ms. pelosi: i'm sorry? [indiscernible question] ms. pelosi: yes. this is the subject about the brexit as it relates to the good friday accords. way, in a bipartisan bicameralville valued the good friday accords as a value for our country. president clinton and george mitchell have worked so hard to bring peace. the last year brought a delegation led by richie neal chairman of the ways and means committee and also co-chair peter king as friends of ireland in the congress. and they sat there in march. and the meeting that we had yesterday was with the foreign minister of the united kingdom. we have been very clear in saying to the united kingdom, if you do harm to the good friday accords and your brexit arrangements do not count on any bilateral u.s.-u.k. trade agreement. bipartisan, bicameral support for the good friday accords. to your question, the foreign minister was very positive about the good friday accords and gave us assurances that there would be no construction or physical barriers at the border, but there are other issues, as you know. a

ms. pelosi, lecturer in chief of the nation telling us all how we must remain locked down in our homes untilosi booked ab appointment when salons in san francisco were still under orders not to offer their services indoors. but those are for the little people. when you're nancy pelosi, you make the rules. you're not actually expected to abide by them. ms. pelosi does recognize that the sorry incident does demand an apology. the bad news is she thinks the apology should come from the hour salon owner. that's right. she claims the whole incident was a set-up, a devilish plot to expose her as a hypocrite. well, that worked. and she thinks the owner should apologize. now, without making too much of a single illicit haircut, it's hard to new of a better motif for the current state of the nation. it's one rule for me -- the rich, powerful, untouchable chiefs -- and one rule for everybody else. finish and if you dare take the time to point out the injustice, it's you, the hard working american struggling to get by in almost impossible circumstances beyond your control, it's you who needs to atone f

ms. pelosi: -- nancy pelosi.rom december of 2018, in the oval office, there was this as lawmakers were battling the threat of a protracted government shutdown. ms. pelosi: the fact is the house republicans could bring up this bill if they had the votes immediately and set the tone for what you want. president trump: we thought we were going to get it passed in the senate, nancy. we'd do it immediately. we'd get it passed very easily in the house. i'd get it passed in two seconds. it doesn't matter, we can't get it passed in the senate because we need 10 democratic votes. ms. pelosi: let us have our conversation. the fact is that legislating, which is what we do, you begin, you make your points, you state your case, that's what the house republicans could do. if they had the votes. but there are no votes in the house, majority votes, for a wall. no matter where you start. president trump: needed the votes for the wall in the house, i would have them in one session, would be done. it doesn't help because we need 10

pelosi's blowout inside a san francisco salon. an attorney for her stylist released a statement tonight, saying he got prior permission from the salon owner for the appointment. the statement reads in part, quote, ms. kious took special interest in the appointment. she made several vitriolic and incendiary comments about speaker pelosi and her purported responsibility for temporarily suspending operations of ms. kious' business. there are now several online fund-raisers for kious who told fox news she is getting death threats and likely will have to move out of san francisco. abc 7 news reporter kate larsen has the story. >> i take responsibility for trusting the word of a neighborhood salon that i've been to over the years many times. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi deflecting after she was caught on surveillance video monday getting her hair done in this salon. the salon owner erica kious who abc 7 reached out to originally provided the video to fox news. indoor hair serves are still prohibited under san francisco health orders. >> they said what we're able to accommodate people, one person at a time. and that we can set up a time. i trusted that. as it turns out, it was a setup. >> repo

ms. pelosi with wet hair and not wearing a mask inside the east salon on union street monday was released to fox news and that has sparked outrage because many san franciscans no indoor haircuts are still not allowed just yesterday hairdressers were okayed to cut hair outside. today when asked about her hair appointment pelosi called the whole thing a setup i take responsibility for trusting. >>other word of the neighborhood salon that i've been to over the years, many times and that tone when they said what we're able to accommodate people one person at a time. and that we can set up that time i trusted that as it turns out it was a setup. so i take responsibility, 4 falling for a set up. >>but her patients for follow-up questions on the controversy war out quickly get any questions about the fact that people are dying the schools need to open i will not less. >>this subject take away from the fact that we have 180,000 plus people who have died from this fire, but she did respond as to why she was seen in the video not wearing a mask inside the salon i don't wear a mask and washing my ha

