house of representatives, the honorable nancy pelosi.ause] nancy pelosi: good afternoon everyone. this ceremony is an emotional time for everybody. thank you for making this so lovely. i want to join in the acknowledgment of the leadership of senator menendez. robert edsel, you are a hero to us. thank you so much. [applause] nancy pelosi: and also, chairman of the monuments men foundation, you have done such a large part in present art and we are honored and weerving art as well are honored by your presence. in march 1941, president roosevelt dedicated the national gallery of art just down the mall from here. as a crowd gathered, britain -- [inaudible] a program of death and destruction. i with the war, as president roosevelt opened a new home for the world's masterworks, president roosevelt spoke about what the mission was. he said this. whatever these paintings may have been through, generations back, today they are the symbols of the human spirit. symbols of the world the freedom of the human spirit has made. as we saw in the film, th

democrat front runner is opposed to and deep labor and nancy pelosi and on the republican side. donald trump won over blue collar voters that he will punish american companies that outsource overseas. this will be the president who needs votes in congress to get it over the finished line. the republicans may have a great deal of leverage in the agreement and the way it is crafted. back to you. >> doug, thank you. >> right now russian president putin urging western leaders to be patient and wait for investigators on the ground to determine what caused the devastating plane crash in egypt. sources confirming that u.s. intelligence that a bomb planted by isis brought down the plane. putin said it is speculation. british prime minister david cameron meeting with the egypt counterpart in london that it was too soon. >> there is an investigation in egypt and we need to see the results of that investigation. the reason we acted before that because of intelligence and information that gave us a concern that it was more likely than not a terrorist bomb. >> mourners gathers in russia and

the honorable nancy pelosi of california has received 184.he honorable daniel webster of the state of florida has received nine. the honorable jim cooper of the state of tennessee has received one. the honorable john lewis of georgia has received one. and the honorable colin poul has received one. -- colin powell has received one. therefore, the honorable paul d. ryan of the state of wisconsin having received the majority of the votes cast is duly elected as speaker of the house. the sergeant at arms: mr. speaker, the speaker-elect, paul d. ryan of wisconsin.

nancy pelosi was among them. volunteering at st. anthony dining room.he said it's a tra addition to help serve meals to those less fortunate. st. anthony is asking for more donations for the turkey drive. >>> instead of turkey it was reindeer at the academy of science. to kickoff the holiday exhibit. it explores the science of reindeer and features indoor snow flurry. it opens to the public tomorrow. >>> in a few hours giants baseball legend willie mays will receive a top honor at the white house. he is one of president obama's pick to receive the presidential medal of freedom. the award is scheduled to be presidentth -- presented at 2:00 p.m. steven spielberg and barbara try sand -- streisand. today on the four, henry will have an exclusive jail house special view with cory mcdonagh and how he incysts he's changed. thank you for making ktvu your news at noon. >> today on "tmz" -- >> if this were a court case, there is circumstantial evidence that justin bieber and selena gomez are back together. ♪ >> justin bieber serenading selena gomez and he's singi

. ♪ ♪ [applause] gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi. mrs. pelosi: good afternoon everyone.s ceremony is an emotional time for everybody. thank you for making this so lovely. i want to a knowledge the leadership of senator menendez. thank you so much. , chairman of the , youents men foundation have done such a large part in present art and we are honored by your presence. in march 1940 one, president roosevelt dedicated the national gallery of art just down the mall from here. britainwd gathered, [inaudible] with the war, as president roosevelt opened a new home for the world's masterworks, president roosevelt spoke about what the mission was. he said this. whatever these paintings may , generationsough back, today they are the symbols of the human spirit. saw in the film, these are the ideas which the war was thought. fraudyou, and eisenhower ring us with your presence today, as well. anne eisenhower for honoring us with your presence today, as well. across the world set ablaze by destruction, against the last thrashers of nazi nihilism, preserved the treasures of humanity.

