>> nancy pelosi speaks a lot of garbage regularly.r heard some nonsense as what we heard come out of her mouth today. someone needs to give nancy pelosi a clear lesson on what a world without the united states of america looks like. it's a world where north korea invades south korea. where war maybe nuclear breaks out in the middle east. russia rebuilds the soviet empire. terrorists act with impunity. and terrorists in north africa run around even more mercilessley than they * do. where cat his mic -- where cat c disasters have no response. trish: we were angering the world by doing so, that started to shift, and i think the majority of americans -- this is part of the reason why donald trump was elected, feel very different think now. they say the last 8 years didn't work. it gave rice to isis. and no we don't need to spend money in silly ways. but we need to make sure we have the might to back up our words. what is it that nancy pelosi does not get about that? >> i wish i knew. and i want to say that i'm speaking to you not just as

the next two or three years, that is my prediction, i think that election next year may not fall nancy pelosi. how dare anyone blame nancy elosi we lost four national elections this year, she worked harder than anybody in getting right candidate necessary place, for this ney particular party, why should she bear the burden? fault if we lose. leader, shetstanding understands, more than anything else, we need -- there is change and no two ways about it, you can't deny it. if nancy good for us is in denial, she's not in denial. but she is not the scapegoat for the failures of the total party, she should not be. plenty of calls waiting for congressman bill pascrell. exas to the republican line, barbara, good morning. caller: good morning. guest: good morning, barbara. like to would just know how the democrats think they're going to win anything them doing right now is obstructing everything? sorry.i'm caller: they get obstructed, they try to do that, democrats it, on struct it. people who voted for trump were change, for progress, all we've seen the democrats doing is holding up everything. you l

demand... ...and get $3 off your first order >>> any moment now on capitol hill, top house democrat nancy pelosi will be speaking out. she's expected to call out house republican leaders for what she calls their, quote, failure to investigate trump and his administration when it comes to possible collusion with russia. pelosi now calling for an outside independent commission to look into the disruption of the u.s. election. we will monitor that and bring you the very latest. >>> back with me now to discuss, tara palmieri. lynn sweet from the washingt"wa sun times." lynn, first to you. pelosi came out yesterday calling trump junior's meeting cold, hard evidence the trump family and his campaign colluded. what more can we expect to hear today? >> we'll probably hear her reinforce her call for independent counsel saying you need outside sources to look at connecting the dots to what happened. special counsel bob mueller is looking for crimes. he has a different mission. he might not care about knowing the details of the story. if he concludes that there was no crime, for example, in the meeting, he

chuck schumer and senate and nancy pelosi in the house released their new slogan.drum roll, please, a better deal, better skills, better jobs, better wages. i saw sonline. sound look a papa john's commercial. better ingredients, better pizza. what do you make of the slogan. better deal. belter jo better jobs, better wages. >> the democratic party fought for a better future for every boat, fighting during the social security debate in the 30s. the medicare medicaid debate of the 60s. during the debate on affordable care act under president obama. always fighting for a better future for everyone. not just a few at the top. that's what senator schumer and, nancy pelosi and all democrats are talking about. what we stand for. we are fighting for you. we want to make sure that health care is right for all not a privilege for a few. we want to make sure you have a good job that pays a middle-class wage. dignity of work is about being able to retire with dignity. about being able to work a 40 hour week and go and watch your kids, at the, at the, at the school play. or, or

house minority leader nancy pelosi and other members of the democratic women's working group responded to comments about sexual assault on college campuses. the comments were made by candace jackson, head of the education department's office for civil rights, who told "the new york times" that 90% of accusations made on campus were made because of alcohol and bad breakups. ms. jackson later apologized for her comments. >> thank you everyone for being here to join us to talk about title ix protections for students across our country. leader pelosi, thank you for being here, you have been a tireless advocate on this issue throughout your career. representative frankel, thank you for your leadership, you have led this group to confront tough and important issues we have been facing here. i want to thank all of my colleagues, as well. under title ix law, schools are legally required to remedy hostile educational environments. after years of reports from students that their schools were not responding appropriately to cases of sexual assault, the department made a push in the last few years

