. the problem here and i'm not just speaking of speaker pelosi and president trump. we just got too many people in this city who are drunk on certainty and virtue. >> now the democrat on the senate judiciary committee is raising doubt whether she will vote for gamation of william barr. dianne feinstein said she would not vote to confirm barr unless he commits to releasing mueller's report on his investigation to the public. now during the first day of his confirmation barr said he did not believe that mueller's final report was required to be made public. during yesterday's proceedings, feinstein praised barr's answers about mueller understanding the need for independence and importance of protecting the justice department along with mueller from potential interference. she stressed the nominee's description of what he would do with the special counsel's final report was confusing, adding that the public needs to see it with exception

mrs pelosi has previously cited security as a reason for cancelling the speech.e a disgrace. the shutdown began over a month ago and has been prolonged because the democrats are refusing to authorise the $5 billion president trump wants to build a border wall. social media is acting as a breeding ground for false and harmful information about the safety of vaccines, and fuelling parents' fears of side—effects, according to a report. the royal society for public health said groups looking to spread misleading and dangerous information about vaccines were more prominent on platforms like facebook than in other media. it called on tech companies to clamp down on fake news. facebook said they had made significant investments in recent years to stop the spread of false information. we would like to see i think lots more positive information about the right information on vaccinations on social media, that is one thing. we would certainly like to see social media companies taking this seriously, their responsibilities around health information and working with us and g

pelosi. they would not. so here we are, mr. president, day 24 because the speaker of the house has decided that enforcing our own laws is now immoral. because she's decided it's better to prolong this partial shutdown that invest more than one dollar and something that both parties agreed was a good idea until about five minutes ago. funding that obama administrationra border expert continue to argue is a good idea, and essential idea. right here in the senate i'm sorry to say my democratic colleagues think to have just fall in line. based on their actions my colleagues across the aisle seem to agree. better for federal workers to keep going without pay than to invest one, 1000s of us federal spending in same kind of border security that they themselves voted repeatedly to fund it just the past two years. i had a hard time believing that every last one of my democratic colleagues really stands with speaker pelosi on this. hard to believe. hard to believe senate democrats now great their own recent votes on border security were

pelosi: thank you very much, mr. leader. and thank you for your leadership in bringing us to this important resolution now. where shortly the senate will send over to the house a paper, i came over to see the original paper, and we'll get it probably in a half an hour. two resolutions. one to open up government for all of the agencies of government, and one to proceed to conference on the homeland security bill. we're pleased that we reached an agreement to reopen government now. so that we can have a discussion on how to secure our borders. it is very clear that we all understand the importance of securing our borders and we have some very good ideas on how to do that. and that will be part of the discussion as we go forward. house democrats look forward to working in a bipartisan, bicameral way to pass all of the bills to open government, as we proceed into the conference discussion. now, i'm an appropriator and i was forged in that culture and i know that left to their own devices, the appropriators bicamerally and bipart

. >> he can come to the senate if mrs. pelosioesn't want him to come to the house. >> some lawmakers trying new tactics to end the shutdown. a group of freshmen house democrats trying to deliver a letter to senate gop leader mitch mcconnell, but saying they could not find him >> we're here doing our jobs we have voted repeatedly over and over again to reopen the government >> as thousands go without paychecks -- >> until you have to make rent, until you have to feed your children, then you know how it feels. >> and thousands more called back to work without pay >> and, brian, that group of some 50,000 federal workers called back to help with things like flight inspection, food inspection, and tax refunds. back to you. >> blaine alexander in d.c thank you very much. >> yep >> now let's get a check on the morning's top headlines, including some nasty weather, which apparently is headed our way. nbc's francis riviera in new york now with that francis. >> all right hi, brian. happy thursday buckle up. we are monitoring these powerful

i think he's met his match in mrs. pelosie president right saying if he gives in to the democrats, he's going to lose republican support in the senate? >> there's mixed opinion on the answer to that. i've talked to people who are close to him today who are yes, that he's right. this is one thing he cannot give on. for his base. he cannot give on. they actually would abandon him if he gave on this. others say no. i mean, it's the fifth avenue shooting somebody on 5th avenue. they're going stick with him as long as he gives a good argument and reason that they're going to believe what he says. it's mixed. what's important. >> park avenue. >> thank you for that. i think probably any avenue. in midtown would be applicable. it doesn't matter what people are are saying to him. it's what he believes and he is firmly confident that this is the right thing to do for him politically. and that's what a republican senator who was in the private meeting with him told me today. it's not that he is necessarily arguing that it's the right th

