nancy pelosi's show of defiance as they gear up to make the midterms about nancy pelosi. campaign arm for the house gop was cheering her on today. the party has made it very clear, they think they're best shot at holding the house is to somehow tattoo the words nancy pelosi to the foreheads of every single democratic nominee running for congress. case in point, republicans are out with these ads to avoid an upset loss in the next month special election in pennsylvania, trump country. and there is plenty of pelosi in these ads. take a listen. >> nancy pelosi is calling your tax cuts crumbs. and pathetic. connor lam sounds just like her. they're even using the same crummy words. >> a $2,900 middle class tax cut for our community and now businesses are bringing workers raises and bonuses an creating job but nancy pelosi and connor lamb are still opposing your tax cut. >> the ads tell you about the lengths the gop will go to use her as their boogie man or boogie woman because those ads make it seem like connor lamb is supporting nancy pelosi as democratic leader when he is no

is nancy pelosi authentic with this or does this keep them from protesting?t on an elaborate show yesterday, agreed to the budget deal behind the scenes, in front of the camera took to the stage to put on a show for her radical left-wing base, that is what this was about, democrats lost the shutdown, they got nothing for it, there's no daca deal but it is worth mentioning nancy pelosi is putting on the show over daca, donald trump already offered a path to citizenship for 1.8 million illegal immigrants, more than a announced 4. he puts on this show nonetheless. rob: i don't want to say democrats got nothing out of this. republicans did too. let's throw ton of money at this shutting everybody up, but the deal is 1.8 million people in amnesty, the fact that nobody bid on that is very interesting. >> i own the largest consulting firm in the united states, working in this community every day, my staff are made of immigrants and children of immigrants like i am. to walk away from these daca recipients who have been through criminal background check, $1 billion to

you have nancy pelosi on the house floor for eight hours. fund-raising arm of the republicans in the house, they doubled their fund-raising in the eight hours on the floor. i think if you see more of the speeches that are just complaining and not laying out a vision, as a republican i like to see that. if they are fund-raising while she's on the floor, she's not going to be on the floor every day. there are some challenges within your own party to nancy pelosi. what are you going to do? >> democrats have things we need to work out. >> harris: name one. >> making sure that the middle class feels like we are working for them. >> harris: that's what you've always been about. why have democrats fallen away from that? >> trying to defend president obama and some of the more racial attacks that were going on and stop focusing on the economy. people want to know how their lives are going to get better. i think democrats need a simple message on how their lives are going to get better. >> harris: that's a new excuse, i haven't heard that one. defend

nancy pelosi is like no way. that means nancy pelosi gets blamed for the shut down. that's not a great place to be. >> a lot of only -- optimism on this deal. conservatives backlash against it -- >> shepard: i want to get to nancy pelosi. she said i promised any constituents, we'll come up with a way for the dreamers. this is about the end of our juice. this is about the end of our leverage. we got to get this for the dreamers. so all of a sudden they bring in the military. they didn't just bring in the military, they brought the top man to the white house to speak from the podium there. you never see that. presidents go to the pentagon. secretaries of defense rarely come to the white house. the pressure is heavy, isn't it? >> it is. you seen the same pressure on democrats on the past crs. they said they were blocking funding for the military. so remains to be seen how many democrats go with nancy pelosi and vote against this as you have said. speaker paul ryan has made clear what his plans are for the daca debate. there's not a lot of optimism those plans were chang

and nancy and marianne were life partners. marianne was active in politics. in fact she ran for political office very early on after the women had gotten the vote. she garnered quite a few votes. she didn't win but got quite a few votes for that time period. basically nancy and marion became eleanor roosevelt's political mentors at a time when eleanor roosevelt was just getting started in political life. we are in a room that originally was a living room and office for eleanor roosevelt's secretary, melvina thompson or tommi, as she was called. she lived here until her death in the early '50s with eleanor roosevelt. then mrs. roosevelt took over the use of this area. this became her office sitting room. this is where she would receive guests. this is where she would work every day. at this desk which was made at the val-kill industries. the interesting thing about the desk is there is a little nameplate on there. and it's actually her first name is misspelled on that nameplate. this was given to her as a gift by a child. and she obviously noticed right away h