pelosi's blowout inside a san francisco salon. an attorney for her stylist released a statement tonight, saying he got prior permission from the salon owner for the appointment. the statement reads in part, quote, ms. kious took special interest in the appointment. she made several vitriolic and incendiary comments about speaker pelosi and her purported responsibility for temporarily suspending operations of ms. kious' business. there are now several online fund-raisers for kious who told fox news she is getting death threats and likely will have to move out of san francisco. abc 7 news reporter kate larsen has the story. >> i take responsibility for trusting the word of a neighborhood salon that i've been to over the years many times. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi deflecting after she was caught on surveillance video monday getting her hair done in this salon. the salon owner erica kious who abc 7 reached out to originally provided the video to fox news. indoor hair serves are still prohibited under san francisco health orders. >> they said what we're able to accommodate people, one person at a time. and that we can set up a time. i trusted that. as it turns out, it was a setup. >> repo

and shortly after ms pelosi issued her statement joe biden, the democratic candidate has tweeted thise comments by nany pelosi and joe biden — come a day after four members of the us congress have written to prime minister borisjohnson threatening to veto any trade deal between the two countries if the uk fails to uphold its commitments to northern ireland. the bbc‘s katty kay spoke to one of the representatives behind that letter — congressman richard neal, who is the democratic chair of the house's ways and means committee. he outlined the importance of the good friday agreement to the good friday agreement to the us. the success of the good friday agreement was indispensable. we see ourselves as the arbiters of the agreement. i was involved now for more than 30 yea rs involved now for more than 30 years to remind people what the situation was like in the north before the good friday agreement. there were 30,000 british soldiers on the ground and much of the parts of the northern ireland were ravitch. i think the success that we have had represents to the rest of the world conflict

and shortly after ms pelosi issued her statement, joe biden, the democratic candidate has tweeted thisross live to our washington correspondent nomia iqbal. bring us up—to—date on this, this is quite a serious develop. that's right. the brexit talks of being high on the washington agenda here, dominic raabe has been here to try and reassure politicians and all the latest developments on brexit, and at the press conference he held with the secretary of state mike pompeo, the bbc asked that question about the concerns over the mining of the good friday agreement and mike pompeo said he trusts the uk to do the right thing but as we heard, nancy pelosi, an incredibly powerfulfigure here, said there is no way it was going to be any us and uk trade deal if it does undermine that agreement and just add to the statement she released at the meeting, mr raab, she said, the good friday agreement is a beacon of hope for peaceloving people throughout the whole world. her party controls the lower house of congress. they can lower house of congress. they ca n veto lower house of congress. they can ve

and shortly after ms pelosi issued her statement joe biden, the the democratic candidate, tweeted sayingy after four members of the us congress wrote to prime minister borisjohnson — threatening to veto any trade deal between the two countries if the uk fails to uphold its commitments to northern ireland. the bbc‘s katty kay spoke to one of the representatives behind that letter — congressman richard neal, who is the democratic chair of the house's ways and means committee. he outlined the importance of the good friday agreement to the us. the american convention to the success of the good friday agreement was indispensable. we see ourselves as guarantors of the agreement. i was long involved and the now more than 30 years, it was useful to remind people of what the situation was like in the north before the good friday agreement. there were 30,000 british soldiers on the ground and much of the parts of the northern ireland were ravitch. i think the success that we have had represents to the rest of the world conflict resolution and should not be disturbed. is this to do with antipathy t