the times saying mrs. pelosi knows this speakership will be defined how she handles mr. trump. will it be defined? >> no question i think the president always takes up all the oxygen in the room, especially this president who is always looking to make news, he's always looking to win the 24-hour news cycle. he will say and do anything to win the 24-hour news cycle. so he will be no question defining this. but you know he has to deal with a democratic congress with a seasoned leader within the framework of the legislative process. so that will be his challenge as well. >> reporter: the current challenge is this government shutdown now stretching into day 13. nancy pelosi was asked about this, this morning on the "today" show, where democrats see compromise, i want you to watch. >> okay. >> when you are negotiating with someone, you have to know, you stipulate to some fact. it's hard to do that with the president because he resists, science, evidence, data, truths. it's hard to pin the president down on the facts. i thinkened hope that we can work together in a positive way now t

mrs. pelosi siting security concerns. now the department of homeland security secretary her it is, kirstjen nielsen says what concerns? we're going to get to it with rick scott and new jersey democratic congressman josh scottheimer who met with the. today. first, blake burman at the white house where all of this was unfolding. blake? >> the stalemate ratcheting up today. the televised portion should no longer go forward. she's citing security concerns saying the united states secret service falls under the department of homeland security, which of course is impacted be i the partial government shut down. so she wrote a letter to president which ends with the following saying "sadly given the security concerns and unless government reopens this week, i suggest we work together to determine another suitable date after government has reopened for this address or for you to consider delivering your state of the union address in writing to the congress on january 29." the department of homeland security tells fox that democrat

mrs. pelosi just refuses to admit the obvious, because of her hatred of president trump. >> the day after giving the democrats' response to the president, speaker pelosi and senator schumer did an event with furloughed federal workers. they are hoping pressure would force the g.o.p. to cut a deal. >> my message to president trump and my republican colleagues in congress is simple -- our federal workers just want to do their job. it's time that you do yours. >> the house side of the capital, democrats are putting individual funding bills on the floor starting with finance today to fund, for example, the irs. tomorrow they are planning to vote on funding for agriculture and housing and urban development. democrats say after passing those bills while makers can continue discussions about border security. >> the obvious exit here at the white house, they will come to the table and be responsible. to reopen the government, pass funding bills, as the republican senate has. >> the republicans concern is

house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer spoke to the press. this is about 20 minutes. mr. schumer: well, good afternoon. first, i am proud that this is the first time this year that leader pelosi is appearing as speaker pelosi in this room. and the longest shutdown in american history will finally end today. the president has agreed to our request to open the government and then debate border security. which is great news for 800,000 federal workers, and millions of americans who depend on government services. as democrats have said all along, the solution to this impasse was separate funding for the government, and then go over our disagreements from border security. separate the funding of government from the discussion on border security. and that's what we got. and democrats, in the senate and in the house, were united behind this position throughout the shutdown. and ultimately this agreement endorses our position. it reopens the government without preconditions, gives democrats and republicans an opportunity to discuss border security without holding hundreds of tho

mr. trump and nancy pelosi are driving this in terms of electoral politics. y of mr. trump's efforts are done to enhance his prospects in 2020. at some point, as kim suggests, there's going to have to be a deal. this cannot go on forever, but the question is when will either side break. paul: all right. when we come back, president trump's nominee for or attorney general facing a drilling on capitol hill. what we learned this week about bill barr and how he'll run the department of justice. ♪ will it feel like the wheend of a journey?p working, or the beginning of something even better? when you prepare for retirement with pacific life, you can create a lifelong income... so you have the freedom to keep doing whatever is most meaningful to you. a reliable income that lets you retire, without retiring from life. that's the power of pacific. ask your financial professional about pacific life today. got it. ran out of ink and i have a big meeting today. and 2 boxes of twizzlers... yeah, uh...for the team. the team? gooo team... order online pickup in an hour. and

mr. president, as speaker pelosi has shamelessly claimed. but refusing to act in the face of evil is immoral. it's clear there's a crisis as it is clear that it's our responsibility to restore safety and security and order. in my wildest dreams i never would have imagined we would be debating if we should secure our borders, as we apparently are now. that's something we should all agree on. instead, we should be focused on how to secure our borders and how to do it in a smart, responsible way. in my experience and learning from the t experts, they tell me it's no one-size-fits-all solution. you can imagine in a 1200-mile border with just texas and mexico with the variety of topography and geography that one size fits all does not work. what works best in the rio grande valley doesn't necessarily work in an urban environment like el paso, with one has just right across -- juarez just red cross international bridge. we need to customize solutions that meet the specific needs rather than trying to dictate here in washington foundde miles away a

