may i introduce our wonderful congresswoman leader nancy pelosi. thank you (clapping.) thank you very much. mayor ed lee for your leadership for your effectiveness he's a man that gets the job done he bring his skills and commitment to making keeping san francisco a city of families in order to do that we have to have affordable housing. i associate that with his remarks of all the people he's acknowledged this morning and especially to the residents. this is all about you. and >> yeah. >> all right. and it was not that long ago person here for the groundbreaking and asked for your suggestions and we were generous with them mostly to be able to stay if you worried about through the tradition of groundbreaking to what we're celebrating today. i'm proud of the federal proclamation i want to acknowledge secretary for the 50 millions for the city and county of san francisco and more to come and the $100 million in tax credits that the federal government's has enabled the private sector to loan in the tax credits that's a collaboration we were early with early money to press

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. >> democratic leader nancy pelosi on midterm politics, double standards for win in power and if they deserve a raise. we focus on that and president obama's not bad week. this is "state of the union." >>> the aerial search for flight 370 has ended with this day, but several ships continue their efforts in the southern indian ocean. a british naval vessel is headed to the area where a chinese ship reported detecting two pulse signals that matched the signals on the pinger's black boxes and some 300 miles away an australian ship detected what was discipled as an acoustic noise. meanwhile the flight may have flown around airspace to avoid radar detection. i'm going to bring in will ripley. he's following the investigation from perth. welcome. i feel like we're in a little bit of tragic monotony here. it seems each day these planes come back empty-handed. >> empty-handed time and tiemt again. even when objects have been recovered from the ocean, so far nothing connected to flight 370 which is what makes this announcement from china an interesting development which still doesn't give us w

it's funny that nancy pelosi brought ate unit i didn't. and it's going to happen i'm not sure saying every is perfect but not anything that can be changed in the near future. thank you all the residents i love my new place i hope you love yours. from my living room it's the best have you up in hunter's view. thank you so much (clapping.) i'm so sorry for our last speaking that has to follow that. however, i would like to introduce our mr. jon stewart. oh, my god see you all i need to look at the program. indeed. so jack garden is going to come up here and talk about this from the jon stewart company (clapping.) well, that's what you get when you work for a company that's named after a man they call all of us jon stewart all the time and it was producing for me when someone called him jack. let's rearrange the next time for speakers thank you ymca so i'm honored to be able to say i was one of the village people with the leader the speaking and mayor and bust a circled move on behalf of everybody up here. thanks to mechanic and thanks to the

california politics section, the editors chose a photo shopped image of house minority leader nancy pelosirus. pelosi called it tasteless and undignified. in the guardian, anna marie cox was up sparnsparing saying it w form of virtual sexual assault. at least one high ranking republican understood it was crude and offensive. house whip and fellow californian mccarthy yanked his column from the news site. but other conservatives urged republicans to evolve or die. that column revolves up on the site and it includes this gem of a quote, i'm certain the influential writers at breitbart california will stand with me and continue to introduce a more tolerant you view of american politics. i for one am not so certain. in response to widespread outcry over its miley/pelosi graphic, breitbart's politics editor says critics need to get over it, the folks at breitbart have always been known as edgy. and therein lies the problem. a conservative movement in such desperate need of reha bill tags that it fails to see the difference between edgy and sexist and totally tasteless. sexism elsewhere remains

nancy pelosi pelosi admitio que hay 11 millones indocumentad os y 1100 deportados cada dia que deberianr derechos como cualquier otro, pero, afirma, hay una persona en el congreso que esta imposibilitando la aprobacion de una ley que resuelva esta situacion... sin mencionar a quien se referia. david es el primero en su casa que va a una universidad.. aprovecho la oportunidad para cumplir con el ritual de semana santa de lavarse los pies, y tambien tomo el podio para, bajo el manto de la fe, pedir por su madre a quien lleva ya tres aÑos sin ver por estar recluida en un centro de detencion en arizona. un dolor que expres a la ex portavoz del congreso cara a cara david gonzalez/ "es dificil estudiar, tratar de enfocarme en la escuela, problemas en dormir, no puedo pensar si esta bien, hay mucha violencia" el rito de semana santa hoy simbolizo un acto de fe, esperanza y confianza en que las deportaciones se acabaran, y la reunificacion familiar comenzara... "eric, la reforma migratoria tiene vida, mientras estemos luchando y unidos" andres live cesar ---tiempo de la primera pausa , pero mas

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.)

