nancy, i need 10 votes from chuck. speaker pelosi: the fact is, you do not have the votes in the house. president trump: nancy, i do. we need border security. speaker pelosi: we will find out. president trump: nancy is in a situation where it is not easy for her to talk right now, and i understand that. we'll have a good discussion and we're going to see what happens. but we have to have border security. speaker pelosi: please don't characterize the strength i bring to this meeting as the leader of the house democrats who just won a big victory. let me just say, the president is representing his cards over there are not factual. we have to have an evidence-based conversation about what does work, what money has been spent and how effective it is. this is about the security of our country. we take an oath to protect and defend. we don't want to have that mischaracterized by anyone. president trump: i agree with that. no, i agree with that. speaker pelosi: so let's have a conversation where we don't have to contradict in

president trump: nancy, i do. nancy, nancy. nancy and his -- nancy end is a situation where it is not easy for her to talk right now, and i understand that. we are going to have a discussion and see what happens, but we have to have -- but we have to have border security. speaker pelosi: please don't characterize the strength i bring to this meeting as the leader of the house democrats or just one a big victory. the presidenty, is representing his cards over there, but they are not factual. we have to have an evidence-based conversation about what will work. this is about the security of our country that we take an oath to protect and defend. we don't want to have that mischaracterized by anyone. president trump: i agree with that. speaker pelosi: so let's have a conversation where we don't have to contradict in public some of the ideas or assertions you put forth, but instead have a conversation about what were whaley work and what the american people deserve from us at this uncertain time in their lives where they have appreh

nancy is a buddy of mine. i will help out. the intermediary said you need nancy pelosi. he said i thought you meant nancy walker. she was on the board of supervisors. he groaned. pelosi went to see him herself. she said, if you think i will embarrass you or your brother, i will not run. he was so impressed with that. later he told me, told mark standalone too who wrote nancy's biography, he said, what do i care? screw it. and he got behind her. they went to hospital. sal was dying. he was saying nancy, if you want this, you still have two kids in school. it is 2,500 miles away. you have to work at it. nancy did not do much talking. she listened. finally she said, i expect you to get better and serve out your term. sal was dying, she would be dead within days. nancy said we're praying for you. if you want me to succeed you, i would be honored and i will do my best. it was a 14 person race. it was not a slamdunk. the burton machine saw some cracks in the armor. she raised a million dollars. as much as the other 13 combined. she got the endorsement of both towns newspapers

actually designated nancy. we have been watching her since the late 70's. >> our focus will be her time in washington, d.c.. what we wanted to do is look at the c-span archives. it was a monumental task. there are 2600 nancy pelosi videos. we will not show them all to our viewers today, but we really wanted to pick from choice videos along her rise to power. before we do that, we need to talk about her roots. they are really not california. they are in baltimore. can you talk about that? >> her roots were all politics from the get go. her father was mayor of baltimore in the 1940's and she grew up watching him operate as a politician and watching how he worked to maintain his own coalition. maintain his own support. she learned from him and she also learned about the importance of public service and that inspired her to eventually get into public service. she was in baltimore into the late 60's when she and her husband moved to the west coast to raise their family in san francisco. she really is a baltimore nat

and nancy is not going to give him peaches. let's be frank. and she's still waiting for mexico to pay for the wall. what did steve schmidt say earlier? where are the pesos? he's not delivering on a campaign promise. and this is not the only one. there are several campaign promises he promised the american people that are not coming to fruition. but this was his signature piece for his presidency. and he's basically recognizing that the majority of the american people not only don't want it but they now have a congress that is planning on being the checks and balances that they promised to him and he's going to have to basically level with the american people in saying look, you can throw whatever tantrum you want but at the end of the day the wall is not the primary issue. the majority of american people want to figure out how do they continue job growth, how do they have access to health care, how do we have a smart immigration policy because we can all recognize it's broken. the wall is just not going to cut it. >> maria teresa consuma and e

