and nancy?in the cary park the place she once ran, her adopted town's way of remembering. the cooper girls bella and katey are growing up in canada with nancy's twin sister and her husband jim. their cousins were with them the day we came to call. and for the adults, bittersweet. >> so sad nancy's not here seeing >> absolutely, that's the tough part for me. >> what do they understand about mother and father? >> we told them that mother nancy was killed by a bad man, but she's in heaven and the man went to prison. >> tell them the tragic story of a man and woman who sank in the undertow of what once was love. >> we got an outcome that nancy deserves, but it's not also a winning hand for everybody and brad lost his life as well. there's many things that were lost, lives that have forever changed >> i'm morlnatalie morales. >> and this is "dateline".? she was an amazing mother, everything that we hoped would be true -- i just remember thinking that this can't be happening. >> why would this happen

nancy: welcome back, i am nancy grace.xamine in this case had a lot to say, i want you to take a look at kyle rittenhouse on the stand. >> relax for a minute, we'll take a break. about 10 minutes, don't talk about the case during the break. nancy: wow. okay. i've seen people break down and cry in the courtroom but that was certainly something. i want to shift off kyle rittenhouse for a moment. think about the victims that died, the judge is not allowing them to be victims, he wants them called pry otters -- called rioters or protesters, they don't have a say in this they are dead. chief medical examine of bay county in michigan, i want to talk about rosenbaum. this is medical examiner. >> mr. huber died from a gunshot wound to the chest, and mr. rosenbaum died from multiple gunshot wounds, entrance wound to front of his body, right groin, and upper back. and a graze wound to the head. >> is it possible before gunshots -- caused all 5 wounds. >> yes. nancy: did i hear him say, rosenbaum had a shot to the back. how can it be

nancy: wait.judge will, he has been very let me say, dynamic on the stand, that putting perfume on the pig, out of control, he reames everyone. any time he feels like it in front of the jury. if one of them goes a minute over of allotted time i'm sure he will let them have it. i know you are saying that closing arguments start bright and early tomorrow morning. troy clayton. high profile lawyer out of l.a., it never happens this way, we say we're starting 9:00 start, somewhere there is a bailiff laughing their rear end charge, first, i believe they will argue about jury charges, if defense goes for broke, saying only murder or nothing, that is a big gamble for there will be volunteer, involuntary, what do you? >> >> they are called lesser included offenses. the prosecutors want that, at-this-point they will take anything, they will take any conviction. and on friday, when they were discussing jury instruction, prosecutor had a win, when they got in instruction of provocation, if jury finds that ky

nancy: through the window. >> yes. nancy: what did bundy do to you?irst, i thought they took some part of my bed frame, and then smashed by skull. then they ran something he -- ran past of my vagina, split my bladder. >> the -- i wonder if you could have felt it if you were awake of the pure evil, rage, anger in the room for a man to have torn, tore a piece of the bed post off? and struck you so badly in the head. and then to have the idea of ramming a bed part of a bed post up you. tearing your bladder. >> i am grateful every day. grateful every day. >> to just be alive? >> yeah. >> i was walking at the department store. i got off in the afternoon, my dad i called asked if i could cook dinner for them. i did. then i went back to my roommate went to a wedding, she was tired. she wanted to go to sleep, i might as well turn off the light. that was probably about maybe 10 or 11. there were a few rooms on the ground floor. a hallway that was hidden, everyone else was to second floor. no men were allowed on the second floor unless it was move in day. that

nancy pelosi lead everybody cliff in the obamacare days.n the hill that day, i remember distinctly in 2009. i want to show you a nancy pelosi from earlier today, and she was talking about the whip count. representative clyburn is the house way up but she has her own tricks up her sleeve. >> mr. clyburn has the official whip of count. i have speaker whip count. i don't tell anything that people tell me. >> do you worry it's starting to look like the democrats can't get out of their own way? >> no, welcome to my world. we've been here a long time, as have all three of us. in those days, all of this would be done, but not on 24/7 platforms where opinions are going out, characterizations going out before anybody even knew what was going on. >> raymond: you know, congressman, back in 2009 house members were genuinely a feared of nancy pelosi and what she could do with them with congressional assignments, committees, monies from the vars congressional funds. i spoke to one democratic congressman who shall remain nameless earlier this afternoon an

