so nancy pelosi goes on cnn and she sits there. and she says something that you, karl rove believe she doesn't believe. >> i agree. >> bill: so that she is putting forth something that's not true. now. how am i, as an honest commentator, now, i don't know whether you are right or wrong, i can't read ms. pelosi's mind, how am i supposed to react to that when i have somebody in front of me, whether it's barney frank or whoever, who i know is not telling the truth? >> blow the whistle on them. >> bill: so the righteous anger thing you subscribe to that? >> yeah. i think you have got to use it in moderation. >> bill: because i have never seen you do that? >> well, i'm a moderate temper recent if you are going to live in those areas where you can't go out of. >> bill: don't you think if mitt romney showed a little righteous anger in that campaign that he would be president right now? >> yeah, probably. >> just the fact that he was a demonized and attacked. >> don't you know debates, jacksonville, florida, newt gingrich was getting him f

nancy pelosi/líder de la minoría 8:38:16 it's sad to say that with sequestration 20 million dollars.nora en la cmara baja, nancy pelosi, dijo que an est pendiente el secuestro, o recorte automatico al gasto pblico que amenaza con eliminar 20 millones de dlares a programas de vawa. eso preocupa a la organizacin 'next door.' s.o.t. elizabeth ambrosio/'next door' 15:31:04 si no están informados y no tienen donde ir, simplemente no van a agarrar servicios, ni para visa, ni para violencia doméstica entonces eso sería un impacto muy grande para ellos. siren confia en que el voto bipartidista de hoy sea un indicio y barmetro para la reforma migratoria. s.o.t. jazmín segura/siren 5:59:19 este voto realmente muestra liderazgo en el congreso y como ha expandido protecciones a la comunidad inmigrante, esperamos que las personas que votaron para esta acta también voten por una reforma migratoria. cu - peluffo outro la extensin de vawa solo requiere la firma del ley presidente quien ya ha dicho que lo apoya. este es mi informe, regreso con ustedes.. cesar ---el presidente obama solicito a la cort

nancy pelosi called attention to the severe shortage of child care options in the bay area. leanne? >> well, near california there are 300,000 children on waiting lists to get into a quality center. the president started a destruction. and as soon as president obama turned to the spotlight on child care, women around the nation began a serious dialogue about raising children while trying to thrive in the work place, one of the women was facebook's cheryl sandberg continuing to encourage women to be more ambitious. that received criticism. she told fortune cheryl sandburg is both super human and rich. the attorney says sandburg's advice doesn't make sense to most working moms. >> i feel it's a struggle and there are sack figs fiss. you never -- it's hard to find a balance. something is suffering whether your career or family live. >> cook says she's lucky to be able to afford child care. those who can't sometimes end up leaving the work force. >> we have parents can't continue to go to school because they don't have child care they need. we have parents not able to work. >> today, na

even nancy pelosi is starting to embrace it here. we seeing the democrats shift towards the republican position on protecting the big three? >> well, i'm not sure nancy pelosi is there just yet. i thought she was very careful on what she said, protecting the poor, protecting those seniors. so everything's fungible. and i'll go over battles for the poorest of the poor, our children and senior citizens with nancy pelosi any day of the week. and i'm confident in the house with the leadership of people like keith and john that we will be able to hold a line on some of this from the democratic side. but it does get worrisome every now and again when you hear these comments. i know you've got to be conciliatory and be ready for a grand bargain, but we're not going to sell our soul in the process. >> in an op-ed, speaker boehner wrote during our debt discussions in 2011, he wrote that president obama supported such reforms such as raising medicare eligibility age something you talked about, john, in achieving savings in medicaid. he has sin

