nancy is on capitol hill after another all nighter in the senate. nancy, good morning. wow. the senate went viral. >> that's right. this was an all-nighter that got ugly, nora. it's always sensitive when you've got senators railing against one of their own. in this case, democratic senators railing senator jeff sessions to be attorney general.

so, i agree with nancy. we don't know where the cuts are coming from, but it's hard to see with this magnitude of cuts that once again middle class people, working families are going to be hurt. they're going to almost certainly by what they've said breathe dirtier air and drink dirtier water, even after we had flint. they are almost certainly going to be much less protected against financial repay shous agencies that try to take advantage of them. the budget proposal is a reflection of where the president is at and who he is, today's hard right republican party which has done this budget through its cabinet believes in, which is relieve the burdens on the wealthy and special interests, whether they be coal companies or financiers and put the burden on the middle class. >> on that subject, i always say show me your values, show me your budget. i think this is not going to be a statement of values of the american people when we see it. thank you. >> one followup. there's a question just pure numbers in the ho

nancy, many areas around the country, many employers, many jurisdictions have ban the box laws.in how they have been so efficient. >> we think it's been a great beginning, a great step towards giving men and women the opportunity to get in the front door with an employer to go for an interview process and be considered for a be jo. however, many employers, unfortunately, once they take them through the interview process and they say i like you then they begin to do the background check and if they find that they have had a criminal history in some cases, they will say, well, because of your criminal history we won't be able to bring you on. now i think the challenge with ban the box is many individuals have committed crimes 20, 30 years ago. they have been incarcerated, paid their douse and are back and gone through all the self-development that they can to try to get to the point where they can reintegrate and so do you punish them forever or do you begin to give them an opportunity to become a part of the social structure in a constructive way, and so we think that ban the box

nancy cordes on capitol hill. major. >> well, good evening, and welcome to a still crowded east room, still very chatty, lots of conversation, reaction to president trump's nomination of neil gorsuch and, scott, it is unquestionably within a turbulent 48, 72 hours for the incoming trump white house but if there is anything that could it in together the political sensibilities and energy of congressional republicans it would be this nomination for this untilled seat on the supreme court. the scalia seat. and it is important to note that in the east room tonight in the second row, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell sitting right next to him, the house speaker, paul ryan, a good number of republican senators from the leadership and rank and file are there, sew is former attorney the ed meese of the administration a strong signal from the white house it is trying to keep alive a conservative approach to the supreme court. it has found a conservative who called antonin scalia a lion of the court, if so neil gorsuch

i bet mariah carey was, like, yeah, nancy, now try new york's eve! not so easy, is it?ee you laughing now! ( cheers and applause ) can i be honest? it's moments like this that make me miss obama. i get the song, but it's all folksy, like remember when obama would break into song? it was way cooler than that. if obama's mic went out he would sing remix to ignition or something like that. ( laughter ) you know what made this nancy pelosi even worse? the reaction from some of the people who were standing there with her. >> is the sound working? the sound working? i can hear you. can you hear us? ( laughter ) the sound working? >> i don't think it is. ( laughter ) >> trevor: oh! oh, man! i'm sorry. i'm sorry. i shouldn't be laughing. i'm sorry. it's rude of me to make fun of the democrats before giving the president a chance. >> president trump tweeted "nancy pelosi and fake tears chuck schumer held a rally at the steps of the supreme court and the mic did not work, a mess, just like the democratic party. >> trevor: first of all, can we just take a moment to acknowledge the

nancy pelosi did that last week. who said she was tortured and set on fire by a known criminal and illegal, she said, no, the policies are working. i cannot imagine what you feel, but the policies are working. i am taking it down, but that was a message. >> another thing that is insulting about the messaging, also what she is saying is that voters, you just didn't listen. you should have listened. >> they are the ones not listening. didn't they go wrong when kim ryan was in contention, still nancy pelosi is in power? i was looking through elizabeth warren's tweets, and she said the country is in crisis, but it did not begin with the election of donald trump. the country is in crisis because for years washington has worked for the rich and powerful, but not for anybody else. isn't she taking a page out of the donald trump playbook? >> yes, that is exactly right. it is out of the bernie sanders playbook. and i said it before, donald trump and bernie sanders emerged side-by-side because the policies of the left and the