nancy: nancy pappas. nice to meet you. tom: hey, marcus. tom etheridge.emonis: when they weren't fighting and backstabbing, this former couple ran a company that made custom concession trailers. and so, this is essentially a commercial kitchen. their product was good, and they were generating about $4 million in revenue. and they were even making a profit -- about $400,000 a year. i wanted in. the check that i write will be $700,000, and i get 50% of the business. nancy: we got a deal. -lemonis: we got a deal? -tom: we got a deal. lemonis: i knew with a few adjustments, this business could grow quickly. they built the trailers in georgia, but tom and nancy ran it from an office 300 miles away in tampa. tom: we're paying two mortgage payments. that's like 2,300 bucks a month. lemonis: if they could consolidate, they would be much more efficient and save a lot of money. nancy: 60 grand is what we're paying in a year to transport them just down here. -lemonis: would you move? -nancy: absolutely not. i live on the beach. lemonis: but there were other warnings

. >> nancy pelosi should not hold our military hostage over a separate issue. >> a new 2018 gerber baby stealing people's hearts. lucas warren was the first child with down syndrome to win. ♪ rob: very early or very late, 4:00 on the east coast, you are watching "fox and friends" first this thursday morning. let's get to a fox news alert. brand-new bombshell in the uranium one scandal. the fbi informant at the center of this controversial deal breaking his silence with explosive testimony that connect hillary clinton and russia and not in a good way. >> the suspicion swirling around uranium one exploding overnight. campbell is the informant and in written congressional testimony obtained by the hill he said russian nuclear officials told him moscow hired an american lobbying firm for $30 million hoping to influence hillary clinton. at the center of it all the clinton foundation. campbell testified, quote, assistance free of charge to the clinton global initiative as part of their effort to create a favorable environment to assure the obama administration made affirmative decisions on ev

i love nancy's notions with her hand. the crowds. for democrats going into the mid-term because you care rally against a tax plan that so many americans are liking. >> i have a lot of respect for nancy pelosi, but i don't think she's the best messenger to be delivering the message when we talk about the tax cut. the tax cut is funded based off of growing gdp and without the growth in gdp, this will blow a hole in an already growing deficit. democrats need to find a better messenger when it comes to talking about the middle class in economics. making sure people keep their light on them food in the refrigerator. lauren: so you agree they are distancing themselves and rightfully so for nancy pelosi, the she's out of touch with americans? >> i don't think democrats are distancing themselves from nancy pelosi, and that the comments absolutely. lauren: would this be good for republicans is for republicans as they go into the midterms? where do you see happening? >> nancy pelosi is the gift that keeps on giving. she has done little to mobi

that nancy pelosi called crumbs. that was a bad, that could be like deplorable, does that make sense, deplorable and crumbs? those two words, they seem to have a resemblance. i hope it has the same meaning but she called it crumbs when people are getting 2000 and $3,000 and $1000. that is not crumbs. that is a lot of money. >> nancy pelosi predicted economic armageddon. remember that one? that wasn't the worst of it. just amazing to me that after this tax cut passes three million americans get another thousand dollars in their pockets in many cases. she actually described that as crumbs. if you say $1000 is crumbs, you live in a different world than i live in. trish: i am laughing because did you hear the president equate crumbs with the deplorable comment? it is funny, we have a conference call every morning, our whole team here as we put the show together for you, i weigh in editorially, my comment this morning was, nancy pelosi calling this thing crumbs, it is a lot like hillary clinton referring to deplorables. i

nancy pelosi is going to have to help. and that of course, conservative republicans know and they've been a little bit worried about this deal potentially blowing up obviously these budget caps that were designed to enforce their priorities. mark meadows seemed to acknowledge when he was on "morning joe" they may have lost this round. take a look -- >> we've had some very, very contentious conversations in the last 24 hours because honestly it puts us at odds with some in our own party, not just democrats. today is not going to necessarily be a good news day for those that are deficit and fiscal hawks. >> reporter: but of course the tune that moderate republicans in the senate are singing is quite different. i think there is a very intense appetite to find a way out of this mess, specially after the shutdown of a couple weekends ago. here was susan collins just a few minutes ago. >> i feel very encouraged by the conversations that i've had with both leaders that they are truly coming close to a budget cap agreement that is

