n. nancy are the ology among the troops. this video by the urine news media outlet shows he couldn't and tank proudly displaying a fly with nazi symbols. the black son and eagle, german human rights lawyer and foreman law, micah monson. doza says western powder, one aware of the neo nazi sentiments among the ukrainian armed forces for they choose to ignore the issue. they see clearly what's going on, but they don't want to transform the reality. there is not in the ukraine, you know, there is people. ready who so a, in the ukrainian governments like the vice foreign minister and then it was all in germany. that is a mission and troops. but tony and i saw chris you meant inside it and then just fax it to carry the whole system. and i think everyone knows it's the media in germany, in central europe. they know what as well. they can see that being some kind of lifestyle for presidents, lensky learning and a lot of documentation and recalls from all paintings, all the rest of the states. no ritual, the cautious plays ukraine an

n. for nancy, they quite enjoy a bit of bands earn and that's it really so great. and a quick word on the match or do you have any sympathy for wales? would you like to see them beating? no, obviously not the so i would like to see them go through, but when the way things are we need to meet them when the group. so overall england go for it based on the job done them of right. it's a very big ask for wales. i need to beat ingram, but if there's a drawer and the other match it has to be by full goes. is there any chance laura can see it, but you know, sorry to things happen. so we're going to, as on to me, the english, i saw them i as in my opinion, but those i went into the tournament not really looking to get out of the group really as a tough group to be in the office. and i am like, is that strange things happen? so let's say, predicted school i was gonna say phone and why i was was going to be phone away. i was only american for a while. no to nolan was i think of a frail flooring. well might neck one, but i'll take full on. thank you very much. well, lots of g

n mccary nancy pelosi is going to be w fired. kevin mccarthy is going to be speaker. there is zero excuse. e why all the national media has not called all these races and called the house for for house republicans.e all right.ap it, joinero shave's mike , good job.ing thank you for being with us.us w we appreciate you joining us . now, former speaker ofof t the house newt gingrich is with us . one thing that is puzzled me wiid somet and you know, you saidhi mode something that every model you've ever knowl as been has bn thrown off this election. you know, we weren't supposedwe se seats in 2020.t suppose i forgot wha 1t we picked up., n sixteen , i think in 2020. expee nobody expected that here. lar b republicans win the popular million votes anve million votes and picking up fewer thant everybody thought. but still getting a majority.may >> your thoughts? well, i mean, first of all, the democrats were brilliant at targeting where to put resources. i talkedreso two days ago with m laxalt, who said, you know, he des ahead and was matching the democratmo with advertisin

pa much-anticipated biography n former first lady nancy reagan. the book, the triumph of nancy reagan written by karen will be officially released tomorrow. karen has graciously agreed to make reagan library one of her first stops on the book to her. after devouring the book myself, i think readers still agree it is a well researched talents and insightful book into the life of one of the century's most fascinating and consequential figures. in the interest of full disclosure i thought i would mention i was privileged to work for the reagan as a young woman. first in the white house and then in los angeles. there i was part of their small staff and their vibrant post presidential life ultimately serving as their spokesperson and press secretary. it was an incredible adventure in one of the greatest gifts of my life. the journey over those six years open my eyes to the world to the importance of decency, kindness, character and leadership. i also saw the private side of the reagan speared i witnessed firsthand their boundless devotion to one anothe

project that struckal me as interesting classes they come to washington in the eighties n and my knowledge of nancy reagan is everybody else's to run between one of two caricatures as acquisitive socialite or the power behind the throne but listening to the attributes and watching the last decade other presidents life and then hers beyond that to get the sense of the depth of this relationship. originally thought it's about a woman and marriage as our love story getting deeper into the research i realized it was so much more. a whole new perspective on the presidency and i think ultimately a new perspective on history so why do i come in with the story w that george schultz told me aboutth the soviet union? i was looking w for something to signal to the reader that this is not your typical first lady biography. the story that schultz told me and those with impromptu to the night on —- to the white house to have dinner come it sounded like a social invitation. he had only been secretary of state seven months. he did not know the break-ins that well does that include a stop in china? but then they ar