nancy: hello, th. here are the headlines.ople chanting] climate activists pylon pressure for world leaders to reach a deal at the cop26 summit in glasgow. one call for a last push for a deal. >> now, we need that final injection of that can-do spirit present at this cop, so that we get this shared endeavor over the line. nancy: with thousands of migrants stranded in the border between belarus and pond, we look at dangers they face, free conditions and a burning political row. demonstrations continued in iraq against last month's elections. we report from a protest camp outside baghdad's embley-fortified green zone. hello, and welcome if you are watching in pbs in the u.s., or around the world. stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. the official deadline for an agreement at cop26 at glasgow has passed, but delegates are working through the night on a third draft of the deal. protesters agree agreements made at the summit will not limit warming to 1.5 degrees, key threshold would avoid the

help to get started, visit the website on student kim.org wese are pleased to have representative nancy republican from south carolina. welcome to the washington journal. we look forward to you talking with the viewers in just ast minute. but congresswoman, you probablyr saw this article about you in politico. the curious case, trying to figure out where you stand politically, et cetera. first what did you think of the article itself? did you find it accurate and where do you stand politically? >> part of it is accurate and part of it is off the mark. i stand with america and the constitution on january 3rd i swore an oath to that constitution and every decision that i make as a lawmaker, every vote that i take is with the constitution in mind. so for me these aren't difficult votes, it's about what's he doing the right long-term for the country, for the nation, regardless of who's in the white house.ma i hope that when i'm in congress people will see my record for what it is, that it is constitutionally consistent and that's the only thing i care about is protecting the foundation of t

capitol january 6th and said she was looking for nancy pelosi p. to quote shoot her in the frigging brain.e y in pleaded guilty today to a low-level misdemeanor for unlawfully protesting on restricted grounds." ah. low-level misdemeanor she pled to. but that's not to be confused with the shotgun shell revolver guy or the guy who had all of that other type -- all of those other types of weapons who said he was going to put a bullet in nancy pelosi on live television. this woman who was also going to put a bullet in nancy pelosi, that's a separate one. and then oh, here's another one. this was just friday this past week. arizona man convicted after threatening pelosi with i'm coming to kill you message. an arizona man who left a message telling house speaker nancy pelosi i'm coming to kill you was convicted thursday just last week for communicating an interstate threat according to the u.s. attorney's office in the district of arizona. those are all different people. all different cases. and if this is still sounding familiar it might be because when

nancy tengler., kicking it off with you with wal-mart earnings, we have got a beat right now with the numbers coming across the tape as we speak. we've got the earnings and revenue above estimates. same-store sales 9.2%. home depot reporting earnings last hour. your reaction to what we are seeing? >> yeah, maria, beth companies just turned in stiller reports. we own both in our 12 best ideas pert pollio. home depot in particular, they beat on renew, same-store comps beat and though there were fewer transactions the ticket -- average ticket price or sales was up 13% and sales per square foot is 6.2%. they are doing a lot more with less and i think that's important despite all of the supply chain disruption. stock is up 40% this year so i don't think you need to jump in with both but housing is still hot and you want to just buy it and put it away for the long term. on any weakness i would encourage investors to take a look. and then wal-mart, i'm surprised i do like weekly store checks, the shelves h

nancy? nancy: i just -- maria, i find this whole thing so boring.a big stretch because they do have traditional kilt dressing. so i don't know. it's disheartening and i don't know why we're putting our kids through this. just let them slug it out on the playground. maria: i don't know either. still ahead, don't miss our live reporting on the october jobs report at 8:20 a.m. eastern. we've got all hands on deck in the next hour, "mornings with maria" is live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ it's beautiful out here. it sure is. and i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. that means that i earn 5% on our rental car, i earn 5% on our cabin. i mean, c'mon! hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! i'm scared. in a good way. i'm lying. let's get inside. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. you're a one-ma

