gouged and people are not getting sick and bankrupt. >> you have committed publicly to voting for nancy pelosiof the agendaart outlined by hillary clinton and pelosi that you cannot support? needshink the piece that to be addressed is within the universal background check bill where we are looking at also making sure that we are adding the terror watch list. there are concerns about who is on the list. is it current? is it accurate? it needs to be two-step. adding that when it is an imperfect database is not the solution we are looking for. ona straight up vote universal background checks and the terror watch list, you would have to be a no vote at this point. >> we would need to clean up the terror watch list. our recent -- a recent poll in colorado found 59% of the donald trump voters said they may not boat for a republican that has come at against donald trump. you tried to position yourself as a check on hillary clinton. >> there are people that are upset. and god bless them but i cannot bring myself to vote for donald trump. of the day, the end they will look at who do they want as eager

politicians like brad and nancy pelo pelosi want to demagogue. i have not heard a good pro po sal from him. >> i can give you one. >> i have not heard one. >> i'll give you one. the nancy pelosi stuff is fine and i know it's good politics and you talk about me as a career politician. the week after i got elected you decided to run. i didn't even unpack my luggage in washington. >> you voted for nancy pelosi. >> sure i did. i voted against her on most every major initiative. >> that's not true. >> it is true. >> you know what those votes are? what happens in congress. this stuff, you need to study. >> i'm not a career legislature like you are. >> you are a good military guy. i have a -- you are, acommend you for that. your service is commendable without question. i have had 18 years of being a legislature. it is complicated. it is different. no, what those votes are -- >> we are going we're going to break. >> those votes are procedural. >> 80% of the time he votes with nancy. he's only a moderate if you're in california or new york, not nebraska.

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and house minority leader nancy pelosi is saying, just wait. >> nobody thought we were going to win at this point in 2006 and it turned into a wave. and it turned into a wave in 2010, much closer to the time. so it is like saying, you see a wave. we are not even at the beach. >> now the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell knows this is a jump ball going in here and he said as much just a couple of days ago. >> we have got knockdown, drag out, sort of like a knife fight in a phone booth and new hampshire, pennsylvania, ohio, wisconsin, illinois, nevada, indiana, florida. we seem to have gotten some distance in ohio. but everywhere else, it could go either way. >> and the key here might be republican incumbents who won in their primaries. that is not the case in 2010 and 2012.

he stood with nancy pelosi -- [laughter] and supported her in this effort. ashford: that's not true. don, let's get the facts straight. when i ran, i said i would not have voted for obamacare because it was not a bipartisan effort. what needs to be done in washington is we need to address all of these problems in a bipartisan way. your party has proposed the repeal of obamacare 11 or 12 times since i've been there and about 55 or 60 times before i got there without any replacement. so what do you tell the 20 million people now that do have insurance? what do you tell those who have pre-existing conditions that are now being dealt with, that they have insurance? what do you tell the people with mental illness? we have to reform it, but that means working across the aisle. i want to see the plan that you're talking about. what is the plan you're talking about? i would be more than happy to support changes, and i've got ten bills i'm cosponsor of -- >> moderator: let's just specify one of the things that you brought up in there, mr. ashford. for those who say g

is. >> rose: nancy pelosi here, the minority leader of the house of representatives. she previously served as speaker of the house from 2007 to 2011 making her the first and only woman to occupy that post. she may reclaim the gaffe el next year. donald trump's failing poll numbers have made democratic control of the house a possibility. with only 22 days until election day, voters are increasingly disenchanted with the tone of the campaign. trump's repeated warnings of a rigged election are spurring distrust in public institution. i'm pleased to have leader nancy pelosi back at this table. so let me just begin with this. so where do you think the race is at this moment? >> well,-- if you believe in polls, they show hillary clinton with ever-expanding lead. the poll just had it like 50-38. first time i think hillary has hit the 50 mark. but we don't know. in other words, until the people speak, and they are the boss, they rule, you don't know what it is. so we all just say stay prepared for the opportunities that come forward. >> do you think this election will have a

