nancy?there is a drug and alcohol abuse epidemic in this country and no one is safe from it. because it is aimed at destroying the brightness and life of the sons and daughters of the united states. >> did all of you start first on pot? >> there is no more middle ground. >> she is making drug abuse her personal crusade. >> indifference is not an option. >> telling kids to stay off drugs. stay in school. >> what should you do when someone offers you drugs? >> when it comes the drugs and alcohol -- >> just say no! >> it is almost like saying, if you remain celibate, you won't get a convenient venereal disease. too simplistic. >> just say no and throw people in prison. >> what a waste, what a wasted life. >> there was of course, the irony that her two kids certainly had smoked pot. so none of. was particularly popular with me. >> though it is true that every first lady needs to have a cause, in my view, nancy's chosen cause was her husband. >> good morning. >> go out and talk to the press about

i am nancy. coronavirus infections in europe have passed 100,000 in a single day for the fst time. new restrictions have been brought inl in seveuntries in an attempt to control the spread. this graph shows the number of cases per 100,000 people. the u.k., france, and spain have more than 100, while germany and italyse have fewer in spain there is disagreement over how to get the disease bac under contro the government has imposed a two week state of emergency i madrid to contain the outbreak. overwriting a court restriction that previous restrictions were illegal. >> it is the beginning of a bank holiday weekend, but wh poe ce stopping people from leaving madrid, it is not a catyone. the centr government has announced a state of emergency in the madridegion, preventing l nonessential travel in an out ofhe capital. these restrictions were already in place f several days until a court struck them down on thursday. saying they violated the rights the state of emergency overcomes that legal obstacle

>> as long as nancy pelosi is involve the answer is easily no. we watched her every single time we tried to have covid-19 relief she held the process up. now she is strangling the american public by denying these things. you watch even her arguments with blitzer because he wanted to read quotes from her own members asking her to take the deal. i think she cares more about politics than she cares about the american public. it is obvious interactions. remember why she said she doesn't want to go forward. she's fearful the american public would get a check, fearful the president would get some credit of helping the american public in this time of need. >> a quick question regarding covid-19. if a deal goes to the center, what is your plan to keep your members and staff say from the coronavirus? >> that is a great question. i put a report out on how to keep the house safe. one of the elements was testing. nancy pelosi has denied that. the protections on which committees we bring back. unfortunately nancy pelosi has denied -- we work with the medical

i completely agree with nancy. this isn't all about washington. i mean, you've got to say this has been a crazy year with. i hope when it's over that 2021 will be a little bit saner. maria: nancy, let's go through your expectations for the fourth quarter and for the year ahead first. you've been focused a lot on housing, on capital expenditures, and you say that there's a real onshoring renaissance going on. you're calling it a manufacturing renaissance going on. your report, you say you have 176 companies already that have either decided to or have moved back to the united states, and you say this is your favorite emerging market, middle america. tell us about it. >> yeah. this actually started a while ago, back in 2010 when china was no longer really an attractive place to do business. and then, to be sure, when you had the corporate tax cuts and less regulation in 2017 under president trump, that further fueled the attractiveness of you sell it here, you make it here. and there's a lot of data that supports it. you have seen a shift up in capit

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coast down to charleston the candidates running are democratic incumbent cunningham and challenger nancy mays and tonight we have the post career asking questions each candidate has the opportunity to make a one minute opening statement from their each have 90 seconds to answer questions and if necessary i will allow for a 62nd rebuttal they drew starting order when they arrived congressman cunningham we start with you. >> thank you for joining us here tonight and for congress because if l the one was willing to put the country over party or people politics. but the fact is the first day of my campaign that i was not support the speaker of the house and the very first one was for pelosi for speaker just like i said i would i pass the bill like i said they would have worked across the aisle like is that i would. voters on november 3rd have a clear choice if you want politics to be more partisan and toxic and divisive then nancy mays is probably a candidate but to achieve results i'm asking you to stand with us am joe cunningham and i'm asking for your vote then nancy mays is probably a ca