then as a nancy pelosi. i was glad that i didn't, meaning i didn't find her. because you'd be here for another reason. and i told my, kids if they show, up i am not -- because they can have me, so that i could go down here. so the man is armed with a revolver. a ridiculous oversized cartoonish revolver into which he has floated both shotgun shells and hollow point bullets he says that he is looking for nancy pelosi inside the u.s. capitol that day. he has gotten finder, because if he had been he'd be surrendering to those police because we'd be there to arrest him for killing her and he'd be surrendering to them because pretty sure that at least some of america would consider my hero for having done that. for having shot the speaker of the house. i mean the reason he got the gun taken off, in january, six is that he allegedly assaulted a police officer who then took it from him. but i'm just going to point out, here number, one the guy was not arrested on january six even though that day he allegedly assaulted an officer and he in fact had a loaded gun on him

nancy: it's been relatively calm.hen that verdict was first announced, there was a crowd of demonstrators and protest ors. they cheered. and many honked hair horns. there were also those who were upset about the verdict. but now, as nightfalls here in kenosha, it's relatively calm the crowd that was behind me on those court steps has now disapated and while security and law enforcement are keep ago close eye on what happens tonight, so far it's pretty quiet. yamiche: you talk a bit about how people are reacting to the judge's role and what message it stone other people across the country in the sense of some folks especially critics of this verdict saying that it sends a message that some other people, vigilantes can come out and get away with it, again, kyle rittenhouse was found not guilty of doing just that? nancy: that is trial and a verdict that has been very divisive. a lot of opinions and a lot of thoughts about how this might send the wrong message the attorney general of wisconsin saying that he does not beli

joe biden and nancy pelosi did not get the message from what happened. maybe more of their members will say i don't want to be the next carry mcauliffe, but if they keep voting for they will go the same way as him because if you look at a state like virginia, it was plus 10 when you think about it. that means they became a 12-point swing. the districts are all across the country that are represented right now by the democrat and that includes districts and am i going to keep voting for the big government socialism and they are going to have a reckoning that it's time to start working with republicans to address this to address any of the crisis is that families are facing like high gas prices and actually going the opposite direction and they want to tax people so they can give out these checks. people are rejecting this kind of radical ideas and i would say that as republicans are focused on this commonsense agenda to get this country back on track, to work with those parents, our leader has been leading to lay out a bold vision and meeting with parents

nancy cordes, thank you.ight, now to this story: a nine-year-old boy who was trampled at that concert in houston earlier this month has died from his injuries. ezra blount had been sitting one his father's shoulders watching one of his favorite artists, travis scott, when fans rushed the stage and chaos erupted. his father struggled to breathe in the crush and bed peoe killedthtr tonight, high drama aboard the international space station.ion. seven astronauts had seven astronauts had to scramble to their safety capsules after russia blew up one of its own satellites with an earth-based missile. it created a cloud of space junk that could potentially damage the space station. here's cbs' jonathan vigliotti. >> reporter: astronauts aboard the international space station were awakened overnight by nasa flight controllers in houston. >> reporter: the threat, a deadly cloud of space debris, hundreds of thousands of pieces generated after russia intentionally blew up one of its satellites while testing an anti-sate

good evening, nancy. >> reporter: good evening to you. today the judge dismissed one count of illegal gun possession and allowed the jury to consider two lesser charges, less severe consequences but will make a conviction more likely. >> him putting the fire extinguisher on the ground and racing the gun. >> reporter: in the closing arguments, prosecutors show this video of kyle rittenhouse raising a ar-15 rifle at a protester and shooting rosenbaum four times at close range. >> a second shot which goes through mr. rosenbaumas hand and a third and fourth, one that grazes the right scalp and one that goes into mr. rosenbaum's back and that is the kill shot. >> reporter: prosecutors argued that rittenhouse instigated the shootings that left two men including rosenbaum dead and one seriously injured. >> when the defendant provokes the incident, he loses the right to self-defense. you cannot claim self-defense against a danger you create. >> reporter: food rittenhouse's defense attorney told the jury his client acted in self-defense. >> my cli