todd: nancy pelosi's plan to secure the border. >> people can't be smuggled through the grass. technology. todd: are her antics helping to propel the republicans to victory? she could be the gop's secret weapon, she joins us next. jillian: steve doocy joins us with what is next on "fox and friends". >> rick perry will be with us, the secretary of energy will be at cpac and unveil a new cyber security program. the chairman of the house oversight committee, rather the house freedom caucus, franklin graham joins us to talk about the life and times of billy graham, his father. we will recap the workweek in politics with mike huckabee. we have a busy 3 hours on the channel you trust for your morning news, rob and jillian back in 2 minutes. ound them in comfort and protection that's why pampers swaddlers is the #1 choice of hospitals to wrap your baby in blanket-like softness so all they feel is love pampers swaddlers life has a way of testing i was in my third tour in iraq when my vehicle was hit by an ied. i looked down and i knew i was out of the fight. my first thought was about

eleanor roosevelt, nancy cook, and marion dickerman met during the early 1920s. nancy cook was the executive secretary of the women's division of the new york state democr democratic committee. she invited eleanor roosevelt to come speak at a luncheon when she was just getting really involved in political activity after fdr had contracted polio and was not able to really keep his name in front of the public, because his dream was to become president of the united states one day, and she wanted to keep his dream alive at a time when he was really feeling pretty down over the fact that he might not be able to walk again. and so, she was going out and trying to keep his ideas in front of the american people. >> very good to have this opportunity of greeting the people of southern california and telling them what a pleasure it is to be here, even for a little while. >> and that's when she met nancy and marian, when she went to speak at a luncheon of the women's division of the new york state democratic committee. and they were two veterans of the political scene. the

both derek and nancy's blood was on the floor here. the first thing in your mind was -- >> what kind of gang came in here and did this? >> reporter: on "20/20," the brutal double murder of a successful husband and wife. murders of witchcraft and voodoo. >> was it a game or her very own daughter and boyfriend on the r run? >> they are both guilty of something. otherwise, why would they leave? >> young lovers, going on this crazy adventure. >> life on the lamb in london. >> but then it all came crashing down on then. >> murder of their parents. >> brought back to america in cuffs, and convicted. >> she told me she had killed her parents. >> i want my parents out of my life. >> was he her pawn? >> i had a choice whether he killed my importants >> reporter: did he kill for love or just confess to it? >> one of them is lying. >> reporter: now a few anymore and new evidence tonight, claiming he is innocent. >> reporter: you say that jens confessed to a crime he didn't commit out of love, loyalty, lust for elizabeth haysom. >> you have a guy

nancy: hay miles de besos.los jÓvenes. a travÉs de su cuenta el mandatario advierte que la fecha lÍmite para que finalice el programa se acerca y hacen un llamado a los republicanos para que apoyen su iniciativa. una madre busca refugio para evitar ser deportada. ella asegura que tiene miedo de regresar a honduras. ella huyÓ de su paÍs luego de sufrir violencia domÉstica y desde entonces ha luchado por tener asilo. un templo le estarÍa ofreciendo protecciÓn. serna la calle para responder a un inmigrante a punto de ser deportado. carece de rÉcord criminal, tiene empleo, pague impuestos y es padre de dos niÑos. su esposa afirma que continuarÁ luchando y si es necesario y lo seguirÁ hasta guatemala. accidente que cobrÓ la vida... la pareja perdiÓ el control del vehÍculo el cual se volcÓ en california. el ex ddeportista habÍa publicado en conmovedor mensaje dirigido a su Única hija. asombrosos resultados. lograron eliminar 100% tumores en ratones. el resultado positivo en los animales abrirÍa la puerta para realiza