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

i am assuming you agree with nancy pelosi.p a sign in the yard about obama care. >> thank you for having me and good to see you. and i disagree withulars. there was no question that the roll out was a train wreck. but we are now starting to see 7 million enrolled and look at whether the real story is. mary landriu, it is a neck and neck race. and 10-15 points i couple of weeksing on. >> she jumped 15 points? >> that is correct. >> is that true. >> she was down 15 points. >> if that is true you will have a fight. >> is that true. >> i don't think it is thorough. i think richard is ignoring it is not only the roll out. a lot of young people signing up for insurance assuming they were the upinsured and they will pay premiums and they are higher than i thought they would be. and the deductible is so high. and then when they try to find a doctor, doctors are running away from this. and the young or older person, i am paying a lot of money for a plan that doesn't cover much. and i can't find any doctors to take it. there is a lot of

nancy pelosi said yes, they went.all, the only reference i heard ben franklin make was something about only to bed, early to rise. i don't recall adding a government agency to that to make sure that folks heeded his advice. do you think the founders would have even wanted in people is the? the founding fathers would have no idea what obamacare is, it runs contrary to everything they believed in, one person says. and glenn on facebook says i don't think the founding fathers would agree with a lot of what is happening now. plus, i think the founding fathers would've come back and saw the likes of. , you know, the king isn't that bad at all. you're a good point. so getting a lot of you thinking basic news on basic cable. mary says she appreciates this north of the border. in the 60-year-old grandma is always understanding. that's all i can say. all right, denis says who would have thunk this? and this from don. ismail and incompetent interviewer or what? not completely, some days, just mostly. keep >> people are going to

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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

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

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

i watched your clips of nancy pelosi defending obama care.petitive behavior coupled with manic grin, just what drugs is she on? bob bob says, i find it said young people supported obama were duped that this man would find great jobs for all of them. kelly on facebook writes, cavuto or obama, who has best record for telling the truth? i will have to go with neil cavuto. sound like you were kind of thinking about it. roberto tweets, you're the best straight interviewer on tv, heir to tim russert on my book. repeat the question until it is answered. i'm very flattered. unless i get a big head, figuratively big head there is alicia because she is not buying any of this your questions are silly. your suits are silly and your hair is silly. people that watch you, that is ship. technically they're silly. just not right, non-reference. but apparently you're among those people, so. doug, the gmail, writes, i have been watching you since i was maybe 16 or so, i'm 46 now. you have used the saying thou does protest enough and hope springs eternal over a

house minority leader nancy pelosi say it's what our founding fathers envision for america. we play the tape and let you decide. >> i haven't heard where the founding fathers would want anything like this. this is something the american public didn't want when it started. coverage on the missing plane. see you back at 1:00 p.m. eastern. >>> is obamacare a fundamental right that our founding fathers would have envisioned for all americans? house minority leader nancy pelosi apparently thinks so. >> our founders wanted life, healthier life, liberty, the freedom to pursue their happiness not job locked, but having benefits, health care policies that are affordable. >> i don't think that the founding fathers ever intended for the government to be so controlling over our lives. >> we can't live with the same rules they had back then. they didn't have soap. >> the founding fathers were emphatic each could make his own destiny, make their own living and build the american dream. >> who is right? would the founders have approved of obamacare? >> no. i like the guy who said they didn