this is where nancy pelosi said we will find out.ou do have some republicans, anywhere from 9-15 republicans, who could make up the difference. this is all about the mouth as i always say. if you have a significant number or do some of those republicans in a mock of alien way perhaps see this as an opportunity to give democrats a loss and withdrawal their support. indicating earlier today that this would not help any of the republicans running and 2022. here's the timing. what they have to do is they have to have a predebate, predebate to set up the parameters, this is called the rule in the house of representatives, on the social spending bill. they are not going to put that piece of legislation on the floor. then they would vote on infrastructure. remember that the house of representatives did everything that they had to do several weeks ago on this bill. the senate approved that piece of legislation in early august, so if the house passes that bill, those two bills are in alignment and can go to the president for his signature. i

house speaker nancy pelosiing lawmakers to vote on president biden's sweeping spending plans as soon as possible. with tuesday's stinging democratic election losses fuelling her sense of urgency. let's get the very latest with congresswoman pramila jayapal of washington state, the chair of the congressional progressive caucus. thank you so much for joining us. speaker pelosi wanted a vote on the bigger spending bill tonight, the infrastructure bill tomorrow, the bipartisan infrastructure bill. do democrats have the votes in the house? >> well, wolf, it is good to see you. we're working on that right now. the speakers has been working on that. each of us that lead the democratic caucus have been working hard on that. progressives are in the same place that we've been for a couple of days. we're ready to vote both bills through. our friends in some of the other parts of the caucus are getting the information they need to become comfortable with everything that is in the bill. and we hope to be able to get that ve

is nancy pelosi bluffing?d it's real because members of congress have human beings and they have families. what happens is if you actually go into the holiday weekend of thanksgiving, you not only have colleagues putting pressure on the no votes but also have families that are like are you coming home from thanksgiving? are we doing turkey here? many have travel plans can they actually travel with heir families? the pressure is real. when you have a big bill like this, your political future is on the line. i don't think it's going to work. i think that threat will be false. to say hold out if they're strong we will say no, nancy, we are not going to do it. nancy will cave and send them home for thanksgiving. nancy is elected by the conference herself. democrats elected her. if they don't home for thanksgiving they will be angry and she could lose her speakership. carley: friday is a big day, sean because that's when the cbo score is expected to come out. what do you think the cbo is going to find. we have hear

remember, house speaker nancy pelosi is working with a three-vote margin here. she does not like to bring things to the floor before she knows they have the votes. we're watching this play out in realtime, with a giant piece of president joe biden's agenda hanging in the balance. on that point, i want to go to the other side of pennsylvania avenue, to phil mattingly, for more on what is going on at the white house. phil? >> reporter: you noted you were watching this extremely closely. so is everybody here. the president and his top a advisers as well as vice president kamala harris have been watching and making calls over the course of the last several hours. it's been a lengthy day trying to figure out some kind of path forward and lay things out in terms of where the white house was on this. jess gave you the play-by-play on where the hill has been. you track back to 8:30 a.m. this morning, and the white house got the kind of news that you would think could turn this into a monumental day. jobs numbers that were better than expected. 531,000 jobs added. unempl