nancy pelosi is doing a disservice if you will of our country. she can keep playing her games but we will win because we have a better issue. host: both comments about nancy pelosi, who is going to be sitting behind the president when he gives his speech tomorrow night. anita: this will be interesting because for the first time she will be right there behind him. we get to see her face the whole time he's talking. this is what i'm hearing from whate, that we kno he's probably going to say, bipartisanship, unity, but two days before the state of the union saying nancy pelosi is bad for the country. it's probably not best to say she's back to the country if you want to make a deal with her. host: the week ahead in washington. we will start with helen calling in from cheverly, maryland. a democrat. i'm calling and because i'm totally against caller: the wall. i hear he needs money for the wall but during his campaign he was supposed to be getting this mexico now it is coming from our taxpaying money and we did not know that upfront so we would have

so to nancy pelosi, you're only 33% of the leadership. the other 66% is the senate republicans and the president being the president. you need to actually realize you have to work together with the other side. saying zero dollars for anything you want is holding the american people hostage. that's not governing as speaker of the house. >> except there are republicans on board with that very notion. listen to what congressman sheldon told cnn today. >> i think that the president is dead set on keeping his campaign promise. i support border security, a wall, a fence, barrier, whatever it takes. i also support technology and more manpower. we have to have a comprehensive approach to this. i believe we have a chance this week to move things. will we? we don't know, the president could be right, we could be wasting our time. on the other hand we could come up to a solution. but as long as the speaker and the president are way at odds, the chances of us reaching an agreement are slim. >> so, dave, are the chances very slim? does this mean the p

i'm hopeful, we will see what will happen, but hopeful that nancy pelosi will follow suit.e to the table. >> ed: one of your former republican colleagues, robert pitt injure, wrote an op-ed in the charlotte observer yesterdae freedom caucus, some of your fellow conservative saying "we lost immigration reform, $25 billion of what border will funding a year ago because mark meadows and his pals would not accept daca, get over it. the kids are grown up and are living here. obviously the president has heard that message at has tried to reach out to pelosi and other democrats on daca, but did conservatives miss an opportunity? months and months ago, to actually get a deal and get $25 billion for a wall? >> you can always look in hindsight, come up with all kinds of things, but the freedom caucus have been the ones all along that have been committed to doing what we said we would do and standing behind the president for this. what we will not do, most of us, many throughout the conference as a whole, stand for amnesty. daca, in many regards, is a step toward amnesty, and that is

>> in fact, donald trump's attacks on nancy pelosi have done nothing except shore up and strengthen nancy pelosi. if you asked republicans a year ago whether she would be, you know, almost ten points more popular than donald trump, they would have said, that's not p , possible, but now we have donald trump and he has done this incredible thing, which is to make nancy pelosi, far more popular than him. i think her strength comes from the fact he is a bully who has bullied republicans into subservians, and people want to check on that and she stands up to him. she's able to deliver results. she's negotiated the best hand and she's had to cave to her and hasn't had to cave to too many people. so i think he should keep attacking her. she'll get to 55, 60, 65% if he keeps going. >> maya, it's kind of interesting that the president raised, by the way, after everything else he said there are these democrats who want to say what they want to say. there is a new freshman group of democrats. there are some progressives who have been elected who do not appear to be shy of saying whatever they want t

he was outmaneuvered first time by nancy pelosi. he is now a week out from possibly being outmaneuvered again. he has mitch mcconnell telling him not to declare a national emergency and he may not have the deal to fund his wall. >> i think that's why he said what he said today. i literally believe he is telling his supporters he has already built the wall and is already building the wall because he thinks he can convince them it is true, despite the fact we had a government shutdown -- i mean it seems laughable i think that's how insane the world has become because obviously he knows republicans just were about to bolt last week. so he was forced to reopen the government. there is no appetite by senate republicans to shutdown the government again, zero, zilch. he cannot -- he can do a national emergency, but it is incredibly unpopular. so i think he literally is going to now just say to people, we're building the wall. and if he repeats it enough, maybe 30 or 35% -- >> i was going to say 30-plus percent of people -- >> yes, they wil