thank you to nancy pelosi, to leadership, to the and to all of us gathered here. there is a simple message you. we are not going back. we're not going back to neanderthal thinking. we're not going back to myths promoted by those who don't know the facts. colleges arein either sexually assaulted or an attempt of sexual assault is made upon them while they are there. 13% of lgbt members and 6% of men. as the leader said, this is an epidemic. six years ago, i took my daughter on college course -- college tours. every orientation, the first question asked by parents was, how safe is the school? in orientation, when she went to college, what kind of safety measures do you have in place? republican and democratic errands want to make sure their children are going to schools that have a good record of addressing the issue of sexual assault. apologized,son has but let me share with you what she has said. she said that 90% of investigations fall in the ,ategory of "we were both drunk and six months later the man finds out she is being d."he is being charged and those of th

an excerpt from politico about nancy pelosi and house democrats. " the path for leadership elections is not theirs, says congressman villa of texas who wrote last week -- only an idiot would think democrats could win back the house with the lucy in charge. -- pelosi in charge. the decision to go or stay is her decision. that's an unacceptable outcome to some of her sharpest detractors, including congressman seth moulton, democratic massachusetts. as a leader isi to accept more losses and 2018. 20 to start winning elections and start making changes to make sure we can do so now." do you agree? guest: i think there was not much to this criticism. haveryan and nancy pelosi bad approval ratings, but republicans are not wringing their hands over if they should get rid of paul ryan. it does not mean people are getting persuaded. it appeals to a part of their own base that hates nancy pelosi and has been told for years and foxs by rush limbaugh and she is a villain. there is not much evidence that an undecided voter is going to make up their mind based on who the house minority leader is. t

see the full interview of ken wayne with nancy pelosi tomorrow night at 7:30 pm on ktvu plus which airsfter the 7:00 news. >>> a day to remember the victims of the shooting rampage in san francisco and we show you this memorial for the three ups workers that were killed in a shooting last month. >>> the amazon black friday in july sale begins today and we have more on the prime day deals from amazon and how you can get it on the savings hours before anyone else. else. >>> welcome back, it is 5:22 am. >>> the uc berkeley study says that the smell of food can make you gain weight and going to the restaurant just smelling what is cooking in the kitchen can trigger your appetite. uc berkeley researchers studied three groups of mice that ate the same food and those with a strong sense of smell gained the most weight but those with the least amount of smell gained the least amount of weight showing that proves that that affects your brain when it comes to the appetite and metabolism. >>> there is a way to get through airport security screening faster to pay more money, opening the tsa pre- ch

from nancy pelosi. >> is going to be very, very exciting. we have to pass the bill so you can find out what's in it.

from the house minority leader, nancy pelosi, i am concerned by changes in system by republicans that give the g.o.p. leadership the sole power to originate

nancy pelosi, more than six months into the congress republicans have no infrastructure bill, no budget, no tax reform and no jobs agenda

chuck schumer says that is a relief to him, and house minority leader nancy pelosi says now congress will finally pivoted to the work to update and improve the affordable care act and to a lower american

keep america safe but nancy pelosi says they are trying to incite violence with this proposed budget. >> we took an oath to protect and defend whatever the mission is, whatever we need as president kennedy said, fight any file but that is not the point of this. this is supposed to be a budget that prevents the spread of violence. instead they have a budget that