he told police nancy was wearing blue jeans. she was not.n a housecoat. >> what kind of sense does it make for him to give the wrong details? that doesn't add up. >> reporter: in a petition for a pardon, jens says long after the trial, he learned a significant piece of evidence had not been shared with his defense attorneys, an analysis of the crime by an fbi profiler. the fbi profiler was convinced of two things. that whoever killed mr. and mrs. haysom was intimate with the family, and was a woman. >> that's right. that's what he said. >> he definitely told them that it was a woman that was close to the family involved in that crime scene. >> reporter: the profiler says he was also struck by nancy haysom's outfit, that house coat. she would never receive strangers in a nightgown. >> exactly. >> reporter: another thing. remember, elizabeth and jens' rental car had no trace of blood. even though there was a trail of bloody footprints leading towards the driveway. which begs the question, there must have been another car. >> there has to have

lauren blanchard tells of san francisco nancy pelosi put her foot down today. it made history on the house floor.>> reporter: eight hours and seven minutes pelosi broke the record for longest house for speech. she tried to make the case for the daca program . and asked paul ryan to bring it up for a vote in the house.>> on of the house of representatives. give us a chance. to have a vote on the floor. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell promise a debate on daca if they vote to keep the government open past thursday. the deal reached in the senate will keep the federal government open until march 23. it includes increases to defense spending provides for years for the child health insurance program has disaster relief funding increases infrastructure spending. he does not have any money for border security or a fix for daca. president tweeted his support wednesday.>> we have made clear the budget deal should be a budget deal. members of congress like nancy pelosi should not hold our military hostage.>> reporter: it is god makes reaction from fiscal hawks in the house.

to nancy pelosi if there were ever to be a day where she would step down.d be seen as somebody to inherit that mantle. her support comes from the congressional hispanic caucus and the black caucus and other dynamics. but the chc opposed to this. they don't think what ryan has said is good enough. so i think the question here is did she take her play a step too far. there are a the love more moderates in the caucus who want to vote for this. but are now confused about where things are headed because she took that stand on the floor, there is criticism that doesn't accomplishment much to do a floor speech in the house but eight hours is a long time. it turned into something people noticed and so now they are trying to figure that out. and a bigger question mark than i thought we would have at this hour. >> it means you're probably going to be there tomorrow morning when tomorrow morning is 1:00 a.m. -- >> reporter: don't say that. >> because the vote schedule -- i don't see how they make the midnight deadline just on their crazy rules. >> reporter: yeah, alth

nancy pelosi is not running for president.dy in west virginia that is going to vote for or against joe manchin or in wisconsin that will vote for or against tammy baldwin is looking at nancy pelosi. >> sandra: seeing more money in their paychecks this week and some weeks to come some of them haven't seen it yet, some have. there -- this isn't crumbs. this is having a big impact on an american family that could use a few more dollars in their pocket. did you like the use of that word by nancy pelosi, crumbs? >> no, i said that earlier. i didn't think it was wise to use that term and i would agree that it does make somebody sound elitist. i understand what she was trying to say, if you get $300 today and at the end of the year without the personal exemptions you see what the net is and you end up with a loss or you end up with $5 in your pocket and not $300 or $1,000 then that is crumbs. >> sandra: that's the point the nancy pelosi is making. enjoy it now, you won't see it later. listen. >> there is some tax advantage in the beg

kat --kat: when you see nancy pi making these kind of comments. politic is one those things where it doesn't seem to be true the longer you do it the better you get at it. golf is like that. hockey is like that. being a person sometimes like that. $1,000 is a lot of money. even in new york where prices are high, that's at least 100 beers. kennedy: one of our producers said he's getting $30 a week. that's some nice beer money for my friend paul. that's a pelosian joke. congress is not you staring down what will likely be another short-term spending bill. the fifth one since september. they have to pass something by a week from today. republicans are on their annual retreat and paul ryan is in a vest. it must be relaxing. members of the freedom caucus demanding stricter immigration reform. defense hawks talking about the damage the deal will do to the military. it's going to be a messy week in washington. how will this all shake out? republicans by and large got it right on taxes, but they totally screwed up with the continuing resolutions, stoop ga