so we'll see. >> coming up, nancy pelosi making it political. the white house first proposed this sequester. how pelosi is giving john boehner all of the credit. >> mark, thank you very much. osama bin laden's son-in-law pleaded not guilty to plotting against americans before, and after the september 11th attacks. he appeared in court in new york today. prosecutors say the senior al qaeda leader is talking and giving up valuable information. >> one of al qaeda's senior leaders appeared to face terrorism charges. he pleaded not guilty to a charge he conspired to kill americans. in this video abugaz celebrates the september 11th attacks on the u.s.. he was brought to new york city last week according to u.s. officials. the cia tracked his movement for years. once getting into turkey with close monitoring by u.s. government agencies he was, his days were numbed. >> he was transfered to jordan. the u.s. picked him up. officials tell abc news he revealed information about the current al qaeda status, pefrs nel and financials. >> this is the man in the

have a couple more questions i want to is ask you for online but for now, house minority leader nancy pelosi thank you. >> pelley: thank you. >> woodruff: online you can find out what leader pelosi said for gun control legislation. for the record, we've invited speaker john boehner and majority leader eric cantor to talk with us. we hope to bring you a conversation with one of them next week. >> brown: hours before a vote on new sanctions, north korea threatened a nuclear strike against the u.s. today. ray suarez has the story. ( gavel banging ) >> suarez: it took less than three minutes for the u.n. security council to agree on its fourth round of sanctions against north korea. the vote was unanimous, imposing new financial curbs. u.s. ambassador to the u.n., susan rice: >> taken together, these sanctions will bite and bite hard. they increase north korea's isolation and raise the cost to north korea's leaders of defying the international community. >> suarez: the sanctions aim to make it more difficult for north korea's leader, kim jong-un, to finance his nuclear and missile programs. in d

grassley but he is known as an weapons, and has been skeptical about new house democratic leader nancy pelosiut the need for gun control laws. and she had some harsh remarks about the national pelosi's office is planning control laws next week. a campaign started in tucson arizona is promsing *free shotguns for people to protect themselves. the armed citizen project says this could be the solution to tucson's crime problem. they want to give shotguns to single women and homeowners. it costs four-hundred dollars for each participant to receive a shotgun and weapons training. the campaign has already raised 12-thousand dollars. the armed citizen project seeks to arm neighborhoods in 15 cities by the end of the year. mallon brothers magic? watch this -- alakazam! ♪ [ male announcer ] staples has always made getting office supplies easy. ♪ another laptop? don't ask. disappear! abracadabra! alakazam! [ male announcer ] and now we're making it easier to get everything for your business. and for my greatest trick! enough! [ male announcer ] because whatever you need, we'll have it or find it, and ge

thankout, nancy pelosi. the ridiculous at attitude going around that everybody gets a trophy. not you. state senator says that things have gotten out of hand and good for him. he introduced a bill restricting schools from suspending children who make gun gesture. it is in reaction to a 7-year-old being suspended for two days because he made a gun out of a pop tart during snack time. >> it was already i just kept biting it and tore off the top and it looked like a gun. >> mike: that was dangerous. i would like to ask how many people have been killed by a pop tart in the shape of a gun. in honor of the kid -- uh-oh. i will use my practice rounds. you you know, i didn't remember these things being that good when i was a kid. well, a philadelphia abortion doctor is now on trial for the brutal murders of babies after they were born. coming up, two women who experienced the horrors of abortion clinics firsthand. they will tell us why they are now on a mission to put an end to the practice. michael, tell us why you

nancy pelosi taking a swing at house speaker john boehner and taking to youtube to do it. leader pelosi's office releasing this video. >> you look at the final agreement that we came to in the white house and i got a 98% of what i wanted. i'm pretty happy. i've got a 98% of what i wanted. >> the defense cuts are already having an impact. roughly 700,000 department of defense workers have been put on notice, they were told that would be placed on unpaid leave one day each week, that means they will lose about 20% of their pay. >> i got 98% of what i wanted. >> more than 100 million dollars will be cut from the national cancer institute and could affect nearly 1500 jobs in new york alone. >> i got 98% of what i wanted. >> the weekly standard's steve hayes joins us. that's interesting that this has turned into negative ads. >> that's a funny video by nancy pelosi, reasonably clever to give her and her staff credit for it. the first question you have to ask when you see that is when has nancy pelosi been sort of a stallwart defender of the defense budget? in years past you loo