no less than nancy pelosi hinting at that.e majority whip. good to have you. thank you. >> thanks for having me back. >> neil: let me get a sense from you. where do you think we stand? what was nancy pelosi talking about when she was sending these signals? what is she looking at? >> well, i don't know what signals nancy may have sent. i don't know what's been saying from the beginning. we don't have anything against a wall so long as it's a smart wall. i've defined what a smart wall would be. one that would use drones to make it to high to get over, one that will use x-ray equipment to make it to wide to get around and will use scanners to be so deep. we can't borough under it. that would be a smart wall. and having said that, i do believe that we have to put in infrastructure, reinforce the fencing that need be, already in place, especially at the ports of entry. we need to upgrade these ports of entry, make them welcoming and equip them with the equipment that they need, the technology that they need. 90% of all the drugs co

nancy calls herself a masterful legislator.lso to republicans who have not gotten the memo you just smoke about, are not in touch with the base and get them on the record. she want to add to her majority in the house and they want to take back seats in the senate. it's on this false narrative there is a manufactured crisis when two months ago they were talking about the crisis we had on the border. we were just in el paso and i spoke to several citizens who did not support president trump and who did not support the wall who all do not want the wall to come down in el paso. and they were dead silent when i asked hem why their neighbors just 20 minutes from them did not deserve of the same. silence. katie: the left has legislated on this resistance movement. nancy pelosi was in laredo saying the president is abusing his office and disrespecting the presidency by declaring this national emergency. she decided to put this resolution on the floor. what does it say to you when it comes to getting something done on this issue? >> the

news alert, donald trump getting closer to declaring a national emergency over border security as nancy pelosi says there will be absolutely no money for a border wall in any compromise deal. the president responding in an interview with the new york times roger stone and wikileaks, much more breaking news coming your way tonight, donald trump in the midst of tens trade talks with china tonight, the trade whisperer is live, one of president obama's closest confidants will be bait the approach to bringing china to heal on trade. i am shannon bream in washington. donald trump says border wall negotiations are a waste of time. he is vowing he will get the wall finished and he said wait and see whether he will declare a national emergency. trace gallagher following the latest news from the president. good evening. >> the oval office interview with the new york times, the president said he has given up on negotiations with congress over the border wall indicating when talks officially end in two weeks he could take action on his own meaning and executive order. the president also took a swip

it's not nancy pelosi or chuck schumer. nancy is one of hundreds of representatives who is a speaker of the house which is an internal decision of the party. there is one person responsible for our safety and it's the president. president trump takes that mission very seriously. on february 16th, i expect him to declare a national emergency and to build the wall. >> sean: agreed. he sent troops down today dan. the president sending troops in light of 3 caravans 1 with 12,000 people. what if they decide to rush an open section of the border? they rush across the border. what do we do then? what happens under that scenario? i don't want anybody on either side getting hurt here. >> nobody does. what you would have there is a preventible conflict which nobody wants. use nancy pelosi's own words. cost benefit analysis? has she done one or talked to the experts on the ground where they constructed walls? they have seen dramatic reductions in illegal immigrants and drug trafficking. she is making that up because they hava hatred f

guest: i think nancy pelosi's popularity has been shored up by the shutdown. when house democrats one the midterm elections and she was named speaker again, there was some doubt. she had to cut some deals in order to secure the votes she needed. but the shutdown really burnished her image among her party. this was her staring down the president not flinching. , there was the moment when she was considering flying commercial afghanistan to defy the president. this shows she has a lot of courage in the eyes of democrats. as anita was mentioning, , schumer is perhaps more willing to do a deal. he really got burned by the president. he was talking about $25 billion for a wall in exchange for permanent path to citizenship for the dreamers. while trump made signs in private conversations he would go for that he came out and set , your to cut legal immigration. you have got to prevent family reunification, chain migration. he's not really willing to go out on a limb with trump since he has been burned by him. in this town your reputation is everything. i will say tha

