h her. >> her record is more nancy pelosi than montana. can you trust quist and pelosi with your money? >> are you at all concerned that you could play an outsized role that if you're more unpopular in a specific district you could hurt a democrat? >> these ads show the bankruptcy of their own initiatives. the voter wants to know what they can do for them. but since you brought it up, and i'm glad you did, i think it is important for the voters in those districts to know who the candidates will be voting with. will they be voting with paul ryan who wants to eliminate the private care? it's not a question of the person, just as it isn't about the president. it's a question of the policy. so if you want to vote for someone like paul ryan for speaker, and that is a vote to dismantle medicaid, it is a vote to eliminate the guarantee of medicare. medicare is a guarantee. you take away the guarantee, you eliminate medicare as we know it, and to move on to private -- by the way, those views are shared by the president's appointees to his cabinet.

nancy pelosi? chuck schumer? >> the democrats are saying they would like to see you make this a condition of a tax plan. you need democratic support. >> and the democratic party is in the worst shape it's been since -- >> i want to move on. before you go. we have a segment coming up with ann coulter and robert reich. a big controversy at berkeley over freedom of speech. i want to ask you about two things the president has said on related issues. first of all, there was what he said about opening up the libel laws. tweeting the failing "new york times" has disgraced the media world. gotten me wrong for two solid years. change the libel laws? that would require, as i understand it, a constitutional amendment. is he going to pursue that? >> i think it's something we have looked at. how that gets executed or whether that goes anywhere is a different story. but when you have articles out there that have no basis or fact and we're sitting here on 24/7 on cable companies writing stories about constant contacts with russ

nancy pelosi. tax rate.i think we could probably split the difference between the 35 and the 15. we have always been for lowering the the corporate rate. >> you would agree to a22, 23? >> somewhere there. >> you think there could be a deal on taxes. >> oh, absolutely. >> what do you think? >> i think the gap, the proposal suggests a large decrease in taxes on the wealthy. ly be very surprised if elizabeth warren, bernie sanders feel like -- there's a lot of other elements that would be controversial. they can probably pass it and use reconciliation. >> reince priebus made news with us. saying he's going to close the hedge fund loophole. that's a on the front lines of health care, there are always new challenges and opportunities. at unitedhealth group, we're built to help with both. providing employers with data and insights to improve outcomes. ensuring seniors have stability and working with governments to expand access, lower costs and improve quality. to all those with a passion to improve health care, o

whether you loved nancy pelosi or hated nancy pelosi, you knew she was a strong leader.aucus with an iron fist. you did not defy her. she knew where the votes were and how to bring the votes out. what paul ryan is doing, he seems to be a frayed of his own members. afraid of the white house, afraid of the freedom caucus. he needs to get out there and lead. he may lose his job for it, but there are some things worth losing your job for. >> sarah, i wonder if -- it's either that the people who have given paul ryan all this credit for being a wonder kin for all of these years, which i think was overblown. he would hold white papers and people would say he is brilliant. is it because the things he's passionate about are things that almost no one else in the country are passionate about? he really seems to want to get rid of medicaid. he seems to be passionate about privatizing medicare, passionate about cutting taxes on the wealthy, something other americans do care about. is it a problem he's not passionate about anyhings donald trump actually ran for president to do? >> i d

. >> mitch mcconnell, paul ryan, chuck schumer and nancy pelosi were working along just great on the path to getting something done, a good thing. >> right. >> that both parties could support and he throws a monkey wrench in. i understand he's -- he -- it's understandable he has his first 100 days, health care hasn't worked out he's trying to do something with taxes or health care, now there's this wall. at's not the way to govern. >> yeah. >> this wall is unthought out and doesn't work. >> got to go to john heilemann, but quick question, yesterday, nancy pelosi said forget all the nonsense you're hearing, yes, we want pro-life catholics in our party and if they run, we can support them. you certainly showed that in pg pennsylvania, that a pro-life catholic -- >> i cot guild and criticized. >> but he's still the senator in pennsylvania. >> and a great senator. >> a vote your way. >> look, we're a big tent party as nancy pelosi said, but we are, let's make no mistake about it, a strongly pro choice party, we think that's where the american people are and moving more in that direction.