nancy pelosi is about nancy pelosi. she does not care how americans are suffering right now.mon denominator of president trump. she despises president trump. doesn't want to work with him in any way, shape or form and is not thinking about the consequences, collateral damage of americans who are suffering. elizabeth: all right. deneen borelli, always great to have you on. thank you so much for joining us. good to see you. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: coming up next, congressman mark green from homeland security on the feds making another, yet another historic drug bust, dealing a major blow to our powerful drug cartels. wait until you hear this time how big the drug haul is. stay with us for that story. >> under my leadership we achieved the most secure border in u.s. history and we're finishing the wall. sew we're now up to 407 i think. 406, 407. we're doing 10 miles a week. no one believesis it rks great for us! but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? nope. we tailor portfolios

nancy pelosi facing blowback.on because now we have 8 million more americans that have slipped into poverty since may. that is according to a columbia university. what is going on here? >> nancy pelosi is refusing to budge. the president is trying to get her to come to some agreement. first offering 1.6 trillion then 1.8 million. even offering nancy pelosi more money for schools and she even asked for. liking to help the airlines to save jobs that way. it is quite obvious that nancy pelosi would rather preserve a political issue in her mind to help joe biden. she is really playing politics with people's lives. it reminds me very much of what biden is doing on the vaccine which we know will save people's lives, preventing people from catching and dying of covid. he would rather try to scare people away from that because he hates president trump so much. trying to use that as a political weapon. yeah both of them doing this. joe biden playing politics with the vaccine, scaring people away and nancy pelosi playing po

you think it's a personal thing for nancy pelosi because he has insulted her and went after her, nancy this a personal thing? >> it doesn't matter if it's a personal thing. they have constitutional responsibility. in their personal feelings are getting hurt. come on, toughen up. this is the united states of america are not allowed to bring personal grudges into the job, that happened in banana republic, authoritarian government, is not supposed to happen in a democracy. is she offended by things that he does, get on with your job and your job. liz: i knew you'd be fired up, great to see you. come back soon. coming up, former national security council chief of staff craig white on what's really going on with the u.s. attorney john durham of the term pressure probe, that report is not coming out before election day, that's what were tracking will take you behind the scenes of what went on here. that story next. >> he spied on the campaign and he got caught. that's about everything that you can imagine. if that happened to another campaign on the other side, they would have 25 people in j

quite frankly, democrats and nancy pelosi have been very clear that there are two sticking points. would agree with katie and jason, don't faint, it happens rarely. and i would agree that it needs to be a clean bill about what the american people want, not just democrats, if they want the $600 in addition to their unemployment, in their states that want additional help from the federal government to do to the pandemic, those are two issues nancy pelosi is constantly said she will not back down on and those are two of the big issues that are sticking points between democrats and republicans. it's not just nancy pelosi saying she won't play, if you will, it's republicans as well and let's be honest, we are just weeks away from an election and neither side wants the other side to win but neither side should want the american people to lose and sadly even if they come to an agreement today we are not going to see that money until after the election so it's kind of too late already and i think this is not going to be something the voters are going to be voting about because it's not goi

the nancy pelosi hit is there.s talking about that there'll be no airline bill despite the wider stimulus bill. it hit markets but not by much. pushing higher. the election volatility story will be ramping up as we worked our way through the multitude of new cycles we will get before the election. the british pound knocked around. earlier on we were pushing up through 1.70, then fading. it is hard to draw conclusions based on the various headlines. the consensus seems to be we are , and thatwards a deal is probably indicated in the price. off our recent lows. we got nearly up towards 1.30 earlier on. let show you the individual markets around europe. the ftse up .7%. similar to what we are seeing on the cac 40. the dax underperformed yesterday, bouncing back today. the more interesting stories when you get into the bottom up, the single stock names. air andiation stocks, space stocks have been trending strongly. energy stocks have been doing relatively well. it is interesting to see what happened in the space. iag