and on that note, house speaker nancy will n what the wishes and the wish that comment this morning in an interview with cnn, the uncertainty surrounding her future does come just weeks after her husband, paul pelosi, was attacked when an intruder broke into the family home in san francisco looking for the house speaker. she was in washington at the time, she did win her own reelection and has now served for 35 years. we continue to track a couple of high profile mayoral races in the bay area. the latest figures in the race for san jose mayor show that council member matt mehan maintaining his lead with nearly 51. percent of the vote. the cindy chavez is 49.1% of the vote. the ongoing vote count closed the gap between the candidates a little bit today. fewer than 4000 votes separate the two oakland council member lauren taylor maintains his lead over council members. xiang tao , the latest numbers in this ratio that taylor is ahead with 53% of the vote. the shank house 47. officials say there are still tens of thousands of ballots in this race left account and reminder that you can use

number two, he had an elaborate plan out of a stephen king n novel, tie up the husband, wait for days possibly for nancyi to show up, break her knees as the prosecutor just laid out and, three, we're going to learn more today, because you're going to have a bail hearing and arraignment and they're going to have to lay out for the judge why it's important not to grant bail. they'll have to put details about all the other violence in the home. >> the fbi's assessment, not just of this attack but of the ten-fold increase we've seen in threats to lawmakers in just the last five years, is that it is lone actors. it's lone actors like this that believe conspiracy theories and act on them, from pizzagate to this. ten-fold war. >> it's the worst kind of case if you're the fbi. or dhs or nypd, because it's not an organization like an organized crime family where you can dismantle it with a careful case taking out leadership. the last ppr i surveyed shows that after president trump left office qanon followers increased from 14% to 17%. it's not getting smaller. it's getting bigger. one in four americans surveyed

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nancy pelosi, well, she has got protection when she is i n d.ly her housed doesn't have a lot of protection. [laughs] >> again, that is exactly what this broadcast played monday night. now, kari lake is saying that what you just heard was the result of what she calls, quote, creative editing. cnn's president fact-checker david daniel dale sean just. now so it is what else is kari lake saying about her comments on monday? >> she is claiming to reporters now that she never made light of the attack on mr. pelosi. and that the idea that she did or that she said anything bad was solely the result of a despicable deceptive editing hit job by what she calls the fake news media. listen to her comments. >> wow >>. i never made light on the attack, i was talking about her children and why they don't have better security at school. and i said that our politicians have security. and athletes have security. we need to have security for our children. go back and look at the tape, don't do any creative editing like the fake media tends to do, and you will see

nancy pelosi was in washington. meanwhile, u.s. capitol police have begun reviewing their own security protocol following this attack. nnnell: jonathan vigliotti with that new information. thank you. tonight, for the first time, we are hearing the desperate 911 calls for help from students and teachers inside robb elementary school during that shooting massacre in may. we must warn you-- these phone calls are difficult to listen to, and they are simply heartbreaking, but they do provide important context about police inaction. cbs' omar villafranca is outside a memorial in uvalde, texas, where families are seeking answers and justice. >> reporter: in 911 calls obtained by the "texas tribune" and propublica and released with the permission of families involved, frantic students and teachers described the horror as it happened at robb elementary. as the gunman fires off dozens of rounds and more than an hour since the massacre started... >> reporter: more desperate calls are made from inside the school, including one from 10- year-old kloie torres, begging for help from officers standing on the other side of the wall. sh

nancy pelosi later tonight on "anderson cooper 360" at 8:00 p.m. eastern only here on cnn. >>> back with us to discuss anderson's sfweinterview with n pelosi. vid chalian, abby phillip, chief national affairs analyst, casey hunt and cnn contributor. she's shaken, obviously so? >> how could it not kbimpact he thinking. nancy pelosi has been the leader of the democrats in the house for 20 years now and obviously she's into her 80s. so her thoughts about her future, i'm sure, were formulated long before her husband was so violently attacked in their home in san francisco, but when you have an experience like that, i just don't know how that can't be part of the thinking process about what you want for your family and your life in, you know, these later years. >> and, wolf, can i just say i've covered nancy pelosi as speaker, as democratic leader of the minority, majority since she took the gavel around 2006-2007, she prides herself and one of the defining characteristics of her as a politician is her refusal to back down from a fight. this is something that she carried through the trump administration with her and, honestly, one of the first th