. >> democratic nancy pelosi orr on mid-terms, double standards for women in pow erpower. >>> the post-9/11 pursuit of terrorists. we talk with the two top members of the house intelligence committee, republican mike rogers and democrat decks ruppersberger. >>> and questions out of ft. hood. >> the possibility does exist that we may never know exactly why the alleged shooter did what he did. >> guns, mental illness and a country's promise to its soldiers. a discussion with iraq war veteran with two congressmen. this is "state of the union." >>> good morning. i'm candy crowley in washington. a chinese ship has reported detected two pulse signals that match the frequency emitted by the pingers on black boxes in the southern indian ocean. that that matched the frequency of the 370s. a british naval vessel is encounty to the area. additionally, 3 had 00 nautical miles away an australian ship detected what's described as an acoustic noise. a malaysian official tells cnn the plane may have deliberately been flown around indonesian airspace to avoid radar detection. cnn's joe johns is in kual

nancy pelosi was not available so i was glad to have his forward and he did a good job. >> host: this is intended for conservative bob -- breeder.

nancy pelosi, the enagentment of health care legislation, a huge feat, a last minute outcome. >> host: what is the speaker's normal interaction with the senate? >> guest: with the senate? i don't say it's a normal relationship, but varies by who the speaker is, which party is in control of the house and which is control of the senate, and varies on the personalities of the speakers and senate leadership. there's app expectation that speakers need an open line of communication with the senate because you can't get legislation enagented without the senate's approval, and so to that respect, there's some communication or relationship, but the degree of closeness that there is between the speaker and the senate andth senate leaders, it's going to vary tremendously by who the individual speaker is and the leader is dependent on. >> host: who are the least effective speakers? >> guest: ha-ha, least effective speakers? well, good question. i'd say there's a host of speakers in the 19th century that did not serve long and are not known for doing much, and you can put those on the list, and yo

2006 and 2008 took the congress and whitehouse afrom the republicans having nothing to do with nancy pelosi, obama, and harry reid. it had everything to do with the failed, and in my opinion, corrupt, leadership of the republicans. people don't like them. there have been four big republican victories in my lifetime and that is a long time. but only four. and in those four the face of the opposition to the democrats was conservatives, limited government conservatives. 1980, 1984, and 1990 and 2010 under the leadership of the tea party. boehner, karl rove, bush -- none of them were to be seen. they see rand paul, tea party, marco rubio, they like that and gave the republicans their biggest victory in 75-80 years. okay? so if we want to win in the future we will have to make sure we keep advice in mind. and i get my advice my paraphrasing james carvill. in 1992 he said over and over is the economy stupid and i paraphrase that and say it is the primary stupid? is the primary stupid? we can see as conservatives this wave coming. it could be a wave of tsunami proportions that will drive the democ

obama was and nancy pelosi, they got it through.ad to implement it, and that is her legacy. that will absolutely define her for all time. i don't know what this resignation is really about. it's really hard to know what these resignations are really ever about. but you've got to think there's bitterness on her part. she came in as this popular person. will she ever disentangle the name kathleen sebelius from the debacle that is obamacare? its first year? probably not. >> imagine the nomination for burrwell and what that is going to entail. going through the senate nomination process, even though they need fewer votes, judge, it is still going to be painful to the tadministration to go throuh every detail of obamacare. >> this is a bad time for the president to have to go through it. he has five to seven vulnerable democrats in the senate running for reelection who are going to be tempted not necessarily to go along for the ride. and perhaps either to remain silent or neutral or be as curious or inquisitive as republicans will be as

nancy pelosi got inequality and race in one.50% of foot stamp -- food stamp recipients are people of color. the gop budget takes food out of their mouths. the food stamps doubled because of their bad economic policies. isn't that their accomplishment? >> it's gross and disgusting. she's not a very bright woman. most people on public assistance are white, the majority of them are. taking the food out of the mouths of a lot of people if you make that acquisition. >> create jobs so i don't need your crumbs. >> bill maher said some things. he wouldn't get half as much criticism as -- or he would get more criticism than what he said about sarah palin. >> if he did. >> i knew a guy that worked with her and he said looking into her face was looking into the eyes of a dead goat. >> oh. >> this is his boss. >> she's not bright. >> no, she's not. >> she's a walking liberal talking point and cliche to me. >> wait, hold on. i'm going to bring some reason to this conversation. she's very educated. >> i'm very reasonable. >> she's very well s