meanwhile at the capitol, a lot of focus on house speaker nancy pelosi.ways the person dana bash said i love to wash. just the look on their face, and you know, sometimes she has a great look of incredulity that she can throw out there, and obviously you have been a part of her preparations today, dana. tell us. >> reporter: that's right. she and chuck schumer, the democratic leader in the senate talked to some of us here in the capitol a short while ago, and the gist is they're trying to exude a sense of hope, not a giant sense of hope because they say they are realistic, but in particular, the speaker said the last time she spoke with the president which is late last week when she reinvited him to the state of the union after it was cancelled initially, they did talk about the areas where they can work together, infrastructure, reducing prescription drug prices and she said that she hopes that that will come across in his speech tonight but again, both she and senator schumer said it passed its prologue, that might not happen and in her blunt way pelosi

today nancy reminded us of that terrifying prospect.h p request that the president can declare an emergency and something he has created as an emergency, and then an illusion that he wants to convey, just think of what a president with different values can present to the american people. kennedy: all right pay the 300 Ã128 was the final vote tally in the house. speaker nancy pelosi is expected to speak very soon. which way is this thing headed now that the bill has officially passed? the house and senate. it is heading to the presidents desk. lester and fox news senior capitol producer, chad pergram. chris is interesting that 300 votes. that is a vetoproof majority. you need two thirds to override a veto. when i think that will happen based on what the president told mitch mcconnell, senate majority leader earlier. breaking down the vote as i look at it, we were told by mark meadows, the chairman of the house freedom caucus a little before the vote started that he thought there might be up to 120 republicans it would vote yes. there are

what nancy were you watching? she was like leaving her teeth, doing the jumble or the crossword on her lap. i don't know what she was doing during that speech. she looked like she just sat on a pinecone for most of that speech. she was like trying to figure out whether to stand for no socialism. wait, should i stand? it was fun. i'm sorry, but there was some unintended probably comedy and all of that. one of your former colleagues in the senate claire mccaskill was on another network tonight. essentially saying the president is threatening democrats, let's watch. >> the weirdest thing for me was the line he put in about there cannot be legislation -- essentially what he said is there cannot be legislation if you are investigating. basically threatening congress. >> laura: is that what he did tonight? >> of course not. this is the false narrative. when you can't talk about your policies and the results that they have achieved this is what you do. it's a false narrative not based on any reality. >> laura: what was i

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security of america, and it's not nancy pelosi. it's not chuck schumer. nancy is 1 of hundreds of representatives who just happens to be speaker of the house, an internal decision of the congress, of the party. there is one person responsible for our safety, sean, and it's the president. president trump takes admission very seriously and on february 16th, i expect him to declare a d national emergency d to build the wall. >> sean: agreed. he is sending troops down today, dan bongino. let's go back to my hypothetical before. by the way, it's not beyond possibility, the president sending troops in light of three caravans, one with as many as 12,000 people. what if they all decide, we are going to brush an open section of the border? all at once? then we are going to have troops there, border patrol, i.c.e., they rush acrossh the border, what do we do then? what's going to happen under that scenario? i don'tt want anybody on either side getting hurt there. >> no, sean, no to nobody does. what you would have, to answer your question, a

nancy pelosi mocked it.build every last building in america in 10 years to make them green. wipe out all airline flights in a decade. and if they don't pay for it, they will print money. >> two economists stuck in a ditch. they are trying to figure out how to get out. the first one said, first assume a ladder. they always assume we have the money there. when you tax it and put burdens on it, they still produce. by contrast, if you look at growing economies and free market economics, they do very well by working people because there is nothing that can lift them more than a constant growing economy. i remember when china was socialist and poor, it couldn't feed itself. now people walk around in gucci loafers. liz: both russia and china becoming more capitalist. >> they have the state capitalism. but when you think of capitalism as people being able to buy and sell freely with one another, i can mow your lawn for $10. you have a diner, you can feed me breakfast and i'll buy it for $6. that's what capitalism is