hispanicsix for the second time twelve years, liberal house speaker nancy pelosi is going to be forced to give the gavel n to a new republican's speaker. her ofew republican's speaker. now we're going to miss her. of course, i can't say otherwise, especially her pressn conferences and her assorted antics. >>ce as a catholic, i resent your using the word hate in a sentence that addresses me, my whole mission in congress is about the children for the children there in the arena. en. you have to be prepared to p a punch, have to be prepared to throw a punch forildren the children, for the children. >>. well, the good thing fora o nancy is now she's going to have a lot of time on her hands to do other important work, like pouring through that footag e from police body camsry and our home security system from the side. her husband was viciouslyattack attacked. if anyone can get answers there ,nancy can 7th. we have huge gratitude fort th the fact that the court finallyv ended the scourge of roe vs.. ts wade. now, this issuuee was nevere something that should have been read into the constitution and now it's pr

n gingrich. >> what was our mission? to win the majority, to stop biden's agenda and fire nancy pelosi. all of that is accomplished. >> reporter: power is power. even with some races still undecided. kevin mccarthy, the would-be speaker of a republican house, has already formed a transition team. and has been consulting gingrich. in zelizer's view the patriarch of no-holds-barred partisanship. >> let's talk about what the welfare state has created. let's talk about the moral decay of the world the left is deending. >> if you're making a bet about where a speaker mccarthy would go, the safe bet would be he'll be aggressive, he's going to use the kind of language that gingrich always promoted, he's going to try to vilify and put democrats and the biden administration under constant investigation. so a ripple or a wave, either way what you're going to have is probable gridlock. >> reporter: mccarthy is among the more than 300 gop candidates for state and federal office this year who have 2020 election deniers. more than 180 have been projected to win so far. including at least four in race

n. u'ching kr. 4 news at all. >> tonight at 5, a not guilty plea in federal court for the man charged with assaulting house speaker nancy pelosi has been what comes next for the man who's accused of tax attacking the 82 year-old with a hammer. thanks for watching everybody. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. the man charged with breaking into house speaker nancy pelosi is home and then attacking her husband. paul was back in court today. 42 year-old. >> david dipak is already facing state charges, including attempted murder. and today he pleaded not guilty. 2 federal charges. our kron four's rob nesbitt was inside the courtroom today and has more on what took place. >> at the state level, david to pat faces a life sentence in today. a judge read the federal charges against him which equals another 50 years. if found guilty. david depape entered the courtroom tuesday and all orange, his feet shackled. his first federal court appearance was brief lasting no longer than 5 minutes. but in that time to pack pled not guilty to the federal charges against him. the federal case is about nancy pelosi and mister dip apps plo

that's s"n dan: six days after getting hit in the head with a hammer and suffering a fractured skull, paul pelosi has been released from the hospital. ama: tonight, we have confirmation that nancy pelosi's husband is back home. he was attacked last friday and had the house -- had been hospitalized ever since. jr stone is following this developing story and joins us live tonight from pelosi's neighborhood. reporter: most neighbors that i spoke with were well aware of what happened to paul pelosi last week. when i told them he was back home, they were overjoyed. one woman throwing her hands up in the air. all is quiet at nancy pelosi's san francisco home hours after this van backed into the family's garage. later, it was confirmed that paul poulos was home recovering, arriving thursday after spending nearly a week in the hospital for treatment after a hammer attack. >> i'm glad he got better. he's an older guy. an injury like that could have been fatal. i'm glad he survived. reporter: the reaction? heartfelt. >> i'm grateful that he got to go home. i know he had serious injuries. >> i'm happy for them. have to get back home. that's a huge blessing. reporter: paul poulos he was tr

