and so, it ain't nancy's cash.sh, and i want everybody to have the same respect for the cash. that's the issue that i have, and so that's why i'm as intense as i am. not because i want to chop you down, because i don't want to make the same mistakes. >> well, i'm on board. there's no question about that. >> and so, i have some place i want to take you, okay? >> oh, i'm excited. >> go ahead and take this bend. i'm surprised by how much development's goin' on around here. >> waycross is--in the last five years, has been blowing up. >> has it? >> it's growin'--oh, yeah. and this is just an old georgia town. >> i'm taking nancy to a house in waycross in a neighborhood that i think she'll like. i want her to understand how important it is to her business that she live here. does your house in tampa look like this? >> no, i have a beach house. um, i have a nice house. >> is it this nice? >> no, not at all. >> nancy. >> mm-hmm. >> you want to know why i brought you here? >> 'cause i'ma be able to buy this house in about f

it's the president, nancy pelosi, kennedy. >> nancy pelosi tried to say i don't know his name. in 2009, it's gruber this, gruber that, all over the white house and congress and my biggest problem with this guy is yeah, he was the expert that they were saying, you know, go out and sell obamacare from a policy standpoint, use your expertise to make people comfortable with it. he did that. total conflict of interest. he was making hundreds of thousands from individual states to run these studies on the effects of health care and obamacare and the various regions. >> that's a scandal in itself, the money that he was making at the same time that he was trying to sell this bill or cobble together this bill. former obama economics adviser saying that gruber was, quote, the man. take a listen and then react. >> when i was in the white house, he was certainly viewed as an important figure in helping to put obamacare together and so it's exactly what you said. the problem is not that gruber helped put obamacare together. he was the man. the problem is what he said in the last two weeks.

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nancy, thanks very much. congratulations on the book.that's all for today's edition of "press pass." but you can see this and other past conversations on our website, nbc news.com.

i will tell you what, nancy pelosi. i don't think hitler or oj got honored by those people.e a working champion of womens rights. >> -- the cornerstone of our democracy. when women succeed we succeed. early voting is our friend. respect to women and families. >> jon: you are unmatched that. brings me to this. tammy duckworth disabled war vet 8 months pregnant asked to vote by proxy. she couldn't fly to washington. lucky for her the person in charge of her party and that vote is guardian herself, nancy pelosi. what a perfect chance to showcase her principal. >> pelosi opposed duckworth's request to vote by proxy. >> jon: thank you, you have to fight -- what [beep]? you rejected, you suppressing the vote of a minority pregnant woman who is a wounded war veteran. she is everything you supposedly stand for, stuffed into one individual. she is a democratic demographic turduckworth. why? why would you do this? >> minority leader defended the decision saying it's against house rules and making an exception for duckworth could set an unwanted precedence. >> jon: what? we certainly d

nancy was shouting if you don't run for governor i want a divorce. now she did not mean that of course, but that is the evidence that the drive came from her. fast gore to the inauguration 1981, as johnny carson talked about her ambitions exactly i agree. without nancy and ronald reagan would never have been elected to anything she was a driving ambition. another misunderstood aspect of the reagan story is his conversion from new deal democrat to eisenhower republican. that was not just instantaneous but occurred over a decade. ordering federal the four days, reagan was threatened if he persisted to block the communist penetration of the union and in response the burbank police department offered protection and also offered a concealed weapon permit. not well understood during the years he was head of the screen actors guild he was also packing heat. he came to understand the folly of the lofty ideals of communism could not be forced without terror. that was part of his conversion. in the '50s of the korean war reagan is enthusiasm transferred to har