ms. pelosi has said herself and as she put onto the agenda today with the parliamentarians speakers. that we saw before covid-19 and that is why while attempting to revive the economic system to correct that access of globalization leading to the dramatic effects that we see in wake of the pandemic and we need to pay particular attention to the social and environmental systems we need to take charge of course that includes assuming responsibility for her own environmental footprint and our own skills and at the same time to be conscious of the fact our values and principles are at stake. covid-19 was a slight reprieve against the collapse of the climate and natural environment and it is one at great cost nothing more in the long term we have not want anything at all democracies are facing difficult decisions ahead oft us controversial debates that we fundamentally adapt our economic and financial system and change behavior as consumed and also the legitimate urge that people have to achieve prosperity through growth and how that can be combined through sustainability there are no sim

ms pelosi was then forced to defend her actions at a testy press conference. person at a time, and that we could set up that time, i trusted that. as it turns out, it was a set up, so i take responsibility for falling for a setup. a political gift. of course, this is political christmas for the president. he's been tweeting: wow. nonstop at the white house. she has been... it's interesting for someone has been... it's interesting for someone who is a consumer a politician, very rarely makes a political misstep, to go be filmed, although apparently the salon had been taking people the whole time since april on a one—on—one basis. it was not new, it was not an exception, but it was the fact that it's now dragging on into a second day with her coming back and saying it was a set up. i have some sympathy for female politicians who do have to look better and it takes a lot of time and effort to be television ready, i know. it takes me an hour every day to be television ready, and it probably ta kes television ready, and it probably takes christian a couple of hours

ms. pelosi or her team about any of this, jonathan is the only one that they communicated with. if there was a set up, it could only have been jonathan who orchestrated it. >> hairstylists protested outside of nancy pelosi's home and san francisco, saying her appointment indoors violated covid-19 regulations and was a double standard. >>> with the warm weather ahead, and really hot weather with a three-day weekend for many, health officials are now getting the word out. stay vigilant against covid-19 this holiday weekend. mornings on fox 2's allie rasmus has more advice from the officials. good morning. >>> public health officials said they have seen this all summer long , every time you have a popular summer holiday, all the way to for the july, a week or two later there's a spike in covid-19 cases. they're trying to prevent that this time around. for labor day they hope to send a message to everyone to keep the outing local within immediate family and loki. public health officials say clusters of infections over the summer are traced back to backyard barbecues, picnics and fam

in a statement on wednesday, ms pelosi said: "the uk must respect the northern ireland protocol as signede flow of goods across the border. we will be getting the view from dublin on that hastily arranged meeting in the business news in around 20 minutes' time, so stay with us for that. wildfires are still burning out of control along parts of the west coast of the united states. the governor of oregon says they could bring about the greatest loss in human lives and property in her state's history. in california, smoke and ash have turned the sky a dark orange. in butte county, a sheriff has reported that three people in 2 different locations have perished there. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. this is san francisco in the middle of the day. the city by the bay almost unrecognisable. look at the golden gate bridge. the same colour as the dark, orange sky surrounding it. smoke and ash blocking out the sun, making it feel like the end of the world. 1115. crazy! 1115 in the morning and it's like the middle of the night almost. the thing is coming all the way from oregon, which is hundreds of m

in a statement on wednesday, ms pelosi — who, as speaker, holds the top job in the us congress's houseern ireland protocol as signed with the eu to ensure the free flow of goods across the border. she went on to say that, "if the uk violates that international treaty and brexit undermines the good friday accord, there will be absolutely no chance of a us—uk trade agreement passing the congress. she concludes by saying that, "the good friday agreement is treasured by the american people and will be proudly defended in the united states congress." the greek government is trying to find shelter for thousands of migrants, who were forced to flee a camp on the island of lesbos after it was destroyed by fire. the blaze ripped through the moria camp late on tuesday, with a second fire wiping out remaining tents on wednesday. mark lobel has the latest. hundreds of unaccompanied children leave for greece's mainland from theirfire ravaged camp on the island of lesbos. just as new fires began destroying parts of the camp that had been spared the initial onslaught. the greek government says the or

