so what deals would nancy pelosi or chuck schumer would you do? would be okay with the base of your party? >> well, the problem is they're making bad deals. they're horrible negotiators, the republicans. this last one two weeks ago was a horror show. it is a horror.

so what deals would nancy pelosi or chuck schumer would you do? would be okay with the base of your party? >> well, the problem is they're making bad deals. they're horrible negotiators, the republicans. this last one two weeks ago was a horror show. it is a horror. now the fact is i've always gotten along good with both sides. i think it is one of the good assets. i would never have made the deal they made two weeks ago. you can't stand out in the middle of the floor as an example, ted cruz did. saying this and that. he doesn't have one republican that has endorsed him. not one republican senator that endorsed him. how do you work with republican senators and you have no one who endorsed you. >> excuse me. ronald reagan did it with tip o'neil and i'm not saying i'll get along with him. i'm saying i'll make great deals and we'll get them done and he don't to have use executive orders and all the stuff obama is doing which at some point, the courts will overrule in one court or another. we won't be opening or closing our orders based on executive o

initial point which was that the democrats are more willing to work with president if you ask nancy pelosi and harry reid, they would agree , it was something they say all the time and they do this in charging the republicans with being obstructionist and they point to mitch mcconnell's comments early in obama's first cycle and say his chief goal was not to fund government but to make government -- not make government work better but to make obama a one term president and something they pound over and over again and they go back and point to the wall street bailout where george bush came to congress and nancy pelosi was speaker and a needed those votes and the democratic votes and they gave it to the republican somethingand that is the democrats like to point out, that they were more willing to work with -- across the aisle when the white house was controlled by the other party. republicans have their counter offer, they say that this president is not willing to work with them, he will not compromise, he is a lecturer and when he comes into the room, he doesn't want to compromise across th

. >> if you think what we need is more washington to cut a deal with harry reid and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, then i guess donald trump's your guy. >> reporter: cruz taking aim at trump though firing on the front-runner hasn't worked for others so far. >> his new line of attack i've become establishment. give me a break. >> reporter: trump arguing he has the washington support cruz doesn't frm. >> they like me those guys. there is nothing wrong with that. we've got to make deals. we don't want to sign executive orders. we want to make deals. >> reporter: the washington establishment would rather have a wild card that wants to get something done than someone they know and don't like. >> reporter: while bob dole is calling a cruz victory cataclysmic for the party, cruz's campaign said it raised $700,000 this week after iowa's governor gave an anti-endorsement. >> i believe it would be a big miss take for iowa to support him. >> reporter: compared to trump, cruz has a stronger overall favorability rating, african-americans, latinos and women. >> if it's between trump and cruz what

. >>> this might seem like a tiny tax for wayne and nancy pelosi.or most americans this is a lot of money. >> don't equate me with nancy pelosi. you can't do that. >> wayne, you're prettier than nancy, i'm sorry. >> we'll agree with that one. ♪ >> you just don't want to see some guy go out and people to have the right to dispose of their income as they see fit. >> and the fact they made it in the first place. >> i don't want you to have the right to blow their money. that's what i don't want. you have heard me say it a million times. when you start a sentence with "illegal" you have nowhere to go. illegal is illegal. simple. illegal. get it? illegal. that's the word. >> that's it. so many times on this program when you start with the word "illegal" you can't go anywhere after that. if it's illegal it's against the law. that's the end of it. >> we are doing shots. here we go. we'll be drunk at 11:30 in the morning. >> i'll have mine now. thank you. >> well, cheers to you, wayne. you were as full of life at the end as you were on your first show in 20