vote to support nancy pelosi as speaker? rep. rose: no. host: have you ever voted for a member of the rival party? have you ever voted for a republican? rep. rose: have i ever voted for a republican? i guess they came close, when looking at the staten island mayor. yes.malliotakis: host: have you ever stayed at a trump property ? echo alliotakis: stadia -state? echo- you support the legalization of marijuana? rep. rose: i do. rep. malliotakis: i don't. host: do you support a federal mask mandate? rep. malliotakis: i don't. rep. rose: it is not enforceable. i do support everyone wearing a mask. trustalliotakis: do you the federal government to come up with a safe covid 19 a vaccine? and what your ticket? rep. rose: i would take it. yes and yes. ?ost: ms. malliotakis rep. malliotakis: yes i do. host: we are going to talk about the waterfront district of 11th. what federal investment should be made in combating climate change? taxes, like aort carbon tax or a higher gasoline tax and order to do it? rep. malliotakis: i am very proud of my reco

rose would you vote to support nancy pelosi as speaker?> no, i didn't last time, not again. >> mr. roses have you ever voted for the rival party? >> what? >> have you ever voted for a robl? >> have i voted for a republican, avoted against the mayor. >> reform party in that case. >> miss malliotakis. >> yes, i have. >> miss malliotakis have you ever stayed at a trump property? >> stayed, no, i've been at a restaurant. >> mr. rose. >> no, i don't think i have. i had a drink at the trump hotel in d.c. >> mr. rose, do you support the legalization of marijuana? >> i do. >> miss malliotakis? >> i don't. >> miss malliotakis. do you support a federal mask mandate? >> i don't. >> mr. rose? >> no, i don't think that that-- that pie in the sky stuff, it's not enforceable, but i do support everyone doing it. >> mr. rose, do you trust the federal government to come up with a safe covid vaccine and if so, would you take it? >> yes, and yes. we can't politicize the vaccine, there are incredible public servants working toward this. >> miss malliotakis. >>

i don't think nancy pelosi will accept anything under $2 trillion.and that's just not going to fly in the senate. so you could really have a deal which would be highly unusual between the white house and nancy pelosi, maybe, that could be seriously opposed by the senate and it just wouldn't pass the senate. i think it's unlikely. i agree with mitch mcconnell. neil: so who does it hurt more if it never comes to pass at least before the election? >> i think it could hurt some -- democrats in the house have been pushing nancy pelosi. they have been nervous at all the finger pointing and groundhog day of endless negotiation. so they clearly i think, the democrats in trump districts, some of them are nervous it could hurt them but mitch mcconnell certainly thinks that passing a $2 trillion plus bill could depress the base and actually harm the chances that mcconnell holds on to the senate. neil: you know, it's interesting where the talks go. the president has been in a free-wheeling interview with rush limbaugh, talked about the push of nancy pelosi, the

nancy pelosi held up this bill for a long time.t getting the bill done was preferable for her. i talked about it yesterday. there are lots of things in there that people don't like. the end of voter i.d. laws. stimulus payments to illegal immigrants. house democrats who are more moderate voted against that position and told nancy pelosi that is unacceptable. we don't need that in this bill. it's galling that she is calling for urgency because she held it up. >> the other side from nancy pelosi is the house under nancy pelosi just last week passed a 200-trillion dollars bill. >> not 200-trillion dollars. >> 2.2. >> sorry. bret baier helped me out. now you get people like senator susan collins and even and of the conservatives in the house, saying this is a big mistake for us as a republican party to wait. we have to act now. the american people want action on this economic aid now. >> yes, they do. let's get it out. can you do is piecemeal. it doesn't have to be a slush fund for failed blue states. washington saying 2.2-trillion dol