good evening, nancy. >> reporter: good evening, norah.efore flying home tonight, the president said he could not recall two more consequential days for the future of the climate, and he slammed two of his foreign rivals for being notable no-shows here. >> i'm confident we can do this. >> reporter:sp speech here the past two days, the president made ambitious promises to help heal an ailing planet. >> the united states is going to lead by our example. >> reporter: together with other leaders, he pledged to reduce methane emissions worldwide by a third and halt deforestation altogether by 2030. >> we're ending the great chainsaw massacre. >> reporter: but those kinds of changes don't come cheap. >> four billion dollars. initial investment. deploy up to $9 billion. >> reporter: and they require the consent of a divided u.s. congress. how do you convince republicans, and even some democrats, to get behind more spending if they look at this conference and say, "china isn't meeting these global goals. russia doesn't intend to meet these global

house speaker nancy pelosi seen speaking with members all day. and her late fupush today for a vote tonight. progressives huddled, deciding their next move when the call came in from president biden right in the middle of it all. is this going to happen or not? rachel scott leading us off from the hill tonight. >> good morning. >> reporter: tonight, president biden could be on the verge of a major victory. house speaker nancy pelosi announcing the house will vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill before the day is done. pelosi urging reluctant progressives to vote yes. >> i hope that it would weigh heavily on them that american people want to see progress in their communities. it's very important that we pass it. so i hope that they would make a judgement on the merits of the legislation. >> reporter: progressives have refused to pass that infrastructure bill unless the house also votes on the president's massive social spending legislation. tonight, pelosi hoping to call their bluff by scheduling the vote. after she spoke, the progressive ca

joe biden and nancy pelosi did not get the message. may be more of their members will look in the mirror and say i don't want to be that next thierry mcauliffe. >> today is a wake-up call to washington democrats to abandon the partisanship, the extremist agenda. washington-based programs that cost trillions of dollars. one thing i will tell you is republicans listened. we hear you. >> clearly the gop gearing up after a shocker in the garden state. a race that was never supposed to be in question. now too close to call it even a this hour and after governor murphy divisive challenge, analyst say the statement is already made. >> same thing down i-95, a disaster for thierry mcauliffe , extending comeback for glenn youngkin. >> we are going to win. i think were going to win in virginia. how we win, virginia while in large part determine what happens in 2020 to, 2024, and on . >> a great lineup coming uprigh helping to digest a big day in politics. ted cruz and doctor belt and ar all joining us just ahead. >> also ahead, ari and fleische i

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it's nancy pelosi. it's nancy pelosi. she finally started to _ progressives? it's nancy pelosi. she finally started to take _ progressives? it's nancy pelosi. she finally started to take over, - progressives? it's nancy pelosi. she finally started to take over, take - finally started to take over, take chuck schumerjob over, the white housejob over and she's chuck schumerjob over, the white house job over and she's going to make this happen. and she understands that white women in particular, without are central to democrats being able to win. that's why she put paid to care back and yesterday that's like she's talking about it today. women care a lot about it today. women care a lot about education because they believe for the kids and their grandkids education is the way up it out. unfortunately they bought a lie about it. you're going to see nancy pelosi get those bills through the house and make sure they get through the senate too. i house and make sure they get through the senate too.— the senate

nancy says his testimony may have wide repercussions. the 1st time a detainee is, has testified on, on torture. yeah, the quote, a stain on the moral fiber of america. what kind of torture and tortures would know being used at the supreme court. and in observe a, the case, of course, was using the senate committees investigation. what did the constitute? well, that that was the other significant may be more significant. part in this case is that his testimony was public. and the generally nobody's been allowed to say what happened to them in the black science. ah, they're, they're what they say, what my client has said to me. abraham allow sri is classified. they've never been allowed to explain what their feelings are. this is the 1st time that everyone got to hear, ah, in anywhere what these horrible things that were done. did them go back and look at the 16th century england and you'll know what happened to him basically just horrific. and that's what happened to the others in the black sites also. i mean, so nothing has happened. i m