. >> can nancy pelosi take back control of the house? and, the truth behind the donald trump phenomenon. >> they really don' t know what to do. they' re in full panic mode. >> should we have seen this coming? >> americans do not want politics as usual. >> how to win the fernando: welcome to "matter of i' president obama: that' s the america i know fernando: president obama laid out a big vision for america in his state of the union address, but it will be up to minority leader nancy pelosi to steer his priorities through a divided congress. i asked leader pelosi about her strategy for success as congress begins a new era under speaker paul ryan. what do you think will be your relationship with speaker ryan this year? leader pelosi: i think we' ll have a good relationship. we just came through the omnibus and we were able to work through, find some areas of agreement, some areas of disagreement and then move on from there. i think it' s really important what his relationship will be with president obama. when i was speaker and president b

it's ironic to present leader nancy pelosi. [applause] >> mr.sident it was my intention to bring this to you at the white house or hand it to you backstage but i -- our members wanted us to take this presentation together. as you know mr. president members of congress are afforded many honors and many opportunities. we thank you for the opportunity to work with you on the i ran nuclear agreement. [applause] we consider it to be historic and we are grateful to you for your leadership. your diplomacy was masterful, your team the cabinet and others were superb and we are proud again to be part of it paid while that was all going on our members were reading very carefully studying the agreement they came to their own conclusion and they made judgments and then they acted upon them and so we honor our first responsibility which is to protect and defend the american people and thank you for affording us this very exceptional and historic honor and opportunity to assist in making the agreement official. thank you mr. president and i know this thing in

i have always had a great relation ship with nancy pelosi. reid will be gone. i've always had a great relationship with him. he'll use my name as the ultimate in terms of billionaires that you don't want. i always had a great relationship with harry reid. if i weren't running for office i would be able to deal with her or anybody. i think i could get along very well with nancy pelosi and just about everybody. hey, look, i think i'll get along well with chuck schumer. i was close to schumer in many ways. it's important to get along. it's wonderful to say you're a maverick and you're going to stand up and close up the country, but you have to get somebody to go along with you. you have a lot of people. we have a system. the founders created the system that actually is a very good system. it does work, but it can't work if you can get nobody to go along with you. that's the problem that you have with ted cruz. he is a guy that nobody likes and nobody trusts, and he is a nasty guy. he says things that are very nasty. i have to be nastier than him. it's one of those

we talked about that with nancy pelosi, about the younger women.e seeing younger women, young men, they like bernie. >> you know, our poll found not only does bernie sanders lead among millenials, voters under 35, he has a gender gap working in his favor. that is, younger men millenial men support bernie by four percentage points. millenial women support bernie sanders by 19 percentage points. so the argument that has worked for hillary clinton with older women, with baby boomer women, that it's time to break the last glass ceiling does not apparently resonate with younger women who have had very different life experiences and who are much more intrigued with the idea of bernie sanders as president. >> susan page, just very quickly before we go, you have seen so many of these states of the union speech. how does barack obama keep it fresh tonight? >> i think he's going to keep it shorter. i think he's not going to do the laundry list. he's going to try to tie it back to the big themes he struck way back in 2008. >> susan page, hallie jackson, krist

. >>> house majority leader nancy pelosi was back on home ground today. she got together with her fellow democrats in san francisco but it wasn't all one big happy party. john ramos has the story. >> reporter: the harmonies of the san francisco girls chorus were perfect at today's traditional new year's party, thrown by house minority leader nancy pelosi. it was a chance for the former speaker to thank local supporters and touch on party value of social justice, healthcare, and increasingly contentious issue of immigrants in this country. >> we respect them, not because they are americans, but because we are americans. [ applause ] >> reporter: pelosi also encouraged her political friends to help elect a democrat for president. >> whoever she may be. [ laughter ] >> reporter: but while the hillary reference was well received, among democrats there isn't perfect harmony about her either. polls show many don't fully trust clinton and there's been a surge of support for her straight talking opponent bernie sanders. >> i think he's in there for a good reason

