we're told that's where democratic leader nancy pelosi is going to head. if the members leave the floor and go to the news conference, what happens to the sit-in? >> well, there are over 60 members on the floor. i presume some can go on the press conference and others stay and go back and forth. there are enough there that can hold it down for as long as need be, craig. >> in terms of this break that's supposed to happen, for folks who don't follow the congressional calendar as closely as you, when is that break supposed to happen? historically do they delay these things? is this something that could potentially be delayed if the no guns, no vote thing continues. >> when they're in an election year, it's customary that they take all of august off and most of july. they go home to their districts and they campaign. this congress, actually, is one of the shortest congresses in recent modern history, one of the reasons they're so unpopular, the perception of the public is they don't work all the time. the facts back that up in terms of the schedule themselves

we know nancy pelosi addressing that there. luke asked the question. they're not finished and they're going to have activism next week. they are on break, adjourned until after the july 4th holiday. >>> want to check back on our pulse question for you at home today. will the house democratic sit-in impact the future of gun control legislation. here's what you think. 89% say yes. 11% say no. check it out, pulse.msnbc.com. back after this. there are two billion people who don't have access to basic banking, but that is changing. at temenos, with the microsoft cloud, we can enable a banker to travel to the most remote locations with nothing but a phone and a tablet. everywhere where there's a phone, you have a bank. now a person is able to start a business, and employ somebody for the first time. the microsoft cloud helped us to bring banking to ten million people in just two years. it's transforming our world. thanks for tnorfolk!around and i just wanted to say, geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting t

nancy pelosi in the crowd now. helping lead the chant, we shall overcome.ou to take a look as we listen to this. take a look at the front page of the "usa today." the headline, we had been too quiet too long. and then there's this from new york's daily news, with the scathing headline, blasting the speaker as their words say the nra nra's lil lapdog. as i introduce my panel, we'll keep these pictures up. what do you think of this moment, gloria borger? >> i used to cover congress. and a while ago, and dana bash covered congress. i don't think either of us have ever seen, and mark preston covered congress, i don't think any of us have seen anything like this in the house of representatives. we're used to filibusters in the senate. but in the house, this was kind of a hostile takeover. >> i think the house -- the former house speaker, nancy pelosi, is speaking. let's take a listen. >> without you and the social media, without the technology -- [ inaudible ] -- they turned off the camera. they tried to shut down the congress. but because of you, the debate hea

we're watching as nancy pelosi addresses the crowd. to that. >> you never know, nancy, you never know. >> some of my members have said this evening this is a matter of great pride for all of us. pride in all of you. and the time that we have taken and the stories you have shared and the hope you have given us by coming out and reaching out by making this debate on the floor which without you and without the social media and without the technology of periscope this would be unrecorded because they turned off the microphones but we raised our voices. they turned off the cameras and we went to periscope. they shut down the debate and they tried to shut down the congress, but because of you the debate on the floor of congress is a debate heard around the world. your communications have amplified our voices and we try to amplify yours because we have that chance to speak on the floor, but no good thing happens in the congress without inside maneuvering. the outside mobilization is essential to success for anything great to happen and that m

nancy pelosi!s and applause ] do you know anyone who didn't want to endorse me until the day i clinched the nomination, nancy pelosi! [ cheers and applause ] now you're my best friend, nancy pelosi!" [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ now you're my best friend nancy pelosi now you're my best friend nancy pelosi ♪ >> steve: tequila. >> jimmy: i don't know what's going on. hillary, calm down. unbelievable. >> steve: craziness. >> jimmy: well, the associated press is actually the first to report that hillary has gotten enough delegates to be the nominee. and a lot of people are confused how this could have happened before the primaries today, but the math is pretty simple. take a look. >> you see, the number we have her overall here is 2,384. and the magic number 2,383. >> she needed 28 delegates. remember, this yesterday, she needed 28, steve. >> if he can get -- make this 29, 28. if he can get this down to within 100. >> and that's why zero is our most important number of the day. [ laughter ]

