ms. pelosi: the nondefense side. reporter: how would you address that? ms. pelosi: well, we're going to write our bill according to the agreement that we have with the administration. and as we did this year. we were able to avoid a shutdown, even though the president was threatening one. because we honored the budget agreement in a bipartisan way, house and senate. and that's what we will do again. mr. schumer: one more on this subject. then we'll stray a bytyqi. reporter: are you saying that medicare benefits are cut? the administrator says these are cost control items. are you arguing that medicare -- mr. schumer: we'll get you the details. there are programs that benefit medicare that go to medicare. absolutely. reporter: both of you have said that campaign finance is a priority of yours. what do you make of the fact that michael bloomberg is spending $1 billion or more, could upend the democratic primary system, is that good and ok for -- mr. schumer: look, both of us stand strongly and our whole caucus does, from one end to the other, that we want to do

ms. pelosi: he did. reporter: why should the house not move forward on impeachment proceedings against the attorney general? ms. pelosi: we -- our priority was to protect and defend the constitution of the united states. the president gave us no choice in his actions in violating the separation of power that is contained in the constitution. and that is our goal. so, again, there's so much malfeasance on the part of people in the executive branch right now. but the fact is, our responsibility is to honor our oath of office to protect and defend. but we can point out the disrespect that the attorney general has for the rule of law, for lying to congress, and that s really very bad. it's not a good thing. lying to the american people. it is lying to the american people. under oath. but our priorities are to do our job for the american people, to lower health care costs by lowering the cost of prescription drugs. we passed that bill. we hope that we worked with the administration to put it together, we hope

ms. pelosi: for the children. aren't we all about the future and how we envision the future and it's about the children and their future and people ask me the three most important issues, i always said the same thing, the children, children, children, health, education, clean environment, gun safety violence protection in which they can thrive. a world at peace which they can reach their fullfulment. and i do think they should seek as much common ground as possible. when they come to me and say how do you take all these barbs. it's worth it for what we are to do for the children. my daughter alexandra, she is a film maker and made 13 movies many of them what's going on in america, but she thinks that politicians are boring and only in the popular culture and whatever aspect that elections have to the popular culture and what people feel and how we meet their needs. christine is a great organizer. she was a prosecutor and worked with h.u.d., but it's a funny thing because we do believe from many, one. that's what o

ms. pelosi's perspective that she's said the democrats are standing to work with him on those types of issues but how would you describe the nature of the relationship directly between the president and the house speaker? guest: it has been tough from the beginning. never more so than now. even before the democrats took over the house, the first couple of years they had trouble getting along and then last year, every meeting between president trump and senate minority leader chuck schumer and nancy pelosi sort of ended up in a blowup either the president walked out of the speaker walked out, they did not seem to have a can struck to meeting. many times was in front of the cameras where they were actually arguing. it will be unclear if either side can do that. in november they will want to show both gestures showed -- show voters they did something great so they have incentive to get along. it there a sense of president inviting guests. any insight who the president has invited? >> he will definitely be inviting guests. the first lady will be there with the guest, there are -- we have some hin

ms. pelosi -- i want to get your comments. what you make of ms. losi and her comments joining president trump. >> that they can agree on anything is miraculous. it demonstrates there is an all of government approach by the united states to use every tool in its arsenal including bringing together 20 years of previously resolved civil issues to try to hurt while way. is this hurts americans , while way. way wasip theft, while not investing in its own rmd. huawei. that made by you be why was stealing. huawei is privates we cannot see the numbers. can you talk about it stealing from other companies? not become the worldwide leader in 5g by stealing other people's technology. we have 11,000 patents in the u.s.. asterisk that $15 billion for research and develop men around the world and we will spend $20 billion this year. so one of the great things is, as a former federal prosecutor and former attorney, the united states courts are going to require evidence and not just braggadocio and repeated claims and trying to browbeat other countries into blockin

ms. pelosi: this morning, leader schumer and i put a statement on the coronavirus threat. it is probably in your inbox, we said that the united states government must address the spread of this deadly coronavirus in a smart, strategic and serious way. we must stand ready to work in a bipartisan fashion in congress and with the administration to achieve the necessary goal. lives are at stake. this is not a time for name calling or playing politics. the first step the congress must take is to ensure that the government has the resources needed to combat this deadly virus and keep americans safe. and we go on to some of the provisions that we think need to go with it. but that's in your inbox. earlier this week, yesterday, i said that the american people need a coordinated whole of government fully funded response to keep us safe from the coronavirus threat. and this is the purpose of my telling this. unfortunately up until now the trump administration has an owe pake and chaotic response and left critical positions vacant charge of managing pandemic at the department of home