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. >> robert gibbs has nancy pelosi drowning. it will be one. the guy just said the businessman date has to go or the woman saying the guy who says that has to go. let's go to mark zukerman, you are saying that one of the things gibbs mentioned is a relevant concern, that the employer mandate does more harm than good, right? >> it's certainly going to do a lot of harm for a lot of people. and we don't know yet what the total costs are going to be. this is a one-off kind of change that is in my jumt a mistake, we don't know how the doctors are going to respond to it. most of the doctors have no desire to participate in the program. we have no idea how to handle those with insurance policies needing to be redone. we have just seen the political side of it and not the operational side of it. >> what about the argument that the administration is using and those who are for the law saying that it is getting better and is stabilizing. they are signing up a number of people and more are going on to medicaid. so don't jump the gun on this. it's it is ac

i wanted to play you something that nancy pelosi said when she was asked about this. >> i think racemmigration bill. i've heard them say this would be easy. >> do you agree with that? >> the american people want solutions in congress. >> this is about racism. do you think your republican colleagues are racist? >> not all of them, no, of course not. but to a significant extent the republican base does have elements that are animated by racism and that's unfortunate. >> even the president has said, look, i think some people oppose me because of race and i think some people support me because of race. >> that's true. >> between the war on women and the republicans are racist, sort of blanketing all of them. if this were irish, they would have passed immigration by now. looked very much like election year strategy, trying to get your base out. >> look, we don't need to get our base out because frankly, we're ready to pass an immigration bill. we'd rather pass an immigration bill than worry about the election. we have 190 democrats ready to vote on a comprehensive immigration bill today.

and that got nancy pelosi almost as upset as say obamacare. got her annoying hearing what you make of that and what he was more or less acknowledging? >> use of knowledge in that they were taking obamacare apart piece by piece. the next piece that needs to be taken out as this. most people are getting subsidies. just like medicare or medicaid, especially medicaid. both of those are going to bankrupt us and think of this if we don't do something about it. and now we are layering another one and all of these people are getting subsidies from the american tax payer. this just can't be sustained unless we want to replace it with single-payer government runs everything. >> i think that that was their intention all along that insurance companies quite naturally would have to chart updated their rates and that the administration foresaw this and people would be getting angry at insurance companies for doing that. ultimately we will go in that direction. >> that is where they are headed. and now we want to invite the republicans and to fix it and make

well, unfortunately, not all democrats are listening to nancy pelosi.ot all democrats are on board. and that's not good. allison grimes in kentucky. she's trying to oust longtime republican senator mitch mcconnell. i think she has a pretty good shot. it looks like she'll be running the fix-it obamacare program. after praising the success of kentucky state exchange, her senior campaign adviser said this, which shocked me. "the law isn't perfect. and that what we need are commonsense solutions. what allison has always said is democrats and republicans need to come together to fix the l law." what? fix 7.1 million people, fixed themselves when it came to health care. come on now. if there was ever a state to run on obamacare, it would be your state, miss grimes. kentucky. their exchange, connect, has been hugely successful. by march 31st they enrolled over 370,000 people in the state of kentucky. this number includes 250,000 who were previously uninsured and they wanted to run on a fix-it campaign? mitch mcconnell has to be sitting in his office saying we

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in my opinion having nothing to do with nancy pelosi, barack obama and harry reid. it had nothing to do in my opinion with the corrupt leadership of the big government republicans. people don't like them and when they are the face of the opposition to the democrats, republicans seldom went. there have been for republican victories in my lifetime. that's a long time, but in those four the face of the opposition from the democrats was conservatives, limited government conservatives, 1980 under ronald reagan, 1984 under the reelection in 1994 contract with america, 2010 under the leadership of the tea party. in 2010, mitch mcconnell, karl rove, bush, none of them were to be seen. what people see as rush limbaugh, hannity, the tea party, rand paul, marco rubio and they gave republicans their biggest victory in 75 and 80 years. so, if we want to win in the future we are going to have to make sure that we keep some advice in mind. and i guess my advice byte pairs racing james carville. they never 1992, carville said over and over again it's the economy, stupid. well, i pa