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and nancy pelosi. and trump says he will never go out of the race. >> and bill clinton has abused women, and hillary clinton has attacked shame and victimized his victims. >> and they are asking if the republicans can avoid catastrophe. >> and with all due respect, sir, you are the distraction, and your conduct is the distraction. >>ly talk to senator mike lee of utah. and funll finally, all of it wi playing out on the debate stage during this most is surreal moment of the campaign. joining me for insight is steve schmidt senior adviser to john mccain. ruth marcus, column ist for the washington post. sara fagen, former adviser to george w. bush, and heather mcgee, from the think tank demos. >>> welcome to "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sun a day morning, and this one does feel different, and there are so many times that we are have said that trump can't survive this or that crisis, but the 2005 hot mic recording of trump's recording with billy bush of "access hollywood" may be the october su

i am pleased to have leader nancy pelosi back at this table. begin with this -- where do you think the race is at this moment? ms. pelosi: if you believe in polls, they show hillary clinton with an ever-expanding lead. one poll just had it 50% to 38%. the first time hillary has hit the 50% mark. but we don't know until the people speak, they are the boss. we all just stay prepared for the opportunities to come forward. charlie: do you think the election will have a down ballot impact? ms. pelosi: i think it will. 2012 did not, but i think this election will have a down ballot influence because people are really tired of obstruction in washington and what the republicans have said, even today, is that they are prepared to obstruct. they call it checks and balances but it is obstruction. it is exactly what they said around october 20, 1996, when they gave up on winning the election against bill clinton, they said -- charlie: against bob dole. ms. pelosi: against bob dole, who is wonderful. nonetheless, they started talking about checks and balanc

>> look, i think what you heard from nancy pelosi is exactly right. and i think, look, as we get into the debate this week, the one most important thing is just the opportunity for secretary clinton to lay out her vision and the solutions that she's going to take to being the commander in chief. she's the one on the ballot. she's the one running to be president of the united states and i think the american people are really responding to the ideas and solutions that she's putting on the table. >> so, your view is that voters also would be considering donald trump's wife, melania from her work immigration history or this last summer's plagerized portions of her rnc speech. >> we'll leave it to mr. trump to how he wants to run his campaign. the only thing we can control is talking about the issues and solutions that are really on the minds of the american voters. and that's what we've done across the country. talking about, you know, child care. talk about how we're going to lift every american up. talking about how we're going to build an economy that

morgan carol will be there to vote for nancy pelosi. >> moderator: any changes to the primary processtself you would like to make? coffman -- coffman: there needs to be more of a vetting process. they shortened it and i think that was worse. carroll: i think both parties need to be honest about the fact that they need to reinvent themselves. we are seeing the collapse in some ways of the two-party system and part of that is more in more come most of the folks that are registering or unaffiliated that those that are most active in either party they need to be small d democratic where it's easier for rankin by people not just between people who have self-declared but in candidate recruitment and training and feeling like there's more to say about your candidate on the front end. i think it would be healthy for both parties to do a better job of reaching out to the rank-and-file earlier in the stage in picking candidates. >> moderator: the candidates had a chance to ask questions of each other we will do that now. senator carroll we will start with you. carroll: mike question for congres

bacon: you voted for nancy pelosi. rep. ashford: sure i did. i voted against her on most every major initiative. mr. bacon: that's not true. rep. ashford: it is true. you know what those votes are? what happens in congress. this stuff, you need to study. mr. bacon: i'm not a career legislature like you are. rep. ashford: you are a good military guy. you are and i commend you for that. your service is commendable without question. i have had 18 years of being a legislature. it is complicated. it is different. and you need to know that those votes are procedural votes. >> we have to go to break. rep. ashford: those votes are procedural. mr. bacon: 80% of the time he votes with nancy. he's only a moderate if you're in california or new york, not nebraska. >> time for our commercial break. when we come back, closing statements from each candidate. you're watching the ashford/bacon congressional debate in tandem with the omaha world herald. ♪ >> welcome back. before we get to the closing statements, this is a final question. amendment the second sho

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i am pleased to have nancy pelosi back at this table. race is?ink the guest: if you believe in polls, they show hillary clinton with an expanding lead. 50%-30 8%.st had it but we don't know until the people speak, they are the boss. prepared fortay the opportunities to come forward. charlie: do you think the election will have a down ballot impact? guest: i think it will. thisthan not, but i think election will have a down ballot influence because people are tired of obstruction in washington and what the republicans have said is that they are prepared to obstruct. they call it checks and balances but it is obstruction. octoberthey said around 20, 1996, when they gave up on winning the election against bill clinton, they said -- charlie: against bob dole. -- bobbob dole appeared dole. they started talking about checks and balances which ended up with the impeachment of the president. charlie: if it looks like hillary clinton is going to win win big, are they going to want checks and balances? guest: they are using it as a euphemism for obstructio