we're waiting for nancy pelosi's weekly briefing. the house minority leader will be coming to speak with reporters shortly. in the meantime, more of your phone calls on the democrats' sit-in on the house floor. kevin in indiana on the republican line. go ahead, kevin. caller: good afternoon. i was calling to refer to yesterday with the democrats, you know, all day long had their sit-in. i was watching last night around even 1:00 this morning and back and forth with c-span and also with fox news, my congressman was even speaking last night based on the republican side of how the democrats, you know, are being and just going around it all. my thing is past midnight, for it being just another new gun law for a lot of -- for law-abiding citizens. and the ones that don't abide, outlaws, criminal, or terrorists, or what you want to call them, they're going to go against a law, don't matter what law we have. parties, thee with emocrats are speaking with murder and stuff , my question is, what about the abortion? protest against abortion. if

thank you. >> nancy pelosi speaking outside the capitol.ning us now, correspondent luke russert. i know you have been there since the -- since yesterday when this all started. do you think -- do you have any thought this would have been the way this would have unfolded? >> reporter: oh, no, no, no. i think what's important for people to remember is the filibuster, meaning using parliamentary procedure to gum up the business of the floor of the chamber is a uniquely senate tool. it's a tool that the senate employs. the house doesn't have that. in the house, the majority party rules and the minor party has to follow. there are few outlets for minority party to express outrage against the majority or something that they're angry about. so it makes this night so historic, and what makes this protest so unique is that the house democrats were essentially able to have a house version of a filibuster. they stopped the business of the house, the first votes were originally scheduled for 3:30 p.m. today. those never occurred. and they forced the rep

democratic leader nancy pelosi vowed, democrats will stay on house floor all night and beyond if no gun control bill is brought up. democrats could face more fallout following tuesday's conviction of long-time congressman fattah. the democrat was found guilty on dozens of federal corruption charges, the conviction strips most of the congressman's power in the house. but fattah can still serve out his term unless democratic leaders step in.

host: here is house democratic leader nancy pelosi from thursday from the overnight wednesday. is is the periscope video from scott peters. [video clip] pelosi: mr. speaker, turn on this microphone. [applause] what is happening on the floor of the house -- i have a for --from jim begin i don't wantfford to read her letter without it being heard by everyone in the gallery. -- whats, our guests would be the reason the republican majority in the house are saying we will not turn on the microphone? [applause] there a rule that members cannot take pictures or video on the house floor? guest: there absolutely is. smoking --ntions there can be no smoking or use of any electronic devices that might demean the decorum of the house. even when the house is not in session, which come as we know by now, the house was not technically in session. once in a brave while, members will bring their families onto the floor for a tour or hometown mayor and they will be allowed to take a quick photograph. even then, it is frowned upon. what speaker ryan did here by allowing the social media ing of thi

nancy pelosi yourself. it would raise the public's awareness. >> the house returns on july 5 but democrats in the meantime continue to push for tougher gun laws. six representatives including are calling for democrats to hold a day of action in their districts on tuesday, two 29th. supported options include a telephone town hall. i'm a graphic leaders say they want to create the momentum built by the protests in hopes of forcing the republicans hand through public rusher. -- through public pressure. in the senate, a gun-control procedural the pressure on thursday but didn't get to a vote. mitch mcconnell was act -- was asked about it. one of your own senators, senator susan collins said that those on the no-fly zone list should be able to buy a gun. what would you say to that compromise? let me tell you what we agree on. we agree terrorists shouldn't have weapons. we agree that if you are on the list you shouldn't be able to have a firearm. we agree on that. the problem is that we have a difference of opini

in washington, for abc7. >> more now on the endorsement from nancy pelosi. until today, show was the only member of the democratic leadership in congress who had not backed clinton. and just last month, people lease said she is with hing her endorsement out of respect for the voice of the american people. she expected clinton will win the general election in november >> bernie sanders is focused on the bay area yesterday with many events including in san francisco. ♪ young lovers >> thousands of supporters flocked to crissy field for a free concert headlines by dave matthews. bernie sanders spoke to the cloud and went one-on-one with abc7 saying he will keep fighting and said super detects do not vote until the democratic national convention. they can change their mind up until that time. >> our job is to convince every delegate in a race against donald trump and the need to defeat donald trump which we all agree, bernie sanders is the strong of the candidate. >> bernie sanders has in plans to concede if he loses the californiary marry. >> the polls close to