ms. pelosi. the speaker: i thank the gentleman from texas for yielding. mr. castro, thank you so much, for bringing this important legislation to the floor and giving us a chance to honor our values in a most bipartisan way. one of the sadnesses of all of this is how many people are suffering. one of the joys is it has enabled us to work together, mr. smith, at least, on this subject. i rise in support of the uyghur forced labor protection act and disclosure act, two strong bipartisan bills to send a message to beijing and the world that the u.s. congress will not -- allow human rights to be sacrificed for commercial interests. as i have said many times, if america does not speak out for human rights in china because of commercial interests we lose all moral authority to speak out about human rights anywhere in the world. i salute chairman mcgovern and chair of the tom lantoost human rights commission, leading voice in the country and in the congress for human rights. and i thank you. i thank jennifer wexton, one of our new freshmen for her early leadership a

ms. denise graves, accompanied by miss laura ward. that was house speaker nancy pelosi giving a few remarks at the casket of ruth bader ginsburg. it is not the statuary hall at the u.s. capitol as she is lying in state, the first woman in history to do so. ♪ there is an ongoing battle as to who will be filling the seat and how the senate will vote on that. for more, we want to bring in bloomberg reporter emily wilkins, congressional and government leadership reporter. where is the conversation on who might replace justice ginsburg on capitol hill? emily: we are expecting trump to make his announcement around five a clock p.m. on saturday. the front runner who we have all heard about his amy coney barrett. she has been previously vetted by the administration and strongly supported overturning roe v. wade. obviously, a lot of americans feel very strongly about antiabortion, and a number of them are also trump supporters. this is something that is very important to trump's base. other names on the list include barbara lagoa from florida. she would be one of the first latin

ms. interest in the appointment and she made several vitriolic comments about speaker pelosi and her purported responsibility for temporarily success pentding operations of her business. the salon owner gave video to fox news of pelosi inside the salon monday saying that it felt like a slap in the face since salons have been shut down in san francisco since march. pelosi said yesterday that the salon owes her an apology. >> when they said what we're able to accommodate one person at a time, and that we can set up that time, i trusted that. as it turns out, it was a southwestuset up. so i take responsibility for following for a setup. >> kious tells fox news that she is now getting death threats and thinks that she will have to move out of the city. pelosi was also asked about why she wasn't wearing a mask in the video. she said that she had just had her hair washed in the sink and asked to do you wear a mask when you wash your hair? president trump has commented on this saying pelosi is crazy and she is constantly lecturing others about wearing masks and that voters will send her the service i

ms. kious took special interest in the appointment that she made comments about nancy pelosi's suspendingr businesses. salon other than said that it felt like a slap in the face having the politician inside since the inside businesses had been shut down since march. >> when they said what we're able to accommodate people one person at a time, and that we can set up that time, i trusted that. as it turns out, it was a setup. so i take responsibility for falling for a setup. >> kious owns e salon and they tells fox news she is now getting death threats and thinks that she will have to move out of the city. pelosi was also asked good why she didn't wear a mask and she said she had just are had her hair washed and asked to do you wear a mask when you wash your hair? republicans are pouncing on all of this calling her a hit krypo. and president trump is saying that voters will send her packing in november. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> new this morning, facebook just announced that it will ban new political ads the week before election day. joe bee that has bina has the d. >> thanks. mark zu