>> thank you, nancy. >> they're not allowed to applaud. >> that's okay. it's like church, or synagogue. okay. well, i want to thank leader pelosi. nancy, you continue to be just an outstanding leader of the democrats in the house, and i want to thank the national press club for hoetsing us this afternoon. now, before i get into tomorrow's speech, i want to briefly take a step back and take a look at the first month of the trump presidency and how democrats in the senate stood up to the president. after the election, we democrats were down in the dumps. republicans turned majorities to both houses of congress and prepared for the first republican president in eight years. my daughters came to me. they were as upset as i was election night. and i taught them the old song. momma said there would be days like this, there would be days like this my momma said. but a few days after the election i realized that had te election gone the other way and hillary been president and i been majority leader, i certainly would have had more fun. and leader pelosi and i pr

nancy, is this possible?now that congress is trying hard to do something about this. >> well, it is possible. in fact, we -- we have -- we have a bipartisan majority in the senate, and -- and we've made some significant progress. but with the coalition of the survivor community and human-rights attorneys and through our pro-bono work, we -- you know, we know that we can fix this, but we also believe that the president must show leadership as he has with civilian criminal-justice reform. our troops deserve nothing less. >> absolutely. all right, firstly, we're out of time. thank you for being with us today. heath, you're gonna stick around for us for our next segment, and we are going to be back in just a moment. big thanks to nancy parrish and' colonel christensen with protect our defenders and to heath phillips, who is a survivor rape. we will stay with us for the next segment. now, when we come back, you're going to meet two attorneys who have been honored for their work on behalf of military sexual assault

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i agree with nancy pelosi -- >> neil: someone is excited. we go up $3 trillion. it's not a walmart special. >> the ball is rolling with the obama administration and this is a respect of what happened -- >> neil: wait a minute. i need to be fair. i will say that this -- nearly $3 trillion in wealth since the election of donald trump. that is more than coincidental. >> it could be coincidental. that solved that problem. similarly today we heard the president talk up the fact that he's not givening up infrastructure. a lot of infrastructure related stocks were jumping again on the notion that he might mention it and commit more funds to it. what did you make of that? >> makes sense. material stocks that go into some of the infrastructure projects have been great owned since the president got elected. so i think those are great areas to keep in touch with. financials are a great place to be as interest rates suddenly tick up, lower regulation, the banking sector, which is hard-pressed and the financial sector for many, many years really since obama laid the hammer do

nobody is asking nancy pelosi these questions.e want to talk about donald trump tweets, we want to talk about kellyanne conway, all of the stuff. we should talk about the lack of respect and decorum that the left has paid to that starts with elizabeth warren, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi coming on the rest of them. >> chris: how do you plead? >> i did not listen and wonder, because to me we are the start. a lot of it has to start with donald trump. >> he is the counterpunch are. do you think that nancy pelosi should have to come bend away that ivanka trump has been treated the last few months? >> i don't want any bad behavior, but elizabeth warren, the way that you describe her as she is a threat to the nation. she is not. she was reading from a letter on the floor. and king had been critical of jeff sessions, into the attorney general, but is that a reason to state that elizabeth warren is not allowed to speak. in fact, picking up on chris's point, because i have had the same perception that senator mcconnell is a strategic, smart

nancy, louisa?> does this mean that people slowly are starting to accept what seems to be more and more complete story of the russian involvement in the u.s. election? >> i don't know whether it speaks to russian involvement in the elections. there was some concern by the acting attorney general, sally yates, that because of the phone calls with flynn and what flynn said to the russian ambassador there was a potential for blackmail from the russians towards the u.s. to release information that was inside those e-mails there. this is another ding for the trump administration. we have the resignation from flynn with the greater investigation going on, but also the stay on the temporary travel ban that president trump tried to put in place. he's stumbled a bit on foreign policy here, but his advisers behind the scene are trying to get somebody in place quickly so he can move forward, maybe save face and go forward in national security advisers. >> edward, thank you very much for joining us. that's edwa

nancy pelosi joins me now. madam leader, welcome.i see you're wearing your suffragette white. >> and purple. >> and dressed for tonight. your response to the president? >> well, he's commenting on my statement that he made that nobody knew, nobody knew how complicated health care legislation is, and what i said was, it reminded me of a yogi berra joke, he brings home a report card and his father has to sign it and his father says yogi, don't you know anything, and he says, no, i don't even suspect anything. that reminds me of president trump and we've obviously gotten under his skin. >> in fact we had that all ready to play. let me play that now, the president yesterday saying how they didn't know how complicated health care was. >> nobody knew that health care could be so complicated. i see it happening with obamacare. ople hate it but now they see that the end is coming, and th're saying oh, maybe we love it. there's nothing to love. it's a disaster, folks. >> speaking of complicated, the president has a budget outline, he's going