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go long. >>> nancy pelosi has left the house floor.ng why democrats are staging this protest, this sit-in, violating the rules of the house the try to get a vote on gun control. i want to listen in to what else she's saying. >> over 150 people have died from gun violence in the streets of our country. we want to address that issue as well as to deeply pray for those who lost their lives and their family members in orlando and all the the mass shootings before that. also remembering those who lose their lives to gun violence every single day. with that i'm pleased to yield to distinguished assistant to the leader, many jim clyburn of south carolina. >> thank you very much madame leader. rast frida last friday, all of us paused around the country to commemorate the first anniversary of the death of nine of my constituents. three people survived that night. two by playing dead and one because the killer walked up to her and said i'm going to spare you because i want you to carry the message. that young man made it very clear that he was n

nancy pelosi were less interested in it. they had opportunities.john tanner had a national, nonpartisan redistricting plan that he introduced i believe three congresses in a row including the two that democrats were in charge of at the end of the 2000's. he told nancy pelosi would not even given the time of day on it. they had no interest in the issue at all. >> i don't know if it's clear that congress can actually do this when their control that the state level so winning all the state legislator seems to be the absolutely crucial piece. along with a understand, judges, judges who would rule on these things to make sure that they went their way which is also -- >> the really interesting thing about this is exactly how many levels they affected the game. the system has been rocked in about four - 55 different places and it will take a lot of different keys in a long time to undo what was done in 2010 and 2011. this is not a single cycle problem. it a single cycle problem. it is not a single state problem. this is have a huge impact across the count

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here is another look at several people taking the podium we saw nancy pelosi, minority leader, step downshe has been speaking through the night. you can see several congressmen and women have taken the podium. it started 8:30 yesterday morning. the republicans voted to adjourn for the fourth of july recess but republican speaker paul ryan has called all of this a publicity stunt. it has been a showdown all morning, not only live but also on social media. democrats want to force a vote on gun control bills. >> they chose to come to the wonderful the people's house and explain to the public why? why is it wrong to prevent a terrorist from obtaining a gun? or an explosive? why is that wrong? i understand why they did not want to debate the issue. there is in reasonable argument. >> you her from fairfield representative getting very emotional at the podium while he spoke. there seems to be no end in sight to the sit in. i mention nancy pelosi spoke a few minutes ago and security telling the democrat they would have to leave for security sweep this morning and the minority house speaker nancy

capitol, clinton walked the hauls with former house speaker, nancy pelosi. >> we're going to win the election, take back the house and the senate. >> she dropped in at a meeting of the democratic caucus, led by one of the names appearing on her vice presidential shortlist. javier bethesa, who took a little teasing from his colleagues. >> the should have seen the way in which javier poured so accurately the water and held it to her lips, tw a thing of beauty. i want you to know i'm proud of you. >> bernie sanders gave the first indication that he planned to concede. >> it doesn't appear that i'm going to be the nominee. so i'm not going to be determining the scope of the convention. >> he may not be the nominee, but sanders arrived at that c-span interview with a large secret service detail and a bomb-sniffing dog. protection that cost the taxpayers $38,000 per day. protection he would not receive if he dropped out. chris? >> jennifer griffin with the clinton campaign in north carolina. thank you. >>> house democrats took more drastic measures today, in hopes of bringing another vote

nancy pelosi is beginning to make comments to members of the media. i think we'll be able to listen in. i think we got a microphone right there unless she's making her way to a podium. i cannot tell really, he's north of 80. >> good morning everyone. i know it is afternoon here but it is morning in california. it is a new dawn of a new day in our fight to this armed hate. [ cheers ] >> we are all here of the members of congress and you will hear from all of us in order to say thank you to you. thank you for not -- [ inaudible ] >> thank you. because of you and the instigations and john lewis and the orchestration by john larson and continued and the leadership of our party. the distribution of the message would not have been possible without all of you. and the continuation of the message will not be possible without all of you. i want to come here to say once again thank you, we shouted out during the night and some of you were here all night. thank you. thank you for being here and thank you for being there. thank you for being there for those of us