. >>> nancy pelosi is a familiar and outspoken name in the bay area in politics but the fact that she is a devout catholic has led to a surprising confession about thoughts about president trump. >> i pray to the president, so there are some things, strengths that you draw upon. we are hoping for the will being of him and his family, but also for the good of our country.>> we sat down with the house minority leader and the longtime bay area politician to talk about a wide range of issues from the first days in san francisco to arise as speaker of the house. nancy pelosi says she prays for the president but has strong words for the colleagues across the aisle. >> i say to my republican friends, take back your party because this is not who you are. the grand old party has made so many great contributions to our country and it has been hijacked by this radical right-wing. >> she goes on to explain her thoughts on possible impeachment proceedings against president trump and her chances of becoming speaker once again after the midterm elections. you can see the full interview of ken wayne

you heard nancy pelosi say it was not justified. >> it would be medium problematic. it wouldn't be the first time people who meet a lot of foreigners have to update their forms. the difference is, for kushner is you were asking a fairly specific set of questions and a meeting with russian nationals, particularly one identified in this e-mail as being a representative of the russian government, whether she was or wasn't, would seem to be something that would stand out. the same issue has come up in some ways for the attorney general who also left off security clearance form. he said on the advice of council, meetings he took while he was senator and in that capacity. it's a harder argument to make in jared kushner's kals. the bigger issue isn't what was on the form, what wasn't on the form, what was in the phone call or not. it's going to be the fundmental fact that the e-mail that invited everybody to this meeting said this was material on hillary clinton being supplied by a -- the russian court, essentially, the russian government. that's what should have set off al

type nancy pelosi in the search bar. speaker ryan is set to hold his briefing this morning at 11:30, just a few minutes from now. we plan to have that live on c-span. while we wait to get that under way, we want to get you caught up with health care in the senate. we spoke with a capitol hill reporter watching that debate as it plays out. g out -- bring us up to speed. where are they? an

nancy pelosi is patting herself on the back? >> i am a master ledge lay tore. degree. i feel very glad about the support i have in my caucus. caucus.rob. todd: when will america get to see that side of her. heather: taking violence against ms-13. did that really happen? a fair and balanced debate coming up. todd: campus craziness taken to a whole new level. apparently being smart is now a microaggression? isn't that the point of college? i don't know anymore. carlie shimkus though she knows. she is here with the online backlash. ♪ got to keep your head up ♪ whoa, whoa ♪ let your hair down ♪ and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends, three jobs... you're like nothing can replace brad. then liberty mutual calls... and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement™, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. poallergies?reather. stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip in

>> abby: nancy pelosi has to be the greatest gift for republicans.ll in the elections coming you should make sure that she stays there as long as possible. also chuck schumer. she is a big part of the problem, so much is about herself and what she needs to be there. a disconnect between what the democratic party needs right now coming onto the right messaging, the right people. >> kennedy: she does not understand the schism between progressives and established democrats. >> kevin: we say this all the time that we should leave chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, they are toxic, but the party is toxic. getting new people in there that's really are going to try to bridge the gap between us, because they never reach across the aisle to the better side. we are constantly reaching across. we need to get rid of these people. >> harris: that such a good point that you make, if we are going to see anybody come together. you need fresh blood. otherwise, melissa, one or have happened? >> melissa: she sounds exactly like hillary clinton. that's all you need to know, th

that is from nancy pelosi's op-ed this morning.huck schumer also with one nancy pelosi in the boston post. want to hear from you, the democrats another country. what the think the democratic party stands for? washington, go ahead. .aller: thank you very much in the past i always voted democratic because they have always been -- they need cooperation and unity. the last tell you election, i was disgusted with both. clinton and trump campaign with all of the slurs against each other. division, quit the the citizens of the u.s. and have a bipartisan go to. democrat,publican or we need unity globally. we all want clean water and sustainable food to eat. democrats and republicans want a safe, warm place to live and raise a family. all of us want something productive and purposeful to do. -- : on twitter today on the day that democrats are announcing their new agenda, the new better deal agenda. want to hear from democrats only . what do you think the democratic party stands for? ebony, georgia. i think they stand for the people as oppos