nancy pelosi/(d-ca) minority leader) "it slams the door on desperate mothers and children fleeing isis' unspeakable violence."(standup: craig boswell/cbs news/capitol hill) the bill now moves across capitol hill to the senate chamber where it can only pass if it gets support from some democratic senators.(sot: sen. harry reid/(d-nv) minority leader)"who are these refugees? they're not our enemies. they're expelled from their homeland by the same evildoers we're fighting." (sot: sen. mitch mcconnell/(r- ky) majority leader)"it simply makes sense to take a step back for now to press the pause button so we can determine the facts."president obama has threatened to veto the bill if it passes.craig boswell, cbs news, capitol hill. 3 about 23-hundred syrian refugees have been allowed years and administration officials say the vetting process can take up to two years. 3 coming up after the break on siouxland news at five...in tonight's healthwatch, we're looking at a way to treat depression... that's as simple as lacing up 3 millions of americans suffer from depression - and many have found r

, mitch mcconnell, and nancy pelosi. i appreciate the good work speaker boehner did. to reach these negotiations, east of us have discussions directed at each other. we also know that a lot of the work was done by our staff, our respective staff. my chief, drew wilson, represented the senate to look -- the senate democrats. the senate democratic caucus is aware of drew's expertise, hard work, fairness and openness. he was assisted by gary myrick, a democratic reform leader as a number of people on my team who helped a great deal. think there is anyone in the senate who doesn't know who she is. she is next burden health care. -- she is an expert in health care. george all worked literally night and day to get this to the point where we are able to be here on the floor today, seeking support. mr. president, i am so grateful for the wonderful staff that i have, but there were others involved. senator mcconnell's negotiator in this was hazel marshall. he is a good person. he was resolute. he carried forward what the republic

in fact, the most recent portrait in the speaker's lobby is the guy who went before nancy pelosi.s dennis hastert. at least his was the last portrait in the speaker's lobby until today. because today was day one of the new speaker of the house, paul ryan, and one of the very first things that paul ryan did with his new power as speaker was he took down that picture of denny hastert. which they were maybe even a little late getting to since denny hastert pled guilty last week to federal charges in illinois and is just now awaiting sentencing to find out how much time he's going to be serving in prison. so taking down the denny hastert portrait is how paul ryan had to start his first week as speaker of the house. a little redecorating. sprucing up the place. take down the portraits of recently convicted felons. but this morning several members of congress and a whole bunch of 9/11 first responders had a pretty compelling recommendation for what paul ryan's first piece of legislative business ought to be now that he's speaker. >> late last week the congress elected a new speaker of t

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gentlemen, the democratic leader of the united states house of representatives, the honorable nancy pelosiony, and so it's an emotional time for many reasons including that. thank you, mr. speaker, for making it so lovely. i want to join in acknowledging the leadership of senator menendez, senator blount, madam chair granger, congressman capuano of massachusetts, robert edsall, you're a hero to us. thank you. thank you so much. as author, founder and chairman of the monuments men foundation preservation of art, you have done such a large part in preserving art as well. thank you. we're honored by your presence. in march of 1941, president franklin roosevelt dedicated the national gallery of art just down the mall from here. as the crowd gathered, britain struggled beneath the bombs of the blitz, nazi occupiers looted the finest art of europe and ransacked the property of jewish families, a vast program of theft and destruction. with the war -- world at war, as the president -- president roos svel roosevelt opened a new home for the world's master works, the president spoke the truth at the

the house -- with "lets do this s #speakerryan" #speakerryan"house minority leader -- democrat nancy pelosi -- tweeted out the remarks she made wishing out- going speaker john boehner well -- and welcoming speaker ryan.she said: " for all our differences of perspectives argued so passionately on this floor, we are committed to being one nation." you n follow along on twitter and facebook all week long.see our interviews as we do them -- chime in with what you think -- send us your favorite pictures from events you go to.also -- now you can find all our content on our website -- go to either cbs 2 or fox 28 wa - dot - com and search for "iowa in focus." we'll have all our interviews, stories and other parts of the show uploaded there every week. ery week we'll end with the week ahead... ahead...it's a chance for you to see what different campaigns have scheduled -- and where you can see whichever candidate you want. want.rick santorum is in davenport monday at the scott county g-o-p breakfast before heading to a house party in marshalltown.on friday -- ted cruz is in des moines at the iowa e

