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nancy pelosi when she says things like there, the rest of america, this is why they hate washington. is saying all of you don't know what you're talking about. you don't know the fact your insurance is more expensive. you don't know you have lost your insurance, even though the president and i promised you can keep it. you don't know your deductibles are expensive. you're stupid, we're smarter, you should like what we're giving you. that's not a winning message. >> is that no matter the cost. hill newspaper did an interesting piece about premiums on the rise, saying it does depend on the region you're in, you could see premiums go up. >> a lot of variables about that. what republicans need to do, not that they want to take advice from me, have an alternative. what is their plan to not punish people with preexisting conditions, no yearly or lifetime ceiling. what's their plan to keep it on parents plan until 26. what's their plan to keep people in america insured that have not been insured for years. >> republicans need a plan or do republicans step back. >> i don't like to give rpms a

>> nancy pelosi. >> i don't know about her. she is from california. >> would you ever ask for the powers that be of the democratic party to campaign for you, make a speech or do something on behalf of you, the president? >> no, sir. >> why not? >> i don't think i'd want to damage obama's already failing popularity by speaking out for him. >> how about he for you? >> well, i'm not interested in that right now. >> i want you to look at that in bigger terms. that's a convicted felon. he is sprung and out. he doesn't want to be anywhere near these guys. says a lot. >> he expressed a fundamental truth of our system. marin county and louisiana are not the same place so you'll have different lawmaker. what you're seeing on the democratic side is a debate right now over obamacare. some are trying to say, well, we have to argue we want to keep the law but we want to fix the law. that is what the democrat tried to do in the florida race a week or so ago. didn't work. she lost. in the wake of that defeat you're hearing democrats say, like

persons on the platform may i mention one or two names this is the honorable and distinguished nancy pelosi we all love (clapping) and honorable mayor of the city of st. louis mayor ed lee would you give him a nice round of clause. to my brothers and sisters who are here san francisco is a world-class city you can't have a world-class city without a world-class clark class neighborhood like the bayview service center is a world-class center. (clapping.) >>. and today, we came not to just talk and give out information but to celebrate. i remember sophie maxwell i was in her office she said pastor walker we need a visible momentum in bayview that will represent the development and the growth and how we love those people and the senior citizen housing project and we're going to build and the senior citizen now office will be there if you building that give the lord a hand and all the people up here. come on would you repeat after me. i believe this is it >> (repeated.) the monument that will set the pace in bayview hunters point. it's my distinguished privilege to ask the board of directors to

[applause] >> thank you, nancy pelosi. cheese johnson, all our partners from law enforcement and other organizations and of course families for being here and sharing your story. you are making a difference. our team is now going to hand deliver this report to members of congress. more than 2 million purchases have been blocked by felons, domestic abusers, fugitives and other people we all agree are dangerous, 343 blocked purchases every day, all thanks to the work of jim and sarah brady and our predecessors in his organization and the leadership we got from congress from leaders like nancy pelosi. but as we heard from sherialyn byrdsong and other victims there is still a lot of work to be done. more than anything else we hope these stories and this report sent another powerful call to action, one that cannot be ignored. for congress to finish the job and expand brady background checks to all gun sales. states that have answered this call and expanded background checks and this is where you can start to quantify the impact

we want to get to groundbreaking and nancy pelosi has to get somewhere else. >> do you have time>> of course, i have time i want to recognize supervisor william kennedy's work. >> okay (clapping.) i can relax a little bit. while we thank supervisor dr. kennedy are in the house and she was our fourth president (clapping.) okay. all right. so i want to bring up unknown but before i do i want to announce there's great people ie

i strongly urged the democrats to heed the advice of nancy pelosi.use it is not going to work well for them and i would be curious if julie disagrees with that analysis. >> and the latest pugh research poll, 41 percent approve of it and they are harsh numbers there. your response? >> and if you nuance it a bit and do i have in the poll, people that disapprove 30 percent want the loss fixed and nine repolled and so the problem for republicans is this. if they run on repealing obama care, preexisting conditions to deny you health care or pay for things that right now you don't have to pay for. including well visits for children. and the democrats are saying it is a flaw and we saw that the law could be emproved but let's get together and try to fix it. >> julie, a win or loser. >> if they say what i am saying on the stump and makes effectively it is not a loser. >> you agree with nancy pelosi. >> i don't know how she intends to message it. >> she said affordable. 17 times. >> she calls it obama care or affordable care act. and campaigns i am involved i

