so, mrs. pelosi was given that same courtesy by speaker mccarthy, when she left the speakership in 2000. and in 2023. and she has been occupying that office. i think that, and by the way, they not only throughout mrs. pelosi, but the majority leader as well who, we know is a very collaborative person in worked very closely with republican leaders both in the majority and minority. my feeling about this is that nancy pelosi her reaction will be when people asked her how do you feel about this? it is not a big deal for her i'm sure. what it is is an enormous missed opportunity. here, you have a new person coming. the dust is somewhat settled from yesterday. mchenry is not going to be the speaker, long term. he could have come in with no risk to himself and said why don't we start off just as a reset? why don't we try to start talking to each other and find some symbolic way of getting people into the room and figuring out something that will restore people's confidence in the system and restore people'

mrs. pelosi when the democrats won control in 2006. she offered outgoing speaker, mr. pastured, a room in the capital, a very nice room, i might add, to use as his office until he decided that he was going to leave. that is usually not a problem because most speakers leave after they have left their term as speaker. mrs. pelosi was given that same courtesy by speaker mccarthy when she left the speakership in 2021. -- and 2020. i sink tech they not only throughout misses pelosi but the majority leader as well, who is a very collaborative person who worked very closely with republican leaders, both in the majority and the minority. night feeling about this is, nancy pelosi's reaction to losing is what she will use when she is asked about this. it is not a big deal for her. what it is is an enormous missed opportunity. here, you have a new person come in, the dust has somewhat settled for yesterday. mchenry will not be the speaker long term in all likelihood. he could have come in with no risk to hi

those is, harris, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, who has been here the whole time with the family, mrs. pelosiw with the senator's body from d.c. the san francisco mayor will also be there and there will be a message from president joe biden at the memorial. all in person services will be closed to city hall because of the service. you can access services online by phone and in other city facilities. that will begin at 1:00 and you will be able to watch that life right here on nbc bay area news or wherever else you get your nbc bay area content , your phone or laptop. coverage will begin just before 1:00. >>> you are probably noticing that it's warming up in a big way. at this hour, it is still warm. you are looking right now at and is a, san francisco, walnut creek, and oakland. jeff joins us now. we heard terry talk about how it will be warm, unusually warm, but it will be hot inland. >> for the standard this time of year, temperatures at 20 degrees above average. santa rosa, 95. that was one of the hottest. we are close to 97 seven 2014 and for the standard in san francisco, it's hot, 86. w

mrs. pelosi saying they were long-time friends, their families were very, very close. so it was pelosi who flew back to san francisco with the senator's body over the weekend. and she has been in the bay area ever since to pay tribute, including at the memorial service tomorrow. let's talk about the visitors, the line of visitors stretched down the block since early this morning. and they are still there as we showed you. what you are looking at is a time lapse from earlier this afternoon. many of the mourners we spoke to earlier today noted feinstein's leadership following the killing of mayor moscone, supervisor harvey milk. they talked about her efforts during the aids crisis, her efforts on gun control and her work and ability across the aisle. >> she was extraordinary under the most extraordinary circumstances, which we have lived through. so it was important for me to share my love for her and show my respects to her and to her family. >> she represented the best of san francisco. she grew up here. she was educated here. she shown a light when it was very dark. an

mrs. nancy pelosi was present and this in fact prompted a large number of delegations to participate this including 47 countries, 69 69 speeches, because very often two chambers of parliaments of different countries were represented, this also applies to the united states, this also applies to great britain, it actually applies to the swiss confederation, belgium, austria and so on, i will not list them all, i think the performances were even more powerful this year, even than last year, despite the fact that it happened in the first year of a full -scale invasion, always, if you compare, for example, the government summit last year, the statements were more powerful in my opinion, they were primarily related to the full-scale invasion. and the holding of this second summit within the framework of, after the start of a full-scale invasion, this year was seen in the final statement, actually as issues related to the sanctions regime, as a condemnation of the actual unilateral withdrawal of the russian federation from of the grain initiative, it is also about the condemnation, the actual bl