here to talk with me about it is nancy pelosi. leader nancy pelosi, thank you for being here. for the past ten days donald trump has been engulfed in this controversy about this 2005 "access hollywood" tape in which he seems to boast sexually assaulting women. but hillary clinton son lie four points ahead in the "the washington post" reports it only had a minimal impact on his overall support. are you surprised the tape barely moved the needle. >> it has minimal effect on their vote. means they want to know about things that affect them. what's on the ballot is his name and hillary clinton's name. what's also on the ballot is medicare, medicare we have a republican congress that would remove the guarantee of medicare. family planning. we have a republican congress that would defund contraception family planning. education. a budget on the republicans that would cut $185 billion from education pell grants, et cetera and give tax breaks to the wealthiest people. that's really what the election should be about, about the economy. i always say to my colleagues show me your values,

what's the polling that you have internally showing what nancy pelosi is saying?it can be done here. >> sure. well, we certainly feel very optimistic about the overall environment. clearly environment 14i69 shift democrats favor in the past week or so an think it had continue. we have 50 candidates on our emerging races around the country and a lot of districts winnable. a lot of turf to work with, and with this increasingly good environment, i think we'll pick up a lot of seats around the country. >> how do you tier those 50 you're watching? >> sure. the red to blue list. the house battlefield is predominantly in suburban districts and districts that hillary clinton is going to win. so as hillary clinton pulls ahead, as she has done over the past week or so, that increases our ability and our likelihood to win those seats. the suburban districts, the districts with a growing minority population, the districts with higher educated voters, those voters who be most repulsed by donald trump and are everyday shifting more and more to hillary clinton's corner -- >> how

nancy pelosi creamed him. there was no way he was going to win. there were calls in the late 1990s, when democrats failed to get the house back on several occasions, dick gephardt was the minority leader, it never happened. >> republicans often use pelosi in ads, they see her as this figure they can run against. does her continued presence somehow hurt democrats' chances to take over? >> that's something they do use against her. there's only been a couple of ads used against her, but i bet if she's still in power in 2018, you could see that in the mid-terms coming up there. this is one of the things here, it is a liberal caucus. there are very few conservatives in the house of representatives on the democratic side like heath shuler. that's something that democrats remember here, that someone like dick gephardt never got them the majority. >> are there other potential successors waiting in the wings on the democratic side? >> first you look at steny hoyer. he will be 79 at that point. pelosi will be 78. ramhm emanuel, chris van hollen. steve israe

i don't see it with nancy pelosi. i do see hope in paul ryan. i don't know what to expect from chuck schumer, who will probably be the senate democratic leader. he's smarter than reed, he's ever bit as partisan as harry reid, there's one difference, he's transactional. you can do business. they don't say it that way in new york city, but they understand it. so, there is some hope out there. but it all begins in the white house. leadership begins in the white house. we've got to get a different, you know, tempo coming out of that place. >> you can watch this and other programs on-line at book tv.org. >> here is a look at some of the most borrowed books this week at madison public library. home of the business business book festival. topping the list is executive director of equal justice initiative, brian stevensson's memoir. the late neuro surgeon contemplates morality, when breath becomes air. and tidying up, end of life care. and national book award winner gives his thoughts on the current state of black america in between the world and me. ne

the think here is nancy pelosi faces no revolt in her caucus.f the reasons is there's 30 seats they need to get to the majority here and they know that they're probably going to be a little bit short. on a really good night, they get to 22 seats. on an average night, which is probably where things come in, there are 15 to 18 seats. on the bad night, they come in at 12 or less. if they come in on the low side, that's where there could be some chatter. now, keep in mind that in 2012 when democrats failed to get the house of representatives back, that's when heath schuler -- you know, nancyamed him. there was no way he was going to win. there were calls in the late 1990s and dick gephardt was the minority leader, and it never happened. >> you know, republicans often use pelosi in ads and they see her as this figure that they can run again. i mean does her continued presence somehow hurt democrats' chances to take over. >> that's something that they do use against her. there's only been a couple of ads used against her. but i bet if she's still in p