>> steve carell: oh, it's what our kids deal with every day. >> nancy carell: no.your success. i knew he'd be successful. but i think we thought he'd be successful in the don knotts kind of way. ( laughter ) seriously, though. but, like, you know, barney fife was an... i mean, that's an incredible character on a tv show. and that's... that was my dream for you. >> steve carell: thank you. >> nancy carell: you're welcome. ...and the wolf was huffing sometimes, grandpa. well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... doctor: symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may incr

does nancy pelosi have her own war on women or is a rule a rule? vote in our gretawire poll grit washington see you monday night for a special show. greta talk on itunes it's free. that's your favorite and don't forget hannity tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. good night from washington, d.c. >> >>> tonight on "red eye." coming up on "red eye." have motorcycles have enough of leather clad jerks doing tricks? how some machines are finally fighting back. plus what countries is the vice president still struggling to locate on a. >> mexico, united states and canada. i make no apologies for it. >> everyone is screaming. >> because he is a god. >> and finally is there no limit to the popularity of teen corner with greg gutfeld? we'll show you what happened when some teens learned what hotel he is staying at and one lucky fan who got to meet

nancy pelosi thinks we're really, really stupid. bob, i have to start with you because for god's sake the madame former speaker said i don't know who he is and he was on the website and spoke about him in 2009. >> nancy forgets some things and my guess is the congress wrote most of this but could i have -- >> wait. let's talk about. >> could i have 32 seconds? >> after this -- >> that's all i ask. that's all i ask. >> is it about nancy pelosi and -- >> obamakir. >> we'll get to that in a second. >> i see. i'm cut off again. is that right? >> we don't want the go through the numbers right now. >> of course. they're too good. >> all right. kg -- >> i'm sorry to tell you, eric, if he's not on her christmas card list then she really doesn't know him. okay? here's the deal. it's obvious that they made a mess of this. that they know him. that he was an architect. he was involved in it. numerous accounts now. the facts are in. you do not have to be a math major of mit to figure this out. americans aren't stupid. >> dana, your thoughts of h

we couldn't catch a break. >> on a scale to one did godzilla how delusional is nancy pelosi? what she recognizes democrats have bigger problems. between nancy pelosi and harry reid, the democrats are leading themselves with little to encourage younger supporters in congress that they get it back they have fundamental problems. >> i get the spin wars. people are and say what they really believe. in this loss being in total denial and saying we have no problems, drive along, i don't see how that is affected. it makes you seem delusional. to a lot of people it makes them seem like they are out of touch for reality. >> they are not engaging in a defense of president obama's record. the other thing is they are not talking about being a reform party. if you look at the two-party trajectories, on this question of are you i reform party for the future, nancy pelosi is saying everything we did is great and it cost us, not send our fundamental party problems. to not show voters indications of that is a mistake. >> if you have the right position, if you're supposedly right and you can p

nancy pelosi is a long friend of st. anthony's but those who struggle to put you food on the table or earner equal pay and work or struggle for affordable housing we're proud of her service and this fellow san franciscan are here today house democratic leader nancy pelosi (clapping) >> good morning, everyone. >> good afternoon. >> i don't know about you i don't have a better place to be then here (clapping) this is the most important work that and the most best way to spend their time since dell mentioned my daughter i'll get to family isn't that a family affair we have michael who is family the hellman family have been part of the every great thing that happens in this city thank you so much michael for your lisp we have the other folks across the board in our city in this beautiful, beautiful building thank you to the construction workers and the libby's that michael made this a beautiful, beautiful beautiful structure (clapping) the official family of san francisco our great that mayor supervisor wiener and supervisor

our nancy cordes asked her, since they lost majority in two straight elections, if she was thinking about giving up her leadership post. and, let me just show you what she said. >> first woman, was not that curiosity that the boehner on the front of "time" magazine, mitch mcconnell wins on the front of "time" magazine, a pattern here, as i said does not depend on any of that with all due respect to all of you. but as a woman, is there a message here? something that we're missing. >> may i say -- oh, please. it's not as if nancy pelosi when she became first woman speaker of the house did not get a ton of attention including from yours truly. i think with all due respect to the former speaker playing the gender card here, not a great idea. the really tough feelings, not a lot of fun these days. >> great week for "time" magazine. >> the covers still matter. >> schieffer: she is a terrific fundraiser for democrats. is it her fault that they lost the majority two times in a row? >> it's not her fault, per se. but only question now, is it the worst since 1946 or 1928? one year leader of a party