expensive is this weakness by the democrats undermining house leadership how strong you think nancy pelosi is. oh i think very strong if there is any proponent of universal health care among democratic leaders in the house or the senate it's nancy pelosi and when i was in congress word was passed down to me that my public option bill which got eighty eight co-sponsors in two weeks to expand medicare to open it to everybody who was willing to pay for it a very simple concept in. for page bill the word came down to me that was our next step unfortunately lost power to the republicans and we haven't gone back yet all right but the next step is in fact to open up medicare establish a public option for everybody who will pay for it and then gradually lower the age of qualification so that ultimately we do have universal health care and i'd love to hear schumer and palosi have a press conference and say just that because i think that's what the ninety one would be nice alan grayson great to have you with us thank you for your time tonight. the news keeps getting worse for soon the network is bei

ryan, you may recall, challenged nancy pelosi to be the house minority leader earlier this year. thank goodness he lost and house liberals returned her to her job. i think ryan would be well along in collecting democrats to their blue collar union roots and may be sitting on special election wins right now, not an unbroken record of losses since president trump took office. president trump knows this area of the country and this demographic was crucial to his victory in 2016 and his base of support even today which is why, come tuesday, president trump will be back again in northeast ohio at the ka velly center in youngstown, to be specific, at 4:00 p.m. on tuesday. >> welcome congressman tim ryan and go eagles, good to see you. >> blue pride, hugh, thanks. >> congressman, do you think there's a single democrat not named joe biden who could fill the cavelli center who can fill it like president trump will fill it on tuesday? >> i'm sure barack obama probably could. that probably will be it at this point. >> what does that say about -- by the way, do you think those people who wil

it has been hijacked by this radical right-wing. >> nancy pelosi goes on to explain her thoughts on possible impeachment proceedings against trump and her chances of becoming speaker once again after the midterm elections. see the ken wayne full interview with congresswoman pelosi tomorrow night at 7:30 pm on ktvu plus after the 7:00 news. >>> firefighters battling over a dozen wildfires across the state and after the break some the biggest buyers in the helping sent from the departments in the bay area. >>> a warm weekend for many folks but we have a pulled out in the forecast as we check in with our meteorologist on the details on what to expect in the upcoming work week. >>> welcome back. >>> there are 14 big wildfires burning in california right now with the biggest the wall fire in view county. -- in view county. >> it is burned 56 acres and 35% contain and they had had a tough time gaining ground due to the tough conditions in high temperatures. >> crews from alameda county, san francisco, piedmont, albany, hayward and fremont left for the fire lines and the marin county sheriff's offi

we're going to hear from nancy pelosi, next. >> democrats love to talk about ousting president trumpce. this week, one congressman took action. brad sherman from california filed the first articles of impeachment. house minority leader nancy pelosi typically cautions hers party against impeachment talk but how to now she seems open to the idea. >> in is evidence, clear evidence, we need to know more and we should note close that path. i have always been reluctant because i think impeachment is something that really has an impact on the country, so when the facts are clear, the law is certainly clear, when the facts are clear, then this congress will make a decision in that regard. >> another prominent democrat like jesse jackson are still trying to invalidate the election. >> let -- fool you, we worked last year, we won the election.c it was stolen. >> stop talking to people off set. we have a show to do. [laughter] lisa, 2018 midterms are going to be the impeachment election. democrats are talking about impeachment on election night when trump got elected. i am anot looking forward

how can they even use the word treason in you have got nancy pelosi and the rest of them.ancy pelosi said after these latest revelations it's clear we suffered a desecration of our democracy conclusion has been proven. >> collusion is not a crime unless it's committing a criminal act. but the treason thing upsets me. when we with wrote our constitution the british were using treason broadly against their kings. so the writers of the constitution put a very narrow definition of treason. it is waging war against the united states. it's inconceivable that anybody with knowledge of the constitution or american history would argue a private citizen by securing information from for a campaign created treason. we ought to stop talking about it. we are miseducating american people. we are mix educating young people. young people could to me and say is it really treason? young people are looking at the constitution these days. a kid asked me about the emollients clause. she thought it was a facial cream. so we are going to learn a lesson. but it's so dangerous to democracy to throw