is it nancy pelosi? is there no leader? one of the great advantages i think for the out party is they have free reign to attack the leadership of the other side, the people in the white house for not getting the job done and they can benefit from anger from a number of different places. you are going to see democrats hammer president trump over not only their standard attacks from the left but also the failure to deliver on its promises, which the sentiment shared by some on the right. we have a president whose approval rating is in the mid to high 30's. that typically generates a big seat gain in midterm elections. the out party has gained an average of 33 seats in the house and i think democrats are more hard-pressed to pick up that number of seats. they need 24 to retake the chamber. we have fewer competitive seats than we used to in the house, but still you are going to have republicans who come to a cross road. do they run with the president or run away from president trump? host: does nancy pelosi run for re-election

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. >> and there's house democratic leader nancy pelosi giving her grade of president trump's first 100 days in office. she joins us now in the studio. leader pelosi, thank you for being here on "this week." >> thank you, thank you. >> we heard you give president trump an "f" minus. what is your grade for democrats during the first 100 days of the trump era? >> oh, my gosh, in terms of unity? 100% unified. that's how we were able to work with an outside mobilization channeling the energy of the american people to defeat their drastic, horrible health care bill. >> if you look at our latest abc news/"washington post" poll, two-thirds of the american people say the democratic party is out of touch. that is more than say president trump is out of touch. more than say republicans are out of touch. isn't the democratic party a bit of a mess? >> no, it isn't. the democratic party is doing fine. i would say my own critique of the democrats. we have walked the walk. we haven't talked the talk. all we do is fight for america's working families. against special interests. that the republicans rep

that's why nancy pelosi and her allies are pouring millions into his campaign. >> the truth is nancy friends are rolling ossoff's campaign. >> this is not a new strategy. republicans have been doing this since 2010 making nancy pelosi the villain, but they wouldn't keep doing it if it didn't work and it does get their base out. >> the candidate is trying not to get sucked into that. he's talking very much about compromise. >> local issues and the like. that race was as you mentioned, had the democrats won, it would have given them some confidence heading into 2018 even though we often over read the results of special election. nancy pelosi wants to be speaker again. can she get there? does the math work? she thinks. >> are there enough winnable races to take back the house? >> yes indeed. if it were today i feel very confident. >> this is also not a new talking point for nancy pelosi who said the democrats were going to win the house in 2012, 2014. but in every instance it was almost impossible for that to happen. i wouldn't necessarily take that as a statement. >> in any other organi

nancy pelosi/d/california: donald trump must release his tax returns!was the keynote speaker at the rally.joined by supervisor jane kimand san francisco native and author of the making of donald trump david k johnston.david cay johnson/author, the making of donald trumpdonald, russian bribes are not tax deductible thousands showed up with hand made signs.and one message. jessica redford/indivisible sf: we're here today to demand that trump show his tax returns. we want to know whether he has any conflict of interest or if there's anything else in his financial history that would basically disqualify him for roll of president.anca mosoiu/wants trump tax returns released: whether he's getting money from russia or has loans out in various countries where america has interest. what's happening now is there is a division between people that can get away with stuff and the rest of us. its just not right.allyson west/indvisible lake merritt: i feel that somebody who leads our country should be honest with the people that he or she should be serving and i'd be

it may lie in his ability to make nice with a democratic counterpart, nancy pelosi.o talk about just how important bipartisanship is for reform efforts. >> i hope we can find bipartisanship in washington so we can have appropriate test reform. we need it. david: we're joined now from our bureau in washington. ?hat is the relationship like >> the relationship is cordial and they get along but they are not friends. there are examples of them having worked together in the past, such as reaching a there has but so far, been very little overtures from paul ryan, especially to minority leader nancy pelosi. he will definitely need to work with her on the spending bill. avoiding a government shutdown. david: here we are to get this figured out before there is a government shutdown. said they do not want a government shutdown, as long as there are not any bills like trying toefund planned parentod, withdrawing shutdown's, insurance for low income people for other said theyocrats have are definitely against, some republican conservatives want. , catereither avoid those the bil