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they've broken the spending caps here and nancy pelosi has a victory and republicans, all they got is -- they didn't want a fight so they didn't fight. they lost. clarence: they couldn't have done it if boehner hadn't resigned, that's the thing. he had to throw his body down on the sword to get this through. they weren't able to cut down on medicare spending without breaking out in hives. this is a real issue. the house is so fractious right now and the senate to a certain degree it's remarkable they got anything through and were able to head off any more threats of debt ceiling cree seize over the next two years. and that's saying something 6. eleanor: it's huge. tom: but clearly it is a victory for the democrats. they have got more of what they wanted. clarence: it's a victory for america. we have a budget, we don't have everybody wins. john: a very prominent republican said this about the ryan plan to me. he said it's a good deal because a political stalemate over the debt ceiling now would have rattled economic confidence at a time when third quarter growth has dropped to 1.5% and

current speaker of the house nancy pelosi. hello, rachel. hello, boner.u. your party claims it wants to lower the deficit, but won't extending the bush tax cuts to the top earners add $700 billion to the deficit? rachel, on election night, the american people spoke, and they spoke loudly. and the words they spoke were "stop the tax hikes, and stop the spending." but surely you don't think you can close the deficit gap solely with cuts in spending? rachel, the american people could not have been louder or clearer. true story -- on election night, i was asleep, and suddenly i heard voices. i went to my window and i opened it up. it was the voices of the american people, and they were saying loudly and in unison, like a great big barber shop quartet.

and nancy pelosi released the statement this morning that says, in part, on veterans day we salute the sacrifice and dedication to freedom. on this holiday and everyday, we honor the patriots at home and abroad. >> my hope is that the women of the future will feel truly free to follow whatever path takes them. i think i thought the white and what so glamorous you did was so glamorous, your life was so glamorous. partiesi saw were the and meeting people, you know. and i have to cut you, i have never worked harder in my life. announcer: nancy reagan served as longtime political partner, and ultimately as caretaker for president ronald reagan. she was active with key staff decisions, policymaking, and campaigning. she made drug use her signature initiative. nancy reagan, the sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's original series, "first ladies," examining the public and private lives of the women who filled the position of first lady and their influence on the presidency. sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on "american history tv" on c-span3. >> two things are very different today. first

guest: speaker boehner and nancy pelosi really applauded the way that the entitlement reforms came toe in this deal. the 52% premium hike was expected to happen for medicare part d beneficiaries next year, 8 million people. this deal basically brings that about 15%.wn to it is much lower. that is a huge deal. as far as social security and disability insurance, this is basically the biggest reform to that program since the early 1980's. what it basically does is it reallocates the payroll tax so it is more evenly distributed. what that will do is it will extend the disability fund until 2022, and prevent a 20% cut for beneficiaries. that was expected to hit next year. host: the bill also repeal the section of the affordable care act. tell us about that. guest: it is part of obamacare that has not gone into effect yet. it is based the this provision that would require employees and at large employers to automatically enroll and health plans. this deal eliminates that provision. a lot of lawmakers applauded that provision in the legislation. host: our guess is rebecca shabad, cbs news re

senate leaders mitch mcconnell and harry reid and house leaders nancy pelosi and john boehner worked together time and time again to raise the nationon debt iling. which drdres the u.s. deeper in debt. the national debt was $10 trillion when barack obama took office. today, it's more than 18 trillion. more debt will be created during his presidency than in the previous 220 years.there is a minority in congress who vote against over-spending.g.t they a a ppished by party leaders, . . . attacked by the media . . . and made fun of by late-night comedians.we're in a heap of trouble.to comment, net.i'm mark hyman.3 3 tonight seven siouxland teams fought for the right to head to state next week and compete for a championship. we start with number 12 lawton-bronson tatang on number two unity ristian in a battle e two of the winningest teams in our knights are 35-4. eagles sitting at 34-5. something had to give tonight.1) we are tied at 1 set each. this is the third. the knights set up a pretty good spike. but brooke hunwardsen is throwing a block party. it's 2-0 eagles.s.2) later in the set

. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi is in china as part of a u.s.rade delegation. >> thank you so much. it's an honor to be here. >> the congresswoman met with china's premier along with a group of six other democratic lawmakers. the visit included talks on cyber security, climate change and human rights. >>> tomorrow night the second debate between the democratic presidential candidates will take place. according to a new poll, hillary clinton holds a commanding lead in the race. as for the republicans, donald trump and ben carson are neck in neck in iowa. trump is raising eyebrows for his harsh words during a rally there just yesterday. >> donald trump is stepping up his attacks on his fellow gop front runner ben carson comparing the former neurosurgeon's pathological past to that of a child molester. at a rally in iowa thursday trump went so far to act out the scenario of ben carson attempting to stab his friend when they were both teenagers. >> he took the knife, he went like this and plunged it into the belt. and the belt stayed totally flat an

litter to paul ryan and minority leader nancy pelosi, janet yellen called the law a "gave mistake." she says the legislation would undermine monetary policy and expose the central bank to political pressures. the proposed law requires the fed to tie interests policy to a mathematical rule. the white house is threatening to veto the bill. >> defense stocks getting a lot of attention including names under the radar. we'll tell you about them. u.s. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says a moratorium is needed on the president's syrian refugee program. but senate democratic leader harry. >> rod: says he doesn't think the refugee program should be paused at this stage. and now there appears the possibility that this issue could play a role in the next government funding debate. eamon javers joins us from washington. good to see you. so the president has said that the u.s. should not slam the door on the refugees but can he keep to that position if the democrats start to the disagree with him and publicly? >> yeah, that's going to be one of the big questions we're going to watch over

they love nancy pelosi to dictate the process. -- they have allowed nancy pelosi to dictate the process. the first of to do that is to change the rules that they used to govern or lead as a speaker. speaker boehner made a terrible mistake several years ago in deciding to punish people who disagreed with him. when i was there, newt gingrich was the speaker and we would disagree with him and he would tell us we were wrong but he would give us a chance to persuade people if we could get a vote. boehner started saying that if you don't agree with me and the way i want to run the house, we will cut you off from being able to raise money. we will take you off of the committee. and my hope is that speaker will -- my hope is that paul ryan will change that. -- in a democratic seat, he is a democratic candidate. paul ryan can now say that you are part of a team, you're back with us, we will campaign for you. he can send signals that he is going to do things directly by taking steps like that. host: the first thing out of the gate was the highway bill. was that something that you supported? guest

they love nancy pelosi to dictate the process. -- they have allowed nancy pelosi to dictate the processthe first of to do that is to change the rules that they used to govern or lead as a speaker. speaker boehner made a terrible mistake several years ago in deciding to punish people who disagreed with him. when i was there, newt gingrich was the speaker and we would disagree with him and he would tell us we were wrong but he would give us a chance to persuade people if we could get a vote. boehner started saying that if you don't agree with me and the way i want to run the house, we will cut you off from being able to raise money. we will take you off of the committee. and my hope is that speaker will -- my hope is that paul ryan will change that. -- in a democratic seat, he is a democratic candidate. paul ryan can now say that you are part of a team, you're back with us, we will campaign for you. he can send signals that he is going to do things directly by taking steps like that. host: the first thing out of the gate was the highway bill. was that something that you supported? guest:

. >>> nancy pelosi and her grandchildren volunteered at st. anthonys dining room.thonys are asking for more donations. they have more than 800 turkeys but that's only halfway to the goal. >>> still ahead, is there relief for fishermen that can't catch dungeness crab. what members of congress want to do as the crab season remains on hold. >>> new information about the deadly u.s. airstrike on doctors without borders in afghanistan. what military officials thought the building was. other. >>> we're looking at a commute in san jose where traffic is moving along nicely. this is a live look at north bound 280. we'll tell you about the south bay commute when we come back. >> it's coal, there's a lot of 30s as the system moves out. i'll have the chilly forecast coming up. [bark] wait up! c'mon! turkey! whoaaaa. who made all of this? let's go! pea! [screams] whoaaaa! weeeee. whoaaaa! ♪ peas are the worst. [laugh] . >>> if u.s. plain fired 211 shells at the compound before they ordererred a halt. 31 civilians were killed on the hospital. time is now 5:44. a wide receiver fo