let's talk about nancy pelosi for a second. has the honor and distinction of being the most well-known yet least-liked person ithe te, and leadship. coming from pollsters. the democrats have called her a disgrace she is flip-flopped on her stance whether it is obamacare or the economy. all she is doing is pandering to her political leftists out in california. for her there are no credibility here. she is not fair. she is not balanced. and she is liar. david: julie, aren't you worried about the credibility. same charges thrown at tea party when they first emerged in 2010. tea party was racist organization. then you had people like herman conn, herman cain, allen west, ben carson how can a black conservative be a racist? >> i think that this goes back to whether or not you know the alt-right does espouse ideas -- david: wait a minute. you can't just paint with a broad brush -- >> "breitbart" said white nationalists. david: charses were made now against something called the alt-right, made against the tea party. a lot of black con

and to follow-up on nancy's question. do you think the business -- ld be allowed to speaker ryan: i voted for enda in 2004. reporter: is it based on religious grounds? speaker ryan: i don't believe in discrimination in the workplace, period. what was your health care question? reporter: the timeline. speaker ryan: i'll defer to the chairman when he wants to have the markup. we want to move it by the end of the first quarter. reporter: do you support capping the he can conclusions for employer-sponsored plans? speaker ryan: i had a bill with tom coburn, devin nunes and richard burr when we were debating obamacare. my position is clear. where congress goes on this is an open question. that's one of the ways you can finance tax credits. there are other ways to financing tax credits as well. yes. reporter: and you spoke about the muslim ban. i'm wondering if you're totally comfort right -- comfortable right now with trump's executive order? speaker ryan: you know it's not a muslim ban. if it were i would be against it. we are

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in the 15i78 interview, we talk about nancy pelosi. >> i've been watching nancy's tape.s incompetent if you look at what's going on with the democrats and the party. it's getting smaller and smaller. i like a two-party system and we're going to have a one-party system. i think a two-party system is healthy and good. but she's done a terrible job. >> she's wrong. >> i don't think she's a good spokesman. she's certainly wrong. >> my favorite part is i've been watching nancy's tape. he's a good tv guy. >> i think he's wrong in the sense that we're a one-party system. as the census comes up during his presidency, the district is going to be redrawn. he's right in the sense the republicans have an upper hand. of course, that changes every time. if you go back and look, most of them in their first speech had a member of their own party behind them. that changes in the midterm elections. 2018, now that far behind. >> i think the republicans would love it if we dealt with a one-party system. >>> coming up next, the president making a trip to the blue state. the reason for that r

nancy cordes on capitol hill. nancy, thank you. >> a raid on yemen was said to be successful.id martin reports. >> reporter: the charred wreckage of an american aircraft abandoned in yemen and the bloody signs of civilian casualties are mute evidence of what happened in a weekend raid by seal team six. the mission had first been approved at the tail end of the obama administration, but on one condition, according to white house spokesman sean spicer. >> the conclusion to halt was at that time to hold for what they r,ll a moonless night, which by calendar, wouldn't occur to then-president-elect trump was president trump. >> reporter: the new president approved the mission after meeting with his secretary of defense, joint chiefs chairman, c.i.a. director, and national security adviser, among others. but when the seals reached the r- qaeda compound, they ran into stiffer-than-expected resistance. pinned down and surrounded, they called in an air strike on a building from which they were taking fire. military officials now say civilians, including children inside that building, w