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nancy pelosi tried to pull over the finish line on infrastructure and human infrastructure spending. president directly making an appeal for support today. >> it's the number one issue, the cost of living. number one priority should be seen in congress these bills. >> even if the house passes the president spending bill, it it still has to make it through the senate. where democrats need every single member on board. you know what that means. take a look at what happened to joe manchin. progressive protesters putting more pressure on the west virginia democrat swarming his car in a parking garage. [indistinct] >> martha: scary moments there for joe manchin when he was surrounded in his car. he has a warning for his fellow democrats. >> we just have to work together, we can't go too far left. this is not a center left or a left country. we are a center, if anything center right country. and that is being shown. we have to be able to recognize that. >> martha: and moments, the number two house republican steve scalise joins us live, but first congressional correspondent with the very l

we know the majority is crumbling for nancy pelosi.ocrat representative eddie bernice johnson announces her retirement. how many openings will there be and how many seats do you believe you can turn and the midterm elections in 2022. >> tim ryan is not acting like he's running for senate ohio he's acting like the senate of vermont to be next to bernie sanders. what's we watched in 2010, 70 democrats announced retirement. the 3016. the budget chair, the science chair, they said on appropriation have announced retirement. i wonder if speaker pelosi will even be here. she acts like a lame-duck speaker. she see she is on a farewell to her going to europe three times and three months. he watched democrat after democrat, because they know that they are going to lose the majority. they know what their policies have done to america and they know by voting what they just did that they are trying to lock in. this is what they said on the floor the big government. remember what aoc yelled at me from the back of the room when i quoted congresswoma

and chief white house correspondent nancy cordes joins us now. she's been traveling with the president. nancy. >> reporter: jericka, this was the president's first solo press conference since his last foreign trip to geneva more than three months ago. this q & a was relatively brief. it lasted less than half an hour. he insisted his recent drop in support in the u.s. has not affected his influence with world leaders here. >> i didn't run to determine how well i'm going to do in the polls. >> reporter: as he wrapped up his time here in rome, president biden was peppered with questions about his political standing back home. a new poll just out today shows his approval rating has dropped 7 points since august. >> the polls are going to go up and down and up and down. look at every other president, the same thing has happened. >> reporter: climate change has been a central focus here in rome with president biden pushing other nations to move more rapidly to renewable energy, so he was asked why he's also been urging oil-rich nations to temporarily b

there are 2 voices in nancy pelosi's ear. you better pass this bill and this socialist agenda for america or we will turn on you. the other voice is the people from virginia, pennsylvania, minneapolis, buffalo, new york say week ago have had enough of this big government liberalism. i think she is more worried about the squad than listening to the results from tuesday night. these are purple and blue states. it's not like south carolina is telling you to take a pass and slow down. it's people in blue areas saying we have had enough of this spending, spending, spending and expanding the government. we are worried about inflation and this bill that socialist spending bill may they vote on tonight pours gasoline on inflation. any democrat who claims to be a moderate if you vote for the socialist spending packageac you will get your ass beat and you deserve it. >> martha: here's alexandria ocasio-cortez. she thinks what happened in virginia was just all the fault of playing everything too moderate. >> i think the results show the

good evening, nancy. >> norah, good evening to you.the judge dismissed one count of illegal gun possession he also allowed the jury to consider two lesser charges which mean less severe consequences but also make a conviction more likely. >> in putting the fire extinguisher on the groun, and then raising the gun. >> reporter: in closing arguments, prosecutors show jurors this video of kyle rittenhouse raising his ar-15-style rifle at a protestor, joseph rosenbaum. moments later, it led to this chase and rittenhouse shooting rosenbaum four times at close range. >> a second shot, which goes through mr. rosenbaum's hand. and then, a third and fourth shot. one, that grazes the right scalp. and one, that goes right into mr. rosenbaum's back. and that is the kill shot. >> reporter: prosecutors argued that rittenhouse instigated the shootings that left two men, including rosenbaum dead, and one seriously injured. >> when the defendant provokes the incident, he loses the right to self-defense. you cannot claim self-defense against a danger you