nancy pelosi about it. the three states that get the most money happened to be california, new york, massachusetts. i'm trying to get a better deal for us. obamacare is appetizer, bernie sanders is in charge, his champion. socialized medicine is one vote away. control of the senate is on the ballots. if they get control of the house, synods, and white house, your health care will go away. we will be under the government banner of socialized medicine. you will have less toys and the quality will go down. my goal is to help people who are struggling, i don't need a lecture, i lost my parents 15 months apart, i know what is the like to wake up and have your life doing to be ready the answer is not -- to have your life the wind -- life ruined. harrison, the fbi director said that the greatest threats we face in the homeland is that posed by loan actors radicalize online would to attack soft targets with easily accessible weapons. the fbi disrupted a plot to kidnap michigan's governor and there were plans to do

but nancy pelosi isn't serious. that's because she doesn't want anything to pass. she and chuck schumer made a decision, a political decision that nothing is going to pass until after election day because they believe they have better chances of success if the american people are held hostage all the way through. the american people need to see clearly what is happening and i know certainly in wyoming they do see what is happening. we are going to vote today and tomorrow against something and then they are going to say they are for it. let us be clear the democrats are acting out of selfish political reasons, not because they are trying to help the people that they claim they represent. >> the speaker knows how to get things done if she wants to get things done. she also knows the way isn't to say give me everything i want or i don't want anything, and not just the money that the policy. this isn't just a debate about the money which is well beyond the money that we need to do the job. more and more it is about spending it exactly they way they want to spend it. th

watch his take on nancy pelosi and we're going to show you nancy pelosi blowing up at cnn's wolf blitzerdentally called wolf blitzer an apologist for obama. and backtracked, that you're a poll gift for republicans. watch this. >> seems like there was a tentative deal at $1.8 trillion between white house and mnuchin and the speaker and the speaker was on cnn today basically saying no it is not good enough. that strikes a lot of people as a little nuts. >> that's right. >> he want the -- >> that's right. >> why not work on a deal with him and don't let the perfect as they say here in washington be the enemy of the good. what is wrong with $1.8 trillion. >> i didn't comb over here -- so you're the apologist for obama excuse me, god forbid -- >> madam speaker i'm not an apologist. >> but again you are jazzed defending administration all this time with no knowledge of the difference between our two bills. >> madam speaker these are incredibly difficult times right now. we'll leave it on that note. thanks -- >> leave it on a not you're not right on this wolf. i hate to say that. elizabeth: oka

i find one of nancy pelosi's quotes very interesting.ays that trump only wants to do that because he wants his name on the 1200-dollar check. that insinuates that nancy pelosi would be okay with it if trump's weren't name were on the check or if her name were on the check. the reality on name is front of check it our children's names. they are the ones writing checks to pay for the money we're borrowing. charles, i'm going to take a hard-line here, say get the economy back open. it is the only way that we could recover. and the longer we stay closed the more permanent and long-lasting damage in will be with our economy as we've seen with the airlines. people are working from home now and some of those people, you know, they're not going to conferences. the business travelers, that is where the airlines make the bulk of their money, frankly is on business travel. and that whole model has changed because of the longevity of the shutdowns from this virus. charles: yeah. maybe they will just pull all the seats out and just start carrying pac

andrew wang said accept this deal, nancy, and move on nancy's strategy has been we are going to take the big bill or nothing at all that's why you saw that testy and emotional bill with wolf blitzer earlier this week. nancy saying how come we need to come down. why don't they come up they are at a standoff and no indication it will break a logjam soon. >> the president is almost in her corner on that that's an unusual dynamic. >> the president shut down his negotiations and reopened and now is on nancy pelosi's side against mitch mcconnell. it's very confusing. >> thank you very much there is a big jump in jobless claims and putting pressure on the market we are down for a third straight day. how should you invest in this environment? i am joined now. it's good to have you both charlie, i'm struggling with the strange politics here, but not at the fact that there is a real need for the next round of aid the question i have is that need being reflected in the markets we do move around obviously on these headlines, but these moves are not dramatic what do you think is necessary here >>