nancy pelosi *hablan en ingles* republicanos cri criticaron de immediato su di discurso diciendo que quiere cambiar el tema la economia es un desastre y los democratas tienen la culpa las m parya peap Ñncuesya ,uestra el apoyo a los musica la encuesta dice que los re republicanos tiene 15 puntos de ventaja entre las mujeres que viven en los suburbios que va a las urnas. >> veremos que pasa muchas g gracias. >> las solicitudes de ayuda por desempleo llegaron a 219,000 muy por debajo de la semana anterior por este tipo de ayuda hasta alcanzar 1,400,000, tambi'en aumentaron por un 13% m'as alta desde febrero del aÑo pasado. >> la reserva federal lo volvi'o a ser subido la tasa de inter'es cero punto 65% sigue siendo e elevada 8.2% se busca reducir el gasto de los servidores al m momento de pedir pr'estamos, representa un aumento y la reserva federal se va a devolver al 2%. >> la tormenta elisa toc'o tierra esta madrugadaderrib'o 'arboles y en guatemala la t tormenta elisa dej'o a m'as de 1000 personas damnificadas durante toda la noche la maÑana de hoy seg'un los expertos c chocar'a con dos sistemas de frente fr'io que est'a en el golfo de m'exico por lo que p permanecer'a por varios d'

nancy pelosi. [laughter] and corral the votes he needs. only five house republicans are on the record to say no if mccarthy a speaker. that doesn't mean they non't flip or that he is not the next speaker there's not a clear alternative so what they are doing is using their leverage. >> . >> looking at the congress and the senate bringing bankruptcy protection these loans are predatory you can never get them paid off for file bankruptcy i am a truck driver. with these hospitals quit worried about getting paid by the colleges and then get this past that needs past. these loans were taken care of and we would have a better economy and then they need to get off their butts. >> so the status so joe biden announced loan forgiveness on student loans a while ago and has been kicking the can down the road. now doing this through june 22d roughly through the end of the current supreme court session. so i think joe biden wants to wipe out to 20000 student loans it is a hugely divisive issue a lot of people feel it's completely unfair to those who did not go to college and for those who paid for their children and paid that money and those who paid off

nancy pelosi. joe 100% of the time she is responsible for record high inflationancy n, crime that cri is crippling our communities. and this is why voters areican p tired and flocking to the republican party in numbers like we've never seen before. >>in the seventh district. people nee ld their cars.ct peo' they don't want to be told they have to buy an electric car . i don't know nothing about electric cars. that's what you want to do. floats your boat great. but they don't want to have to do that and they drive . you guys are drivers ine your district that has hammered, hammereddrivers. famin virginia. >> it absolutely has. you have people novirginiaw makg the tough decision on whether or not they're going to goyou to the grocery store or if they're going to pump gas in a their vehicle to get to work. and again, this is a direct t result of failed democratocer leadership and their failed policies. and voters are tiredore or get. yes, we have an interesting quote from an article in. int the atlanticer today about hispanic voters leaving the democratic party. we just had a big town hall last week

n celebrate this beautiful community. hate and violence has no place in san francisco or this country. house speaker nancy pelosi echoing those words tonight saying the attack on club que, which fell on the eve of transgender day of remembrance is despicable. further shattering the sense of safety of lgbtq americans across the country. well, democrats have taken important steps to combat gun violence. this congress, this deadly attack is a challenge to conscience. and a reminder that we must keep fighting to do more. we'll, of course, have more details on the events that led up to that tragedy. coming up tonight at 9.30. as mentioned earlier today is transgender day of remembrance. the annual observance started by bay area activists, gwendolyn ann smith. back in 1999. as a vigil to remember the death of a transgender woman cities worldwide honoring the lives of those lost to transphobia, including here in san francisco as gayle ong reports, the community says now is time to stand together. >> think about all those victims. just happening in colorado. speakers at the annual transgender day of remembrance c

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dan: in honor of nancy losing her speakership role, we thought we would play some of your best. >> no point in saying good morning because it certainly is not one. we'll now nel for our mt of silence. dan: it's impressive how long she pulled it off. >> she is easy to vilify. we'll have to switch it up and figure out who is the new bogeyman. i wish republicans would grow a pair like her to a certain degree and keep the party in line particularly with the small majority we'll have in the house. she is easy to make a villain. nancy pelosi is an institution person. we'll see if hakeem jeffries takes the man tell further to the left. it's the devil we know versus the devil we don't know. dan: this week on the foxnation patriot awards, some true patriots and some familiar faces were there. i did my own interviews on the street. please don't miss it. he said the border is secure. is it? >> no. >> is the border secure? >> no! ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ ever wonder why they call it the american dream... and not the american goal? announcer: derek jeter ...or plan? maybe... it's because in dreams, you can do anything. in dreams... you can hold your entire wor