and chief white house correspondent nancy cordes joins us now. been traveling with thepoa president. nancy. >> reporter: jericka, this was the president' first solo press conference since his last foreign trip more than three months ago. this was relatively brief, lasted less than half an hour, and in it he insist that his recent drop in support in the u.s. has not affected his influence with world leaders here. >> i didn't run to determine how well i'm going to do in the polls. >> reporter: as he wrapped up his the time in rome, president biden was peppered with questions about his political standings at home. a poll out today shows his approval rating has dropped seven points since august. >> the polls can go up and down and up and down, the same with every president. >> reporter: president biden pushing more nations to move more rapidly to renewable energy. so, he was asked why he has also been urging oil rich nations to temporarily boost production amidst a global supply crunch. >> you have to get in an automobile, turn the key, get their kid

we expect to hear from speaker nancy pelosi any moment and will bring you her comments live.ing the first routine physical exam of his presidency. >> across the nation, we're keeping a close eye on two major trials this hour. we just learned prosecutors in the ahmaud arbery murder trial rejecting a last-minute plea deal offer from one of the three defendants. meantime, in kenosha, wisconsin, verdict watch continues for kyle rittenhouse. jurors returning right now to begin day four of deliberations. let's begin with the breaking news in washington. cnn's kaitlan collins is at a white house. melanie zanona is on capitol hill. melanie, they're going to try to enjoy this moment for as long as they can, democrats, but the reality is that enjoyment period may be short lived a

nancy pelosi rejected that. put faith republicans on and who hate trump? that's when the whole committee became a joke. that's why i've been in stone. all the people are ignoring the subpoena, as you know that this committee is a joke. they haven't a jurisdiction, they have no real power and nothing's ever going to happen. and the democrats are going to lose congress next year. the whole thing's going to go away and less republican decide to make a real bipartisan investment corey committee, which i think in general, i don't think they're going to do that. i think they should be looking into the f b. i wanted the f, b, i orchestra, this one of the f, b i, orchestra charges against cow, written house is clearly innocent. why did this oppressive video that proved as innocent and the only the only came out in the trial? that that's, that's the questions we need answered. i get to the question i have is that after i mean, so many things have been mentioned here. i mean, i've never heard humans a deep on the f b i because i think they, i mean, given their recen

[laughter] , five years then a bad, that's good stuff and what you say nancy predict. >> i would say thing that you said we just live in opening in the scottsdale predict and secondly did his mother say it was awful like to brag on public television, that's an incredible return and he's enjoying it, i say keep doing what you're doing just make sure to some extent, about 12 stocks is optimal do it, and yes braided. charles: i've had my own research room for 30 years and one thing that i've learned is a lot of times people do not know was a good return and sometimes you can be good or bad and i've seen people of 50 percent in the stock in six months and then they think they want to give our and it is hard to gauge it your levels and your risk level and make adjustments to those talents of 24 percent in any average year, is really good so i saluted doug. i always get a lot of questions from retired folks need to be careful with money obviously so here's a follow-up to last on 57 -year-old, retarded with $3500.821000 and represent a stable income fund is, 55 percent large-cap on, should

but i don't expect nancy pelosi to pursue the f. b. i angle to the extent that they're trying to assign blay to members of congress. and robert address the issue that we just heard here. i mean this out, this whole endeavor, this whole and insurrection it, this is aimed at donald trump, making sure that his reputation is tarnish. maybe they wanted to have a 3rd impeachment. i did to go after his followers, but this is the whole point. it is to keep the focus on trump, it really nothing else really matters to them here. and, and that's the gambit here. and given what we had on the last tuesday in the election room in virginia, being going after comp isn't paying paid or any more or not is much ok. how do you react to that robert? go ahead. i think that's the most incorrect narrative that can be taken away from this book was replaced medical supporters writing and breaking into the capital in finding stop you counting of electro. let's replace both with a 1000000 muzzle being in the united capital product institute mostly. and they kick