cautioning against increased power for donald trump and public ads warning of the return of speaker nancy pelosi contbutor of "time" magazine a, so there it is. it will be trump versus pelosi. >> at the risk of saying the entire election will be nationalize asked we know that's not necessarily true. it is not where you stand. it is where you sit of or the other way around in this case. i think everything in the era of trump is about trump to some degree. and trying to get policy through. even in washington it is almost impossible. i was skeptical. i saw ads still with pelosi. and knee 14. she is already out of power. you talk to these candidates. she is the most unpopular democrat. that's what 2018 could be about. >> you guys did a poll about the disenfranchisement. i would say this is what 2018 will be about. if you talk to focus that are rae republican, they are ones had will be less likely like nancy pelosi. a l of millennial voters w't know who she is. she was not reigning during their time. but they know they don't like donald trump. i think increasingly we'll be seeing, are the babyboomers

only you can stop the super liberal democrats and nancy pelosi's group. and in particular john ossoff. if you don't vote tomorrow, he will raise your taxes, destroy your health care and flood our

. >>> house minority leader, nancy pelosi, and white house chief of staff, reince priebus, and marco rubio will discuss the president's first 100 days on nbc's "meet the press." join moderator chuck todd this morning right here on nbc10 at 10:30. >>> and then a man fell while working on the stage at the museum. he is listed at stable condition. >>> more road closures are set to go into effect for tomorrow just for the start of the workweek. matt delucia shows us that and how the draft will affect philadelphia. he's live on the ben franklin parkway for us. >> reporter: the work continues behind me and if you talk to people that work and live around here, and some are happy, and they are thrilled that the nfl draft is coming later this week and you have others that are a little concerned and they are just tired of all the traffic detou detours. you can see some of the orange barrels there, and in the city, they are hoping this is the biggest and best draft yet, and even if it meets what chicago managed to do it will be big, because the windy city had 200,000 fans come, and that generat

i agree with nancy pelosi.>> i'm catholic. there are lots of people in my family who are pro life catholics. the issue is, what do -- what rights do they extend -- >> pro life democrats. >> yes. >> pro life democrats. which, of course, obviously, very important. tom, if you look at the polls. >> yeah. >> white, working class catholics have been the backbone of the democratic party for, you know, my god 100 years, so it is a critical constituency that both parties are fighting over, lately republicans have been winning it probably on this issue. in part. >> certainly i mean in part. i think this goes to show, though, that both parties are grappling as much as republicans are singing from the same sheet of music on policy in washington democrats are having their issues trying to resolve the schism that erupted in the party within the last election and both parties are in a little bit of disarray trying to feel their way around the current state of affairs in the political landscape. >> nick, we always saw republi

nancy pelosi say that president is expressing a sign of weakness with this wall. >> what is wrong with giving the president his money for a border wall in exchange for keeping obamacare fully functional and funded as a party that is important to you, what wrong with that kind of horse trading in washington. >> that scenario is the wall, president talks about how tall it is, who is going to pay for it and the rest of that, you have to understand this part of th the country, there is a community with the border going through it. the president, i think talking about this wall, is expressing a sign of weakness, saying i can bcan't control our borders i have to build a wall. liz: would nancy pelosi say that in front of families was the victims who were killed by criminal illegal immigrants, many deported multiple times. >> a four-time deported illegal il alien, just pulled up next to spencer and randomly blew his brains out. >> a classmate asked him for a ride home, his intent was to murder josh for his truck, he beat him, crushed his face and voice box. he strangled him, tortured him, tied