who led house democrats before nancy pelosi?hat is the longest tenure in more than half a century. it looks like it's going to be extended for at least two more years. both pelosi and harry reid in the senate said this week they are here to stay. but there seems to be some pressure from the left for new democratic leadership. steve israel, chairman of the party of congressional campaign committee stepped down after two cycles. politico reported some democrats are eager to see even more change with aides complaining that pelosi is too focused on reaching women instead of forming a broader message that could play to other groups like older voters and men. nancy pelosi is still wildly popular in very effective as a fund-raiser. she helped to bring in more than $100 million for democrats this cycle alone. and harry reid has been able to get bills passed through congress. speaker john boehner has not. so is their sticking armed the right thing for the democratic party or is it time for new blood? joining me again is political adviser

does nancy pelosi have her own war on women or is a rule a rule?e in our gretawire poll grit washington see you monday night for a special show. greta talk on itunes it's free. that's your favorite and don't forget hannity tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. good night from washington, d.c. >> >>> the o'reilly factor is on tonight: >> with respect to the notion that i is k. suspend deportations through executive order that's just not the case. >> that was 2011. president obama contradicting himself and possibly the constitution by signing executive order suspending deportation. will this cause great harm to the country? we will debate it. >> a new study out of university of texas shows that heavy pot use harms your brain. gutfeld mcguirk familiar with the subject. we will analyze. >> senate democrats wanted to avoid votes on contentious issues so they wouldn't have to take

it was nancy that provided the driving ambition. one early report comes from breaking son michael who heard a conversation shouted down the hallway from their home in 1965. nancy were shouting, if you don't run for governor, i wanted to worse. she didn't mean that of course, but the point is that evidence that the drive came from her. fast-forward to the inauguration run-up in 1981, johnnie carson climbed the moniker nancy to its ambitions. i agree. without nancy, ronald reagan never would've been elected anything issue was the one with the driving ambition. not wrong. another aspect of the reagan story is his conversion from new deal democrat to eisenhower republican. that was not just in tinea splash. it occurred over a decade. while fighting communist infiltration into the screen actors guild, reagan was threatened over the phone with an acid in the face attack if he persisted in black and the communist press notation of the union. burbank police offer protection and also a concealed weapon permit. not well understood during the

which brings us to today when nancy pelosi pretended today

nancy pelosi is expected to be re-elected next week.all the changes take effect next year. >>> still ahead, how congressional republicans may put the brakes on plans for a nuclear deal with iran. first is russia going to invade ukraine? has it already? we'll take a look. u can't breate through your nose suddenly, you're a mouth breather. a mouth breather! well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. cold medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow, it opens your nose up to 38% more. so you can breathe and do the one thing you want to do, sleep. add breathe right to your cold medicine shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. and look for the calming scent of new breathe right lavender, in the sleep aisle. >>> you crane says the security situation in its rebel-held east is steadily worsening. one official says a russian attack could come soon. moscow continues to deny any such intentions. here's senior foreign affairs correspondent amy kellogg. >> the fighting in eastern ukraine has fired sp

nancy cordes, thank you very much. japan's takata confirmed today that it is the subject of a criminal investigation in the united states over defective air bags that it made for honda cars. they have been found to explode with dangerous force in accidents, sending out shards of metal. at least five deaths have been linked to this. takata has recalled nearly 12 million vehicles in the u.s. for defective air bags. u.s. relations with russia seem to be getting frostier by the day, and in an unprecedented move, the russian military says it now plans to send strategic bombers on regular patrol in america's backyard. david martin is looking into this. y, reporter: russian bomber patrols over the caribbean would be significant, military officials say, something the russians have never done before. during the cold war, soviets flew reconnaissance missions there, but never bombers capable of carrying nuclear weapons. once in 2008 and again in 2013, blackjack bombers flew to nicaragua and venezuela, but those were window dressi