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democratic leader 19 -- nancy pelosi endorsed hillary clinton.it in the voters have spoken before he makes the endorsement. bernie sanders said he has hope and has been rallying supporters across the state say he is the best opponent to run against donald trump in november. he said it is a big mistake to count the votes of super delegate before they vote at the convention this summer. >> we believe there is no nominee, the nominee will not be determined until july 25. >> according to the news we are on the brink of a historic, historic, unprecedented moment. >> donald trump, the presumptive nominee for republicans will give a speech at the trump national golf clip in new york. 45% of 18 million registered voters in california will turn out today for the primary. >> former president clinton is in the bay area to make a final push for his wife making five steps to energize the supporters to get out and vote and ending the day in san francisco in the bayview district emphasizing the rich $ty and global awareness. >> san francisco is uniquely boxed t

. >> shortly after house minority leader nancy pelosi insisted that thereby to get a vote for no-fly note by god legislation is not over. let's watch. >> i would say good morning, i know it is not morning but i have not been to sleep yet since tuesday night, so beware.

he is the speaker just like when nancy pelosi was the speaker she could determine what comes up for ajority again as you hope will be the case you will decide what gets voted those are the rules of the house. >> they are. you have to look at why we have such low congressional approval. people are angry. you see it in the elections across country at the dysfunction in washington, d.c. they want us to vote on immigration. the senate voted yes. the house didn't take it up. they want us to vote on these gun issues. the senate voted no. he is using it as an excuse not to take it up. we are not taking up the nomination of a supreme court justice. we are frustrated like the american people that we are not getting a chance to do what they told us to do. all mr. ryan has to do is turn on the cameras, let us vote, have an honest debate. >> more sit-ins, more civil disobedience, more breaking of the rules? >> that's not the procedure we would like to follow. we came to legislate. we would like to work across party lines to get answers to these questions. we have reached the point of frustration

nancy pelosi, mike thompson, barbara lee, among the congressional delegation that will be here at san francisco general hospital at 1:00 this afternoon. this sit-in is a follow-up to what we saw last week by democrats on the house floor. the call to action no bill no break demanding action from the house speaker and republicans to allow a vote on gun control bills. speaker paul ryan turned off the live feed cameras during that sit-in. so lawmakers used their cell phones to live stream it on social media. >> our members are gathered on the floor of the house in protest that we cannot even have a vote because we truly believe that if there were a vote, that we would win the vote. >> reporter: they hope to turn up the heat to force a floor vote on two gun measures, one banning guns to people on the "no fly" list, the other to call for stricter background checks. the republicans say it's a publicity stunt and fundraising tactic. anne makovec, kpix 5. >> what's expected to happen after this? >> reporter: well, the congress resumes on july 5. and that's when all these congressional members

. >> tried to turn a global >> tried to turn a global economic challenge into an >> nancy pelosi is not happy over a fundraiser hosted for house respects telling "san francisco chronicle" someone gave him bad advise. >> this is after apple announced they would not provide technology or funding for the republican national convention in cleveland. apple reportedly concerned with presumptive nominee donald trump's stand on several issues. >> there could be $140 million annual surtax on payroll, with supervisor will introduce legislation in november that would impose $or 1.5% payroll. the trade unions and community groups are backing the proposal. >> happening today, a move to provide $600 million for affordable housing in alameda county. the board of supervisors will vote on whether to put affordable housing bond on the ballot in november that funds homeownership program for low income residents and bring housing rehabilitation for low income seniors and people with disabilities. >> mayor lee will celebrate the opening of a new hotel that will help house homeless. it was funded by $3 milli