>> every one of us in public life gets criticized by the press, even nancy once in a while. and someone as good as her. and that's what it's all about. and this president has such a thin skin that when he's criticized by the press instead of answering the question directly, here is why i disagree with you. or ignoring it, which sometimes you have to do. he gets -- he seems to be totally shaken and then he lashes out and says you're lying. it's fake news. you're un-american, all of that. that is fundamentally not what a president should do. i don't know of a single plt who has done that the way he has. and it is fundamentally against the core of democracy. because there aren't too many checks on a president. our founding fathers were worried. they set up a system of checks and balances. but freedom of the press in the first amendment, the now fourth estate, was one of the greatest checks on the president. and this president, instead of trying to answer legitimate criticisms, seems to want to take a 2 x 4 to the press and frighten them. i hope you won't be frightened. >> somet

and nancy has written about the recovery of north carolina's last copy. i'd like you to talk about it and tell us that story and a little bit about how they got it back, the difficulty is, the time spent and how they approved of his fares. >> this actually is a national constitution story because part of it happened here. actually before the building was built. so, at the end of the civil war, the troops in raleigh, north carolina, which is the capital city. everybody knows the war is about to end. but the people in north carolina are terrified because it has destroyed the south, right? so the troops come into north carolina and they are set up, a group of them are sent out surrounding the capitol building in north carolina. when they leave the city, the capitol building has been ransacked and many important documents have disappeared, including the bill of rights. the bill of rights had been folded up four times. it had been docketed when it arrived from washington d.c. no, new york, sorry. at the time, george washington was in new york when the bill of

nancy pelosi, thank you for joining us today. >> my pleasure. >> you heard sarah sanders talk about the committee looking into the russia ties with the trump campaign. also, pretty much saying there will not be a recusal for now from the attorney general. your response? >> as you read the law and saw the law, the attorney general must recuse himself. but let's just take it back a step. you have seen a flurry of activities that are completely inappropriate, encouraging lawmakers, encouraging officials to say something is one way or another. let's have the investigation and find out the truth. and we have been calling. we have 100, plus now one republican, on eric smallwell's bill for an outside, independent commission to study the personal, political, and financial relationship between president trump and the russians. >> so far, the efforts have been quashed by the republican leadership in the house. you're getting pressure from democrats to go farther. michael moore put out a tweet this week. he said tell your senators and house members now, you want them to cease all business until th

. >> nancy, actually, gaga with a little love for beyonce today. houston, you are beautiful with a v emoji. and everybody got to thinking that that meant beyonce might be joining gaga during her halftime show. you instagramed today, a little b on one of your posts. is that a hint of someone who's going to show up during your performance? >> you guys read everything into everything. >> the telephone singer teaming up again is right up their alley. both love pulling off epic surprises. in 2013 we were at the big game when beyonce reunited with the ladies of destiny's child. but this year, don't read anything into it. >> i wouldn't read into it. i have sent her flowers. >> here's what to expect from dpa ga. a spectacular stunt. like being suspended from the roof. that is racking up a reported $10 million in production costs. how many costume changes will you try to cram into 13 minutes? >> i don't like to use the word cram. when it comes to fashion. i will tell you that there will be no -- >> number two, no lip syncing. the ladies started working with

what did you make of nancy pelosi's comments? >> you know every time i see the minority leader speak, it reminds me of quote, that you are not entitled to your opinion, you are entitled to our informed opinion, no one is entitled to b ignorant. she is add. liz: nancy pelosi has been in office i think since reagan administration, we counted 18 things that president has accomplished. there is a lot at stake, pelosias sd democrats cannot work with trump, they will n wk with him, if president loses just two republicans he can't get his policies through. we could win them over with a infrastructure spending plan, right in. >> absolutely. there are a couple of opportunities, including infrastructure that i think they will be democrats to want to work with the president on issues, we to look back at electoral map there are 304 in the last election that told democrats that last 8 years is not working for them, it is time to try something new. president trump has a successful track record, of being a hard worker, getting things done and w

nancy hungerford is joining us live from london. nancy, overseas markets appear to be in retreat this morning. >> that's right, we're getting a mixed reaction from the european stocks this morning. and without a doubt, investors are counting down to the big joint session in congress looking for any comments coming from president donald trump to give additional clues on big plans for stimulus plans including tax cuts, infrastructure spending and a presumed regulatory rollback because investors were pushing u.s. stocks higher once again to record levels last week. but certain traders say they want to see additional up for implementation. january tends to be a month in which prescription drug prices increase, but according to a report coming from raymond james associate, that was not such a big increase this time around. in fact, there were fewer posts of 10% or greater increases to that level. in fact, overall, the media drug prices rose about 8.9% according to that survey. guys, back to you for now. >> nancy hungerford live from lond