so that's what i think is significant in terms of what nancy pelosi did today. the house and the senate are two different animals. the same rules don't apply to the senate and the house of representatives. >> is it your view that mitch mcconnell broke the rules to hold the daca vote, i mean they did hold the shortest shutdown in american history. >> mitch mcconnell has said that he will actually bring legislation to the floor. paul ryan never made that commitment. in fact when they actually passed bipartisan comprehensive immigration reform in the senate, the house never took it up. what nancy pelosi is talking about tonight is a moral imperative and there's also an economic emperative he mperativ. but as soon as the president broadens the potential daca to 1.8, there are some on protective status that have been here for 25 years, their children and grandchildren and they're being told they will be sent home in six months. so the president is willing to take more hostages to get his wall built. we just don't want to see that happen. >> it's clearly an important

make sense to go after nancy pelosi.ng back the party taking back the house is going after the leader of the party currently in control, does the word. in 1994, newt gingrich's negative eight in terms of popularity but it didn't help democrats in any way whatsoever to stop him from taking the house. that is point number one. going after these tax cuts, democrats have a really good field of candidates running across the country. great knife that candidates of all backgrounds who have the policy they need to commute to their bases. out they donate that much of a difference one way or another. i do know far exactly a better candidate than about 10 republicans who feel it in the last decade. >> i've got it totally disagree with that. nobody over the last eight years a bigger lightning lightning rod for the republican party and its basically the gift that keeps on giving from crumbs in armageddon to confiscating guns. >> it doesn't matter for it. cheryl: it's early. one at a time. >> i'm still talking. my point is nancy pelos

nancy, thank you. nancy, thank you.ff secretary rob porter was back at the white house today, but just to collect his belongings. the man who manages the flow of important papers to and from the president resigned yesterday uster two former wives accused him of abuse. now the question is, what did others at the white house know about porter's past, and when? here's major garrett. >> rob porter has repeatedly denied these allegations, and done so publicly. that doesn't change how serious and disturbing these allegations are. >> reporter: white house deputy ahess secretary raj shah told reporters that chief of staff john kelly only became "fully aware" yesterday of staff secretary rob porter's alleged history of abusing two ex-wives. >> i did talk to the president earlier today. he told me he was very saddened b these reports and by the information that he saw. >> reporter: but sources tell cbs news, the f.b.i. informed white house officials in november about the domestic abuse allegations. morter's first wife accused him

to beat up nancy pelosi. >> dana: they are her words. >> juan: nancy pelosi says something that makes which is the mexicans aren't paying for this wall. he promised during the campaign the mexicans. now we are going to have to pay for it and he is saying you know what? we have ways to force you to pay for it. why don't republicans say that's just crazy? >> greg: dana. >> dana: something chris stirewalt said a few weeks ago on the daily briefing sure the podcast for the best thing nancy pelosi could do for the democrats and the midterms is wait until the fourth of july recess and retire. or now she's not going to run again as speaker. let the new generation push it forward. >> kimberly: i think it's very obvious at this point that the time has come. what do republicans need to say? just let nancy pelosi keep on talking to be quite honest. she's not making any sense. she says things in a completely nonsensical. at least republicans are putting forward legislation. we want people to keep more of their money. she is fighting kind of a losing cause and doesn't have any support or any good

. >> can parent everything to rule as magic nancy pelosi comments turning heads. ♪ ♪. >> from bump stockground checks president trump calling for action, following the florida high school massacre. >> we're going to be very strong on background checks very strong background checks strong emphasis on mental health of somebody not like you mean to has been in the past been going on too long too many instances, and we are going to get it done. >> we also learning the president is now considering, raising the minute age to purchase semiautomatic weapons from 18 to 21 but is it a good idea to debate it, attorney with u.s. shield law emmy taylor director of guns down. >> thanks for getting up igor i begin with you why do you like the idea raising the age limit. >> i like the idea moving towards fewer guns period the problem is that the more guns we have, the more gun crimes we have, that is just the fact when you look at states that have loose gun regulations this have more gun crime if we really want to solve this problem, we've got to move to a place with your guns we've got to talk about bo