shimek should be calling and begging me to help him save obamacare along with nancy pelosi.oes that job work with democrats? >> chuck schumer has been working with donald trump for decades back in new york. the yankees used to that kind of bravado. i think he calls him the clown in chief early on when he got into office. i don't think that will wrestle any feathers it is par for the course the language donald trump uses. i don't think it smart. i'm not saying you have that down obviously. you're the press in the united states and where the minority party and we have to deal with that. what about the numbers to get a lot done without the help of republicans here. that language doesn't help anyone. lauren: there is some speculation that nancy pelosi has no incentive to avoid a government shut down and they might just let it happen? >> i don't know. i've heard that as well. the incentive is millions of employees who want them to go to work and also the hypocrisy. in 23rd 10, we use that nonstop as a point of contention about republicans and how they were behaving. it's not good

side. >> rob quist talks folksy, but his record is more nancy pelosi than montana. can you trust quist and pelosi with your money? >> are you at all concerned that you could play an outsized role, that if you're more unpopular in a specific district you could contribute to the loss of a democrat? >> well, when republicans put forth these ads it shows the bankruptcy of their own initiatives. they should be -- voters in their district want to know what they are going to do for them. but since you brought item, a u i'm glad you did, i think it is important for voters to know who the candidates will be voting with. will they be voting with paul ryan who wants to eliminate the guarantee of medicare? who has voted to privatize social security who is there to dismantle medicaid? and so it is not a question of the person, just as it isn't about the president. it is a question of the policy. so if you want to vote for someone like paul ryan, for speaker, and that is a vote to dismantle medicaid, a vote to eliminate the guarantee of medicare, medicare is a guarantee. you take

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on day one, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi came out and said, work with us on infrastructure. that is something we think we can find common ground on. that is something we all agree should be done as a way to repair our failing roads and bridges and mass transit and tunnels and water and sewer. it also creates jobs. of roomthere is a lot for common ground but the republicans have not taken this up on that. the problem solvers have said to the president, tax reform and infrastructure, we want to try and work together with you. host: does that put more pressure on the 22 republican members of the problem solvers in theto make that case republican conference? guest: i do not think there is pressure to put more on the democrats or republicans. i think we are all under pressure by the american people to get something done. they want us to get something done. i do not want to go back to my district and say, we cannot get anything done. democrats have a lot of russia because a lot of our base from the left is saying, to not work with trump! resist! therepublicans are getting same thi

does nancy pelosi think a strike against north korea is imminent or necessary? we will ask her live. from slamming judges to steam rolling a court, after another federal court decision not go the way he thinks it should. president trump in an interview says he wants to break up the ninth circuit. can he do that? >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> good evening. welcome to a special prime time edition of "the lead." we begin with breaking news in our politics lead. a new poll breaking right now finds president trump continues to hold the lowest approval rating of any modern president at this point in his presidency. 44% approve of the job president trump is doing so far. john king is at the magic wall for us. we have this comprehensive new poll looking at views of the president as we near this 100 day mark. break it down for us. >> it shows he is in tough with the american people. as you know, 44% approve of the job the president is doing, 54% disapprove. that's a historic low. 11 points lower than the previous low. that was bill clinton at this point bac

host: the "washington post" goes into what he was saying about, that nancy pelosi and chuck schumer haveejected the offer. a dollar for dollar match for wall funding and federal health care payments, negotiator wants the stopgap to keep government open by keeping spending flat, including money to keep the aca going. the president is hoping to open it up for negotiation in exchange for wall money. let's start with troy in nashville, tennessee, republican. troy, good morning. what you think? caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. if there is a government shutdown it is because the democrats are the party of no, dennis anyone thinks that c-span is independent, they need to see you are saying the shutdown will happen because of the border wall. that is total propaganda and that is the talking point that will be pushed. everyone who voted for trump is not listening to that. host: you just heard mick mulvaney saying it was a priority. caller: will obviously it's a priority, but democrats are becoming the party of no and they are going to be the ones who shut down the government, b