ms. pelosi: we in the house have set a model for how to win elections by winning in the most gerrymandered, voter-suppressed political arena you could ever put together, net gain of 40 seats. so we think we are an engine that can help us win that election. whoever our nominee. is thank you. mr. schumer: thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] >> house republican leaders also held a briefing on the the president's 2021 budget plan. they're joined by the top republicans on the budget and armed services committees. >> good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us this morning. we have a terrific lineup of members here. to talk about a number of issues. obviously the republicans had a tremendous week last week. now that impeachment is over, however, we want to make sure people recognize and understand that for the democrats, they're going to be back to kind of business as usual with their policies that we've seen consistently. what

ms. pelosi: it's gone -- president trump: it's gone down. on the th president xi trade deal. i said you need to stop fentanyl coming into our country. ou need to do me a favor and stop it. you have to get it stopped. that's the end. favor for our country. and we're losing thousands and thousands of people to fentanyl. i mean, the size of a pen head people. a lot of it's unbelievably bad. and they send it direct and they through mexico and through the border. and we would catch a lot of it but even if a little bit got through, it's a very deadly -- way back, ve cut it and they've also criminalized -- it wasn't a criminal. considered it a corporate kind of a thing. different ug of a nature, and now they put it into their criminal statutes. drugs, by n china for the way, that's serious. they're getting a maximum penalty is. what the maximum penalty in china is for that. it goes very quickly. t's interesting we have singapore, they have very little drug problem. china, very little drug problem. with a very powerful death penalty on drug dealers don't have a drug problem. know tha

ms. pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the speaker is recognized. the speaker: thank you, madam speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding. thank him and the ranking member for bringing this legislation to the floor. it's so appropriate that it is bipartisan because it is about american values. and i rise to join you to pass h.r. 35, the emmett till anti-lynching act, which finally explicitly designates lynching as a federal hate crime. more than a century ago, the first anti-lynching legislation was introduced and later passed by this house to, in quotes, to ensure to persons within the jurisdiction of every state the equal protection of the laws and to punish the crime of lynching. but over 100 years and 200 attempts later, passage is still not law. i salute congressman bobby scott -- excuse me, bobby rush, i know bobby scott has something to do with this as well, but in this case the leadership of bobby rush, a life-long civil rights champion in the congress, and in our country, for his leadership on h.r. 35, which will right this historic wrong. thank you to chairwoman karen bass of

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ms. pelosi tearing up her copy of the remarks.pected to end in an acquittal. a big victory for pete buttigie g. disappointing for joe biden. bernie sanders was a close second. mr. biden finishing fourth behind elizabeth warren. test for-- the next the democrats is tuesday in new hampshire. hong kong will quarantine people arriving from mainland china, including hong kong residents and visitors. the numbers keep rising, the death toll approaching 500. more than 24,000 cases confirmed. saudi arabia wants opec and its allies to cut oil production but that has run into an oil -- roadblock from russia. they are assessing the coronavirus and russians -- saudi sees cuts as a way to push back. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @quicktake on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. tom: right to the data check as we get to stephen engle and steve eisman. 240.utures up a weaker oil with a 49 print. let me look at the second screen. yield,year yield,

ms. pelosi who's always saying negative things.y like the president who's talking about how great this nation is and that when he ended his speech talking about our greater days are still to come, that is reagan-esque, and i think the american people really, really appreciate that. lou: and trumpian, i thought, was this moment from the speech when the president talked conciliation, of healing and aspiration. if we could roll that for the audience, please. >> no matter the trials we face, no matter the challenges to come, we must go forward together. we must keep america first in our hearts. we must keep freedom alive in our souls. and we must always keep faith in america's destiny. lou: absolute poetry. >> yeah. lou: aspirational. >> very as a prayingsal. and -- aspirational. and, again, the american people appreciate that. they know how great this country is, they appreciate that. and they appreciate a president who understands that and is truly trying, i think -- this idea now that the country is so divided, so polarized and the

ms. pelosi had to say. our workers have lost 12,000 manufacturing jobs wages struggled to keep pace with the soaring cost of living. the farmers suffering and farm bankruptcy reached an eight-year high last year. >> there's so much good news in the report and focusing on all the indicators that people ordinarily do it joois terrific. the addition in jobs, wage growth we are beating inflation, seeing real wage growth we are seeing higher wage growth for lower income workers as the president emphasized in his state of the union it really is a blue collar boon. and then as again the president emphasized, we are seeing record low unemployment last year and still record low territory for african-americans, hispanic americans, asian americans and then on top of that, we have got usmca now which is great news for manufacturing and i think that and phase one of china put us on a very good footing headed into the year. >> yeah. >> so it's very hard to put a sad face on this news -- jobs report. >> one of the major t