you can almost hear the terror in nancy pelosi's voice as she's trying to say no, no, no, no, really, not us, not us, please don't say that. yeah. this is great, and we want to thank him. >> democratic strategist joe lestangi joining us from d.c. and cnn political commentator jeffrey lord in harrisburg, pennsylvania. thanks to you both for speaking with us. something both sides can enjoy. >> thanks, joe. >> thanks. >>> now to some other stories we're following for you. the fbi has arrested three more people who had been occupying a wildlife refuge in oregon. officials say they turned themselves in at a police checkpoint near the refuge. they join eight other protesters who were arrested tuesday. and all face felony charges. the group has been protesting u.s. federal land policies which they claim are unfair. cnn's dan simon has more. >> reporter: errol, things remain very tense here as you still have some armed occupiers at that refuge and it's anyone's guess how this will come to an end. but we should point out that through his lawyer the leader of the occupation ammon bundy is now t

socialist democrats too far left and out of the mainstream, he believes pretty much everything nancy pelosi and harry reid have that same agenda if he is unelectable then what is yours?but but the campaign to have that policycytr differences butw he gaveou sanders a truthhe serum he would be surprised he has done so well. he got into the election to d pull hillary clinton to left. that means he has already won. for what he set out to accomplish the success even surprises him. and to fight the things he has been fighting for. but in terms of sponsor and endorsing people to house democrats have endorsed bernie sanders he is a founding member of the progressive caucus no surprise there. to have 130 your 140 people it isn't even a context -- contest based on electability nobody wants to get on hillary clinton's bad side. especially so because she isna ami front-runner but with those dynamics in the yeardisa -- in the air there on the same page with hardly any disagreements. >> for republicans and independents. our guest is a senior reporter covering up a wide variety ofagin products on the repu

the congress nancy pelosi here. this went in very different directions early on. what were you told about how the u.s. soldiers came to be in iranian waters and how they responded. >> we'll get a further briefing and find out more but i've been to the region. everything is very close there. if there is a mechanical problem we'll find out. but i haven't been fully briefed yet. i will be as soon as i go to the capitol. but i have been told was that everything was resolved exdishesly and that's good. >> you haven't heard anything about iran stealing things or taking things off the -- >> no. >> okay. the view on the other side of the aisle was this is the president's weakness. >> it is exactly the opposite. building the relationship with iran has served us well in terms of resolving this so quickly. >> how so? you could say they took your sailors, you held them. no respect. you are weak. >> you could make a case but the fact is they are free. it happened quickly. and i think the diplomacy involved in the treaty and the fact that the implementation day is imminent all

somebody who will go down as one of the finest democratic leaders and speakers we have ever had, and nancy pelosi. [applause] who also has adorable grandchildren. it is hard to find more photogenic and grand kids. looks like they just jumped out of the magazine. to the leadership and so many others who have worked with the white house to make a profound difference in the lives of the american people. claim looking forward to one more year of high it -- hard and selling work. i know carolina and colorado delegations may be little distracted right now. [laughter] by the super bowl and the debt is instead of the barbeque i nn but i wish you all the luck and unbelievable games. and there you go. [laughter] she is still talking about alabama. that was a couple weeks ago. [laughter] i will not speak longer want to make sure we have a chance for a q&a. i had a long discussion with a lot of you with the "state of the union". obviously it is election season focused on debates they can drum up within the primary for i am not worried about this party staying united. the other side may have stuff to work out

this morning, bernie sanders shooting back at house democratic leader nancy pelosi. said the democrats will not raise taxes to pay for sanders' health care plan. let's listen to what they had to say. >> what bernie said was, i'm going to reduce the cost of health care and it may involve some people paying -- we're not running on any platform of raising taxes. anytime you have a single payer -- and that's not going to happen. does anybody think we're going to be discussing single payer? >> my proposal will save middle-class families thousands of dollar as year on their health care costs. most people told me, yes, they would be happy to pay $1,000 more in taxes if they are paying $5,000 less in health care premiums. >> let's talk more about this. joining me is cook county commissioner in chicago, bernie sanders campaign when he ran for mayor a couple years ago. the question here for bernie sanders is this. campaigning on raising taxes is a difficult thing even in a democratic primary. do you think it will cost him votes? >> i think that when people understand the benef