pelosi so i don't know what kinds of expressions nancy pelosi might make as he is making this speech but that will be interesting to house speaker nancy pelosi will be visible in nearly every camera shot her presence is evidence of the newfound power of the democratic party and a reminder of trump's struggles to adapt to a divided government in washington. so walk away expect from the president trumpets and i to tyson barker is program director at the aspen institute think tank here in germany d.w. correspondent. joins us from washington oh well both let's start with you what do you expect. well as we heard in the piece before he is expected to promote this traditional message of unity something that we hear in nearly every state of the union address but it's going to be interesting to hear whether he falls into the usual political track everyone needs to unify but specifically behind my agenda of course we know that agenda has been extraordinarily divisive he could in fact touch on some topics that as we heard are a little more unifying between the parties topics such as infrastruct

the house speaker nancy pelosi right nancy pelosi clearly has had a good couple of weeks standing up there isn't this yeah i mean she has really come out of this the winner i think even the president himself would acknowledge that you know she got everything that she wanted which was essentially the government open she did not want to give even a kind of symbolic victory to the president for guarding his border while she said it's immoral and this is a red line that she's not willing to cross his goal right now is to try to get back where he least has the optical advantage of the optical perception particularly among his base that he's winning and there's only what two ways to do this either to force another government shutdown which there's no appetite to do in congress or to declare a national emergency which would eventually get wrapped up in court the courts and lead to a big court battle that would probably be drawn out for years the you you talked about a film to do with the this talk of a when finance it palosi but i wonder how how. this busting of heads this is seen by known

in fact, part of it is a nancy pelosi state.getting repetitious, about the fact that a wall exists for 600 plus miles of barrier, of strong line fence. whatever you want to call it. >> capri: and i think that most americans -- and kristen probably knows better at somebody in the polling business -- but i think most americans are supportive of the security. what i think is happening here is there is absolutely a schism between the rank-and-file members in the leadership. i think nancy pelosi is playing a very strong card to the base of the democratic party. saying, "i don't really care, we won't shut the government down. if you want this, donald trump, you go ahead and issue a national emergency. put that ball back in the court." i don't think is good policy, good politics, because i think they really should follow the recommendations of the bipartisan committee. because that's what government is supposed to work. >> harris: some polling issuing a pretty steep slide now for popularity for speaker nancy pelosi. it's impossible to

nancy: he claimed to have no idea that had happened in the ar g.n fairness, i did him about it on the day of the hearing but is was all over the news and talked about in the halls of congress so the notion hwas unaware that the president's hand-picked intelligencers adviere saying something from markedly different fm what t president has said in the past is somewhat not believable. another thing that got buried ia thisng was something very striking that the intelligence advisorsll said. at the same time that russia and cloib are more united tn since the 1950's, u.s. allies are pulling away from us and the reasons they cited are because of u.s. policies on security a trade. pose are the president's policies and it's tty striking indictment coming from his own tom intelligence officials. bob: but what can triple trump in this is he goes to a summits with kim jong un and he has this expectation, i can get him to give ap his nukes he doesn't. and beware of somebody like trump when he is disappointed and when he feels somebody has lled the rug out from

jeanne moos, new york/standup bridge:"and then there what was nancy reading."ght.some called it rude and petty for pelosi to bury her nose in papers.was it the mueller report, or trump's tax returns, or a menu?trevor noah: "i kept expecting a waiter to come over with an order for buffalo wings."nah, she was just reading along with the president's speech.jeanne moos, new york/standup bridge: "of course, nancy wasn't the only headshaking eye-roller in the house."presidential hopeful kamala harris looked exasperated, as did kirsten gillibrand, who even used her eye-roll as a fundraising appeal, then took it down after critics said it violated house rules.speaker pelosi's daughter christine tweeted "oh yes, that clap took me back to the teen years. she knows. and she knows that you know."all we know is that all that clapping was the speaker's seal of disapproval. nat seal flappingjeanne moos, cnn, new york ( darya ) now to the warriors. now to the now to the warriors. they are on a roll after hosting the spurs. lets get to the highlights.( james ) first quarter, wa