imagine if nancy pelosi had cried when she faced a difficult vote? there's a standard. the women who get to this stage in olympics -- politics, they've learned to live with the challenges thrown at them. >> ifill: ellen fitzpatrick, you're on a college campus. perhaps you can explain to us part of the generational divide that we've seen. i don't know whether we're talking about strategy or ideology or just fact. what's the leap for young women? why are so many of them so unimpressed by this kind of breakthrough? >> well, i'm not sure that that's actually true, gwen. i think we have to see how things unfold in the next few months. it is the case, of course, that bernie sanders really excited a lot of college students, and i think they were drawn to his message, his idealism, the scope of his progressive platform, and less so perhaps to hillary clinton or clearly so. >> ifill: rebecca traister, you spent some time with her on 2 campaign trail prior to the primary. i wonder, a, if that's true, and i wonder, instead of not knowing her well enough, we feel that we know hilla

just for some perspective, covering capitol hill is steven dennis with bloomberg who tweets about nancy pelosi. i was there when pelosi turned off the cameras -- turned the cameras off on republicans demanding a vote to allow off-shore oil drilling in 2008. reporter for buzzfeed. saying speaker ryan spokesman on the sit-in, house, the -- quote, the house cannot operate without members following the rules of the institution, so the house has recessed. we'll show you as the house tried to gavel back in at noon eastern. thanks for your patience, shawn, in norfolk, virginia. go ahead. caller: thanks for having me on. first and foremost, i stand in solidarity of the house democrats. it's time for our country to stand up against gun violence. people, 49 members of the lgbtq-plus community died and it's time for us to stand up of i laugh at the speaker the house for not even wanting to bring up a vote. thanks for having me on. host: you bet. to fall river, massachusetts, and james on the republican line. caller: yes. i got two comments to make. first one is this. here in massachusetts we have very st

capitol, clinton walked the hauls with former house speaker, nancy pelosi. >> we're going to win the election, take back the house and the senate. >> she dropped in at a meeting of the democratic caucus, led by one of the names appearing on her vice presidential shortlist. javier bethesa, who took a little teasing from his colleagues. >> the should have seen the way in which javier poured so accurately the water and held it to her lips, tw a thing of beauty. i want you to know i'm proud of you. >> bernie sanders gave the first indication that he planned to concede. >> it doesn't appear that i'm going to be the nominee. so i'm not going to be determining the scope of the convention. >> he may not be the nominee, but sanders arrived at that c-span interview with a large secret service detail and a bomb-sniffing dog. protection that cost the taxpayers $38,000 per day. protection he would not receive if he dropped out. chris? >> jennifer griffin with the clinton campaign in north carolina. thank you. >>> house democrats took more drastic measures today, in hopes of bringing another vote

nancy pelosi has spoken out and endorsed hillary clinton.ority leader for the democrats, talking about california, a lot were waiting for this. what did she say about why she waited until now? she wanted to let the process play out thomas. i asked her, what were to happen if hillary clinton were to lose california? she said nothing. she will get well on her way to being the nominee. nancy pelosi feels the most important thing is to unite the democratic party ahead of november. take a listen. >> everything is at stake. it is about the economy. who has the lefrm.g the leverage. the lefrmgverage is there for working families. you have a nominee on the republican side that says he is going to pull us out of the paris accord on climate. we have a great obligation to hand this planet over in a responsible way and hand our economy over in a responsible way. we have a responsibility to future generations for our political system. some of the things that bernie is saying and hillary is saying but he is saying it louder about campaign finance reform a

house minority speaker nancy pelosi will also be here. congress returns to session on july 5. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> firefighters are now busy in the sierra foothills trying to prevent a new wildfire from spreading. 300 acres have burned in placer and el dorado counties. it began at 2 p.m. yesterday afternoon threatening about 400 structures. some mandatory evacuation are in effect in the foresthill area. steep terrain is one of several concerns for firefighters. so far, there are no reports of any buildings damaged. >>> steep terrain is a concern and also those high temperatures. >> very dry conditions. and then as we all know that fire creates its own weather, generates its own weather so the winds increase in the vicinity. we don't see any of kind of rain likely to help any firefighting efforts. at the same time, it's a summertime weather pattern throughout the state of california. this is our live weather camera. we have to applaud the return of the marine layer. yay! [ applause ] >> so restricting visibility right now as we take a peek from our k