plus speaker nancy pelosi defended her position on the link over 19 relief, look at this. more than 8 million americans have slipped into poverty since may during the pandemic shutdown, that is a problem there also the last-ditch hail mary after by democrats to try to stonewall amy coney barrett nomination of the supreme court, we are bringing a disturbing new story south of the border former top mexican government official powerful official in mexico was supposed to be cracking down on drug cartel instead they are charged with drug corruption, thank you for joining us i'm a elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: welcome to the show you are watching the fox business network. that's get added with trump 2020 advisory board member, she is back army dylan, it's always great to have you on, you called this, you said this is what was going on with biased in the presidential debate, what was your first reaction when you sell c-span suspended its reporter steve scully a debate moderator trying to lie that his twitter feed was attacked but it wasn't. >>

nancy reagan was, just don't do it at all. we remember mr. from the a team going to the white house and just say no became her signature campaign. >> it was so important and so well done. kate bennett, thank you so much for joining us. to our viewers, make sure you tune in to the new episode of the cnn original series "first ladies" that will air at 10:00 p.m. eastern and pacific tonight, only here on cnn. we'll be right back. needles. essential for sewing, but maybe not for people with certain inflammatory conditions. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz. the first and only pill of its kind that treats moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, or moderate to severe ulcerative colitis when other medicines have not helped enough. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections, like tb and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone to infections. serious, sometimes fatal inf

it is not just the white house and nancy pelosi.e have no idea nancy pelosi will say i will take $1.8 trillion. we also have mitch mcconnell about to appear at an event in kentucky, and we will see whether he says something about this. he said he would not put up with 1.6 joint dollars. they said they would not go as well -- as high as $1 trillion at one point. the president can turn mitch mcconnell and his caucus around? courtney: he certainly could and i think he certainly will do that. it depends on what senator mcconnell thinks he has to do to keep his majority in the senate. if he thinks voting on a $1.8 trillion bill, it will not help him keep the senate majority, it will be a tougher asked. he has to get 53 republican members. to have a respectful showing he needs at least 27 of them voting in support. that is a hard asked when you've had $2.5 trillion past and when speaker pelosi is putting her foot down on $600 per week in unemployment insurance benefits when previously with the executive order we were at $400 per week, and

sayingas on fox news republicans are having "a hard time with nancy pelosi."eel they have ups the ante, up to what they were offering so many times and nancy pelosi is saying is not enough, you don't understand. trump also said we want to do the stimulus, we want to help airlines and restaurants, we want to help hotels. nancy pelosi for her part put out a statement where she said the white house offer on dealing with the health impact of the virus is grossly inadequate. she thinks around 45 in dollars or more is needed for that. around $45 billion or more is needed for that. she calls it a failure. larry kudlow, the white house chief economic advisor, actually said he thinks that pelosi and mnuchin will have more talks, the treasury secretary. he thinks they will booster the white house offer, which is up -- $1.6 billion. -- $1.6 trillion. they are calling for funds to be used for small businesses. haidi: another top federal reserve official says more fiscal aid is vital to the economic recovery. kathleen: absolutely. neel kashkari, who has been very dovish on

i want to say how much i appreciate nancy pelosi. you know, people keep saying why can't she do a deal. the question got to be what will be the deal? i hear all this talk all the time telling me about the new deal or what the new deal did to bring us out of the depression. let me tell you something, i respect counties where the new deal was a raw deal. when you put the new deal program together and then you send all the jobs to the south, wpa and put a tag on them saying white only, that may be a new deal for some people but it was a raw deal when it's white only. so nancy pelosi is trying to stand up for people who are being left out of this deal. here is an administration saying we're going to spend x number of dollars but nothing is going to state and locals. i have 35 small town mayors here in south carolina with small police officers, fire departments, they about to go under and we can't get this administration to give them any help. so this is not just about taking care of donald trump's people on wall street. one of the things