still, nancy says, there's more to be done. for "nightly business report",, i'm meg turrell. >>> apple and google got their start in a garage. where does the stair of alibaba begin? we'll take you there. >>> walmart is gearing up for big crowds of shoerps on black friday and for protesters too. labor organizers and walmart workers unhappy about low pay, poor working conditions, and little chances to achieve full-time job are planning protests at 1,600 stores across the country next friday. that's of course one of the busiest shopping days of the year. >>> and finally tonight, a look at the small apartment in the chinese city of hangzhou, where alibaba was born. surprisingly, 15 years later, jack ma's modest flat is still being used to foster inspiration by the company's programmers and product developers, hoping to make the e-commerce giant even gianter. here's more from hangzhou. >> reporter: the garage is the sacred spot where so many technology companies were born. in china, it is this one place. building 16-1, lakeside gard

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reports from major garrett and nancy cordes. jeff pegues on jetblue's plan to squeeze more passengers on to its planes. and vinita nair with some unlikely crime fighters, not "csi miami," usps east peoria. >> the boy is telling me something by the look on his face. it's telling me something is not right. >> this is captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the governor of new york said today it is nature showing us who is boss. in buffalo, weather service spotters couldn't get out of their houses to take measurements. the snow blew in this door and piled up in a living room. dreerg driveways and cars took patience. in lancaster, new york, the drifts were taller than the shovelers. the storm that blew in yesterday dropped 65 inches in south cheektowaga, new york, another 15 inches may fall by friday. our coverage tonight starts with jericka duncan. >> reporter: along interstate 90, 18 wheels are no match for six feet of snow and counting. hundreds of vehicles have been

story we love to cover, the ryan budget democrats did not fully cover, and the kickstart campaign for nancyelosi's "time" cover. but first, an aggressor covering a lot of ground. this afternoon, steny hoyer made the case for why president obama made the -- should act unilaterally on immigration reform. next this is about helping people. -- >> this is about helping people. this is about doing from a humanitarian and moral standpoint is right. i and all of these members urging the president of the united states to take bold and brought action to respond to a problem that everybody agrees, everybody agrees is responding to a broken system. and trying to fix that system. >> late this afternoon republican house speaker john boehner presented the other side of the argument. >> the president is threatening to take unilateral action on immigration. even though in the past he has made clear that he did not have -- he did not believe he had the constitutional responsibility or authority to do that. i will just say this. we're going to fight the president to the and nail if he -- tooth and nail if he

nancy pelosi in 2010 lost 63 seats. she hung on within leadership even though there was a lot of consternation about house democratic numbers back then. they lose the house in 2011, and they lost the house 2014. now the gop has the biggest majority since 1928. there's a lot of people within her own caucus questioning her strategy. what does nancy pelosi do well? she raises a lot of money and rules her caucus with an iron fist. anybody that tries to take her out immediately will regret that decision. you try to look at areas she exerts her authority. one example is the energy and commerce ranking member spot. why is that important? what does it mean? anna es shoo wants her to be elected to the top of that leadership spot. how does she do that? put her people on a steering committee which makes the decision and try encourage rank and file member to back herbshoo. frank is trying to get into the spot. there's going to be a vote tomorrow. why is tamme duckworth important? she's a supporter of frank. there's a lot of specula

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but when asked, nancy pelosi said i don't even know who he is. this man right here who right there admitted that our president understands and is counting on the fact that americans are too dumb essentially to care, that these americans are going to be snowed by this and there is one way to do it and get the cash? this is what he said, yet nancy pelosi denies she knows who he is. listen to this. >> i don't know who he is. let's put him aside. i don't know if you have seen jonathan gruber in my comparison of what the analysis is to the status quo versus what will happen in our bill. >> you see what this is. i don't know who he is. that was yesterday that she said i don't know who he is. you go back and look at her website, and jonathan gruber, they announce m.i.t. professor jonathan gruber, makes a big thing about him then. speaks about him in 2009 and 2010 as well. so she must remember. i hope she remembers. to make a long story short, look at what's going on. jonathan gruber first said i made an off the cuff remark. then we have four more tapes