we heard nancy pelosi say it again and again.nks it's clever and couldn't back fire any worse. >> harris: trish, i'm reading in some areas that the bonuses are as much as $4,000. and you would have to be at nancy pelosi's financial level, i guess, to see that as a crumb. >> trish: thousand dollars to nancy pelosi is a crumb. she is in a whole other stratosphere than most americans. median income 49,000 for a family of four. $1,000 is a lot of the money when you are talking about a majority of americans who don't have the ability if their car breaks down to get it fixed and get back to work. $1,000 is something that people need and, you know, you can't just dismiss. they are trying to do so, but in doing that they are increasingly following that hillary clinton path of seeming out of touch and not understanding their base. i mean, the workers. union workers that always used to be those blue collar democrats that they need. >> harris: so, jessica, what is the message going to be from democrats this year from the midterm elections a

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built in 1925 to initially serve as a retreat for eleanor roosevelt and her two political mentors nancy cook and mary dickerman. it was land that fdr had purchased in 1911 to do forest ri experiment forestry on, but by the time 1940 came along, she was getting active in her own political life and she needed a place to have friends and associates and talk politics and plan political strategy. fdr said that the big house did not serve eleanor roosevelt's purposes at all, and she used to say that for 40 years, she was a prisoner there, and so it is important for her to have her own space to really do things that she was interested in and not have to worry about whether or not her mother-in-law had to give her permission to do this or that, and her mother-in-law's home. so this is her little space. the building that we are in right now, which is later eleanor roosevelt's home is really initially built to be a furniture factory that she started because she was very concerned about young people in her community of hyde park were farmers who could not make a decent live willing are the through

>> it is not just nancy pelosi in the house. some of the freedom caucus and gop folks who say they are happy there is spending they are not cuts so they are saying they are not likely to support the bill. not only do we have nancy pelosi against it but you also have the gop members. it will depend on how the leadership can get them to fall in line.>> a lot to be worked out.>> lauren blanchard in washington.>>> nancy pelosi stage a historic eight hour speech today opposing the budget deal unless there is a vote on daca.>> to be treated to the values is to respect the aspirations of people who are our future.>> her speech is believed to be the longest continuous speech on the house floor in more than a century. pretensions -- protections will expire in march. trump has rescinded it it is not clear if democrats will hold up a budget to get a agreement>>> $50 worth of stolen copper tubing to force a dmv to shut down. we are in walnut creek with one of five other dmv locations where people were show -- told to go today.>> we can tell

house minority leader nancy pelosi started speaking shortly after 10 a-m...rep nancy pelosi/-d- minorityder: there is nothing partisan or political about protecting dreamers. ...asking house republicans to ápromiseá a conversation about immigration next week, since that issue is not addressed in áthisá week's budget deal.rep nancy pelosi/-d- minority leader: their dream is to give back to america.hours into her speech..rep nancy pelosi/-d- minority leader: this is a story......she read countless stories of individual dreamers' contributions to their communities.rep nancy pelosi/- d- minority leader: what you see that these dreamers follow so closely what our families and our ancestors did coming here.you've probably seen filibusters before.the most famous one is scripted by hollywood - in mister smith goes to washington.from mr. smith goes to washington/sony pictures: ..no sir, i will not yield!- but even the idealistic mr. smith made his speech in the senate, not in the house. there are no filibusters in house rules - but top leaders have unlimited 'leader time'.the longest house speech

i want to ask you about it. >> so nancy pelosi again said that's crumbs.l, she's a rich woman who lives in a big beautiful house in california. wants to give all of your money away. she's our secret weapon. no, she's our secret weapon. i just hope they don't change her. there are a lot of people that want to run her out. she's really out. i'm supposed to make a deal with her? >> dana: matt, all of the leaders, they end up having a high unpopularity number just because they are the target. many of them, daschle, reed, mcconnell, ryan, pelosi. pelosi seems to be one that's just a lightning rod. earlier today i taped a pod cast with chris stirewalt. he said if pelosi wants to help the democrats, she should resign and step aside around july 4th of this midterm year. >> yeah. well, i don't disagree with chris very often. let me tell ya -- >> commitment from leader mcconnell, this package does not have my support nor does it have the support of a large number of members of our caucus. >> dana: sorry, matt. nancy pelosi speaking in our ear. >> excuse me, madam sp