. >> nancy. >> nancy. >> she loves wine. >> loves this winery called magc valley vineyard in virginia andi wanted to bring her some wine. i can't buy it where i live, i can't buy it here. it's a very small production, so i called one of the wineries themselves and i'm talking to te person, her name is jean and she talks me through it. i'm like, jean, i have three hours after i land in washington before i have to take the wine o nancy, idea that i am a writer or nothing at all, she says i'll meet you at the airport and she hand delivers to me the wine so that i can bring it to one of hr fans, and the point to me, that is joy. that's joy in what you're doing every day. that's joy in sharing this beverage that you love and you want to share around. >> i can't tell you how wonderfl this has been today to talk abot entrepreneurship. growing a business with the passion, it is -- the. i want to thank the wonderful staff, so she can come have -- she likes that old feeling where she just -- thank you, everybod. have a little wine. "captioning provided by u.s. captioning company." >>> good mond

. >> nancy, actually, gaga with a little love for beyonce today. she instagramed this message. houston, you are beautiful with a little bee emoji and everyone got thinking that meant beyonce might be joining gaga during her halftime show. so today, i asked her straight out. >> first, kevin frazier, entertainment tonight. >> on your instagram today, you instagramed a little bee on one of your posts. is that a hint to someone who could show up during your performance? >> oh, boy do you guys read into everything. >> oh it wouldn't be out of character. it'll phone singer secretly teaming up again is right up their alley. both love pulling off epic surprises. in 2013 we were at the big game as beyonce reunited with the ladies of destiny's child. >> it was really beautiful. >> but this year -- >> don't read anything into that little bee. >> don't read anything. i have september her flowers. >> what to expect from gaga, being suspended from the roof, racking up a reported $10 million in production cost. how many costume changes will you gram into 13 minutes. >> i don't like to use the

nancy pelosi: it embraces vladimir putin. the disgraceful new ice rates targeting people are upsetting, cruel and designed to spread fear. this vision is less strong and less compassionate. announcer 1: the centers for medicare and medicaid services, at her confirmation hearing. >> i am extremely humble as a first-generation american to be sitting before this committee after being nominated by the president of the united states. it is a testament to the fact that the american dream is very much alive for those willing to work for it. announcer 1: all c-span programs are available at c-span.org either on the homepage or by searching the video library. announcer 1: today vice president mike pence visited a jewish cemetery. the vice president spoke to volunteers working to repair the damage. we will hear first from missouri governor eric greitens. eric greitens: good afternoon, everyone. today with a neophyte obama. .- anita feigenbaum we are proud to be with her today. >> absolutely. eric greitens: what happened here was a desp

nancy pelosi calls the agenda "hateful and destructive." chuck schumer called the recent i.c.e. deeply disturbing. jorge ramos, so-called or less from univision, was upset about the rates when he appeared on hannity last night. >> do you agree with me? should every criminal illegal immigrant be thrown out of the country? >> if they committed a crime, a real crime, absolutely. the problem is, how do you find -- define a crime? >> eric: perhaps the homeland security department can help you with the definition. ramos, and dramatic style, went on to argue our president is tearing families apart. >> the majority of immigrants are not criminals, terrorists. guadalupe garcia had been in the country for 22 years. look what donald trump did. this is what donald trump did. >> eric: very dramatic, jorge. yesterday i talked about a political article from january 4th, 2016, entitled "obama administration kicks off deportation rates." this past weekend, i.c.e. engaged in enforcement operations, taking into custody and returned adults who went to this country illegally with children. >> greg:

he said, remember this, nancy, nancy, the path on human rights is a very long one. it takes time. you cannot give up. you must always persist. and it was good advice. because you know, being politicians, we like results. diplomats take a little longer and human rights even longer than that. but i'm so glad that jim mcgovern is carrying on the tradition in the tom lantos commission on human rights and congress of the united states. we all ne that, because tom lantos taught us, that path is a long one. i hope it's not so long for you with the increased and communications and the rest, you have shortened the distance between what was inconceivable to your oppressors and inevitable to you that you would prevail and be here today. sorry for some obstacles that came out. will are the rabbi addressed those. i won't go there. but didn't he make a wonderful case for our recipient today to receive the tom lantos award? wasn't that a beautiful, beautiful presentation? [ applause ] so it is my honor today to join in the presentation of this award of the 2016 lantos prize, to vian dakhil, and