you get into the hypocrisy of nancy pelosi violating her quarantine that she championed, giving her lectures on ice cream and her 24,000 refrigerator. i could go on with gavin n newsom. tom steyer. $191 million. didn't get one delegate, made a lot of his fortune with indonesian coal plants. dirty coal. these people have enormous amounts of money. they're never subject to consequences of their own ideology and virtue signal to the rest of us in the utilitarian philosophy that the ends justify almost any means necessary to achieve them because they're so noble. they're really dangerous people. >> laura: let me jump in here. i think victor, it is worse than that. miranda, they work to shame other people, not just virtue signal, they shame. this kid is ripping people off billions of dollars. they forced sequoia capital today, one of the biggest venture capital firms in the world to apologize to their investors for buying into this kid's fraud. sequoia is totally captured by this 30 yeerld fr 30-year-old fraud whose parent are professors at stanford, we're all supposed to go like this? okay. >> well, sequoia should apologize. i mean, we heard today that $3 billion

n completely supportive of pelosi going. orvill i think the administration was wary of sticking unnecessary fingers in the eyes of xi in china. in fairness to nancyhe kinda of got trapped by circumstances. originally she announced that she was just going to asia and then the ft leaked the story. then she was stuck with the fact that china had advanced warning. orinally the plan was just to spend 24 hours and then leave, not be as provocative as it end up being. however, having been in taiwan right after her trip, i think it had a certain utility. as michael noted, there is a norm is tension in the time on streets. xi jinping has been incredibly bellicose, has not used the terry forced to retake taiwan, which he claims is a part of china. nancy pelosi's trip helped to wake up people not only in taiwan, who are used to the status quo, make them begin to recognize tre is a real threat on the horizon, that they have to mobilize themselves against it to be a deterrent if they expect to prevent it from happening. but also her trip helped to wake up the world in terms of what china actually has in mind for taiwan. they had seven live fire zones all acro

n-o. it needs to go to an independent team and an independent lab. pete: let's see if it does. the parents, obviously, need and deserve answers. nancys, thank you. >> thank you. pete: got it. all right, coming up, joe biden declared the pandemic was over, but the move could jeopardize funds for his student loan handout. clay travis on the latest white house efforts to extend yet again covid emergency powers. ♪ ♪ blame it on me. ♪ blame it on the night ♪ my favorite people in shriners are the doctors and the nurses because they help people through life. wow, i was a really cute kid! (chuckles) but it's true! shriners hospitals for children is awesome! the first time i went to shriners hospitals for children, i was two months old. since then, they have helped me with over 18 operations, and thousands of rehabilitation hours. because of their care, now, i live a full independent life. i got my driver's license, and i'm going to college! your monthly gift provides me, and so many other kids with the care we need to just be kids. when you call right now, and give just $19 a month, only 63 cents a day, we'll send you this adorable blanket

n soew my winner is hakeem jeffries, the congressman from h new york , from brooklyn, my hometown. >> and i saye he's a winner because he stands alone in the aftermath of nancy leader in the house this pastc week, he went unchallenged by any other democrat. so the democratic caucus is fairly united as they enter a minority status next year. my loser, jillian, is kanye west, fresh off making anti-semitic remarks that cost him billions of dollars because he lost relations with corporate support he took this week. nic fuentes, a holocaust denierd ,to have dinner with donaldth trump. i think he did no favors to a >>rmer president , and i think he further embarrassed himself. >> amazinguan, to . cratic l want to think that now the senate and house democratic leaders, both from brooklyn, huh? >> that's interesting. chuck schumer, s right. all as well. >> yeah, that's right.happ all right, panel, we got to leave it there. happy belated thand thanksgiving to you all. >> thanks so much for taking time with us tonight. you're welcome . well, it is friday, so time for> notable quotables. >> secretary marcurys was inlica charge of any company. >> he would have been fire