pelosi and she didn't know about it until sunday night. dinardo says that kious has been forcing stylists to work. and he says this is information that ms. kious has actually been operating her business during the stay-at-home orders. kious says dinardo is making false statements. [ inaudible ] dinardo has been receiving death threats but stands by his comments. kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> at the live desk, a man suspected of fatally supporting a supporter of president trump in portland is now dead after a confrontation with u.s. marshals. 48-year-old michael rye nell was killed when federal officials tried to arrest him last night. killed when federal officials tried to arrest him last night. he had an outstanding warrant in a murder charge of a supporter of a right wing group. >> the information we have at this time is that the subject was armed, there was shots that were fired into the vehicle. a and the subject fled and there were additional shots fired. >> four officers opened fire. they have not said whether or not the suspect fired first. a task force will investigate the shooting. >>> a group of activists are pushing pressure on

confirms pelosi's claims that he was pressured to work at the salon during the city mandated closure. he said this office is in possession of photographs, videos and witness information that ms. kious contrary to prior statements to the press has been operating her business during the stay-at-home orders from a simple surface level review from her political leanings, it appears she's furthering a setup of speaker pelosi for her own vein aspirations. meanwhile in washington, this political battle went a step further today when white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany played video during her opening remarks to the white house press corps. mcenany says pelosi wants small businesses to stay shut down and reopen only for her own convenience. president trump of course weighed in tweeting crazy nancy pelosi said she was set up by the beauty parlor owner when she improperly had the salon opened and didn't wear a mask. does anyone want a speaker of the house who can be so easily set up. >> go back to work and stop victimizing us. >>> in san francisco this afternoon this happened. a group of protesters with rollers and brushes in their hair hung hairdryers in a tree outside speake

theory if you don't have it by the end of the year crazy nancy pelosi would become president, you dough know that? reporter: states must decide by mss to send to washington. what happens if the state is still counting. in hawaii, they sent in two slates, one for john f. kennedy. the other for richard nixon. >> if, for example, there are conflicting sets of electors sent to the congress, if a governor or a legislature refuses to send any electors to the congress, you know, there is a great deal of discretion that is left with the congress. reporter: but if congress can't decide who wins in the electoral college, the 12th amendment to the constitution dictates the house elects the president in something called a contingent election. the house elected two presidents, thomas jefferson in 1801 and john quincy adams in 1825 but pelosi could become president if they haven't sorted this out by inauguration day. if you don't have a president noon on january 20th, the presidential succession act kicks in. there is no president. there is no vice president. so it falls to the speaker of the house. the speaker must resign the speakership and fr

ms. robinson: working together, we can make it a great year. narrator: because the california teachers association knows quality public schools make a better california for all of us. >>> welcome back. so house speaker nancy pelosi to keep the house in session through the elections until a new stimulus deal is reached. this comes as top democrats immediately rejected a bipartisan proposal from the problem solvers caucus, a move that freshman congressman max rose, a democrat said made him quote disappointed to be a democrat. this as new data shows the blow with that the pandemic is dealing particularly to minorities, and more than half of latinx and native american households are facing economic impact from it. manu raju is joining us. that's about the dire situation that so many are in right now. give us a sense if the bipartisan proposal, a rarity these days is going anywhere. >> it is not. there's a significant statement put out yesterday by eight democratic chairman in the house who said that this does not go far enough and would only do that if they have the approval of nancy pelosi who's defending her position right now, saying that essentially they need to push the white house to come back to the negotiati

letter from navajo president nez asking speaker pelosi to schedule a vote on final passage for s. 886 the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. cheney: again, mr. speaker, we support the passage of congressman johnson's h.r. 895 and would prefer also to enact this provision into law along with measures that will help the navajo nation with their broader water shortages. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from wyoming reserves. the the gentlewoman from new mexico is recognized. ms. haaland: mr. speaker, i have no further requests for time. i would inquire whether my colleague has any remaining speakers on her side. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from wyoming. ms. cheney: i do have an additional speaker, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. cheney: thank you, mr. speaker. i would like to yield four minutes to the gentleman from south dakota, my colleague, mr. johnson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south dakota is recognized. mr. johnson: thank you, mr. speaker. i'll begin by thanking chair cheney and congresswoman haaland for th