nancy pelosi claims that would be about tonight on the democrats massive $1.75 trillion social spendingl which could closer to 4 trillion but things are reportedly -- everything might get delayed another week or so, and other potentially giant democrat fail never ending week from hell, here's where things stand. democrats initially wanted about on this before tuesday's disasters elections and they wanted to vote on the infrastructure bill. neither happened. he today she's going to write this pony and she was bragging how awesome. nancy, take it away. >> whatever it is, this is the greatest monumental historic piece of legislation any of us will ever be a part of. kennedy: we can read it. problem is, she doesn't have the votes and congressional aid telling fox news might not be ready for another week. why? no surprise, the party is more divided than ever and because it doesn't add up. nonpartisan joints on taxation released a report claiming taxes will only cover about $1.5 trillion which is well short of how much democrats want to spend as i mentioned before, it could be as much as 4 tr

nancy pelosi struggling once again to get her party on board.ass infrastructure today, and that's even after biden begged democrats to do it. >> i'm asking every house number, member of the house of representatives, to vote yes on both of these bills right now. send the infrastructure built on my desk. ten they build back better bill to the senate. >> dagen: liberals are ramping up the intimidation tactics on those who want to pump the brakes, like joe manchin. >> why won't you fight for me? >> joe manchin, is it worth it? is the money worth it? is the money that important, joe manchin? is it more important than my life, joe manchin? is it more important than your kids life? >> [chanting] >> dagen: manchin is driving a maserati and living on a boat. why ain't he a republican? just get on with that already. >> jesse: come on over, joe. the democrat leadership is very old and the older you get the more stubborn you get. you're laughing because you're not even 30. joe biden is so old, he proposed to his wife eight times before she said yes. nancy i

amy: that is nancy pelosi at the cop.n see our extended discussion yesterday on the military and the climate emergency. the press conference is over that pelosi spoke at, but we continue the conversation now with two guests joining us from glasgow. inside cop26 with the grassroots delegation called it takes roots is santra denis. and joining us outside is nick buxton, with the transnational institute, co-author of their new report "global climate wall: how the world's wealthiest nations prioritize borders over climate action." before we talk about specific countries like haiti, nick buxton, talk about your findings, this prioritization of the militarization of borders dealing with the clate emergency. >> it was interesting -- thank you, amy, for the invitation to be here. i think it was interesting we heard climate has been discussed by nancy pelosi but not been discussed as an issue of how address climate migration. she described migration as a security threat. that is the only way that climate i gratian has been discuss

joining us now is south carolina republican congresswoman, nancy mace.gresswoman, welcome to sunday morning futures. appreciate it. >> thank you. good morning, jason, thanks for having me on. jason: what president trump tried to put in a travel ban he was widely criticized, saying it was all these different phobias and it wouldn't work. now that joe biden is doing it as president, is that the right public policy and will it make a difference? >> right, the crazy part is when president trump did this he was labeled as racist but when president biden does it it's seemingly entirely okay. that is the problem with politics and a lot of the mainstream media coverage today, on social media, they don't treat republicans and democrats equalitily. it is -- equally. it is sound policy. we don't know a lot of about omicron. we know it can transfer over person to person whether vaccinated or not worse than delta variability. i would like to see more data. i think it would be important to making policy decisions related to travel. it is the right decision right now.

nancy mace, good to see you today.azen and awful killing in california over the thanksgiving weekend of this retired police officer, kevin noshida, that was shot and killed while he was working security with a news crew that was out covering smash and grab thefts. an unbelievable awful story. we'll talk to a police commander that was there and we'll talk about the investigation next. i'm here to present the facts. thousands of people and small businesses are trapped paying too much for wireless and still paying off their phone! but when you switch to t-mobile they will pay off your phone so you can keep your current number and your phone! objection! what if you bought your phone at at&t or verizon? t-mobile will pay it off! switch to t-mobile and we'll pay off your phone. now up to a thousand bucks. do you rest? i do - but t-mobile never rests. >> martha: a new lead in the killing of a police officer that was trying to protect a news crew in california. the oakland police say the crew was covering another shoplifting c