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remember, nancy pelosi needs about 30 seats to pick up the house majority. that will be a difficult climb -- hill to climb for the house democrats, they know that full well but what is giving them a lot of reason for optimism is donald trump, the fact that his candidacy is struggling, the fact he's growing even more unpopular and they believe the recipe is there for a wave election, one sign of that possibly was that "wall street journal"/nbc poll that came out yesterday that said that democrats now have a seven-point advantage when voters have asked who do they prefer to control congress. that is a significant margin. they haven't seen a margin like that since immediately after the 2013 government shutdown. we'll see if other polls bear that out but democrats are starting to feel more bullish in light of donald trump's troubles but still the betting in washington is they are probably not going to get the majority, they'll probably fall short but it will be a mario majority in the new congress, forcing the congress to have to cut deals, something the bases i

with nancy pelosi and supported her in this effort. , let's get the facts straight. when iran ran, i said i would not have voted for obamacare because it was not a bipartisan effort. what needs to be done in washington is we need to address all of these problems in a bipartisan way. repealrty has proposed a of obamacare 11 or 12 times since i've been there, about 50 or 60 times before i got there. without a replacement. what you tell the 20 million people now that do have insurance? people withtell the pre-existing conditions that are being dealt with, that they have insurance? what do you tell the people with mental illness? we have to reform it. i want to see the plan you are talking about. what is the plan? i would be more than happy to support changes, and i got 10 bills in cosponsors of getting rid of the cadillac tax -- >> let's specify one of the things you brought up there, mr. ashford -- for those who say get rid of obamacare -- you throughout the figure 20 million, anywhere between 16.5 million and 20 million is what we have been hearing -- mr. bacon: i thi

do you want hillary clinton and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer unchecked running wild, replay of 2009ll this liberal legislation passed, or do you want checks and balances. that's a pretty effective message. >> isn't that everything people don't like about politicians? they haven't broken with him yet, how can they honestly inoculate themselves? >> look, in more elections than not, voters have sent back divided government. one or both houses controlled by the other party than the presidential candidate they voted for. voters are kind of used to it. they don't love checks and balances. it's oh, gridlock. on the other hand, compared to -- i think especially if i were a republican house candidate i would just say hillary clinton and nancy pelosi. is that who you want running the country? >> does that become a self-fulfilling prophesy if you start to have candidates saying it's inevitable and it starts to become inevitable and are there consequences for these people among donald trump supporters? >> i quote tip o'neill and say all politics is local. i would run my race to whatever local a

you are committed to publicly voting for nancy pelosi for speaker.s there any part of the agenda firm hillary clinton aren't nancy pelosi that you cannot vote for? rep. carroll: i think the piece that needs to be addressed is within the universal background check bill, where we are looking at also making sure we are adding the terror watch list. there are concerns about who is on the list. is it current? is it accurate? is there due process to challenge if you don't belong on their?it needs to be two-step. adding that when it is not a perfect database is not the solution we are looking for. >> so a vote on universal back on checks and terror watchlist, vote?uld be a no rep. carroll: i would support a universal background check list, but we need to clean up terror watchlist on process before that is in, and before we know we are screening the correct people. >> thank you. a recent poll in colorado found 59% of trump voters they might not vote for a republican that has come at against donald trump. you tried to position yourself as a check on hillary c

morgan carol will be there to vote for nancy pelosi. >> moderator: any changes to the primary processwould like to make? coffman -- coffman: there needs to be more of a vetting process. they shortened it and i think that was worse. carroll: i think both parties need to be honest about the fact that they need to reinvent themselves. we are seeing the collapse in some ways of the two-party system and part of that is more in more come most of the folks that are registering or unaffiliated that those that are most active in either party they need to be small d democratic where it's easier for rankin by people not just between people who have self-declared but in candidate recruitment and training and feeling like there's more to say about your candidate on the front end. i think it would be healthy for both parties to do a better job of reaching out to the rank-and-file earlier in the stage in picking candidates. >> moderator: the candidates had a chance to ask questions of each other we will do that now. senator carroll we will start with you. carroll: mike question for congressman carro

now is the time to make sure nancy pelosi isn't the speaker of the house. we must do everything we can to make sure there is a check and balance in washington because it's time to restore utah and make sure we are concentrating on us and what we need to do to restore the people's voice back in washington. >> i don't mean to be naÏve, but you have seem to injected none of the above is a box to check. i want to ask you, once again, does the candidate represent your values in 2016? >> i can tell you right now, hillary clinton doesn't represent my values, donald trump doesn't represent my values. i have been looking into the other candidates and again, i have not not closed the door on the other candidates but, there is still some time left. >> your response. >> i don't look for values and national politics. i look here at home. i know many people have struggled with this issue and i think there's been too much focus there. i ran from congress not to play in the presidential race but to do what i could do for utah. six generations of my family have called this