shortly after house minority leader nancy pelosi insisted they are trying to get a vote for no by a no-fly gun legislation isn't over. let's watch. >> i would say good morning. they know it's not morning but i haven't been to sleep yet, since tuesday night so beware. as you all know because you have been there, when we get sworn into congress we take an oath of office to support and defend the constitution and the american people guided by the moral strength of john lewis our sit in sit-in on the floor resonated around the world and focused on the atteio

the other thing if you can remember, this was not a new eastern spanty nancy pelosi's deal. this grew in the caucus. they're pushed around since they been in the minorities since 2011. there is a group within this democratic caucus that's fired up about this and believed that this is a truly a great cause. the democrats, the polling is behind them and the spirit of the country is behind them and they should not get any ground. the opposition part of it, essentially, pulls the rug from under, hey, you know what? we are not going to be here tomorrow. the floor is done. you no longer have former opposition in the room with and the question becomes how did that work? you are not necessarily occupying the floor because there is nothing to be done on the floor. >> i think that for optimiststi will be interesting. >> i don't know if anyone expected to be up at this hour. >> luke russert, thank you for your reporting. we have more votes coming in. more votes coming resolving whether republicans are willing to shut it down and how they try to vacate the house, stay with us, we are li

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she says hello to congressman becerra with nancy pelosi. kasie, you tried, which is all you can do. >> we tried. we tried. >> kasie, thank you very much. >> reporter: it's not an uncommon situation. >> thank you so much, kasie, it's good to see you on capitol hill this morning for us. >>> ahead new details in the arrest of three people outside new york's holland tunnel with a truckful of loaded knives, guns and body armor. ari melber will explain why it is not connected to terrorism. >>> as we mentioned, we're expecting donald trump's speech ahead. when it starts, we'll bring it to you. plus speaker paul ryan to address reporters in just a couple of minutes as well. we'll go to that right here on "msnbc live." y beck ] hmmmmm... the turbocharged dream machine. the volkswagen golf gti. named one of car and driver's 10best, 10 years in a row. ♪ booking.com offers free cancellations, so you're free to decide if the trip you're on... hahahahahaha! ...isn't really the trip you want to be on. hahahaha... hahaha... [mountain woman and key laughing

nancy pelosi was in charge of the house at that point. she kept the house in recess through all of those republican speeches on drilling while the republican members of congress kept taking the floor in the dark basically just talking themselves out. four years later 2012 nancy pelosi was the minority leader and she led a walk out, a dramatic walk out down the steps of the capitol by house democrats. that was when republicans were deciding to hold the attorney general in contempt of congress. congress doesn't always follow regular order. you have walk outs. you have refusing to acknowledge the house is in recess. you have people giving speeches with no microphones and keeping the lights off. you have examples of republican members of congress calling the cops on democratic members of congress not to mention the shut up, shut up, fruit cake, make me shut up fights. things sometimes get nuts in washington, especially in summer, especially in the post 1990s congressional era we're still in where the house mostly does nothing and the minority

she was invited there by nancy pelosi.t word from from the hill team that clinton is stressing unity and promised to down ticket a 50 state strategy and it's possible democrats could flip north carolina and win a senate seat. there's even talk of democrats winning back the house. is that possible? >> i think any talk of democrats win the back the house is heard only inside a house democratic meeting. that's simply -- the math is very difficult for that. and democrats know that. what they can do is close the majority on all of this. the reason hillary clinton is in that room today, first and foremost after she was in ohio she flew back here to washington to have a fundraiser for house and senate democrats to show these fully on board. she wants to make sure that all of the progressive and liberal members of the house democratic conference are on board with her. there are bernie sanders supporters out there and people out there who don't think she's been quite sufficiently progressive. she wants to bring everyone together he