>> nancy cordes at the capitol. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. >>> besides firing sally yates, the white house attacked her personally, in line with mr. trump's way of answering questions. today the speaker of the house weighed in on all this, and nancy cordes is on capitol hill. >> regretly the rollout was confusing. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan faulted the travel ban's launch but not the substance. >> what is happening is something we support. >> you have a lot of military and intelligence experts warning this is going to serve as a recruiting tool. >> the rhetoric around this could be used as a recruiting tool. >> reporter: it's more than just rhetoric. officials throughout the that the timing of this has given isis a lifeline. you could not have given our adversaries better propaganda material. ryan argued it's a risk worth taking. >> there is an issue with respect to terrorists trying to infiltrate our refugee population. >> but they haven't been able to partly because our -- >> let me ans

nancy, go ahead. nancy, are you with us? alabama?to surely in caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. one of my main questions is, role?s ivanka trump's is she an employee? what is she? what is she doing in the government business? i just don't understand that. and as far as the other employees, i think one of the reasons it has been so hard to get them confirmed is because they either don't have and maybe to donald trump that is a good thing because he doesn't have any or they areant any or, just totally unacceptable and are not suited for the job. they don't like whatever particular thing that they want to do. nancy devos doesn't like public education. the guy going for the environment is suing the epa. i mean -- do you have any answers? thank you. guest: i hear two different things. on the front end with ivanka trump, she is not a federal employee although she has said she had stepped away from her business. she isn'tnot mean involved in an informal way. she has obviously been attending meetings. her husband, jared kushner, it is a federal employee. and theref

here's maxine waters and nancy pelosi trying their hardest to make the case against the president. particularly close attention when nancy pelosi thinks trump is president bush and the people behind her, watch that. >> i have not called for the impeachment yet. he's doing it himself. whether he is talking about his relationship to putin, the kremlin, knowing that he is responsible for supplying the bombs that killed innocent children and families in aleppo. the fact that he is wrapping his arms around putin while putin is continuing to advance into korea. >> we've seen nothing that we can work, i can work with president bush on, because of what you said in the campaign. >> sean: you see that reaction when nancy pelosi said that you almost feel sorry for them fox news contributor, charlie hurt. former clinton poster doug schoen, is this what you're talking about ashley judd, madonna, who you talking about? >> how about all of them? i believe the democrats need to cooperate with our president, our commander-in-chief where possible, disagree as the loyal opposition, not engage in the

look at what nancy pelosi said, completely extreme.hat kind of response is not going to help them. >> my party, first of all, lacks a chairman -- not that her matters. the fact is that the base is moving and that politicians are saying things like pelosi did, i don't agree with that. i'll tell you, it is not fair, and my view, to say that these are all fascists that represent the liberal wing -- represents liberal progressive anti-trump people. i happen to be an anti-trump person to the absolute core, but i don't consider myself a fascist, and i don't consider myself an anarchist. going to send george soros back his check. >> [laughs] >> kimberly, and going to ask you a question. these people, why don't they get arrested? >> because they are so afraid to do anything to enforce the law. i worked as a prosecutor in the bay area of san francisco and los angeles, grew up in san francisco, former first lady of san francisco, i saw this. red protesters in front of my house all the time, we did the care not cast program trying to give people

leader nancy pelosi is incredibly intelligent. her concern is coming from a genuine place of a patriot. and wanting to be sure we protect the assistasanctity of democracy and our elections. i've been with her in many meetings and talked with her about this issue. i applaud her concern. >> do you have the same concern? >> i hope it isn't happening. i think we all should be concerned. i think it's important whenever you're talking about the possibility of a foreign country messing around with the american electorate and our actual carrying out of our democracy why wouldn't you be concerned about that. >> but concerned about documents being deleted specifically what nancy pelosi was speaking about. >> well she's concerned about it, i'm concerned about it. let me put it that way. i have no independent information that indicates that may be happening. you know as a former prosecutor you always give the benefit of the doubt and everyone is always innocent until proven guilty. but making the request i think is prudent and smart. >> congr

we are honored to have leader nancy pelosi with us along with other members of congress including jim costa, eliot engel, l florez, alcee hastings, jim mcgovern, jan, frank wolf and alan lowenthal. we're honored to be joined -- [applause] >> we are honored to be joined by many ambassadors and representatives of diplomatic corps, including ambassador robert king, the impassioned accident, the represent of kristen, former ambassador david saperstein, ambassadors from unesco, bert walker and the ambassador of iraq. please join me and recognize the ambassadors. [applause]