many of the members of the president's cabinet, along with business leaders, members of congress, nancy pelosi will be there. people of the media, rachel ray, chuck todd and others. jerry seinfeld and glenn stephani will be there. with blake there shelton. these are people who got the coveted in -- invitation. there are an expected 400 guests that will be arriving. earlier wetime, talked with the ambassador to the united states from italy about preparations for tonight's state dinner, and also who the prime minister is. take a look. ambassador, how did the state visit, about with the italian prime minister? event that important shows the special relationship between as lee and the united states. and the relationship between president obama and the prime minister. did we get selected for the presidents last state partners and are allies and have very strong community in the united states. share the same view of many international topics. they do consider that democracies have to stand together, and both the united states and italy have special responsibilities. >> why now? why now for italy? wi

. >> eight years ago when i interviewed him, he said he admired nancy pelosi, except she wasn't toughg against impeach proceedings against president bush. he was very strong in condemning president bush, praising nancy pelosi and hillary clinton. >> even in the south carolina debate this year, right wolf, mr. trump was very specific that he disagreed with president bush on iraq and mr. trump has been against the iraq war from the beginning. >> except in that interview with howard stern before the resolution authorizing the war in november -- a month before he did say i suppose i am for the war. you remember that howard stern -- >> that was much earlier -- cavuto was a month before. >> no, the howard stern interview was in september of 2002 and the resolution authorizing the war was in november of 2002. it was about six weeks before the members of congress voted on that resolution. >> but a month before, he said he was against it. >> but he did support the war before he opposed it. >> he was a businessman and gave a non-answer. the key tonight is somebody who is determined, who was a s

every election, nancy pelosi and her washington friends launch vicious attacks against mike coffman. this year is no different. . mike stood up for women in the military, protecting us against sexual assault. he believes in equal pay and making sure pregnant women aren't discriminated against at work. time and again mike has stood up for women. i know, because he stood up for me. i'm mike coffman, >>> we should hear more about wade phillips this afternoon. he fell backward and hit his head when gordon plowed into him on the sidelines. he did get to go home last night. the defense came through in the win against the chargers. the first broncos touchdown actually came from the defense. remember this? that changed the game really. the offense once again struggled. trevor siemian gets sacked and fumbles. and even with the win, coach kubiak is not completely pleased. >> we were missing some pieces, battling our tail off. usually you don't find a way to get a victory. but we found a way to do that. got to play a lot better. >> whatever it takes, it's our job to win games and we found a way

nancy pelosi who represents california is calling for legislation to end this debt recovery. >>> the department of motor vehicle is claiming aging equipment and an unplanned move for it's computer problems the needs to be replaced, but that is not expected to happen until june 2017. >>> time is running out for people in pasco county who need some help cleaning up after hurricane hermine. the recovery center is set to close on saturday. it has been helping residents and businesses register for help from fema. those doors close sharp, at noonn assistance after that can still directly apply through fema. >>> of violent alleged killer is on the loose in oklahoma, and no one seems to know where he is. 38-year-old michael vance is wanted for a string of crimes including killing his aunt and uncle and shooting 2 police officers. he had a hit list targeting several more people. the fbi's coordinating the search. pile has been charged with attempted court. the charges stem from a racial profiling case where a judge ordered him to stop targeting latinos during immigration sweeps. if convicted,

is paul ryan gonna stay speaker of the house or is nancy pelosi? do we return to what morgan carroll would call the good all days with all the lover was power in washington dc, and they would cram through things like obamacare without a single republican vote. >> it sounds like you're republican holdout. >> could be. >> and i'll ask coffman if he contributed to the rise of donald trump when he joined him in questioning president obama's birthplace and gid mesa. >>> trump is back again. stops in colorado today, colorado springs and grand junction. mike pence will be in durango tomorrow night. >>> we'll wearing those "i voted" stickers and social media profile pictures. some of those people are total poseurs. >> there are two sides. the positive i want to be included, i want to be in the group of people who does their civic duty. then there's the negative side, i don't want to be person who doesn't do that. i don't want to have that public shame. that negative side may come out a little bit more in this particular election when people aren't super th

how we got to this position but to be the of representative of this district will be either for nancy pelosin i will vote for him. when nancy was speaker she pledged obamacare three without a single republican vote now we see 40% increases to know what will it is it after it passes. >> any changes to the primary process by. >> and needs to be longer eye a think the process was too long in 2012 so they shore and it. >> anything how this works quick. >> both parties need to be honest and with the two-party system and most are unaffiliated but they need to be where it is easier for their rank-and-file not just those who have self-declared by candidate recruitment to feel who they can pick on the front end tables need to do a better job to reach out to earlier in the stage. >> moderator: we said they could ask questions of each other. >> my question is do you except congressman coffman, any responsibility when for the billion dollar overrun compared to everybody else's? >> and then of district january 2013. i dropped at of the natural resources committee transferring to the veterans committee to