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[applause] >> thank you, michelle, jennifer, nancy. forgive me for having to show that horrible one minute less paper to you just when you were getting the most interesting points. we now will have a brief comments from the three authors of the book. dorothy sue cobble teaches at rutgers university, she is a distinguished prof. of history and labor studies. linda gordon is university professor of history and humanities at new york university and at 11 is the chair of women's studies so we will start with you. >> thank you. great. thanks so much for those remarks. thank you for putting so much care and thought into it. i really appreciate what you said about the book. you also raised a lot of very interesting issues i want us to have time to address. issues of identity, priority, language, how we describe the history of feminism. i want to take a few minutes just to talk about the women that i write about in my chapter. i think the agendas they pursued for 50 years that i write about is actually a 50 year period that for a long time peo

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thank you (clapping). >> nan and mark nancy thank you for your leadership you are our speaker and our conscious your representative go girl we need you in washing thank you very much ladies and gentlemen, it's october welcome to san francisco it is dream force time you don't know how gifted i get to october this used to be howard street is now every october it's 0 innovation park and mark and i keep talking about innovations right here spiritually i want to say thank you to march and listening for being great san franciscans salesforce habitation been there with me when it comes to education and housing housing with our vets this dream force is innovation and fin but more importantly something dear to me something that leader pelosi and i talk talk about i want to admit i also had the hesitancy of being mayor of san francisco and i wish for the day where i could talk to you-all all those companies coming in and say can we all work together to make that t this city successful well, you have the standard and sass.com in san francisco people pits that's 99 thing they focus on when they m

nancy doesn't fancy fading away. . . what's wrong with trying new things?that in your muscles? block . . . >>> solar or so long temp another company looking to put taxpayers on the hook, for good or ill. william? >> well, neil no green project had a bigger loan than this one. now the world's largest plant, solar plant, it took 1.6 billion in federal loans. now wants you to help pay that loan off. it opened to great fanfare last winter, the energy secretary calling it critical to climate change. now, however, produces only a fraction of the electricity promised and it's wealthy investors, including nrg energy want a $530 million cash grant hangedout, your tax money to pay off their loan. >> it's going to prove the failure of the federally subsidized programs that are going forward clearly it will be beneficial if these programs were stopped. >> nrg energy claims it's taking advantage of a government subsidy for clean energy. 18 billion for renewable projects. as for the power, they generated just a quarter of a millioning me would watt -- megawatts. they sai

nancy pelosi saying she never heard of gruber. >> i don't know who he is.e didn't help write our bill. you have a person who wasn't writing our bill commenting on what was going on when we were writing the bill who has withdrawn some of the statements that he made. let's put him aside. >> wait, she sited him on her web site in 2010 and even mentioned him by name during a press conference back in 2009. >> i don't know if you have seen jonathan gruber mit's analysis to the status quo verses what is happening in our bill, seek insurance within the exchange in our bill takes down the costs. >> a pelosi spokesperson trying to clarify her statement saying quote she doesn't know who he is not that he's never heard of him. >> president obama promising executive action by year's end. the white house reportedly still trying to figure out the timing. >> gouge luzader is in washington with more. >> no one knows exactly when this is going to happen. listen to president obama who was in burma but he was talking tough about this issue here at home. >> i indicated if congr

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>> i'm supporting nancy pelosi. i'm looking forward to her continued leadership.i'm looking forward to is the continuing discussion on key issues before the country. i'm the senior democrat on the budget committee, and we're going to continue to focus on those issues going forward. but let's just see where the chips fall in this election, and as yogi berra said, ain't over until it's over. >> he was right about that and you're right about it right now. congressman, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> well, you know there are lot of ballot initiatives as well going on today. at least five of states looking to hike their minimum wage. why the former crowe of toys 'r' us says every other state should worry as well. (receptionist) gunderman group. gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time and money. time? money? time