. >>> congresswoman nancy pelosi touchdown on a need for more gun control legislation. child care, both are about the safety of children. >> not just about the tragedy of newtown, connecticut, but also what happens every day across america. whether lives are taken, and they are, but also the climate of violence that some of america's children live in. >> nancy pelosi talked about the need to provide more child care for working parents. >>> texas senator spoke against the measures. >> they want to ban guns that law-abiding americans use to protect their homes. >> they are among three senators who promised to filibuster the democrat's measures. >>> a tough message to north korea from the united states. the u.s. flew two bombers over south korea part of a military exercise. a south korean news agency say the bomb -- shows the bombers in flight. they flew 6500 miles from missouri to south korea and the u.s. says the mission by the planes shows -- demonstrates the u.s. ability to conduct long range precision strikes. >>> deadly attack at as airian university -- syrian univer

. >> our conversation with the top democrat in the house minority leader nancy pelosi. plus, as the president reaches out to rank and file republicans, where does that leave their leadership in our sunday exclusive with house majority whip, kevin mccarthy. then, he reemerges pushing a new book on immigration wars and raising eyebrows for not saying no to a presidential run. >> who knows what the future holds for me. i'm excited that i think we're seeing the renewal of the conservative movement in the republican party. i want to be part of that for sure. >> 2016 and the state of the republican party with former florida governor, jeb bush. plus, the long road to the next election. rand paul long talk in the senate and no more long lines for white house tours. with our political panel. anita dunn, newt gingrich, alex castellanos and donna brazile. i'm candy crowley. and this is "state of the union." >>> president obama will make the trek to capitol hill later this week. he'll speak to both republican and democratic members of congress. it's a new tact that the president is

some advice from me to nancy pelosi.ip 60 seconds away. >>. >> bill: factor tip of the day, my advice to nancy pelosi. we would like too you become a premium member. monday, april 22nd i'll be holding a townhall meeting to talk about my up coming books. we're finding out amazing stuff about jesus and we'll preview for it. if you do become a premium member you get any one of my number of best-selling books free of charge. now to mail. howard, sun city, florida... >> bill: howard, come on. sergio... >> bill: you know that is thinking we should have sergio. thank you >> bill: not in the u.s.a. it's a secular expression of the religious expression. >> bill: you badly need a social studies teacher. >> bill: you are welcome, easter. spring doesn't have a good ring to it. harry in north carolina. >> bill: i believe there is a evil force present in the world. i directly felt it twice, first time at a murder scene in italy, some cult dismembered a woman. second time in africa where people were thrown off a cliff into victoria fal

after a meeting with the president about the sequester, nancy pelosi was back in san francisco addressing the coalition of black women. we spoke to the congresswoman about the impact of those cuts on bay area families. >> talking about the sequester, what does that word mean? >> reporter: at a fundraiser for the san francisco national coalition of 100 black women, house minority leader nancy pelosi talked about the importance of strong women and what it will take to bolster mothers and children. she says the sequester, billions of dollars in cuts now in effect, will devastate families across california, including thousands of children who won't benefit from early education through headstart. >> when those kids can't go to headstart, they'll be home, their moms will not be able to go to work. think of what that does to the families. >> reporter: families can also expect student loan cuts and cuts in unemployment benefits. proceeds from this afternoon's team will go toward the group's employment and training program. the woman we talked with here say the cuts will disproportionately affect