. >> reporter: nancy pelosi called the president's budgets miserable during a news conference and criticized his first 100 days in office. >> the grades are coming due for president trump after a starkly dismal first 100 days. budget, f. creating jobs, f. draining the swamp? f. healthcare, f minus. >> reporter: next week, the house could once again take up another hot button issue. a vote on a revised healthcare reform bill after house leaders delayed a vote on that newest plan yesterday. craig boswell, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> on the eve of his 100th day in office, president trump is in georgia where he delivered a keynote speech at the nra's annual meeting. ironically, no guns were allowed at the convention while the president was speakingment he thanked people in the crowd for their support and discussed gun rights. president trump is the first president since ronald reagan to address the nra's annual meeting. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi is facing a challenger from her san francisco district. attorney stephen jaffey cias he is going to make a 2018 bid. he worked as a volunte

for example, here is nancy pelosi explaining why the president wants the wall being built.esident his money for a border wall in exchange for a priority that is not his, keeping obamacare fully functional and funded as a priority that's important to you? what's wrong with that kind of horse trading in washington? >> what is wrong with it, that scenario, is the wall. the president talks about how tall it is, who is going to pay for it. and all the rest of that. but you have to understand this part of the country. there is a community with the border going through it the president, i think, talking about thi this is expressing a sign of weakness. he is saying i can't control our borders. i have to build a wall. ainsley: a community with a border going through it. brian: there are people who say i don't want this part of the wall going on my property. people going to be worked with at, dealt with on some way shape or form. some give because for the most part in certain areas of the country where it's on private property. that doesn't mean you don't build the whole thing and de

frequently, this is where nancy pelosi comes in with her argument. >> host: bill in florida, independent line, hi sean. >> caller: how are you all doing? might they, we spend a lot of time on things that really do not go. health care, it was a definition of something that needs to be nonprofit, i think healthcare would be fixed. as long as healthcare is a for-profit business, you will always have those problems. we're worried about a wall and people and drugs, i don't think no place has a better wall than the federal prison and if you go to any state or federal prison in the united states, i'm pretty sure you could walk in there and find drugs and weapons and all that stuff. telephones, that's not supposed to be there. if they can't stop them from going to prison, how are they going to stop them going in the country? it's a waste of time. why are we spending time on things we can change what the water system, has anybody done anything about that? is money being spent to do that? has trouble sign an executive order to get these kids where they can go with clean water and not have somethin

. >> i'm surprised he didn't reach out to chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, and say, let's get an infrastructure bill together. >> mike allen, thank you so much. axes. on tomorrow's show governor john kasic and mike bloomberg join the discussion. a joint interview with the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, senator bob corker and democratic member of that committee senator chris coons. come back. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >> thanks so much, mika. thanks, joe. good morning. i'm stephanie ruhle. we're talking budget battle. congress returns, as negotiations to avert a shutdown intensify with one key sticking point. >> the wall is, in my view, immoral, expensive, unwise. >> this as the trump team sends mixed signals as to how hard they will push for that wall. >> as long as the president's priorities are adequately reflected and there's enough as far as flexibility for the border wall and border security, we will be okay with that. >> 100 days, trump now blasting the milestone as ridiculous, as he plans a week of executive orders and public events ending with

nancy pelosi/d/california: donald trump must release his tax returns!eynote speaker at the rally.joined by supervisor jane kimand san francisco native and author of the making of donald trump david k johnston.david cay johnson/author, the making of donald trumpdonald, russian bribes are not tax deductible thousands showed up with hand made signs.and one message. jessica redford/indivisible sf: we're here today to demand that trump show his tax returns. we want to know whether he has any conflict of interest or if there's anything else in his financial history that would basically disqualify him for roll of president.anca mosoiu/wants trump tax returns released: whether he's getting money from russia or has loans out in various countries where america has interest. what's happening now is there is a division between people that can get away with stuff and the rest of us. its just not right.allyson west/indvisible lake merritt: i feel that somebody who leads our country should be honest with the people that he or she should be serving and i'd be willing t