bernie sanders even though the is as depressed as cold as well as nancy pelosi.sanders has still black- white. mr. de we have spoken with people. here's what hillary supporter as to why he is supporting. >>: i voted for hillary. it was a pretty tough call. i did not know that nancy pelosi had in at indorse hillary. >> tran: hillary clinton would like for people to continue to turnout she. is afraid that people waking up to realize the associated press has already called the primary and leister getting enough delegates. they might not turn out to vote for her. like not to and california jersey and some of the other stakes and hopefully according to the campaign dirty sanders will step down and concede the race. then democrats can unite and to their full attention to the donald trump. every every every every >> reporter: the resetting senate campaign is still trying to win. people can sign up to be part of this campaign. bernie sanders has people who are trying to help temper. people are making the last push to make people to vote for him. 475,000 foreign citified

about to see nancy pelosi being not the only democrat connecting herself with the issue.dence to the assembly is voting on 8 laws that rig lace guns and blitz at our state capital. we'll be hearing more about those if they pass, but i'm here to tell you, you and i will get to vote on our own on the gun issue, because we all just learned that they are guyling to be a big fat gun control initiative on the ballot this november. that is right. the safety for all act of 2016 has just qualified for the election. now, there's a lot going on in this safety act, but here are a couple of things that it does. number one, it requires background checks for people trying to buy bullets,, and also out laws the possession of large capacity mag designs right now you can't buy large capacity magazines, but this law would make it illegal to even have them, right? and third, the law would require the state to share day to do with the fbi, so we can create an accurate database for background checks, and the sponsor of the safety act is is lieutenant governor gavin newsome who is running for g

and the only way it's going to end is if paul ryan picks up the phone and calls nancy pelosi and says, nancy, how are we going to bring this issue out on the floor? it can be done. human beings as long as they'll talk to one another can make things happen. and what i want the american public to do is start calling paul ryan and say, mr. ryan, we respect you as the speaker of the house but we think you ought to call nancy and figure out a way to make this place work. because we can't have a government that doesn't work. so everybody, get on the phone. call paul ryan and tell him to talk to nancy pelosi about bringing this up after fourth of july. >> i thank my friend for yielding. i'm going to put the mic down because the speaker, paul ryan, turned the mikes off. turned the cameras off. he doesn't want america to debate sensible gun legislation. they are leaving town despite e fact we just had 49 people killed in orlando, florida. mr. perlmutter: my name is ed perlmutter. represent the suburbs of denver, colorado. we had aurora movie theater and columbine, it has left a scar on our com

we are expecting the leader of house democrats, nancy pelosi, to come out on capitol hill and talk about this historic protest that lasted for more than 24 hours. democratic members stanled this sit-in decrying the lack of action on gun control days after the orlando nightclub shooting. the deadliest shooting in the united states. democrats left the house floor and went to the steps of the u.s. capital. they were greeted. you can see this picture. before leaving, the man who set off the sit-in, civil rights icon, congressman, john lewis, he spoke. >> we're going to go home, as jim suggested. we're going to organize, mobilize. our people are with us. not just in our district but people all over america and around the world. social media told the story. >> after the sit-in was well in, we heard from house speaker, paul ryan, especially calling this a publicity stunt. speaker ryan ended aup floor session and shut down the house camera. the democrats went to social media to keep the images up and running. speaker ryan insisted the public should not be swayed. >> they are not trying to get th

nancy pelosi!> well, the california battle between hillary clinton and bernie sanders is trending big on social media. "fox & friends" weekend co-host clayton morris joins us with that and everything else trending last night. one of our favorite segments always after the primary. clayton? >> good morning, guys. it was even before the primary when the voting started in california and new jersey and the other states last night there was outrage, of course, over everything that was unfolding for the race being called for hillary clinton ahead of bernie sanders -- or for hillary clinton before any of the votes were cast. so on social media last night this was pennsylvania. watch. >> we are going to fight hard to win the primary in washington, d.c., and then we take our fight for social, economic, racial and environmental justice to philadelphia, pennsylvania. >> so fighting on. one staffer for sanders said -- the associated press calling this race ahead of time was, quote, one of the most appalling thi