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only one person is going to be the next speaker of the house, paul ryan or nancy pelosi. the president will have to deal with one of them in the house, and that speaker will be able to control every piece of legislation voted on in committees or on the floor of the house. you cannot pass anything in the house of representatives without the speaker of the house. the other thing no one in the jackass campaign understands is that the only congressional parliamentary procedure that is actually specified in the constitution is that all tax legislation must begin in the house of representatives. donald trump has some ideas about taxation. and if he is president, then nancy pelosi is speaker of the house, he won't get one vote, and if ryan is the speaker, it will be dead on arrival. in fact, everything donald trump has talked about that he would like to do as president is dead on arrival in washington now. even bill o'reilly seems to understand that. almost understand it. >> you're going to need mccain, and you're going to need ryan, you're going to need these guys. >> they'll b

i associate myself with every remark that nancy pelosi has said. welcome to dreamforce san francisco! [ applause ]. >> this is one of the most exciting periods of the year and marc with your salesforce, welcoming in 175,000 people and i don't even feel congested. i feel great because the innovative spirit that everybody has, their excitement coming together to not just talk about products and how to help each other out. but also coming together to do great things. this is what cities dream of doing is having people come to their cities, working and collaborating to do great things for each other. and i will tell you, it's not bad to receive $200 million in revenue while this conference going on during the week. [ applause ] >> yes. that is how much impact this has for our city. but you know, when people talk about the company of salesforce, it's much more than the economics. in fact, i would say the best way to describe is that we really have the true civic partnership with salesforce. the civic partnership that produces an infusion of support for

richards -- was the governor of texas before george w bush.cecile herself worked for congresswoman nancy pelosi at one point.for the 2016 race -- cecile's daughter -- lily adams -- was hillary clinton's iowa communications director of state press for the national campaign.we sat down with cecile right before the vice presidential debate -- when she was volunteering her own time to the clinton campaign in cedar rapids. rapids. at the very beginiing of the 2016 race - planned parenthood played a major role. what was that like to be a political chip? chip? i think what we've seen since 2010 is many folks in congress, including mike pence, have been trying to end planned parenthood access across the nation. it was after the break...my favorite find o look all the way back to one of this year's candidates -- now -- we look at their voice -- what the candidates and their campaigns are posting on social media. media.this isn't new -- but it's pretty great.in 2000 -- an old soda brand -- slice -- was trying to launch a marketing campaign. campaign.they had a guy dressed up in bright colors -- around to

play the nancy pelosi tape. >> affordable, affordable. there is a reason. affordable. affordable.ordable. affordable. affordable. david: show that, and i think she said it about another 10 times with what bill clinton said about obamacare. my god, that shows you the way things are, promises as opposed to how they work out in real life. >> really doesn't actually matter what bill clinton says about it or mike dayton says about it. the truth is i'm feeling it in my pocketbook. millions and millions of americans. you can't fool people. they see premiums going up. they see how much health care costs are going up. it is real financial strain on families. instead of saving $2500 a year, several families paying several thousand dollars more a year and paycheck are not going up. doesn't matter what the politicians say. by the way, women at kitchen table are ones paying these bills. david: say affordable, affordable. melissa: yeah. david: you will feel a lot bert, steve. >> i do feel better. melissa: yeah, if you just say it comes true. david: it's a mantra. melissa: fallout continuing ove

here to talk about is it nancy pelosi, leader pelosi, thanks for being here. we appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> for the past ten days, he's been engulfed about the access hollywood tape in which he boasted about sexual assaultly women and accuse to the poll, hillary clinton is only four points ahead in the "washington post," only a minimal effect on his overall support. are you surprised? >> what you hear that people say hasn't a minimal effect on their vote. it means they want to know about things that effect them. what's on the ballot are his name and hillary clinton's name. and what's also on the ballot, medicare, medicare, we have a republican congress that would remove the guarantee of medicare. family planning. we have a republican congress that would defund contraception family planning, et cetera. education, a budget of the republicans that would cut $185 billion from education, pell grants, et cetera. and give tax breaks to the wealthiest people. so that is really what the election should be about. i always say, show me your values and show me your