mr. pelosi's sexuality, even suggesting he may have known his attacker. >> it was so homophobic, it was crazyting misinformation about an attack on a man and in an anti-gay way? i was, like, "who does this?" and then it got just weird and mean, like, constant attacks, constant retweeting misinformation. then he started doing transphobic stuff. he's got a kid who's trans. (stammers): that was, ke, shocking. and so it just went on and on and on and on. and it was, like, "what in the world happened to you?" >> jacoby: musk deleted the post about paul pelosi and would later apologize. but the controversial tweets kept coming. >> he would stay up late, drink red bull, take ambien. sometimes he would get into this dark, demon mode, and that's when the very paranoid or conspiratorial tweets . one day, he was traveling with a friend, antonio gracias, and musk had kept tweeting late at night, doing these ridiculous tweets, sometimes very harmful ones. and so the friend said, "let me take your phone and i'm gonna put it in the safe here in the hotel room." friend punches in the code and he said, "that

pelosi. the second call when i left the location when i was walking away i met up with mr. stinger and we talked over to brief the senate when jennifer hemingway, i believe it was jennifer hemingway, it was emily calling and second call with speaker pelosi, questioning the information i'd given to vice-president pence when we can get back into chambers. i assured her that was correct i could get them back into chamber by 7 p.m. call number two. call third call from where the senate sequestered and on a cell phone, dialed leadership off site and i briefed all of leadership plans to get them into chambers, call number three with speaker pelosi. >> you didn't have one call, two calls, three calls, when she said she didn't. >> and running the chain up the commend, do you think that speaker pelosi's office or speaker pelosi herself politicized capitol security? >> i have no idea on that, sir. >> okay. any other clarifications you'd like to make as relates to speaker pelosi's comments that you didn't speak to her? >> i just, you know, wish she'd considered that and considered some

mr. pelosi, those people who applaud the assassination attempts or tried attempts or calls for our militaryders. those people who applaud anyone and denigrate a lot of our people, those people do not want to admit the history of our country. those people who just deny history, who only watch a certain segment of news. i watch every channel that is available to me, because everything is in a loop. there is a certain segment that calls in with a certain thing. there loop is the same subjects. all these extremes are killing america. the speaker of the house is supposed to be the speaker of the american people's house. he is supposed to come up with 218 people, not 218 republicans or 218 democrats. he is supposed to come up with 218 people and carry that forward. but, what we have is -- if i do not have the majority of the majority, i am not going to put any bill on the floor. that was a republican rule. that rule is killing america because it does not make sense. if i am going to be speaker of the house, i am going to speak for all american people and have to get everyone in consensus so we ca

mr. pelosi, those people who applaud the assassination attempts or tried attempts or calls for our militaryeaders. those people who applaud anyone and denigrate a lot of our people, those people do not want to admit the history of our country. those people who just deny history, who only watch a certain segment of news. i watch every channel that is available to me, because everything is in a loop. there is a certain segment that calls in with a certain thing. there loop is the same subjects. all these extremes are killing america. the speaker of the house is supposed to be the speaker of the american people's house. he is supposed to come up with 218 people, not 218 republicans or 218 democrats. he is supposed to come up with 218 people and carry that forward. but, what we have is -- if i do not have the majority of the majority, i am not going to put any bill on the floor. that was a republican rule. that rule is killing america because it does not make sense. if i am going to be speaker of the house, i am going to speak for all american people and have to get everyone in consensus so we