go down as one of the finest democratic leaders and speakers we have ever had, my dear friend nancy pelosi. [applause] who also has adorable grandchildren. [applause] is hard to find more photogenic grandkids, i am telling you. they look like they just jumped out of the magazine. to the rest of the leadership, steny, jim, javier and so many others who have worked in the white house to make a profound difference in the lives of the american people i am looking forward to one more year of hard work and fulfilling work and i know that carolina, colorado delegations may be a little distracted right now by the super bowl and the bets that they are laying. if it's buffalo versus barbecue, i am in. but i wish you guys all the luck and i congratulate you on unbelievable championship games. >> go broncos. >> there you go. >> she is still talking about alabama. [laughter] so i'm not going to speak long because i want to make sure we have a chance for some q&a and i just had a long discussion with a lot of you and the american people in the state of the union. obviously it's election season. the pres

if we had a parliamentary system, nancy pelosi would have been elected by her party.as always been a huge issue. there is a cultural thing about maybe women are not as aggressive about asking for money. where was the women in the senate stand as fundraisers, compared to the male counterparts? >> they actually do as well, if not better, than a counterparts. nancy pelosi is number one fundraiser, she is raise more money than the senate and house. we really to the problem is freshman women in a house, just entering politics would have a much harder time battling for dollars. i was talking to elizabeth warren for the book. she talks about how hard it is. women are really good about raising money for causes, things outside of themselves, they're really bad at advocating for themselves. invest in me. that is what they have to do when they are dialing for dollars. thanks to her. her book is called "broad influence: how women are changing the way america works." we will be right back. ♪ ♪\ john: it's christie is almost here grade which means the day is almost over. who won? m

in 2008 he targeted a democrat running for congress. >> kay xwaerns and nancy pelosi celebrating their san francisco values. >> is that where attacking donald trump's new york values came super from? >> there's no length. >> roe worked against cruz in the texas senate primary. he put on the this mailer country by representing a country with ties to china. now they're on the same side. >> we're running a deeply driven around lit cal campaign, identifying the voters we need and devoting the resources, and jeff does just a remarkable job. >> how confidence are you that cruz will win. >> oh, we will win. >> excuse me? >> we will win, and the movement has chosen him to be the leader. >> then something surprising, as the ruthless bad boy described the grassroots support. >> we have millions of people donating to the campaign. that's big stuff. >> you're getting emotional. >> yeah. >> why? >> it's important who runs our country is important. and this is an honor to lead it. >>> roe grew up on a hog farm in missouri. him for a career in politics. cleaner. >>> be sure to tune in thursday 9:00 p

. >> if as a voter if you think we need more republicans to cut a deal with harry reid, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, then i guess donald trump is your guy. >> trump priding himself as a deal maker, while ted cruz worries he would do just that establishment. >>> time for our group, george national politics for associated press, michael needham, and political analyst juan williams. let's look at the latest fox news poll. trump is now up 11 points in the last two weeks. cruz is down four points. george, now that their truce has ended -- >> it's too soon to say, a and too soon whether to say whether trump has done this. the six-term governor of iowa came out against ted cruz, broke the tradition of governors remaining neutral in iowa on the issue of ethanol, of all things, which is an important boondoggle to iowa. >> our a worth while program if you're an iowaen. [ laughter ] every disaster in war can be explained -- too late. s is beginning too late to rally against mr. trump. it's also unclear yet whether the fire between trump and cruz is going to have the effect that the war betwe

"if as a voter you think what we need is more republicans to cut a deal with harry reid, nancy pelosi and chuck shumer then i guess donald trump is new track: late thursday, conservative magazine national review released it's new cover. a special issue opposing trump's bid for the presidency....with essays from conservatives like erick erickson and glenn beck. the editors, writing: "trump is a philosophically unmoored political opportunist." trump responded late thursday. trump - thursday night22:59:42 the national review is a dying paper, it's circulation is way down, not very many people read it anymore. meanwhile trump's now - looking to widen his net... ... recasting himself as the kumbaya candidate. "i will bring our country together. we will be unified, we will be one, we will be happy again." but, according to our most recent poll, most americans aren't feeling it. trump's widely disliked by african- americans, latinos and women. the billionaire so polarizing... voters are weighing in from beyond the grave. like one pittsburgh man, his dying wish: "in lieu of flowers, please do