this was nancy pelosi's bill. she threw the gauntlet down. >> her gavel. >> she didn't read it, but she got it through and she got it passed so she personally has an investment in this bill. >> that's a good point. >> but i also think it's not republicans talking about the obamacare, the crisis and credibility gap of democrats when it comes to this huge law so it's not just individual mandate, employer mandate. it's they lied. they don't have any credibility on this, and they don't have any credibility on all these other issues. i think republicans have to broaden it in that way. >> did you tell me where 6.2 million people who lost -- i presume they have no health insurance now. wouldn't you assume -- >> that's not the case, bob, actually, because of what we were talking about yesterday. this whole bill was passed so we could help people without insurance get insurance. a lot of people who had insurance are responsible people who wanted health care because it gave them the security that they felt they needed for t

and you know, i would love to agree with nancy pelosi that it's a winner. maybe it's a winner in san francisco and other parts of california where i live. but i spend an awful lot of time talking to people in other place and this is going to be a tough one for democrats. the economy is doing better. that should be helping democrats. the republicans are having their own version of civil war. that should be helping democrats. but i think there is no question that you look at numbers like those and obamacare is not going to be winning democrat votes in tight races. it's a tough one. >> yeah. republicans need a net pick up of six. so it could be really close. thanks thanks, as always. good to see you. >> thank you. >>> don't forget to catch susan estridge's column. it is in newspapers across the country every wednesday and friday. check it out. >>> new tensions in the other big story we're following overseas. the crisis in ukraine. pro-russian forces storming a ukrainian air force base, firing shots and smashing through the walls with armed personnel carriers.

nancy pelosi he obamacare despite dismal polling numbers is actually a winner for democrats. >> with all the money spent and a 13-point advantage republican district we do the it down to below 2 points. i think we are ready for the next cut but we'll talk politic another day. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] help brazil reduce its overall reliance on foreign imports with the launch of theountry's largest petrochemical operation. ♪ when emerson takes up the challenge, "it's never been done before" simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. ♪ >> reporter: federal investigators say they could have a report on seattle's deadly helicopter crash soon. the helicopter killed both men on board and severely burned a third person on the ground. bill: if you are just joining us, they found nothing on the water overnight. and they are sending the flight simulator from the pilot's home to the fbi in virginia. i think we spoke two days ago. you have a lot of experience with what the fbi done as with these satellite images. on the sip layer to you could determine what, bill? >> you are going to look at this

nancy pelosi at it again telling the gop not to run on obamacare.give advice to her political opponents? herman cain weighs in on that and has a glowing endorsement of dr. ben carson. three news items who painted a dismal portrait of president obama's america. here they are and here's my take. one. a third of us have less than $1,000 in savings. two thirds have less than $25,000. that is middle america squeezed. 2, the government brought in a record $1.1 trillion in taxes in the last 5 months. we have never been taxed so much. kathleen sebelius will spend one trillion dollars this year, $150 billion in two years. she runs obamacare. she is a very big spender. we are not saving, but we are taxing and spending. that is the big picture. it is dismal. is the opposite of what we think of when we picture america. this is not prosperity. it is despair and decline. what are we going to do? the six is clear as it has been for two generations. president obama will continue with his redistribution, he is not going to change and under his plan america's financi

her and she's been here our congresswoman the leader of the democratic house of representatives nancy pelosi (clapping.) >> thank you. good morning everyone. this will be the time i would say i'm honored to be here with you will have you with the members of the official first name of san francisco. but that's not why i'm here today, this is personal. this is about george davis it's personal for so many of us here and, of course, i'm proud to be here with supervisor cowen and supervisor campos and our gishd mayor and senator leno so many her in spirit including supervisor max wells mother who's so much a part of this. we like what brenda had to say that was great. dr. walker hopes that i don't mind if i take a little religious liberty as i talk about george and linda richardson has been a force and your beautiful welcome and leadership and service linda. kathy knows how much george meant to me and for decades i'd come to the senior center we'd have your birthday parties and i w0r7b9d what am i going to leave here being assigned to do you all know. to his family that's visiting i see the resem

we want to get to groundbreaking and nancy pelosi has to get somewhere else. >> do you have time>> of course, i have time i want to recognize supervisor william kennedy's work. >> okay (clapping.) i can relax a little bit. while we thank supervisor dr. kennedy are in the house and she was our fourth president (clapping.) okay. all right. so i want to bring up unknown but before i do i want to announce there's great people in the house to thank. we do have let see commissioners from the oc ii the director of the public housing and c l and we have community partners such as a mr. walton and ed williams and dr. honey cut and dwayne jones and then we have department heads mohammed the man of the hour for me he made this happen and barbara smith the head of the housing authority and ann is here (clapping) so we're going to have supervisor cowen come up because - oh, another supervisor in front. we're so proud to have her in our district and she said he did i was her master of thesis and every time we need something she's right there like sophie we appreciate her and glad to have her with u