nancy! nancy! >> reporter: but ryan will only commit to immigration legislation that is backed by president trump. the president is known to change his mind from time to time. so why not allow a vote on a bipartisan plan, and then see if he'll support it? >> look, i want to make sure that we get it done right the first time. i don't want to just risk a veto. i want to actually get it done the first time. and i think we can get there. >> reporter: president trump does support this spending deal, and that should help with some wavering conservatives. the senate is expected to pass this six-week stopgap spending bill tonight. the question is, jeff, will the house follow suit, and will it do so before that midnight deadline? >> glor: nancy cordes on capitol hill. nancy, thank you. staff secretary rob porter was back at the white house today, but just to collect his belongings. the man who manages the flow of important papers to and from the president resigned yesterday after two former wives acc

nancy: llevan mÁs de un mes.e, tienes que averiguar el pasado de esa persona. carlos: yo leÍ que el promedio son 14 meses ante que la gente se comprometa formalmente de esta manera. nancy: hay un aspecto que no estamos tomando en cuenta. la mujer tienen tiempo lÍmite. mi hija ya no puede dedicarle un aÑo a nadie. ¿quÉ pasa? yo necesito nietos y si sigue pasando el [risas] [hablan al unÍsono] yo no voy a casarme con un loco viejo ni voy a tener hijos por tenerlos. voy a tener un hijo cuando tenga la pareja adecuada. colate: yo creo que necesitas al menos tres aÑos. [hablan al unÍsono] porque es a partir de los tres aÑos cuando se pasa esto. alan: pero no tienes una mujer que te aguante eso. colate: por eso no funcionan los matrimonios. carlos: bueno, son 14 meses, pero dicen que desde los 6 meses se puede. cuidado con los tatuajes. porque no es lo mismo ser como maluma que tiene 75, y nosotros que somos vÍrgenes. todos somos vÍrgenes de la tinta. [hablan al unÍsono] asÍ que aguas con los tatuajes. somos vÍrgenes.

. >>> congressman mark desonnier was sitting right behind nancy pelosi. he joins us on the phone live now. thank you for joining us first of all, what do you think was accomplished with this speech? >> let me just politely correct, what we're asking for is a vote, all we're asking for is a vote on a bipartisan bill, the same thing that senator mcconnell has guaranteed in the senate. and the problem is that the speaker ryan will not allow a vote on this bill so all of us can be held accountable. it's about the dreamers, but it's much more than that, it's about the rules of the house and why this house is dysfunctional right now. so if what we're asking for is to go back to what was traditional regular order, the bill should have a vote so that everyone's held accountable in their positions. that's all we're asking for. >> what is next then if you do not get a vote? >> well, then, the bill will come over from the senate and they play this game about being able to talk to different constituencies, but they don't want to be held accountable when they tell ano

with that in mind, where does that leave nancy pelosi and the dems? >> you know, nancy pelosi called the tax cuts armageddon, good reason, because they are for the democrats. if you are voting with your pocketbook you're certainly not putting a democrat in office come november. this is incredibly powerful trend happening. think about it, trish, average american makes $55,000, getting a $2,000 raise because of tax cuts. all the so-called crumbs she is talking about, 1000-dollar one-time bonuses to people that adds another thousand bucks, that is $3,000, that is a 6% raise this year. people will spend the money. they will feel great. i think they also will vote gop. trish: isn't that remarkable? you're looking at a president having these listening sessions right now with the victims of gun violence. >> right. trish: talking about putting in an age limit on guns. talking about reforming our immigration system and perhaps providing citizenship to some people that are here illegally. >> right. trish: he ising doing some interesting things. he is talking ab