but the riches politicians got rich outside politics nancy pelosi of $100 million, and john kerry to 50 million although they very rich people the richest politicians created business is so good for them. that is why senator warner has to do $50 million in apparel iss. >> donald trump brags about his big assets of $9,240,000,000. john: so he says. but i draw that distinction between trump and elite. he is different from government elite yes to convince people to pay he cannot force you to do business with him. but with one exception kiki and if he partners with their cronies and the government which he has done and i gave him a hard time about that. >> to call them protease is unfair. >> backed is a special case but in general the business elite cannot force you to do a bit against your will only government can do that. , the visions of the agreed ted should be called the conceit of the silvery ted politicians use the word ask as we're just asking everyone to pay their fair share. but governments do not ask they tell the irs does not ask for contributions but it takes them. that is w

you're hearing it from president obama, nancy pelosi, you're hearing it from party leadership and i think it's clear that the american people have a deep sense of anxiety, understandably so and there are national security issues we need to address. we have a successful intelligence community but that doesn't mean that gaps don't exist and we need to work on these gaps and make sure we keep the american people safe. >> thank you for your time tonight, sir. >> an honor. thank you. >> and as trump's campaign shows no signs of slowing down, members of the gop are seeking to destroy. >>> and this has to be seen in its entirety to be believed. don't want to misthat it. >>> america protects her liberty and not by punishing those who would be free, she does it by guarding liberty with her life. americans need to sacrifice and wake up. we must not become them. they win if we give up who we are and even more so, without a fight. >> republican congressman, steve russell of oklahoma spoke passionately and eloquently on the house floor wednesday night against the gop sponsored bill targeting refugees

we got really close, but we don't have a commitment from them, the words come down from nancy pelosi they are not voting with us. i have a lot of individual democrats who told me they are with us, my hope is we could get a number of democracies that hear same from their constituents that i hear from my folks at home, that american people would like to stop this process until we are comfortable with vetting. charles: to our point, the polls showing a amazing swing. majority of americans are saying what your constituents are saying, this not the right time, they don't feel safe, only smart in their mind to hold there back, the question is, we have seen a lot of democrats lose their career on backing things like obamacare, maybe that where you get them, do you give up your career for something like this? >> tomorrow saying, you support the status quo, i hate to have to go home and explain why i support the status quo. charles: they are saying they are vetted through certain agencies like fbi, department of defense, biometric fingerprinting and interviews, what should be added to that, t

gay ice cream with nancy pelosi. in new york, there's a place called big gay ice cream. fun things like that. we had plans to get out and do more interviews. i don't get a chance to do as many one-on-one interviews and i love doing those so we are incorporating more of that. of a lasere listening and answering that is a lot of fun. it takes a lot of work to have a panel every night. charlie: that's harder than the one on one. larry: very difficult. it requires a lot of preparation. you are two minutes ahead sometimes or one person is taking too long. charlie: you don't want them to feel like they are not participating. larry: you are managing. charlie: it makes it interesting. you also have a video to add. that will produce a kind of reaction from everybody. larry: i know i have a certain amount of time to get entertainment out, information, provocation maybe involving everyone, hopefully coming to some point that builds, me being able to synthesize something out of it. i don't want to try to have any prefab jokes. that has been the most fun, really listening to what the

impacted by 5 m but all san francisco will suffer i know for myself not a san francisco native not nancy pelosi filipino not working-class will be affected by the 5 m i posted to san francisco from boston i moved here i was draw up to the rich diversity of ethic and the filipino and chinese community that makes it easier for lgbt folks to live here because of the arts in san francisco all of these things what i think of what i think of san francisco i've seen the city changes in the last couple of years maine due to the tech and the high income residents that are changing the reversal market we're struggling to pay our rent that numerous others artists of small art organizations are leaving san francisco leaving the cultural sworn an educator and nearly all my friends had to move to the eastbound i'm living in a rent-controlled unit apartment i live in fear of being evicted spold the understanding the 5 m promises to build are not fiberglass i'm a marching single person with a moderate consistent income with no way to afford those units the working-class people in the soma can't afford those un

guest: speaker boehner and nancy pelosi really applauded the way that the entitlement reforms came toin this deal. the 52% premium hike was expected to happen for medicare part d beneficiaries next year, 8 million people. this deal basically brings that about 15%.wn to it is much lower. that is a huge deal. as far as social security and disability insurance, this is basically the biggest reform to that program since the early 1980's. what it basically does is it reallocates the payroll tax so it is more evenly distributed. what that will do is it will extend the disability fund until 2022, and prevent a 20% cut for beneficiaries. that was expected to hit next year. host: the bill also repeal the section of the affordable care act. tell us about that. guest: it is part of obamacare that has not gone into effect yet. it is based the this provision that would require employees and at large employers to automatically enroll and health plans. this deal eliminates that provision. a lot of lawmakers applauded that provision in the legislation. host: our guess is rebecca shabad, cbs news repo