. >> why not shut off the lights republicans have pointed out that that's essentially what nancy pelosi did in 2008 in order to end the debate. >> were following the roles that have always been in place. as you know, when your recess is the call of the chair that's one process, when you adjourn that's another process. so we are are simply following the rules as they have always been written and the rules as they were in 2008 as well. mr. speaker, your homeland security. >> mcfarlane with nbc, your homeland security committee has ordered an investigation into what is happening the headquarters. it's investigating whether an employee was plotting to attack senior officials there. has your office been redone that? >> were familiar with reports. we want more information but who were waiting for their investigation. >> my staff briefed me. >> this is the one -- you been extremely clear when you thought process about supporting the nominee, you do not want hillary clinton presidency and how important it is rias a party leader. you're. your been clear about that. i've been wondering though, if

host: here is house democratic leader nancy pelosi from thursday from the overnight wednesday. this is the periscope video from scott peters. [video clip] pelosi: mr. speaker, turn on this microphone. [applause] what is happening on the floor of the house -- i have a for --from jim begin i don't wantfford to read her letter without it being heard by everyone in the gallery. -- whats, our guests would be the reason the republican majority in the house are saying we will not turn on the microphone? [applause] there a rule that members cannot take pictures or video on the house floor? guest: there absolutely is. smoking --ntions there can be no smoking or use of any electronic devices that might demean the decorum of the house. even when the house is not in session, which come as we know by now, the house was not technically in session. once in a brave while, members will bring their families onto the floor for a tour or hometown mayor and they will be allowed to take a quick photograph. even then, it is frowned upon. what speaker ryan did here by allowing the social media ing of t

she got a gift for her new grandson from nancy pelosi, they were making fun of congressman how much youe hillary clinton's vp, and it was there he jocular, a fun time but also ties into where , bernie sanders is now, it is clear that democrats are both united, but very excited about what they have managed to accomplish and are excited about getting behind hillary clinton. if anything, the only thing that anyone seemed unhappy about was the idea that she was not going to come to all 50 of their states and campaign for them. obviously a lot of these house , numbers have interest in seeing her show up in places that might not make sense during a presidential campaign. john: we talked about the brent scowcroft endorsement, is that it is a big deal that he is going to vote for her. do you have a feel that this is just the first of similar endorsements they will roll out when trump tries to go on offense against them? kasie: my sense is that the clinton campaign has all the way a long been keeping up with careful conversations of people who fit into this category of description, and i do not

today hillary clinton received an endorsement from democratic house leader nancy pelosi. minority leader. clinton will be at her headquarters in brooklyn watching. >>> bernie sanders told ktvu it is premature to assume that hillary clinton will win the nomination. many of his supporters were upset that it was reported that clinton has enough delegates to clench it before the californians went to the polls. senator was in san francisco this morning before heading to santa monica for his election night rally. >> donald trump is scheduled an event in new york and today he backtracked from those controversial comments about the federal judge who is hearing the trump university fraud case in san diego. in a statement donald trump did not apologize but said his remarks that judge is biased because he is mexican were misconstrued. >>> california along with five other states are holding primaries today and we are following all of the results for you as they roll in today. >>> ross palumbo with the numbers from the other states. >> well the polls just closed in new jersey and asid

. >> nancy pelosi sat through a gun catalog and crossed out guns that looked mean.id. >> here's nancy pelosi congratulating the media on their coverage. >> thank you, all, thank you r for -- i never saw the gallery so full. kept you up late during the night and all the rest, thank you for your interest and -- we have six pages, they give me six pages today, six small print full pages listing of newspapers around the country where the sit-in was on the front page. i thank you for that. >> that was moving, right? that was incredible. >> she could be a mime. >> i don't -- >> you know when you get caught drunk driving -- >> no. >> i was going to see my friend and he had six letters that i had to give -- and you're wondering, am i slurring, is it obvious? >> didn't know what a page was. >> yeah, a page is about -- by the way, it's often refreshing to hear somebody in government confess to having six pages. usually they deny it. until they are arrested. okay. up next, my new workout. it's called sitting in a closet and weeping quietly until i pass out. it's day 5,000 of h