ms. pelosi: he is so off the track of our constution, our values, our country, the air our student -- children breathe he needs our prayers. he can say whatever he wants. i pray for him and i do so sincerely and without english. he is impeached forever, no matter what heays or whatever adlines he wants to carry. are never getting rid of thatu scar. history will always rord that you were impeached for undermining the security of our, coun jeopardizing the integrity of our elections, and violatinthe constitution. next year we will have a new president. country.an imperative for our stephanie: we will talk to historians later to examine this moment of political divide. news just out of iowa this evening with 100% of precincts reporting, former south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg vermoly defeated senator bernie sanders in the first of the nation caucus, but today the national chair of the arty called for re-canvas of the results after technical glitches marred the process. we will return t that story later. china's coronavirusutbr ik growing with authorities in new cases in the past 24 hours.

ms. pelosi: this morning, leader schumer and i put a statement on the coronavirus threat. it is probably in your inbox, we said that the united states government must address the spread of this deadly coronavirus in a smart, strategic and serious way. we must stand ready to work in a bipartisan fashion in congre

ms pelosi first launched formal impeachment efforts last year. britons who want to leave wuhan amid the coronavirus outbreak. 94 uk nationals and family members have already been evacuated. just 3% of councils are happy with government progress on local finances, forcing nearly all councils to raise council tax and increase charges to make ends meet. councils say it's to pay for things like children's services and adult social care. with me now is dr jonathan carr—west, chief executive of the local government information unit — a group of experts who provide advise and ideas on economic problems facing councils. how many councils are having to put up how many councils are having to put up the cost in the community? 9796 of council tell us they are going to be putting up council tax and 90% of those are going to be putting it up by the maximum amount that they are allowed to. which is 396? it is 296 for all councils and if you are a cancer with social care response that he is, it is an additional 2%. so many people will be seeing their council tax

ms. pelosi or schumer saying. >> a big part of the problem we have to rely on china for some of the data. you're absolutely right. >> and the mortality rate right now. >> all of this is predicated on things coming out of china you know you can't take seriously. neil: kids, i'm sorry about disney world. [laughter] >> i'm the fun police. . neil: what are they going to do? >> i think they're probably going to stay home. neil: we are going to get the latest on it. ♪ ♪ everything your trip needs for everyone you love. expedia. >> all right, this is outside the white house in between-- i'm sorry, the white house and the old, old executive office building right now. the eisenhower building where the white house task force on the coronavirus will be wrapping things up fairly shortly. normally they come out or individual members come out, quite a few of them. they might talk to the press, we shall see. in the meantime, with this occurring in the backdrop of the carolina primary, could be a key day for 2020 presidential candidates, maybe even joe biden, we'll see. fox news correspondent griff jenki

ms. pelosi. the chair: the speaker of the house is recognized for one minute. ms. pelosi: thank you, madam chair. i thank the gentlewoman for yielding. i thank her and mr. crenshaw for this very wise amendment to this important legislation. thank you for your leadership to both of you and the experience that you had in texas is one that's shared in the rest of the country as well. so thank you. i urge an aye vote on that important crenshaw-fletcher amendment. madam speaker, we -- many of us remember nearly 2 1/2 years ago hurricanes maria and irma tore through puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands and left a trail of heartbreak and devastation in their wake. thousands of americans, all american citizens, tragically lost their lives. following the hurricanes many members traveled to the islands, we saw firsthand the homes that were destroyed, the communities ravaged, and the businesses and schools left in ruin. we saw the incompetent indifference compounded of many from here, compounded the terrible humanitarian crisis. it is unacceptable that the administration il

ms. pelosi's perspective that she's said the democrats are standing to work with him on those types of issues but how would you describe the nature of the relationship directly between the president and the house speaker? guest: it has been tough from the beginning. never more so than now. even before the democrats took over the house, the first couple of years they had trouble getting along and then last year, every meeting between president trump and senate minority leader chuck schumer and nancy pelosi sort of ended up in a blowup either the president walked out of the speaker walked out, they did not seem to have a can struck to meeting. many times was in front of the cameras where they were actually arguing. it will be unclear if either side can do that. in november they will want to show both gestures showed -- show voters they did something great so they have incentive to get along. it there a sense of president inviting guests. any insight who the president has invited? >> he will definitely be inviting guests. the first lady will be there with the guest, there are -- we have some hin