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi. [applause] mrs.d afternoon everyone. this ceremony is an emotional time for everybody. thank you for making this so lovely. i want to a knowledge the leadership of senator menendez. thank you so much. and also, chairman of the monuments men foundation, you have done such a large part in preserving art and we are honored by your presence. in march 1940 one, president 1941, president roosevelt dedicated the national gallery of art just down the mall from here. as the crowd gathered, britian struggled under the blitz. war, as world at president roosevelt opened a new home for the world's masterworks, president roosevelt spoke about what the mission was. he said this. whatever these paintings may have been to those that looked at them, generations back, today they are the symbols of the human spirit. as we saw in the film, these are the ideals which the war was thought. thank you, eisenhower for honoring us with your presence today, as well. -- thank you anne eisenhower for honoring us with your presence

remember when nancy pelosi said we need to vote for health care reform bill and then we could read it, does that make sense to you? jon: one of those quotes you would think she would like to take back because it is displayed time and time again. >> we won't see changes overnight. i have faith that paul ryan can bring the congress together. we need leadership. jon: we hope you are right. fox news political analyst, thank you. dagen: new fox news polls out of the presidential race showed donald trump leading among republican primary voters with 26%, ben carson not far behind with 23%, senator ted cruz and senator marco rubio neck in neck at 11%, jeb bush following down to 4%. on the democratic side hillary clinton finding herself with a very strong lead over bernie sanders, clinton with 56%, sanders with 39. joining us now is political editor for the boston globe, senior editor for the daily caller, jamie weinstein, good to see you. let's talk about trump and carson, 26% to 23% but from as you know also polls as the best candidate to beat hillary clinton. how much does that factor in? >

you're hearing it from president obama, nancy pelosi, you're hearing it from party leadership and i think it's clear that the american people have a deep sense of anxiety, understandably so and there are national security issues we need to address. we have a successful intelligence community but that doesn't mean that gaps don't exist and we need to work on these gaps and make sure we keep the american people safe. >> thank you for your time tonight, sir. >> an honor. thank you. >> and as trump's campaign shows no signs of slowing down, members of the gop are seeking to destroy. >>> and this has to be seen in its entirety to be believed. don't want to misthat it. men. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. go talk to your doctor. you're not indestructible anymore. [meow mix jingle slowly anright on cue.cks] [cat meows] ♪meow, meow, meow, meow... it's more than just a meal, it's meow mix mealtime. with great taste and 100% complete nutrition, it's the only one cats ask for by name. >>> america protects her liberty and not by punishing those who would be free, s

you're hearing it from president obama, nancy pelosi, you're hearing it from party leadership and i think it's clear that the american people have a deep sense of anxiety, understandably so and there are national security issues we need to address. we have a successful intelligence community but that doesn't mean that gaps don't exist and we need to work on these gaps and make sure we keep the american people safe. >> thank you for your time tonight, sir. >> an honor. thank you. >> and as trump's campaign shows no signs of slowing down, members of the gop are seeking to destroy. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. some neighbors are energy saving superstars. how do you become a superstar? with pg&e's free online home energy checkup. in just under 5 minutes you can see how you use energy and get quick and easy tips on how to keep your monthly bill down and your energy savings up

policy.eld to net to -- two nancy pelosi. -- to nancy pelosi. i echontative pelosi: your remarks by saying that we express her sympathies to france and france is our oldest friend, france is our oldest friend. we extend sympathy and fraternity. hit, the french press said, "we are all americans now." as we approach the issues of concern there, we have to recognize that protecting people is our first responsibility, but we also cannot yield to terrorists, whose goal is to instill fear and to change who we are and our way of life. and so, again, i associate myself further with your remarks. today, we have gathered after misguidedcircuit's decision to the community of immigrants of america, but we are glad to move forward and resolve this issue. are installing the immigration accountability executive action by president to prevent it only perpetuates a broken immigration system that fails to serve the national interests. we must not continue to defer the dreams of hard-working immigrant families who give so much to our communities. at our meeting th