nancy pelosi today talked about how she had to help change federal actually to allow federal funds to be used on the project. she and senators boxer and feinstein worked hard in 2012 to amend federal law to allow federal funds are to flow in but it's quite an interesting mishmash of different places where the money is coming from. >> and taken decades to even get started. melissa caen reporting live from crissy field, thank you. >>> a fire tore through a homeless encampment in oakland killing a dog and destroying five tents. it broke out around 7:30 a.m. below interstate 880 at the 22nd avenue overcrossing. a viewer sent us photos. everyone living there got out safely. but the flames damaged their personal property. crews got the fire under control within 15 minutes. later, a pillar of the overpass had scorch marks and caltrans was sending inspectors. more than a dozen people were living at the encampment. investigators believe outdoor cooking started the fire. >>> it will be a unique easter celebration after a church after nearly a century, the cross on top of the church had to come

first of all, nancy pelosi, get your party in line. give me a break.his heinous hellhole that is spiraling out of control happened under president obama. this moment for president trump -- we may disagree on this, charlie, but i believe that america has a responsibility to do something. >> he's come out and talked about leaving bashar al-assad in office essentially. >> right now. >> i cannot -- anyone should get on twitter and look at what's happening to babies getting their skin burned off by chemical weapons at the moment. we have a responsibility to do something. >> what do you want president trump to do? >> send in aid, commit to the removal of bashar al-assad, stop being okay with the fact that russia is aiding and abet, and bombing hospitals in aleppo. i truly believe this is going to be this generation's holocaust. sitting back, playing politics, all the blaming you're talking about, especially with nancy pelosi, gabbert, it's a shame and embarrassment, and the legacy of this your children will feel forever. >> that's across two presidents, pres

grassley and nancy well, first of all pelosi. all the senators having their reform packages out there. there was a lot of debate, what appropriate in terms of waivers, so that we can work a solution. i actually heard mr. schumer waivers for his constituents in new york who are orking for the airline industry. he also wanted -- please, i hope i can say this because schumer said it, mutilation of clitoris girls coming into the country. kinds of waivers were on the table for him. e also wanted some other waivers, but i won't go into those. ut mr. rubio was not -- he was like in the background. nd we saw here in florida, we thought we had gotten rid of him because he was not being hopb eftd with the immigration here.ion host: okay. because we're running out of time, what would you like to guest, m our specifically? caller: i want them to say we and the senators were to go back to the table and talk about that all over again, even be a possibility at this point? host: okay. thanks. >> the caller was referring to reform debate where se

it's nancy pelosi. the figures for the other side.e and to your earlier point about does it matter to regular people, i don't think there's an idea about ideology and whether he's being pulled one way or the other by insiders is what people are interested in. they elected -- i heard you say this earlier, they elected a man knowing that he's very flexible idealogically. >> where do you think i got that line, amy? i knew i should have credited you. you said that today. he doesn't have the voting record that he has to worry about, that maybe i'm not inconsistent. >> that's right. that's what voters are looking for. they were able to tlut the c -- throughout the campaign, he says he's going to fight for you but outsourced jobs. he says he's a successful businessman but he had these bunk -- bankruptcies. for partisan republicans, established republicans, said i don't know about this populism or nationalism but i like the other stuff he's saying. maybe we'll see that in him. that's what they want. they want to see because he's different, be

nancy pelosi/d/california: donald trump must release his tax returns!oman nancy pelosi was the keynote speaker at the rally.joined by supervisor jane kimand san francisco native and author of the making of donald trump david k johnston.david cay johnson/author, the making of donald trumpdonald, russian bribes are not tax deductible thousands showed up with hand made signs.and one message. jessica redford/indivisible sf: we're here today to demand that trump show his tax returns. we want to know whether he has any conflict of interest or if there's anything else in his financial history that would basically disqualify him for roll of president.anca mosoiu/wants trump tax returns released: whether he's getting money from russia or has loans out in various countries where america has interest. what's happening now is there is a division between people that can get away with stuff and the rest of us. its just not right.allyson west/indvisible lake merritt: i feel that somebody who leads our country should be honest with the people that he or she should be s

he is nancy pelosi with a cowboy hat. he's raw on immigration. he wants the whole country to be a sanctuary country. he's calling for 90% income tax rates. he wants massive cuts in our military. at a time when clearly we have problems around the world. >> melissa: one of the biggest issues on the slate around the country is health care. i know that your opponent is looking for more of a single payor health care system that's more social aids than what we have now. what is the general sentiment in your state about healthcare? >> well, let's face it. obamacare is in a death spiral. in montana, we've seen massive increases in premiums while deductibles keep going up. it needs to be repealed and replaced. and at least for me, as i go to represent the people of montana, we've got to make sure we bring premiums down and we preserve rural access. my opponent, again, he's doubling down on the failure and saying we should go to 100% government paid healthcare. >> melissa: he would say that the way to solve the problems you just talked about, the fact that