donald trump ran against nancy pelosi.n has nancy pelosi as the face and the whole idea of coming around. the president said tonight i support pre-existing conditions because nancy pelosi kept everyone focused on issues and democrats focused on issues with the town halls reveal where people are committed to and that is where the democrats are. >> in california we face the affordability crisis, homelessness and is there a risk and getting distracted with the president? >> i think there are challenges in california and the housing crisis is number one. the growing income inequality and the growing homeless in the state and as well as issues like healthcare and education and i think these are going to be the challenges for the governor more so but as much as problems. >> when we look at democrats and republicans in the spate, i spent time speaking to leaders but what happened to republicans and do you believe that there is going to be a resurgence, if you will of the gop? >> what happened was in 2012. the 2010 election in the

nancy messonnier, director, cdc national center for immunization and respiratory diseases: "americansare unvacctheir families and their communities at risk." immunization against some of the most contagious diseases should start at birth according to the c-d-c.dr. nancy messonnier, director, cdc national center for immunization and respiratory diseases: "as soon as a child is born, in their first visit to a pediatrician, a mom should be talking to their doctor about the vaccine schedule."the m-m-r vaccine protects against measles, mumps and rubella..and the d-tap vaccine covers diphtheria, tetanus and whooping coughkids can also start getting the flu vaccine at 6-months of age.and the c-d-c says pregnant women should get vaccines for the flu ... and whooping cough.dr. nancy messonnier, director, cdc national center for immunization and respiratory diseases: "there are vaccines that they can while pregnant that will protect themselves as well as their children." health officials also say when it comes to vaccines..not to believe anti-vaccine propaganda you might see on the internet.dr.

borja: hay un vÍdeo que se vuelve viral que es como un tutorial de aprende a hacer el aplauso de nancye solidaridad que donald trump le enviÓ en este discurso. el mandatario asegura que estados unidos apoya a los venezolanos en su noble bÚsqueda de libertad. al tiempo que condena la brutalidad del rÉgimen de maduro. escuchamos al presidente trump. [habla en inglÉs] trump: hace unas semanas estados unidos oficialmente reconociÓ al gobierno legÍtimo de venezuela y a su nuevo presidente interino, juan guaidÓ. [aplausos] trump: estamos con el pueblo venezolano en su noble bÚsqueda de la libertad y condenamos la brutalidad del rÉgimen de maduro, cuyas polÍticas socialistas han convertido a esa naciÓn de ser la mÁs rica de sudamÉrica en un estado de pobreza y desesperaciÓn. borja: estas eran las palabras del presidente. tambiÉn se esperaba si asÍ algÚn tipo de referencia alguna invasiÓn militar, como se habÍa hablado en muchas oca no dio cios milit los temas clave durante el segundo discurso de la naciÓn del pendiente de cada palabra de este discurso de javier figueroa, desarrollador de info

speaks to are not who is refusing to remain silent also coming up nancy pelosi attends a nato gathering in brussels but after president donald trump's frequent criticism of the alliance the u.s. house speaker over likely have a tough time reassuring members of washington's ongoing commitment. and back of the u.s. opposition to president dollar trunks declaration of a national emergency sixteen u.s. states are going to course to block the president's plan to appropriate funding for the southern border war. on a woman's continue. the catholic church is facing a new still with allegations over the sexual abuse of nuns this after the recent admission by pope francis that such abuse has taken place and is still continuing it's happening in many parts of the world including india in like the most shocking cases in the southern state of canada a bishop is accused of raping a nun thirteen times over a period of two years the nun says she was ordered to remain silent but one of a fellow sisters is encouraging victims to speak out india correspondent sonia phonic spoke with her and sent us this r