accreditation and the fine work to our city attorney to the strong expressions of support from nancy pelosi and our chronicle delegation. that makes us feel good but today senator leno takes an extraordinary important step and makes a great contribution. everyone agrees city college must stay open but with our bill senator leno city college will delivery and begin to emerge from the dark neutrons. i'm here to expend my daunt thanks to senator leno for taking on this challenging mission nothing related to campground is easy tempers are short but senator leno is a good and respectful loner and i have confidence he has the ability to craft the bill everyone can support. thank you senator leno we're very lucky to have you (clapping.) >> good morning. i'm president of the city college academic senate. thanks to everyone for their hard work and remarks. this legislation is important inform the instantly it is a restraining order stability of the college. because of the colleges capacity as the workforce training providers it will benefit the city as well as the entire region. we educate the folks

i want to acknowledge the mayor and the folks from nancy pelosi's office. we're breaking up pockets of poverty and infussing it with hope but more importantly changing the way we've been doing business. you're not concentrated on poverty but a core of the community. why not here why not. there innovative extension with the doctors and the nurses and the staff the children are have an opportunity to life a wonderful 4r50i6. thank you, katie and giving a voice and helping children have a voice. here at the center for youth wellness we'll be able to stand with pride & as we looked at the portable this building holds so i'm very proud to be a native san franciscan and proud to represent the south eastern neighborhood this is absolutely amazing from 9 businesses to the serve provider. put your hands together and welcome katie albright the executive director of the center (clapping.) wow. thank you all so much for being here from attorney general harris for personal dedication to mayor ed lee and supervisor cowen you guys are great. thank you very much. what on a

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but it is hilarious by the way nancy pelosi and the white house say it was not about obama care. the only reason alex sippingh lost is not enough democrats show up. that is what anyone loses and why the democrats didn't have a good turn out is because of obama care. and going forward. it is true that republicans overplea the unpopularity of obama care generalry. but in terms of the electorate, older and update and people having jobs and health care premiums go up or lose coverage for their spouse that is the ones that vote in elections. president obama consoweded that. >> and despite nancy pelosi's admonition it will not be an issue. do you think that democrats will distance themselves before the med terms. >> a big chunk of the democrats have safe seats. if they being have been woiped out it would have been in 2010. that is why it was disturbing about the alex sungh/jolly race. it is in the weaker candidate who is a republican can win there, what does that sea less about the house than it does the senate. the senators are looking at that. and good gosh, i may have to go my own w

the lady from california, nancy pelosi. >> in 2007, nancy pelosi became the first elected speaker ofhe house, and since then, we have seen in the upper chamber, a record 20 female senators. simone, it's so important that women are rising in these visible positions of leadership. and how important is it for those women to be actively mentoring those coming up behind them? >> it's very important. and whether we know we're mentoring or not, girls are watching and we need to show girls that we care more about pleasing others and fitting in and all of us having the opportunity to role model for girls, whether we're in the positions of leadership, or external leadership or not >> so ronda, i consider myself one of the fortunate ones. great parents, and a great male role model in my life, my father at a young age taught me that i could take on my challenge, and it was like taking that out of my brain. i wasn't focused on what i couldn't do, but what i could do, and all things were possible. i'm wondering how big of a role and how important of a role do you think men and boys play in this co

best regards, nancy pelosi". >> this is no understatement. i have come into my role 2 years ago and this project was well under way and for a number of years of planning and city participation in making these resources happen. many people i need to thank and reiterate some of the city's department to help this together. the mayor and all of our cultural centers. thank you so much. the mayor's office of economic and workforce development for recognizing this as a hub for culture and economic flourishing for the bayview. to the office of community investment and innovation for your support over the years and recognizing this as a key of redevelopment opportunity for the city. to our partners at the city library. herrera for your partnership and programming and supporting the arts commission. to the public utilities commission for recognizing this as a great investment but in the bayview in general and supporting the arts commission. thank you for your support. and now to some of our development partners that have helped bring this project forwa