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two weeks ago schumer and nancy pelosi were drawing that line. both sides seem to have come off of that sticking point that leaves us with a cost payment sharing issue, has not been finalized the way that the law has. it is one of those issues that looks like we are getting resolution, still the other issues hanging out there. >> with regard to the negotiations, who is at the table, who are the key people you are watching? he said president trump and his team were not particularly help offering the wall demand late last week. now that trump is out it is the top members, the top roof a look in and talk democrat on the appropriations committee in the ones that are most involved in writing the deal but the leadership also as well. >> the funding of the wall issue is a big development, there had been talk yesterday, lawmakers trying to punch, delay it for another week to give congress time, the house returning and the senate yesterday from a more time to negotiate. how likely is that now question mark >> i do not rule that out. verbiage thathe the le

it was nancy pelosi who allowed left wing outside activist groups to make congressional ethics complaintsall this crazy necessary is debunked by obama national intelligence director clearp, former acting cia director mike morell an and adam schiff. michael flynn, national security advisor gone, because among other things, his name unmasked improperly if not illegally by susan rice. attorney general jeff sessions, a man of the highest hon year and integrity who sat across the table from a russian just like nancy pelosi did has recused himself from overseeing an f.b.i. inquiry in. in spite of the fact there is by all accounts absolutely no evidence of any collusion that democratic spiteful united front against the president simply complained and nunes went south. what is wrong with the republicans? even f.b.i. director jim comey reportedly not cooperating with anyone, now he's on his own. hillary clinton and her husband were cashing in on the sale of u.s. uranium to russia. money, cash, was actually crossing hand. where was the republican outrage, the hearings, the demand for recusals, the

>> well, for me, of course, in the house it is nancy pelosi. nationally, tom perez, but, of course, we have great leaders and i do consider bernie sanders a leader. listen, i don't think it's -- the labeling isn't what is important. what's important are the values and what we're fighting for. >> and the lightning rod of a president obama or former president obama, he's going to be coming out publicly in chicago, giving a speech at the university of chicago. we saw in the earlier part of the show a phone call he had with the french candidate, macron, for the french elections. do you think president obama could come out jumping back into politics instead of being a goodwill ambassador, be more of the type of leader you need to take a trump head on? >> well, i think what the president obama's going to do and hopefully he'll be doing as he travels around the country is helping us win back state legislature and governorships and getting the redistricting situation, one where democrats can start winning seats. >> and so the one thing i want to ask yo

nancy pelosi is simply a party hack.t the democrats want to hang onto the hispanic vote and opposing the wall is a way to do it. >> on behalf of many hispanics i know, they're offended. not all hispanics are for open borders. not all hispanics are for illegal immigration? i lived in texas. it's mixed. you have blended families. i spent a lot of time in florida, it's mixed. this idea that if you're black you belong to the democrats are 0 if you're hispanics you belong to the democrat or if you're women you belong to the democrat is offensive and should be offensive to americans. stuart: i'm sorry i offended you with the statement. >> you never offend, mr. varney. stuart: bernie sanders over the weekend, i'm going to say he took a shot the democrats. watch this. >> what is clear to anyone who looks at where the democratic party today is, that the model of the democratic party is failing. clearly the democratic party has got to change and in my view, what it has got to become is a grass roots party, a party which makes deci