n a. and uh but she's. so extraordinarily talented across the board, whether it's uh, legislation whether it's parliamentary procedure, whether it's understanding how to win how to build coalitions. uh, nancy pelosi has been a master of all of that. a true master. there isn't any other speaker in the history of our country that has accumulated the record that she has, and even for those that disagree, may disagree with their politics. uh, people have a deep respect for her. because of her patriotism. her country and the constitution and the oath that she took. she was always faithful to leaders are asked to lead, but they also grow in what they do, so i think we have a lot to look forward to, um, excited by the fact that we're going to have a new team. and we want that team to be effective for the betterment of our country. this is not just officers of a club. this is as serious as it gets, because in a democracy have to produce for the people. so um, uh, i know that my colleagues certainly myself. will do everything to help them succeed. and well wishes for speaker pelosi offered by other bay area lawmakers today, including representative eric swalwell, who shared this, in part quote. it'

nancy? >> those are the very same words used by the mob wheny he stormed the united sta states capitol on january the 6th. te tol onwhen they broke windows, n kicked in the doors, brutally attacked law enforcement, roam the corridorcorrids hunting fort officials and a gallows to hang. >> the former vice president , mike pence, he was an enraged mob that had been whipped upzy into a frenzy by a president repeating over and overesiden again the big lit the election of 2020 had been . lie every word is a lie. it's really it's hallucinatory listening to it. tetory none o lf that is true. t there's no reality in those sentences that you just heard. >> some people will fallentencer it. >> hard core msnbc viewers, but most people will not fall for it. it has t nheo bearing on the lis they've been living undethr joe biden's presidency, which are getting worse acrosse ac the board, not just republicanrr ,but independentats and democrats, too. in and that's why democrats are going to los ae if we have a frw and fair election next tuesday, including in the state of yorze new york .ldin is and lee zeldin is living proof of that. >> he's a member of con

nancy loo reporting for us this morning, the california high patrol is leading the investigation right now. neither they nor the sheriff's department has offered a new comment or update on the investigation. well, 'n the south bay, mma star cain velasquez was back in court this week. he appeared before judge yesterday to enter a plea and request permission to travel out of the state. alaska's is accused of trying to kill harry goularte to who you see here. he's accused of molesting a 4 year-old boy who is a family member of alaska's prosecutors say back in february, kane got into a high-speed chase with the large hail along highway 1, 0, and tried to shoot him with a handgun but ended up wounding another person. instead. >> he would be pleading not guilty and waived his right to a speedy trial. mister is seeking permission today to and participate in a a wrestling match that employment right now. >> well, the judge handling the request says he is inclined to allow the trip if it didn't violate the terms of alaska says bail. the decision is expected later this week. alaska's his next court appearance is set for december 28th. elizabeth holmes might not begin her 11 year prison sentence as soon as p

n website. c-span.org/campaign2022. >> "washington journal" continues. host: politico reporter andrew desiderio joins us in the wake of the attack on speaker nancy pelosi'sreported this week that attack has spurred calls from members of congress for increased security. what are they asking or right now? guest: there is very few by way of specifics right now. we are looking toward congressional leaders when they come back to telegraph what exactly they want to do. there are many legislative angles here they can take. the first is an existing pass over a measure that was slipped into the annual defense bill. that would allow federal judges to scrub their addresses and phone numbers from the internet. this was legislation spurred after a federal judge and her family were attacked in new jersey a few years ago. senator rand paul, republican of kentucky, had been holding up that legislation because he wanted to allow lawmakers to take advantage of that. in other was, allow members of congress to actively scrub their personal, identifying information from the internet. that is the most obvious pass they can take here in terms of something already in the works.

n caucus dg on the horizon. and i look forward, always forward unfolding story of our nation. a story of light and love of patriotism and progress of many becoming one. nancyll represent her san francisco district in the house of representatives, but she won't be seeking a leadership role within the democratic caucus. she became a congresswoman back in 1987. she became the speaker in 2007 and reclaim the gavel in 2018. she's credited with helping to pass then president obama's landmark healthcare legislation. and president biden's infrastructure bill. she may say that she is going to take a step back and not being leadership, but i would be surprised if she is not relied on heavily. now at the end of the month, house democrats are expected to select new york congressman hakeem jeffries as the new headr under fire this morning after canceling ticket sales set for today for taylor swift, upcoming tour. it comes after fans complained about long wait times a presales earlier in the week only to come up empty handed. no tickets so now attorneys general in at least two states say they are probing the debacle and some federal lawmakers say they want an antitrust