but why does nancy pelosi really care?d she not do it with a lame-duck congress if there were one after the election? if biden wins, wouldn't it be easier especially to get the senate to do what she wants for a deal? jodi: perhaps. some have speculated that. there are some in her party who think at this point it is not worth it, they have waited long enough, why not wait a little longer. but she has committed to this and has been negotiating. she also feels like the white house will go along with it. and maybe she has incentive. tobe she is not adverse putting some pressure on those senate republicans. the very reason mitch mcconnell does not want there to be a vote, he does not want to put some of his members who are in tough races in the position of, going with a higher number than some districts or voters may want, or looking like they are not helping out the white house and helping out people in need of stimulus. nancy pelosi said she also wants to go ahead because of the virus is spreading and the economy is starting

nancy pelosi hinting it may be time to consider invoking the 20 fifth amendment. white house deputy communications director brian morganstern has something to say about that next. .. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. >> do you think it's time to >> it is the time to invoke the 20 fifth amendment? >> i will talk to you about that tomorrow, not today except to tell you few want to talk about that i will see you tomorrow. >> the speaker of the house questioning the president's health and fitness for office prepared to introduce legislation that would examine his, quote, capacity to discharge his powers and duties of the office with an eye on invoking the 20 fifth amendment. let's discuss that and other interesting breaking news with white house deputy communications director brian morganstern. hard to keep up but what are we talking about, it appears to come fr

house speaker nancy pelosi is having an optimistic tone about stimulus talks.ays she is pretty happy about the state of the negotiations and she says i think we have a prospect for an agreement. the white house once a deal on a coronavirus relief package in the next 48 hours. malan, the financial capital of italy, will be under a nighttime curfew beginning tomorrow. the prime minister is considering new nationwide measures to contain the renewed spread of covid-19. officials say new things being considered include closing gyms and swimming pools, limiting weekend hours for shopping centers and shifting more schools to remote learning. in the world's biggest financial centers, rents for inner-city apartments are plunging. the median rent in manhattan has tumbled 11% since last year. meanwhile, listings have tripled from a year ago. the wealthiest areas of london, rents have declined nearly 8% and in singapore, rents have plunged 17%. the coronavirus is being blamed for much of the fall. in some cities come a big drop in the number of international students has a

nancy pelosi will be talking to david westin on "balance of power."ll take some of that interview on the table show at the top of the hour. critical moment in terms of that stimulus negotiation. we will do that on dab digital radio in the london area. jonathan ferro and i will be taking you through that. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is the european close. i am ritika gupta in the principal room. coming up, brian moynihan at 3:00 in new york. this is bloomberg. let's check it on the bloomberg first word news. russian opposition leader alexey navalny blames vladimir putin for poisoning him. he told a german magazine the russian leader is behind the crime and "i do not have any other version of events." the kremlin has denied responsibility. today it said navalny is taking orders from the cia. shows restrictions on social contact may be helping slow the spread of the coronavirus. research from imperial college london tested more than 80,000 volunteers last month. the result show the virus is still spreading, but not as quickly as it had been in augu

that's how nancy pelosi feels about you. she's feeding you. you owe everything to nancy pelosi.u feel that way you'd see why you'd be short tempered if someone tries to ask real question. anyone who does must be a secret right wing operative. here she was in august making the same point. >> democrats want more money and republicans want a lot less. they are saying they're willing to show flexibility and they're also saying a lot of the money that was passed in the spring madam speaker, has not even been spent yet. >> if you want to be an advocate for them. >> i am playing devil's advocate. >> ask you for your position. >> tucker: [laughs] nancy pelosi has convinced a lot of liberal reporters are secretly right wing, probably white supremacists actually. what's going on here exactly with her? mark steyn is our expert on deep-seated issues and we are happy to have him. what is this?o >> well, i'd like to know when feeding time for nancy pelosi's constituencies is because i like to go to san francisco and see it.ue the zoos are closed.lf all the entertainment left. the idea of wolf