. >> many didn't know nancy pelosi. >> who's this?don't know. >> oh, my god. >> well, this is awkward. >> that's the vice president of something. >> let's taste the actual vice president. >> who's this? >> i don't know who that one is. >> it's the vice president. just can't remember his name. >> biden. >> no, no. >> many were better at celebrities. >> tom cruise. >> justin bieber. >> it's not that people are stupid, but most americans spend more time thinking about other things. >> the average amount of time that a person spends on presidential politics in the course of a campaign is probably about three hours. >> that may shock you political junkies who watch fox, but americans spend much more time thinking about food, money, sex. politics is way down the list. it's a reason they keep appeals simple, emotional. >> there's a bear in the woods. >> republicans run ads like this one to suggest democrats are soft on defense. >> isn't it smart to be as strong as the bear? >> we the republicans, we see the threat. we're going to take action

stossel: many didn't know nancy pelosi. >> i don't know.h my gosh. >> this is the vice present of something. stossel: let's test the actual vice president. who is this? >> i don't know who that is. it's a vice president. i just don't know his name. stossel: they were better with celebrities. it's not that people are stupid but most americans spend more time thinking about other things >> average amount of time a person spends on presidential politics in the course of the campaign is probably three hours. stossel: they may shock you political junkies who watch fox but americans spend more time thinking about food, money, sex and politics is way down list. it's the reason they keep it simple. republicans run ads like this one to suggest democrats are soft on defense. >> we the republicans see the threat and we are going to take action to protect the nation. democrats you can't trust them. stossel: research based on thousands of people concluded that most of us choose their political party less on fact and more in which politicians seem to be

nancy pelosi. this is absolutely absurd. okay? but we must think about the challenge and that is the main reason i got into the fray. a neurosurgeon. my whole profession. on the children. and on the future of children. what we have to do to improve all this life. how can we in good conscience continue this quote sure raid of responsibility knowing what we are doing to their future. if i had time i would get into the fiscal gap and of the implications of that and what the implications of the debt is on the fed and how they are irresponsibly printing money and low interest rates are hurting the airport and the middle class, putting money into a savings account, held them to make money, people who have a risk tolerance which allows them to do that and talk about regulations and how every single relation costs money for goods and services and impacting the middle class here and poor people, doesn't matter for wealthy people with a bar of soap goes up $0.10 but it matters a lot for poor people, you think about that regulatory burden an

nancy pelosi. you know, i mean, this is absolutely absurd, okay? but we must think about the children. and that really is the main reason that i've gotten into the fray here, as a pediatric neurosurgeon, my whole professional career centered on the children and on the future for the children. and what we have to do to improve quality of life for them. how can we in good conscience continue this charade of responsibility knowing what we are doing to their future? .. the last area i want to mention briefly. i could go on for quite a while on this one but there it is only one business in america that is protected by the constitution and that is the press. there was a reason for that. was because the press was supposed to be an ally and they were supposed to exposes and inform people in a non-partisan way. when they become partisan which they are they distort the system as it was supposed to work and they allow the side that they pick to get away with all kinds of things. and i think there's still hope for the country. i think it is possible that some

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nancy pelosi. this is absolutely absurd. we must think about the children and that is the main reason i have gotten into the fray. my whole professional career centered on the children. and on the future of the children. what we have to do to improve the quality of life, how can we in good conscience continue this charade of responsibility no link what knowing what we are d this country and what implications of the debt is on the fed and how they are irresponsibly printing money and how the low interest rates are hurting the poor and a middle-class, the only people who make money on people with the risk tone in the stock market and i will talk about the regulations and how every single regulation costs money in terms of goods and services and those are the things enacting middle-class and poor people. doesn't matter for wealthy people if a bar of soap goes up $0.10 but matters a lot for the middle-class, poor people, think about the regulatory burden and who it is hurting. it goes on and on and on and we are promoting the ge