welcome i'm neil cavuto it is one thing for nancy pelosi to say we don't have a spending problem for the president to say there is really no great urgency to balancing the budget or harry reid saying there is no rush too deal with entitlements this year. but for house democrat to double down on spending stupid by pushing more stupid spending, well, you got to wonder. but this is true, they want more stimulus about $200 million more, who can blame them, clearly none of their leaders are trying to stop them or remotely discourage them. and members of pear are not block -- of their party are not exactly blocking them. i don't think their intention was to encourage this. they run for a immediate nicotine spending rush any time they can get it, they d got it,n them for pushing it, it on us if we allow it david walker said stimulus is not the solution, he is so sick of watching washington dance around this issue. he alone with alice rivlin, head vice chair making this video to sort of get the message to young and older americans alike, the can kicks back. but you know we're just, still kic

it confirms nancy pelosi was right. >> we have to pass the bill. >> you can find out what is in it. >> neil: turns out a lot of stuff was in it. lots of surprises including this latest one, a $63 charge for every worker for every company to cover every person with a preexisting condition. that is 190 million workers at cost of $25 billion over three years. that is just the latest. remember the payroll tax hike and higher taxes on investment income? the financial hit, $317 billion. cadillac tax on high cost insurance plans, another $111 billion for that one. a mandate that employers provide health care or pay a fee, tax on that $106 billion. annual tax on health insurance providers, $102 billion. then there is the individual mandate, $55 billion for that one. we're not done. tax on medical device makers, $29 billion. the list goes on and on. more than 20 new taxes and fees totaling a trillion bucks. that is doubling the estimate just a few years ago. folks, it ain't over. it could send employers over the edge. the real shocker, i talked to a lot of accountants of companies -- they didn

i want to start with nancy pelosi. >> sean: let me pick, i want to start with nancy pelosi. >> i neverught i'd here you say this. this is the lowest testing moment if the the five years i've worked for fox news. she comes out against the idea of pay for play, balancing the budget or putting out a budget or you don't get paid as a member of congress. watch how badly this scores. >> they call this bill, no budget, no pays. who pays under the republican budget? seniors pay ending the american guarantee. seniors and children with disabilities way cutting medicaid. children pay because it will cut investments in their education and their future and their self-fulfillment and the competitiveness of our country. and the global economy. veterans pay because of the gutting of our domestic spending priorities. i don't think that we should ever link what we do here as if whether people get paid. we have a lot of work to do here. this linkage is a gimmick, it's a joke. >> sean: and she almost said-- >> i don't think we should ever link what we do here to our pay. do you understand why congress has

house minority nancy pelosi is fighting for affordable child care. stephanie? >> well, listen to this, it costs an average of 14 bucks an hour to hire a baby-sitter, according to one on-line baby-sitter resource. that puts san francisco over new york city as the number one on that list. now local parents we spoke with today said some are paying up to $20,000 to put one kid in child care a year. they want relief and they want it fast. it is play time at this child care center. and the kids are happy. their parents are happier. >> i know he is in loving, caring hands, i can concentrate on work. >> reporter: but here in san francisco, the cost is a tall hurdle to clear. >> it is an adjustment. >> you have to work harder, make more money to pay for it. >> that is where san francisco is. >> reporter: house minority leader nancy pelosi spoke directly to the president, urging more affordable child care for everybody, but that it will take time. >> it may require a new different congress to get this job done. but i am hopeful that listening to the people that members w

earlier i spoke with house minority leader nancy pelosi about the president's outreach. >> a lot of talk about the president reaching out to republicans. do you think that this in any way undercuts leadership? >> no. >> yours? >> no, no. absolutely not. the president has always been very respectful of the views of the republicans and the congress. their leadership and their membership. he has always tried to accommodate them. this idea that, but for that we would have gotten all these other things done is just really not reality. >> sound like you don't think these meetings will work. >> i think the meetings are a good idea because you understand each other better and you may get a measure of courage. around here, it's all about courage. who is going to really vote what they believe. and fight for what they believe. and so i think everybody takes a measure of each other at some of these meetings. they are not -- not having the meetings is not why we haven't had progress before. we haven't had progress before because the republicans were committed to blocking the initiatives of president