this was a choice made by nancy pelosi and chuck shoer.rams, speaking to us from georgia tonight. she'll be giving the democratic response. >> good evening, my fellow americans. and happy lunar new year. i'm stacey abrams, and i'm honored to join the conversation about the state of our union. growing up, my family went back and forth between lower middle class and working class. yet, even when they came home weary and bone-tired, my parents found a way to show us all who we could be. my librarian mother taught us to love learning. my father, a shipyard worker, put in overtime and extra shifts, and they made sure we volunteers to help others. later, they both became united methodist ministers. an expression of the faith that guides us. these were our family values. faith, service, education and responsibility. now, we only had one car, so sometimes my dad had to hitchhike and walk long stretches during the 30-mile trip home from the shipyards. one rainy night, my mom got worried. we piled in the car and went out looking for him. and we even

instead of moving towards nancy pelosi, he moved away from her.here are plenty of ways in which high can show a willing noosz work with democrats. he could show some bend on the issue of immigration. but he could spend time during the speech talking about drug pricing, talking about a new infrastructure bill, talking about things he might actually get done with the democratic house. and there are ways he could signal he understands what the new reality is. >> i can imagine putting a little snap in that thing. he can say thanks for having me over to your house finally. >> you know it's finny. i have to say john meacham has taken up residence and living rent free. i feel like i should charge him because what he said is exact wlae what i think. for him this is a tv show and it's the next episode that nancy pelosi cancelled midseason. he didn't get to do his midseason finale. someone could script him a line that is intended to sound gracious towards nancy pelosi. but she is the foil in the show. she is the character that for him is the anti -- he does

he sounded like nancy pelosi. you know why? because he spent his life contributing to nancy pelosi and rom emanuel and the democratic national committee. so why are you, if you're those people listening to lindsey graham, why are you supporting a guy more liberal than any republican? >> you said faustian bargain. you're anti-abortion and you want somebody who is at least nominally anti-abortion. you are pro religious freedom and you're probably anti-gay marriage -- >> is that why you support a guy that supports muslim registries? do you understand maybe it will be a pentecostal registry next decade? >> you don't think that far ahead. and you're anti-democrat and you've convinced yourself that nothing, nothing could be worse than having a democrat in the white house. you know, even abandoning every single one of your principles. >> there's a through line here for him not being a conservative and not being a republican. when he decided to run for president, someone told him building a wall would -- who was that? >> roger stone. b

the house inspector general was originally appointed by nancy pelosi.vered the hack by the pakistani. close these operatives falsely accuse her of -- >> lou: they falsely accused her? >> they falsely accuse the investigator. so, they drive her out on state ethics charges. this is the kind of woman who will cut your head off and you will not even know you're bleeding. my book it details how nancy pelosi is smarter, cutthroat, clever, shame lies, she manipulates and she ran circles around republicans. they don't know what hit them. >> lou: republicans don't know what hit them nearly every time. they are so used to being hit. look at the nonsense with the fbi's fit sending vehicles and swat teams after roger stone. doing all of the same nonsense against michael cohen. paul manna ford, it looks like the fbi only pulls the stones against republicans and one even investigated democrat. >> in my book about enron, his own wife, the suspect's own wife went to the fbi said, this is a guy who told me he was a mole in congress. he knows so much about congressman th

and as we go forward it's important to realize not only is nancy pelosi the speaker but that because senate rules that will require 60 votes for almost everything, not judges. but chuck schumer in alliance with nancy pelosi can multiply, a force multiplier and when schumer and pelosi stick together, they can have quite a lot of influence but we could take more about that because the shutdown fight leaves democrats united and republicans in much less united and it's there how democrats are gonna proceed then how republicans are and we talk more about that as we go on. i've always loved these things, it shows you what a weird kid i was. i like them one i was a teenager. the reason i like them is because they require a president, twin founders presented the constitution. because it really requires the president to say here's what i wanted with my power and here's what i want congress to do and that's a very useful thing for the country. it's become less useful because partisan polarization means that people on the other side that people who don't like the president, to the same degree,