if you take the look at the latest poll, harry reid is below nancy pelosi. they are raising a lot of money likely on going after harry reid. is he corrupt? yes. is he a liar? yes. the dangerous danger of this though, if it becomes the koch brothers versus harry reid, i think that's a problem. if republicans only focus on harry reid, then they miss the opportunity to go after bigger things and reach higher like the unpopularity of obamacare. >> harry reid has got an ability to say the wrong thing at the wrong time, but i agree with everything he said about the koch brothers, i agree times ten. the thing about domestic terrorism, was just a horrible use of words. i don't know what the republicans they are doing. i don't know of a campaign, honestly, that i have worked on that somebody in the family didn't get a job on. i'll bet you if i went through the republican filings, i bet you i can find endless numbers -- >> it was a little more seedy than that, he was funneling thousands of dollars to his family members through his campaign. if republicans were doing t

nancy pelosi is talking the way she s. that will decide, if you do not.llion people signed up and they were previously uninsured and leaving 23 million americans. is that not what the law was all about? that was krauthammer's big point. go. >> absolutely, what marjorie said hasn't changed the way americans view insurance. that everyone should have access to affordable health care. the truth is. experts in the health care industry said the increase to the existing policies that are out there and not cancelled by obama care they are much higher than it would have been combachlt i don't disagree. there are parts of obama care that needs to be part of insurance reform. and do something like what representative langford said. >> this piece of legislation was drafted by republicans. and it was remarkable and a flawed bill. and the question what are the outcomes going to be long- term? >> you disagree that tyler said we will pay for this years to come. >> tiler doesn't know unless he has a crystal ball. >> reach in your pocket and can you pull out the crystal ba

george washington's secret 6, this is the president thanking nancy pelosi and nancy pelosi actually saying fathers wanted obamacare. this is what they meant. >> she knew him? >> she knew. >> those who are critics, there have been bumps in the road but they have only been turbulence, not an obstacle, the american people having healthier lives. that our founders wanted for them. life, healthier life, liberty, the freedom to receive theirç happiness, not job loss but having benefits that health care policies that they consider portable,. they can be self-employed, be a photographer, they could start their own business, they could change jobs, they could reach their aspirations. >> did george washington really want nuns to have to pay for birth control? >> he did phrepbgs that. you have to read the constitution a little bit closer. she got off book a little bit. "the washington post"ç has ten questions that still need to be answered. the washington posts of all things. i cannot believe the president was taking a bow yesterday. i wanted to see some of that anger, some of that sarcasm for vlad

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. >> house democratic leader nancy pelosi does not want to touch charges of racism but suggestions that house republicans are sexist. >> their disdain for anybody that disagrees with them is pretty across the board, i think it applys to women. >> today, holder had a new controversy, members of u.s. sentenceing commission slammed him for jumping gun on amending sentences guidelines on drug offenders. >> they contacted me, and were surpriseed by action of justice department, and express their dismay. >> races at center of that issue as well concerns that there are stiffer sentences for cracko cocaine instead of powder, they agree withholder they were mad he acted unilaterally. >> ed henry thank you very. >> joining me now the a-time, juan williams, judy miller, and katie pavlich. juan, let me begin with you, g.o.p. accused of being racist now sexist. i want to get your thoughts? >> well i think that if you talk about what happened withholder, he was -- holder, he was held in contempt of congress that is steep change, and one he was personaly offended by he made the points to congress he d

host: we will show our view terse defense by nancy pelosi on yesterday. >> of all the things i want to say about the affordable care i , robert gibbs' opinion, don't know what his perspective is or who his clients are, we have 7.1 million who have signed up not including over 3 million and probably closer to 5 million on medicaid, being as close to 15 million people who now have quality affordable healthcare. it's really pretty exciting for those of us who made this fight, the employer mandate, the individual mandate all an intry cal part of giving people -- >> you think it's intry cal and had and has to stay? >> yeah. this is an initiative that has strong pillars in it that relate to each other. >> but to put a period on it, you cannot see supporting anything that would remove the business mandate? >> no. i'm not focused on that. one person says one thing. 7 million people signed up. the congress of the united states that wrote the bill, the members who are proud of what they have done are happy to not run away from what we have done. >> that was yesterday morning on cnn state of the