you may not like nancy pelosi but she is a very strong speaker. stronger than any speaker perhaps in our lifetime. that is what they do. >> do you think he makes the mistake to try to point fingers? >> i think he rises above it. this is legacy time. if he is smart he will rise above it. the debate will be why didn't he get more done. did he not try hard enough or was he obstructed? you cannot work with so many who does not want to work with you. on the first-day of your inauguration in the senate minority leader says, our job is to defeat him? come on. how do you get something done? >> i will turn some -- turn to something now that is probably not as soaring as the republican primary race for president. where are we on this race? impossiblet almost to see a scenario where an establishment republican can get the nomination. in iowa to a down two way race. , and theruz and trump battle for the nomination may reflect the same. felt bynger that is about 60% of the electorate on the republican side is palpable. you hear it before the focus groups begin

those that were elected independently and nancy pelosi. and there is a built-in conflict but the personalities and egos my addiction is not as bad as yours how do parnis that conflict? there probably turning up the volume right now. what kind of answer will they give? with that body of personality and egos. we all have a cross to bear. >> just like agriculture. you have to find a way that is acceptable to the south in the west. >> i worry about sending too simplistic tolerate differences and that is so gore to a good democracy but that is not as good as it should be the other single word i would use is inclusion. and they have the voices in so we reach a common ground possibility that relationship and tolerance in the recognition to find common ground. to save my way or the highway. this country was not built on dictators. >> you mention relationships. then you go to war and then in the locker room is a thing to say taught me that doesn't mean anything. that i am a republican intolerance but those words don't offend me. but inclusion means

sot nancy pelosi(d) house minority leader this republican bill to defund planned parenthood is an insult to the intelligence and judgment of women democrats are calling it pointless political theater. the ongoing capitol hill battle is an aggressive move by gop leaders to send a message. sot ryan 11:41:48 the country is not headed in the right direction so we as the alternative party must offer the american peoe an alternative and that's what we are going to do for republicans, the symbolic measure matters during this election year. sot rick kleinabc political director 12:50:20 they want to demonstrate that they are committed to the core principles and they are going to move things forward, not just say they're going to act but act the white house promised a veto on the bill to dismantle president obama's signature healthcare law. sot josh earnestwhite house press secretary they succeeded...they know they don't have override it. (kenneth standup close) gop lawmakers are still planning that veto override vote. the bill is expected to be sent to the president in the next day or so...he wil

-- pointed to endorsements from prominent dakotas like nancy pelosi and leon pineta. they described him as a perpetual candidate who can't be counted on but honda can no longer count on the support of the union and it remains to be seen how much that will cost him on election day. >> we have a large number of labors that will go out and knock on doors. >> the campaign has divided the loyalty of local democratic leaders. sam liccardo backed khanna while the mayors of sunnyvale veil, santa clara, fremont and newark threw their support behind honda. >>> santa clara county sheriff is defending her track record of accountability. laurie smith released details of discipline over the past six years. her report to a citizens commission showed 22 correctional officers have been fired. about a third for misconduct toward inmates. 27 others have been suspended. smith says the arrest of three jail guards in the death of a mentally ill inmate shows progress in holding them accountable. >>> the nra is threatening to sue oakland over the new gun safety laws approved on tuesday. with