we should have immigration reform, to nancy's point. >> i probably agree more with nancy pelosi thanhe republicans. but on a tactical matter this was foolish. it is that when you attach an unrelated matter to a budget deal and threaten to shut down the government, you lose. republicans learned that in 2013 when they shut down the government over obamacare. i'm probably one of the few people who thinks we should reform immigration and was opposed to obama care. i thought it was a bad idea to shut down the government to make your point. all that republicans ended up doing at that time was bhaiking their case harder. kennedy: if nancy had done this at a different time when the discussion was about immigration it would have been more effective. >> this does look like much more of a spenders' paradise. and not conservative from a fiscal perspective. why would she drive members of her own party away. so it doesn't make a lot of political sense other and signaling to the base who are pro-daca recipients. jessica: she got stormed by dreamers. and she made it clear, i will go to the mat on th

what nancy pelosi did is an exercise in virtue signally.arty deeply committed to getting something on daca. she can't force anything so she wants to be on record with some big symbolic show. on the entitlement thing, i disagree -- one of the reasons in such a great deal for democrats as it would make any possibility of republicans doing anything to reconciliation possible. reconciliation, . >> chris: they need to pass a budget. >> there is no way the republicans are unable to do entitlement reform and get enough democrats to vote for. basically guarantees the republicans going into 20 team will have no other big legislative items on their agenda. they're not going be able to do anything of the fixes to obamacare they wanted. this for the reasons why chuck schumer really likes the deal. except for the daca part, there is nothing the deal the democrats shouldn't love, and there is individual spending i can defend, this amounts to a death knell messaging. >> a lot of democrat senators in red states. after they get it done, there's going to be

kennedy: nancy pelosi calls republican tax cuts a scam. funny, i say the same thing about her career. should schools arm teachers to help prevent shootings? dennis is back. grab a monster truck. it's time to crush it. nancy pelosi wants her old job back and she is willing to say any crazy thing to tunnel in. she belittled the $1,000 bonus goifn millions of mayors cans as a result of the tax bill. who is she to tell someone the value of money. >> we are not talking about that. in any event -- i am a mother of five. i can speak louder than anybody. kennedy: the question wasn't the head' count from your uterus. the question was about living pay check to paycheck. the tax bill ticked above 50% nationally and it's winning in 7 critical battleground states. it's here is how i can help you succeed, not i want my old job back so i will say anything to make republicans fail. when you are worth tens of millions of dollars, she is the embody equipment much everything that's wrong with washington. and politician drunk on past power who will do anythin

nancy pelosi in state across stating about the anti-tax dollar is no good.e start look and say, you know, whether you like the bill or not, it's not a scam. it's putting money back in business's pockets. i wanted her to keep doing it as long as she can. charles: she also said it was unpatriotic. >> watching your coverage. you look at this president who is listening to both sides. listening to people he clearly disagrees with. but rinsing, val dating, hearing them. thin look at' someone like nancy pelosi who is tone deaf to the american people. nancy pelosi in her 100 million network cannot shear people that $1,000, $2,000 is a lot of money to them. the american people are rising up to say, you know what? we support this. we support the good things happening in our economy. americans want something to be for, not against. charles: maybe she is not listening for it. some democrats are saying this is short-term blip. as a businessman do you think it creates long-storm opportunity? >> it absolutely does it's reinvestment. i was at sat conference last week where

there is so much passion about this topic and from nancy pelosi as well. but the speech comes just months after the people she was speaking out for question her dedication to the cause. >> let us thank and acknowledge the dreamers for their courage, their optimism, their -- >> reporter: this is how nancy pelosi's speech today ended. an

nancy pelosi does have stamina, you've got to handle it to her.he wants at gavel back in her hand, she wants to take back the house. the dreamers come with a latino coalition, they are a key part for the democrats to take back the house of representatives. i think it was as much about that is anything else today. >> absolutely, democrats are constantly putting noncitizens ahead of american citizens which is not exactly a political winner. you either have a country that is based on the rule of law or you don't. the democrats don't much care about the rule of law because their goal is to legalize the rule of law, not because they don't care about them they because their primary objective is to create a permanent democratic majority. the left is very effective in casting their views and their policies and their approaches and their emotional kind of way, using the echo chamber of the left-wing media to portray them that way, the american people understand hear what this is all about. stunts like this, this is the same old routine. he it doesn't have