>> first of all, speaker pelosi and mr. hoyer have said very clearly they don't care about offices.i, for that matter. we have people struggling to pay their mortgage, struggling to pay their bills, 100,000 troops stationed in europe that is at war right now, troops around the world, fighting, making great sacrifices away from their family to keep us safe. i have no time, no patience to have petty fights about offices. speaker pro tem wants to do that, that's their decision. we have greater things to do than to have night fight that is bear on the american people. >> congressman jason crow, it's good to have you on the program. we do appreciate your time, thank you. >>> new ethical questions surrounding congressman matt gaetz and his political future. was vengeance the motivating factor to oust speaker mccarthy? but first, any minute it's at 2:20 eastern time. your phone is going to start beeping very loudly, and so will every other phone in america. it is a nationwide emergency alert test. there is no way to avoid the noise without turning your phone off entirely, and if you do tha

mr. jeffries: speaker mike johnson and speaker emerita pelosi. whip clark, chairman aguilar and all of my colleagues, honor and privilege to stand before you as house democratic leader. from the very beginning of this congress, house democrats have made clear that we will find bipartisan, common ground with our republican colleagues whenever and wherever possible, for the good of the american people. and house democrats have repeatedly done just that. it was house democrats who provided a majority of the votes necessary to avoid a catastrophic default on our debt that would have crashed the u.s. economy and triggered a job-killing recession and house democrats provided majority of the votes necessary to avoid a government shutdown that would have hurt everyday americans. it was house democrats who provided a majority of the votes necessary to secure 16 billion in disaster assistance for americans whose lives have been been devastated from extreme weather events from the beginning of this congress. house democrats have been governing for the peopl

pelosi: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding. i rise in strong support of this resolution to support one of the closest allies in the world and partners, israel, as she defends herself against terrorist attacks. i thank chairman mccaul for his leadership in bringing to the floor as well as ranking member meeks, for their leadership, working together, crafting this resounding statement of support and doing so in unifying -- in a unify, bipartisan way. mr. speaker, on october 7, we watched in horror as hamas terrorists unleashed a brutal assault on israel's families and slaughtered -- we've gone into some of the detail of the brutality of it all. outside the circumstance of civilized human behavior. brutality. the attacks were horrible. with this resolution the united states congress resoundingly declare ours support for israel, not with revenge but with justice, that justice will be done. when doing so, we continue to remain concerned about the humanitarian situation in gaza with civilians caught in the middle of the war. i echo s

pelosi. that's what they did. >> mr. jordan, how disappointed are you with what happened here and speaker mccarthy? >> i thought it was unfair to kevin. kevin i think has done a fine job. and he and i came in together. he is a good man. and he didn't deserve this, in my judgment. >> will you run for speaker? >> that's a decision for the conference. >> so are you open to it? >> that last comment could be significant. jim jordan, house judiciary committee chairman pointedly declined to say whether he would rule out running for speaker. yet typically in the past ruled out running for speaker. this is the first time he has indicated that he in fact is not ruling out the possibility of running for speaker, saying that it is a conference decision. so we'll see what he ultimately decides. he could have a race. kevin hern, chairman of the republican committee, the largest group of conservatives is open to the idea of running. he is floating his name according to sources that we have spoken to. also, we'll see what tom emmer, the

pelosi. [applause] thank you very much mr. secretary. for your generous introduction. for your great leadership and patriotism and appreciation of the greatness of san francisco and our connection to our men and women in uniform. madam mayor, congratulations on today. a ship named for san francisco pretty exciting. as you launch fleet week once again. it is as we said thank you to also everyone who is here. to add moiral rosen thank you for your kind words about our community. and e lane forbes and lewis. way to go. [laughter]. and also mary ellen carroll for preparedness. mary ellen talked about proceededness it is in the how we the be prepare today is how san francisco is a model of to the country. to the world. about being ready. and being red is when we near all this we do whether our security, personal, national and the rest. so it irrelevant is an honor to be here federal. garth in great sadness with the loss of our senator diknow feinstein. the longest serving woman in the united states senate. and i thank you the mayor will allow me to say that diane 79 stein t