nancy pelosi hasamed bay area congressmen to key areas.lo barbara le her race, but assignment fro nancy pelosi anyway. >> she wanted that position, and she lost to hakeem jeffries, an new yoromer from state. ba barbara lee is one of the most liberal members of the house, but she's also a conciliator, she brought together the bernie sanders supporters with hillary clinton supporters at the democratic convention in philadelphia in 2016. so i think in this role, t ons committee where they're trying to bridge the differences she's a good choice. >> do you think she'll use the position, though, to, you know, build more p progressiver in the house? >> on this committee, y mean? >> yes. >> i don't think so. nancy pelosi, i think, chose people who were not in it for themselves, but were in it to try to come to some kind of an agreement that everybody,g include president, can live with. you know, democrats have been forin fe they've put lots of money toward border security. there is a way. the qilstion is the president take yes for an answer, i think. it will be ean, interesting to see and also

we didn't get anything from nancy pelosi. not surprisingly. >> i think they're going to be very loud. first, they're going to pass this bill. they don't want a government shut down. you know, no matter what anybody says about the upside of the government shut down and moving the needle about the issues, it was pretty heinous across the aisle. both said they wouldn't go over this abyss again after that 35-day shut down. if you're one of the people that didn't get the check, eventually it came around. yes, you got paid. but it was not a pleasant thing. i think both sides were going to the wall to -- not to use a pun, to make sure it didn't happen. >> shepard: yeah. the next week, i guess this waits till monday? this process lasts through tomorrow. nancy pelosi said they won't vote till at least 6:30 tonight. >> right. gets out tonight. the president, depending on what he wants to do, maybe there will be some ceremony in which he does both. signs and gives the national emergency. he has until tuesday at 9:00 a.m. since there's a

nancy, he cou gracious and extend an olive branch. that's just not in his nature. maybe he'll, you know, have a new play for the state of the union. we just haven't seen that. >> immigration is a very big issue california, it's akey issue for him. and among those in theil audien be an undocumented immigrant who worked at one of his golf courses. she wasinvited by a democratic congresswoman. scott, how will that affect any message that the president delivers on immigration and border security and protecting jo for americans? >> it reminds me of what steve bannon did during a debate with hillary clinton, he brought women that had accused clinton of sexual assault to a debate. it's a dis traction, meant to throw him off his game a little but i think that the concern that democrats have, and some republicans franky, is that he's going to declare a national emergency in the speech and therefore try to go around ngress to get the money from the pentagon or other places in the budget t t buildis wall. but, you know, i think that there is a w

nancy pelosi.s the leaders of the army, navy, marines and coast guard. here's the commander of the space force. here's where trump sat ivanka, and here's where he sat eric and don jr. check this out, the washington post reported after he plays golf, he likes to eat two chili dogs. mike pence and nancy pelosi were behind him thinking, i hope he didn't golf today. tonight you can tell that nancy pelosi wanted trump to know the house is her domain. check out this video she sent trump before this speech. ♪ it's my house come on ♪ welcome to my house ♪ baby take control now ♪ we can't even slow down ♪ we don't have to go out >> jimmy: we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots, everybody many [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hey, welcome. thank you so much for watching our show. we have a great show tonight, from the new comedy "isn't it romantic" priyanka chopra jonas is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: plus, a new children's book called "here's hank." everybody is somebody. henry

. >> you're assuming nancy pelosi is going to give money for a wall. >> well, that's called compromise. >> i agree with you. >> what i'm saying is he is going to have to move. and if he doesn't move. >> so does she. then we go back to the base politics. they'll think they can win on that, david. >> they will. let me say the way i would rephrase what we were just talking about is, there's a what i would call a phony -- where you appeal to the people. you know what i'm not going to blame, big pharma. i'm going to blame the brown people stealing your jobs. now, yes, that can work, but it divides the country, but at the end of the day, it's not a true story. the reason the working people in the country are struggling and the wages are low, you have sectors in almost all of the country that you have almost no immigration, people are struggling to pay their bills. i hope the democrats find out some way to unite them. >>> there is going to be peace and legislation. there cannot be war and inversii investigation. >> the president calls for unity in a speech laced with partisan notes. highlight