nancy pelosi will be speaking live from the u.s. capitol. until then, we will continue to bring you images from outside the court. [indiscernible] >> full of quality! -- full equality! right here! >> right now! >> whoo! the arizona republic, a cautious court. divided justices seem wary of landmark change. the atlanta journal- constitution. gay marriage case gives court pause. and then finally, the chicago tribune -- court wary of major gay marriage ruling. that is the headlines across many of the newspapers this morning, predicting that the court is possibly divided and doesn't know what to do on the same-sex marriage case, proposition 8. here is "the baltimore sun." they say justices show signs of their normal split and fear of going too far too fast. and then "the new york times" this morning says justices take same-sexbe wrong for marriage ruling. >> the procedural protections. right. >> a look at some of the headlines from newspapers around the country covering the same- sex marriage issue. as we continue to look outside of the supreme c

what does it mean for nancy pelosi's side.ile republicans to dinner. now, they were on the senate side. but we know he's going to go meet with the caucuses, republican and democratic next week. i think just to understand how she views what the president is doing and how it affects things on capitol hill. we also have kevin mccarthy on, who is the whip, the guy that round up votes for republicans to kind of is him the same question. where does this leave the leadership when the president becomes so hands-on and obviously, we want to talk because here's what goes on in washington, as you know, brianna, we're on to the next budget crisis, the continuing resolution without which the government would shut down. want to get her views on whether that will happen. i think both sides have been pretty clear that they don't want to chance the public will view another meltdown and they're looking as though they'll get something. but you can't ever tell with congress, as you know. >> you can't. i bet she'll be careful. it's not always like

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now, to hear nancy pelosi and others talk about the stock market.y of those people on food stamps are they investing in the stock market, caroline? anybody there? >> sean, i'm really impressed-- i'm impressed that you're now concerned about the poor. thank you for that, but the fact of the matter is. >> sean: you know what, i don't, only democrats care about poor people. only democrats want clean air and water and only democrats care about old people. >> i'd agree with you or most of the points. like the coast guard going out to rescue a boat and blaming the coast guard not rescuing it quickly enough, you're placing blame. >> caroline-- >> the boat's going down, the boat's going down. i'm not seeing any coming in, the boat's going down on the "titanic" right now. i'm not seeing any from the federal government. >> really, where, where? >> manufacturing, housing. >> sean: housing, housing? most people are underwahang on i need to add one other piece. he's given us 6 trillion dollars, 6 trillion dollars, caroline in new debt. do you know what he's done

. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi is back in the bay area after washington's high stakes drama over sequesterace. sequestration. lorraine blanco. >> yesterday we met with the president to talk about the sequester, and what does that mean? what does that word mean? it means unemployment and it means worse for women. >> reporter: at a fundraiser for the san francisco national coalition of 100 black women, house minority leadership nancy pelosi talked about the importance of strong women and what it will take to bolster mother and childrenment she says the sequester, billions of dollars of cuts will devastate families across california, including thousands of children who won't benefit from early education through head start. >> when those kids can't go to head start, they will be home and their mom will not be able to go to work. >> reporter: families with also expect student loan cut and cuts in unemployment benefits. proceeds from this afternoon will go to the group's employment and training program. women we talked with here say the cut are disproportionately affect women and

i can't take it anymore. >> this morning nancy pelosi told me public sentiment is everything. the president says there is no greater force than millions calling for change. the democratic leader snip congress and president hoping those voices will rise. in palo alto, mark matthews abc 7 news. >>> a well known boxer from gilroy has been charged with gun possession. the 30-year-old robert gurero was taken into custody this morning at jfk, checking in for a flight. he was arrested after telling an airline agent he had a 40 caliber handgun. a source tells espn the gun was registered in california but not new york. the gun was not loaded but he did have three magazines. late today the queens district attorney issued a statement saying quote, i hope mr. gurero fights better than i thinks. you cannot bring an unlicensed weapon into this country -- county, rather, or city. gurero was on the way to las vegas. he was scheduled to fight in may. >> the westbound lanes of interstate 80 now open again tonight after being closed most of the day because of a deadly truck accident. around 10:3