. >> remember pelosi initially claimed security was the reason for delaying the address. here's what mr. trump had to say about postponing his speech. >> nancy pelosi, or nancy as i call her, she doesn't want it hear the truth and she doesn't want more importantly the american people hear the truth. so we just found out that she has canceled it and i think that that is a great blotch on the incredible country that we all love. i think it is a great, great horrible mark. >> we're told the white house was caught off guard by pelosi's pushback. cnn learned that the president's team believed that the speaker was only suggesting the address be postponed. so they decided to call her bluff. pelosi then pressing her advantage late last night tweeting i hope by saying near future you mean that you will support the house passed package to end the shutdown. >> let's bring in sarah westwood live in washington this morning. good morning. we are still stunned about this late night tweet from the president saying it is her prerogative. and also reminding us that he is concerned about history and tradi

mr. president as the speaker pelosi has claimed. but refusing to act in the face of evil is immoral. it's clear there is a crisis and it is our responsibility to restore safety and security and order. in my wildest dreams i never would have imagined we would be debating if we should secure our borders as we apparently are n now. that's something we should agree on andw instead we should be focused on how to secure our borders and how to do it in a smart and m responsible way. in my experience, learning from the experts they tell me that it isti no one-size-fits-all solution. you can imagine and a 1200-mile border with texas and mexico and with the variety of topography and geography that one-size-fits-all does not work. what works best in the valley doesn't work in the urban environment like el paso. we need to look at border security as a combination of three things physical infrastructure, yes that includes barriers, walls, fences,ns vehicle barriers and appropriate locations but also includes technology. iit determines what is best for each sector. in other areas sensor technology

in a sweet, the president took a swipe at nancy pelosi and the city she represents, san francisco. mr. trump said quote nancy pelosi has behaved so irrationally that she now officially becomes a radical democrat. she is so petrified of the lefties of her party she has lost control and by the way, clean up the streets in san francisco. they are disgusting. the speaker fired back saying reopen the government. let workers get their paycheck and discuss how we can come together to protect the border. san francisco mayor is reacting tweeting quote we are cleaning the streets just like speaker pelosi is cleaning up af the mess that's your presidency. oakland congresswoman says she's more furious with each day that the government is shut down. congresswoman lee says she's been talking with federal workers in her district many of whom have family members on the government payroll. >> one young man has eight family members working for the federal government. thfamily is a can't support eac because they are all victimized as a result of this trump immoral shut down. >> congresswoman lee says ev

nancy pelosi, "mr. president, i hope by saying in the near future you will support the house package and the shutdown that the senate will vote on tomorrow. please accept the proposal so we can reopen the government, pay our federal workers and negotiate our differences." >>> in the meantime the owner of the valero near fremont boulevard city will give away $20,000 worth of fuel. beginning today federal workers can get a free ride on caltrain and amtrak by showing the government employee id card. the free service will be available so long as the shutdown last. >>> the mayor sam liccardo is introducing an ordinance to free up restrictions for up to 90 days and will present the plan to the special counsel meeting later today. >>> the oakland unified school district is facing major budget cuts and a potential teacher strike after the angry last nig students and teachers stormed the meeting shutting it down and formed a circle to share their experiences and the question the school board members. the board i

mrs. pelosiafter today, probably speaker after she gets the votes to become speaker, and's up having to corral a very fractious group that are a combination of two factions, coastal progressives and heartland moderates. more centrist democrats who are really the people who are --ponsible for tom: they'retom: not progressives, they are liberals. which is fine. i get it. you got the liberals and the moderates. what body language have you seen from moderates as the liberals get the headlines? terry: i think they are biding their time. what you have, the first tangible signs of these rifts i'm talking about happened today. a vote that would be of to a lot of people but is very important. the rules package. every two years the house of representatives reconstitutes itself. the house of representatives decides collectively what rules they operate under. after the election of speaker pelosi is going to be the rules package. what you already see in the rules package, this is usually the majority working