it was insensitive and inappropriate the anne frank center and house minority leader nancy pelosi are calling for spicer to be fired for today's comment. (pam)in sacramento. . . a police officer is on paid leave after beating a man .. all over a reportedly minor offense.you can see here. . . cell phone video of the officer taking him down.it happened in del paso heights on monday evening. . . nandi cain junior was originally stopped for jay-walking along cypress street. . . a few blocks from his apartment. after asking the officer why he was stopped. . . .cain says it was not long before the situation intensified.cain ended up with a swollen face. . . and spent the night in jail.in a press release. . . the sacramento police department said by removing his jacket. . . the officer felt cain was "posturing for a fight." "he said take your hands out of your pocket. drop your weapon. i took off my jacket to let him know i don't have anything."officials say an investigation is underway and that the officer's actions did not fall within protocol.the officer involved could be facing criminal

congresswoman nancy pelosi was keynote speakerjoined by supervisor jane kim and others.e sf: we're here today to demand that trump show his tax returns. we want to know whether he has any conflict of interest or if there's anything else in his financial history that would basically disqualify him for roll of president.in san francisco, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. in santa rosa a call came through from worried parents to santa rosa police that their teen daughter was allegedly held against her will and raped inside this apartmentthey arrested her boyfriend 28-year-old norman tapia.he faces one felony count of domestic battery, false imprisonment, and unlawful sex with a minor. but neighbors were stunned by the allegations. they say in the last month they've only seen the reverse of the story. santa rosa police say tapia had an outstanding warrant for an arrest out of scotts valley for forcible rape of the same victim. in santa rosa ella sogomonian kron 4 news. ((justine/live)) coming up... more rain is making it's way to the bay area... as we take this live look at city

it's getting hot in washington because house minority leader nancy pelosi is demanding president trump fire white hou press secretary sean spicer for this comment. >> we didn't use chemical weapons in world war ii. you know, you had a -- someone who is difficult spencer christianable as hitler who didn't sink to using chemical weapons. i think when you come to sarin gas, he was not using the gas on his own people the same way that assad is doing. >> pelosi says he must go and we have a lot more on this exploding controversy later in the er. but we begin with this breaking news. secretary of state rex tillerson is in moscow tonight and the burning question, will he meet with russian president vladimir putin or not? tillerson said he would meet, but will putin? meanwhile, more trouble with putin, usa today accusing russia meaning putin on covering up the gruesome attack. blasting support for bashar al-assad. >> i think it is clear to all of us that the reign of the assad family is coming to an end. i hope that what the russian government concludes is that they have aligned themselves wit

where two weeks ago schumer and nancy pelosi were drawing that line. so both sides seem to have come off of that very big sticking point, that leaves us with a bunch of -- with still the cost payment sharing issue hasn't been finalized the way that the wall apparently has. but it's one of those issues that looks like we're getting to a resolution. still the other issues hanging out there. >> with regard to the negotiations, who's at the table? who are the key people you're watching? reporter: it appears to be one of the things that schumer said is, basically they wanted to get the president out of the negotiations. he said that president trump and his team weren't particularly helpful in particular with offering the wall demand late last week. so now that trump is out, it's essentially the top members, the top republican and top democrat on the appropriations committees in both the house and senate, are the ones who are most involved in writing the deal. obviously the leadership is as well. >> clearly the funding of the wall issue is a big development.

you were brave. >> there's several members who do. >> but nancy pelosi isn't one of them. nancy pelosi wanted them to come back into session so they could constrain this president so that they could criticize this president, and i've got to say, i'm -- i'm with you, jane, on the question of whether or not this is part of a strategy, but i do give enormous amount of credit to the professionalism of someone like h.r. mcmaster. >> so do i. i totally agree with you. >> and jim mattis who is our secretary of defense, they have some terrific, terrific people staffing up the nsc. they are too slow, but they are putting together a strategy, and frankly, i am happier that they don't roll something out and posture and actually think this through and do it seriously. >> bill, final word? >> i agree with that, but i think they should force the debate in congress. it would healthy for the country because otherwise we'll speculate about the internal machinations of the trump administration. ful people say we should be more constrained in dealing with poison gas attacks than president tr