call nancy pelosi. [ applause ] and steny hoyer and congressman moore and my old buddy -- i hope i'mot leaving anybody out here. but, you know, you know, my old buddy john conyers. [ applause ] i'm sure i'm leaving someone out for which i apologize. we all know we have a lot more to do but we'll continue to make progress and one of the reasons to continue to make progress is we're going to have for at least three more years the president of the united states, my friend, barack obama. [ applause ] >> thank you! thank you, everybody! thank you. well, please, everybody, have have a seat. have a seat. i want to thank all of you for being here. i want to thank secretary salazar. my great friend, for letting us in to the building. make sure everybody, you know, pick up their stray soda cans and stuff. afterwards. i want to thank attorney general holder for joining us. [ applause ] doing a great job. you know, we usually host these bill signings over at the white house but there were just too many of you who helped to make this happen. and you all deserve to be a part of this moment. i want

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i'm getting word that nancy pelosi has left the white house as well.e may not be seeing her come to the microphones and we'll continue to see if other leadership steps out. jay carney having his press briefing this morning at 11:30. we'll keep you posted on that one as well. >> well, a bold step by the obama administration is moving the needle on marriage equality. the supreme court yesterday urging the court to strike down proposition 8. this marks the first time that a sitting president has ever urged the nation's high court to allow guy gay couples to marry but the obama administration went a step further by suggesting that it's unconstitutional for states to offer civil unions to gay couples but deny them the right to marry. the push for marriage equality in california is causing prominent americans, clint eastwood has urged the supreme court to overturn prop 8 and its organizers of the conservative cpac are snubbing key republican players. other republicans, like my next guest, are boycotting it. joining me now is co-host of "the cycle" and explai

a bit of leader nancy pelosi. was in san francisco this morning. at the "south of market child care" center. the congresswoman says, budget cuts at both the state and federal level. have impacted the ability of low income families to get child care. that she says. not only impacts children, but the ability of their parents to work. which ultimately impacts the economy. >> a imagine with the sequestration talking about families. 78,000 children will be cut off of head start. 4 million meals on wheels. thinking of senior. title 1. other aspects of education it just does not make sense but is the battle of the fight that we are in about priorities. the tree 40 are the children and the children, the children. >> pam: pelosi says, with the republicans in control of the house, there might be little change in the foreseeable future, but she says, she remains optimistic that as more people speak out, the republicans in congress might change their tune. >> the san francisco fire department showed off it's first brand new firehouse in more than 40 years. this

we expect nancy pelosi's comments momentarily. we will be at the pentagon tear from -- to hear from someone about how the pentagon will face their automatic spending cuts for their -- for this fiscal year which will happen today once the president signs the executive order. arkansas on the independent line. this is laura. >> i do not understand why i should care about the roads and bridges when i can barely afford a vehicle to drive. i do not think obama has any idea what the middle class wants. what we want is jobs. what we want is to stop having to carry the the the people who depend on us for their welfare. i have to work for my own family. when do i get rewards? the scare tactics that he is using -- it makes me ashamed. i think he should be impeached for things he has said. obama is rich to me. visitors are rich to me. i'm tired of hearing about how the rich need to pay their share. i want the people who don't pay, who are always getting, to pay their share in some way. you reduce their welfare, take some money you're going to