play the sound bite of nancy pelosi talking about what the benefits of food stamps and unemployment insurance are. listen. >> it's the biggest bang for the buck when you do food stamps and unemployment insurance. >> so john, biggest bang for the buck or how about getting a job? how about working? how about -- look at this steelworker on a girder, risking his life but he's making a contribution to the economy, to life, to society or just a hand-out from the entitlement class. >> what nancy pelosi doesn't understand no one benefits when people's rights are violated. now with the philosophy is that any need is the standard of value. so whether it's poor people, whether it's ethanol, whether it's green energy, whether it's steelworkers everyone has a right to your money. that is profoundly unamerican, it's profoundly wrong and government needs to get out of the business of choosing who has a right to your life, read your money. it's to protect rights, not violate them which is what the entitlement state is. >> look at the other picture. a kid on a couch, his head phones on. and he's probably goin

he spent the comedians including speak and john v neck and i know cheat and nancy pelosi. he was for my kids to see the dynamo more than two and the happiness account sources on the tube and since i'd say. and it is invitation shares they take a stern test in two thousand the facts. the americans fountain was last month still employee is created more jobs than some economists had expected the department of notice as the jobless rate stood at six point seven percent and increase of one ten to the point. it was created in one hundred seventy five thousand non farm jobs and is expected one hundred fifty thousand the department advised on the number of jobs created in january to one hundred twenty nine pounds. just think the oecd has shed new light on a subject close to the han said many couples. the study councils and twenty six countries and thinking about the welcome and peach and most with strollers this is that i'm fine to continue to spend spend an average of one hundred eighty six minutes a day doing unpaid chores to his house was a top hat billy can spend one hundred a

bill kristol said that nancy pelosi had disastrously miscalculated by coming out against the iraq war. coming out strongly against the iraq war before the 2006 election. he said because of that terrible miscalculation by nancy pelosi, there was no chance that the democrats would win the house in 2006. democrats not only won the house in 2006 making nancy pelosi speaker, they also won the senate that year. that same year, bill kristol was promoting sarah palin as the way the republicans could win the white house, he also said that barack obama, "is not going to beat hillary clinton in a single democratic primary. i will predict that right now." in fact, barack obama beat hillary clinton 19 different times in primaries, plus all the caucuses and he did, in fact, win the primary overall and became the nominee. once barack obama became president, bill kristol said he knew who barack obama was going to pick as his first nominee for the supreme court. he said he had it on good authority. >> if he has made up his mind, and i think it's going to be jennifer granholm, the governor of michigan.

. >> how about nancy pelosi? >> nancy is probably one of the most effective speakers.is, i think, not only able but she cares. she has been effective in getting things done. i think it is unfortunate that a lot of the things that have been done by the congress under her leadership have not been done the way that the house works, or should work. carriedlt was that she forward a lot of the things that should have been done differently prior to gingrich. >> you were an extraordinary legislator. let's leave aside john dingell for a little bit. legislatorstwo struck you as a great legislator? >> george mitchell. , capablee great compromisers. no longer much remembered. but beloved of mine. you have said over the past plus years, no one has mattered more to you than your wife. be an advisorto to the next congressman dingell? >> i'm going to wait to see what the next congressman dingell wants me to do. i'm going to be her constituent. that is a remarkable position to be in. deborah is smart. she has lots of experience in government. and in the house. knows how to make things

eight months after nancy pelosi was talking, she became the former speaker of the house. seven great words. former speaker of the house nancy pelosi. >> can i play some of the pro athletes have joined the cause. athletes are getting involved. the baltimore ravens have been enlisted. now famous nba players are coming out to help sell this as well. >> i want to tell you about the health insurance marketplace at healthcare.gov. you can go there to find an affordable health plan that's part of the health care law. it's a great cause and there's something that, particularly for athletes, it is extremely important thing for us to be a part of because we need health care. >> playing sports, it's important to make sure you have great health care because you never know when you're going to take a hit. >> king james, kobe bryant, these are some of the most popular guys in the nba, bob. will it work? >> i think it's going to work, but i also think that other people celebrating today, let me make a point about a press release from the largest health insurance company in the country,

of course, nancy pelosi is going to come out and embrace it because what's her option.6 it's harder to know where we'll be then. maybe at that point it will be closer. >> in 2012 people ran hundreds of millions of dollars against the affordable care act. democrats expanded the senate base. what's pushing an election is the economy and i think democrats have to defend the affordable care act and talk about fixes where they need to be fixed. the truth is that facts on the ground are changing because over the last few months we had more and more people covered. >> the question is, of course, whether they eventually paid for their insurance. we have so few facts to figure out what's going on. >> actually we do. 85% have already paid for their coverage. >> do you know who they are? are they young. >> yes. >> the white house has not been that great at giving us these figures. >> we'll have all of these figures out months ahead of the election. and i think you'll see that people are signing up. we have a large number of young people according to many studies. not going to be a