pelosi. that is what they did. >> mr. jordan, how disappointed are you with what happened here? >> i thought it was unfair to kevin. kevin i think has done a fine job. and he and i came in together. he's a good man. and he didn't deserve this in my judgment. >> will you run for speaker? >> that is a decision for the conference. >> are you open to it? >> reporter: that last comment could be significant. jim jordan who is house judiciary committee chairman pointedly declined to say whether he would rule out running for speaker. he had typically in the past ruled out running for speaker. this is the first time that he in fact is not ruling out the possibility of running for speaker. saying that it is a conference decision. so we'll see what he ultimately decides. but he could have a race. chairman of the republican study committee, largest group of conservatives, is open to the idea of running. he is floating his name according to sources we've spoken to. and we'll see what tom emer, the republican whip, decides to do. or if he gets behind steve scalise, current number two, whether

mr. jeffries: speaker mike johnson and speaker emerita pelosi. whip clark, chairman aguilar and all of my colleagues, honor and privilege to stand before you as house democratic leader. from the very beginning of this congress, house democrats have made clear that we will find bipartisan, common ground with our republican colleagues whenever and wherever possible, for the good of the american people. and house democrats have repeatedly done just that. it was house democrats who provided a majority of the votes necessary to avoid a catastrophic default on our debt that would have crashed the u.s. economy and triggered a job-killing recession and house democrats provided majority of the votes necessary to avoid a government shutdown that would have hurt everyday americans. it was house democrats who provided a majority of the votes necessary to secure 16 billion in disaster assistance for americans whose lives have been been devastated from extreme weather events from the beginning of this congress. house democrats have been governing for the peopl

pelosi. that's what they did. >> mr. jordan, how disappoint ready you with the what happened here and speaker mccarthy? >> i thought it was unfair to kevin. kevin i think has done a fine job. he and i came in together. he is a good man, and he didn't deserve this, in my judgment. >> will you run for speaker? >> that's a decision for the conference. >> so are you open to it? >> so clearly leaving the option open there. there will be a lot of talk about jordan. some of the members on the far right have been pushing him. he is also aligned with mccarthy allies himself. where jordan goes remains to be seen. but he could have a race on his hands. still uncertain what steve scalise will do. he is the number two republican, or was under speaker mccarthy. he was the house majority leader. he has not said what he plans to do. questions about tom emmer, the republican whip, and another name too, kevin hern who is the chairman of the republican the largest conservative group in the house has indicated privately that he is open to r

government, taking advantage of their insider seat and nancy pelosi, her husband, making hundreds of billions of dollars in stock trades. mrents. there has not been proven la between what she knows at a time of hell and what her husband has been trading on. the wall street journal did investigation into federal agencies making moves based off of their inside seat and so again, hidden inside seat, this feels really swampy and so hunter and james biden were working on natural gas energy deals out of five u.s. states, and the biden family is known into like infrastructure deals and certainly you know, focusing on you know new york infrastructure spending back in the day so, there's while this is a very target rich environment final word congressman kellan. >> will every bit of information that we gathered over the last year it seems very obvious to me, that hunter biden joe biden's bagman this with a bagman do when you look at his e-mails and you look at the whistleblower testimony, nearly the bank records, look at some of the other witnesses come i had all adds up, and fourthly does not look good for the bidens. liz: thank y

mr. empathy. i think he will be reelected. we do not agonize over what isn't, but organize toward what will be. francine: what has it been like for the democrats to be a minority? rep. pelosi: i would not recommend the minority. we will win it back. we have every confidence in that. they said we would lose 40 seats, 30 seats at a minimum. we lost 5. francine: how have you changed as a politician? rep. pelosi: i think i have mellowed out, become gentle. francine: [laughter] really? rep. pelosi: i pretty much neil what i was getting into. i did not seek running for leadership. people encouraged me to do so. i knew what was at stake. i knew how to get the job done, and i knew how to draw people together. the same advice i give others, i give to myself. women have intuition. when i was young that is what people talked about. intuition is a very valuable thing in leadership. when people would say to me "i want to run for president, or mayor, or leadership in the congress," you are going from deductive reasoning to intuitive. you must act. the more time you don't, the fewer your options are. be ready. know your subject, has good judgment, be wise. rep. pelosi: you stood -- franc