congresswoman nancy pelosi is warning about job losses here at home. >> reporter: napolitano -- nancy pelosi warns jobs are at risk with sequestration but republicans are saying democrats are painting a picture of doom and gloom. they called for 85 billion in cuts but they wanted president obama to decide what programs get cuts. republicans said no to tax hikes and without an agreement the government will spread out $85 billion in cuts over the next six months. >> take two big cuts too soon you can halt the job -- the economic growth and you can increase the deficit. you do not reduce the definite. >> the automatic sweeping cuts could be reversed before they take effect because congress has to turn in a new budget by march 27. in washington, ktvu channel 2 news. >> here are the things government agencies say will happen as a result of the cuts. hundreds of illegal immigrant have already been released. the fda anticipate as reduction of 2100 food safety inspectors and they will limit the number of trips they make over seize -- seas. the the dow is down 20 to 14,054. the nasdaq is down

this thing about balances a budget in 10 years, come on, cool it, and nancy pelosi said decades, and you have before that, president saying we don't have a spending problem. harry reid saying leave a lot of entitlements off the table. you begin to wonder if they see what you see, if they don't see what you see, what do you see for the future of our country? >> i'm concerned, i went to u.s. senate 11.95 trillion national det it is up to 16.8 trillion and rising with no end in sight site. to think we can't get through sequestration and get through that in a thoughtful judicous money, with president getting in transfers authority, we need leadership, we need both parties to get together, there needs to be a bipartisan. neil: you know you are in london right now, that had me thinking about something else that bill gates said. about wanting a parliamentary system like what they have in england the leaders, in this case president obama could push through his agenda without having to be annoyed with the pests in congress. at least this way, if you don't have gridlock, you don't have a deadl

we'll show you the hubbub at harvard and implications and a new debate, and nancy pelosi saying he'sectful of them and their ideas. >> fox news alert. a new report concerning president obama's be possible pick for labor secretary. welcome to a brand new hour of american live, everyone, i'm megyn kelly. there are a number of reports today suggesting the president is considering tom perez to replace outgoing labor secretary hilda solis. perez is the top civil rights enforcer under eric holder, the same perez whose fingerprints are on controversy, including whether he may have lied in his role in the new black panther party intimidation case. you recall they were accused of blocking and harassing voters at a philadelphia polling station on election day in '08. in sworn testimony perez said nothing to do with the department dismissing that case after they won it. internal documents and e-mails uncovered by judicial watch suggested a different story. under perez the justice department conducted 17 civil rights investigations of police departments, that's the most in its 54-year history. o

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nancy pelosi raising eyebrows saying president obama always treated republicans with respect. karl rove think about that? he is live to react next. martha: and breaking news on the iranian, the american pastor, who was jailed in iran for his faith in one of iran's most brutal prisons. stick around we have breaking news on this coming up at the top of the hour. >> it's living hell. upon arrival they mind fold you. they take you for interrogation. they ask you a few questions. they never like the answers you give. then they take you to the torture room. they tie you up and they torture you. martha: so the navy's blue angels have been grounded by budget cuts. they were supposed to be the stars of the vidalia on i don't know festival in georgia but the navy canceled the show --. they are one of the casualties of the $5 billion cuts. shows in two other cities called off. on i don't know fest --onion fed for may. never miss the onion festival. bill: let's go flying. >>> new comments from nancy pelosi have some scratching their head especially republicans especially after hearing thi

nancy pelosi and steve israel. your old job. election campaign person.'t up to harry reid to say let's build the policy. make the country better. no, it was let's keep the campaign going and forget about policy and try to win the house. >> how is it different than what mitch mcconnell said in 2010 that "the single most important thing we want the achieve is for president obama to be a one-term president"? >> mcconnell is minority. minority leader. he is president of the entire united states. just won a second term. how many people are out of work. how long have we struggled? this is not an opportunity to keep the cap pain going. time to start governing. on our start of the aisle we look forward to this and that is why we continue to move policy to put us in the right direction. that will people get back to work. >> that is why the president has had a bipartisan group at the white house. that is why he is reaching out. you have to have a backup plan. >> nancy pelosi -- >> if republicans can continue to say we are not going to allow you to follow through o