who will capitulate even more to the democrats, will give in to chuck schumer, harry reid and nancy pelosi, then perhaps donald trump is your man." cruz had hoped to win palin's endorsement and took another hit in iowa from governor terry branstad who says he wants cruz defeated because he opposes ethanol subsidies, crucial to iowa's economy. brandstad says: "i believe it would be a big mistake for iowa to support him."trump wasted no time agreeing with the governor's criticism of cruz trump says: "it just came out over the news his feelings about one of the other candidates, that's strong feelings. 14:38:16 so that will be ah very inter (appl) i guess you agree too. 143821 i agree. i agree. and you know he's been mixed on the subject. he goes wherever the votes are 14:38:26 cruz suggested ethanol subsidies amount to crony capitalismcruz says: "the washington cartel lives on cronyism. it lives on making deals. it lives on picking winners and losers and supporting 3 3 townhalls..they can do it at the polls unless bush to break into john kasich and jeb chris christie, candidate

they haven't been willing to get along with democrats enough and give in to chuck schumer and nancy pelosi enough, maybe his critique has some force. >> reporter: at liberty university, a conservative christian college, trump courted the same evangelical voters cruz has pursued. >> two corinthians, 3:17, that's the whole ballgame. where the spirit of the the lord right, where the spirit of the lord is, there is liberty? is that the one you like? i think that's the one you like because i loved it. >> reporter: the standard corinthians. on the stump, cruz sites scripture much more readily, even so, trump runs competitively with cruz among evangelical christians in iowa. >> pelley: major garrett, thank you. today british lawmakers debated whether trump should be banned from britain. there is a law there against hate speech and half a million britons signed a petition condemning trump after he proposed banning muslims from entering the u.s. here's mark phillips. >> reporter: donald trump has long been seen as a brash american curiosity in britain, even back when he was promising to invest mill

. >> if as a voter you think what we need is more republicans in washington to cut a deal with nancy pelosi and i guess donald trump is your guy. >> his new line of attack is i've become establishment. give me a break. trump 38, cruz second at 16 and he's going down. no, he's having a hard time. he had his moment. it. >> plenty of establishment conservatives are against trump and last night, prominent conservative magazine took a stab. unveiling today's cover it's called against trump and it conservetism. as a result, the rnc has disinvited the national review 23ru78 from the february 25th debate and trufrm mp responded. >> rits it's a dying paper. not many people read it anymore. people don't think about the national review. that's a dying paper. >> if it disagrees with you, you just insult it. who's in good shape with 10 days to iowa? >> reporter: that depends on who you ask. bernie sanders told the crowd he would win new hampshire and iowa. says we've had enough of politics, or establishment politics and he countered clinton's charge that he's unelectable, pointing to polls that he would

voter you think what we need is more republicans in washington to cut a deal with harry reid and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, then i guess donald trump is your guy. >> reporter: trump, campaigning in las vegas, answered cruz. >> ronald reagan would get along with tip o'neill, and they'd sit down and they'd make great deals for everybody. that's what the country is about really, isn't it? you know? >> reporter: back in new hampshire, john kasich met with campaign volunteers and told us he's in strong contention for second place. can you win here? >> maybe we can win, but what's important is that i can remove doubt from people that, yeah, this guy who has the best resume, maybe the most the adult in the room, has a chance to be heard in the country. >> reporter: kasich also shared this hard political truth: people want to be with a winner, but they don't want the make a winner. scott, kasich admitted he will have to change that dynamic here or go home. >> pelley: major garrett, thanks. much of what we know about atrocities committed by isis in iraq and syria comes from courageous citizens ar

so what deals would nancy pelosi or chuck schumer would you do? would be okay with the base of your party? >> well, the problem is they're making bad deals. they're horrible negotiators, the republicans. this last one two weeks ago was a horror show. it is a horror. now the fact is i've always gotten along good with both sides. i think it is one of the good assets. i would never have made the deal they made two weeks ago. you can't stand out in the middle of the floor as an example, ted cruz did. saying this and that. he doesn't have one republican that has endorsed him. not one republican senator that endorsed him. how do you work with republican senators and you have no one who endorsed you. >> excuse me. ronald reagan did it with tip o'neil and i'm not saying i'll get along with him. i'm saying i'll make great deals and we'll get them done and he don't to have use executive orders and all the stuff obama is doing which at some point, the courts will overrule in one court or another. we won't be opening or closing our orders based on executive o