pelosi: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding. i rise in strong support of this resolution to support one of the closest allies in the world and partners, israel, as she defends herself against terrorist attacks. i thank chairman mccaul for his leadership in bringing to the floor as well as ranking member meeks, for their leadership, working together, crafting this resounding statement of support and doing so in unifying -- in a unify, bipartisan way. mr. speaker, on october 7, we watched in horror as hamas terrorists unleashed a brutal assault on israel's families and slaughtered -- we've gone into some of the detail of the brutality of it all. outside the circumstance of civilized human behavior. brutality. the attacks were horrible. with this resolution the united states congress resoundingly declare ours support for israel, not with revenge but with justice, that justice will be done. when doing so, we continue to remain concerned about the humanitarian situation in gaza with civilians caught in the middle of the war. i echo s

mr. speaker pro tem, i am proud to nominate hakeem jeffries for speaker. i yield back. [ applause ] >> nancy pelosi a blue suit behind him, and steny hoyer, the old guard certainly, nancy pelosi playing a key role as a close confidante. patrick mchenry, let's see what he has to say if there are any other nominations. >> the names of the honorable jim jordan, representative from the state of ohio and honorable hakeem jeffries, representative from the state of new york have been placed in nomination. are there further nominations? there being no further nominations, the chair appoints the following tellers. the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. style, the gentleman from new york, mr. morelli, the gentleman from georgia, mr. lauder milk, the gentlewoman from alabama, miss seoul. the tellers will come forward and take their seats at the desk in front of the speaker's rossum. >> garrett haake, there you got it, two candidates head to head, we'll see who votes present or whether or not they have more votes right now for jim jordan. he needs the 217 to go over the top. and you do have one absent. >> that's ri

pelosi ors, should we freeze that $6 billion? the biden administration said we have the ability to do that. >> i haven't heard that, you have to -- >> mr $6 billion be frozen? the biden administration said they have the ability to do it. ashley: well, there you have it. didn't want to answer that one bit. wouldn't talk to lawrence jones. meantime, a group of senate republicans led by tennessee senator marsha blackburn wrote a letter to biden calling on him to stop the flow of the $6 billion to iran saying it may be earmarked for humanitarian purposes, but it allows the regime to allocate more funds to support terrorism. and treasury secretary janet yellen actually left open the possibility that the u.s. may refreeze the $6 billion. at a press conference in morocco, yellen said the funds have not been touched and nothing is off the table in terms of possible future actions. but democrat lawmakers, they didn't want to the answer that, did they? stuart: no the, they did not. here's another one for you. an israeli mother of two children who were kidnapped by hamas, she scolded an msnbc host after being asked about israel's military attack

pelosi lighted by january 6. kevin mccarthy did not keep his word and released the january 6 -- to the public. how come you sir did not call on mrmccarthy to release those january 6 tapes? guest: i believe all of that should be out to the -- out so the american people can make a informed decision about what actually happened. i do not know why kevin mccarthy did not release all of the tape. i know he release them to the news agencies, to fox news for example. the bottom line though, i think all of that information should be before the american people. that is why speech is so important. host: let's hear next from darrell. independent. caller: i was supposed to get out of the marine corps in september of 1965. everybody got extended for vietnam in 1965. i found out that wasn't true. now, i am in a situation where here is russia, they are no longer our friends. who are our enemies are now our friends. guest: i believe we have a war that settled that record. i'm not quite sure the point you were making. host: cnn is reporting the stake for calling all americans to leave lebanon. your reaction? guest: a very vulnerable situation and