ms. pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the speaker is recognized. the speaker: thank you, madam speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding. thank him and the ranking member for bringing this legislation to the floor. it's so appropriate that it is bipartisan because it is about american values. and i rise to join you to pass h.r. 35, the emmett till anti-lynching act, which finally explicitly designates lynching as a federal hate crime. more than a century ago, the first anti-lynching legislation was introduced and later passed by this house to, in quotes, to ensure to persons within the jurisdiction of every state the equal protection of the laws and to punish the crime of lynching. but over 100 years and 200 attempts later, passage is still not law. i salute congressman bobby scott -- excuse me, bobby rush, i know bobby scott has something to do with this as well, but in this case the leadership of bobby rush, a life-long civil rights champion in the congress, and in our country, for his leadership on h.r. 35, which will right this historic wrong. thank you to chairwoman karen bass of

in 2018 nancy pelosi attacked the president for daring to call ms-13 members animals. ing to pelosi, trump was more immoral than the gang members he insulted. >> we're all god's children. there's a spark of divinity in every person on earth. and so when the president of the united states says about undocumented immigrants these aren't people, these are animals. you have to wonder, does he not believe in the spark of divinity, the dignity and worth of every person? every day that you think you've seen it all, along comes another manifestation of why their policies are so inhumane. >> tucker: he is a sinner, ms-13 are god's children. well, voxx did an entire video how ms-13 were misunderstood high school students deeply understood kids aligned by the recent media. >> when you think of the gang ms-13, what do you see? maybe something like this. or this. but what if i told you that typical ms-13 gang member in the u.s. actually looks like one of these young men on facebook? >> the ms-13 members that i have been following are working after school jobs. they are living with t

yes, it is lunacy, but if not confined to new york. 2018, nancy pelosi attacked the president for daring to call ms3 members animals. according to pelosi, trump was more immoral than the gang members he insulted. >> we are all god's children. there's a spark of divinity and every person on earth and so on the of the united states says about undocumented immigrants these are people, these are animals, i have to wonder, does he not believe in a spark of divinity, the dignity and worth of every person? every day that you think you've seen it all, along comes another manifestation of why their policies are so inhumane. >> tucker: he's, ms-13 are god's children. fox did an entire video about how really ms-13 was misunderstood high school students. decent hardworking kids maligned by a racist media. >> when you think of the street gang ms-13, what do you see? may be something like this, or this. but what if i told you the typical ms-13 gang member in the u.s. actually looks like one of these young men on facebook? speak of the ms members that i've been following our working after-school jobs, their livin

ms. nancy pelosi asked we not consider impeachment but they went on with it anyway and i thought they did very thorough job at covering their points. and when you have other people that are stating the facts and are showing concern that are representatives bipartisanship and ambassadors for the united states in that country and they say the same thing, we should have been concerned. host: you talked about checks and balances. isn't the senate's role part of the checks and balances in this process? caller: no. they came in with an idea they told us they were going to acquit him and toll us it was a hoax and repeated every lie he said. you cannot be fair in you have a predetermined -- i was asked to be on a jury and they asked me the question whether or not i could be fair and impartial and listen to the facts and i told them i felt like i couldn't because the situation presented before me had been past experiences and i didn't have an open heart to it, i was taken off because i asked to be. they should have considered all the information as facts. host: all the senators have to take an oat

ms. abrams: thank you. [applause] > thank you so much. >> coming up tonight on c-span, vice president mike pence speaking to the annual conservative political action network. then house speaker nancy pelosi on the coronavirus outbreak response. after that, education secretary betsy devos testifying on the 2021 budget request for her department. vice president pence spoke at the american conservative union's annual conservative political action conference in national harbor, maryland. he began his remarks with an update on the crow in a vice and his role as head of the -- on the coronavirus and his role as head of the task force.

ms. pelosi perspective that democrats are standing to work with the president on those types of issues but how would you describe the relationship between the president and the house speaker? >> it is been tough from the beginning. never more so than now. even before the democrats took over the house, the first couple of years they had trouble getting along and then last year if your member every meeting between president trump and senate minority leader chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, the speaker, ended up in a blowup. either the president walked out of the speaker walked out. they didn't seem to have a constructive meeting. there were actually arguing. it will be unclear if either side can do that. in november, they will want to show voters that they accomplished something. so they do have some incentive to get along and get something done. guestspresident inviting to attend the state of the union, any insight into who the president has invited? >> there will definitely be inviting. the first lady will be sitting there with the guest. hints and he saw his super bowl ad, the president's c