host: looking at nancy pelosi, who spoke yesterday on one of the news shows. she said on sunday that it was an important for democrats to win the midterm elections in 2018 -- it was unimportant. important is is that we have a lively debate on a better deal. what do you think about that message? guest: i think folks always want to make sure they are not setting the bar too high for themselves. lot to pick up in a midterm year when democrats do not have their voters turn out as much. they have done worse every single midterm and the past few years and do better in the presidential. folks do not want to set themselves up for winning back the house as the only metric of success in 2018. but i think it is illustrative when you look across at all the different places we need to win. talking folks have been about the 2016 election and russian hacking and other things, but if you look at the last 10 years, democrats have averaged up and down the ballot, and that is not limited to donald trump. they started losing in 2010, and it has been going lower and lower since th

and i know you spoke with nancy pelosi earlier this week. and she is working on a plan on how to present democrats in the trump era. what is her plan? >> well, we're waiting to see what the plan is. and she got a bit ticked off at me a couple weeks ago, saying, democrats don't have a plan. and how she is responsible for some of the problems democrats have. not all of them. and she said, well, we're coming out with one. and she likened it to this era to when george bush was president and started his second term. high-level popularity. both houses of congress. but the democrats went and she asked steve jobs and other people -- how do we rebrand ourselves? you have to know who you are. so democrats then sort of researched and came up with some ideas. that's the process they're in now. they're going to start rolling out some stuff soon. >> did she give a sense of who they're talking to? rural voters? >> they're talking to rural voters, people who have left the party. they need to bring black voters in. black voters did not vote for hillary clint

we are going live to nancy pelosi who is leading a meeting of democrats on health care. >> we acknowledge their great service to our country. doug elmendorf, dean of the john f. kennedy school of government. teresa miller, insurance commissioner an honor to have you here. gary cohn very similar to the capital. former deputy administrator center for medicare and medicaid services. to our distinguished witnesses coming your testimony today is very important to s. because the marketplace is essential to the success in good health of the american people. it is my privilege not to call to order our hearing action now updating and improving the affordable care act to lower costs and ensure options for families. democrat take great pride in the success of the aca lowering costs them are protecting health and financial situated families. cover more than 20 million. but that is just the beginning of it. we talk about the additional names. that is important. what is also important are the over 100 million people in the 350 million people who have expanded and if it in one access under the affordabl

i know there are people who want to colleen and say nice things about nancy pelosi but i feel there are half of the colors that don't want to call in and say nice things -- half of the callers that don't want to call in and say nice things about nancy pelosi. i know you did not invite me on here to let everyone share their opinions about all things pelosi. let's keep the calls to the founding fathers and how much we all love america. if you're not feeling the love this morning about all things pelosi, maybe you want to just hold your call for now. >> who is a better cook, your mom or your dad? pelosi: you are going to start a family fight on the fourth of july. the fourth of july in our family is among the most sacred of all events. my mother owns fourth of july and my father owns thanksgiving. they read the declaration of independence and all that. and that is kind of sacrilegious and my family to not be with my family on the fourth of july. so i may be disowned for that. family,nd, speaking of my husband is dutch and he became an american citizen. which means he had to renounce his ow

it had both sides of the aisle, including nancy pelosi calling for unity. y, pelosi is calling republicans enablers saying quote they are joining on the quote russian assault in democracy. >> in the months, again, as he celebrate the courage of our founders, republicans in congress have become enablers of the trump russia assault on our democracy. liz: let's bring in radio talk show host lawrence jones. good to see you, lawrence. >> hey, liz. liz: we have breaking news. we're getting an update on steve scalise's condition. he does remain hospitalized. he underwent surgery today for the management of deep tissue infection related to his bullet wounds, and he's been upgraded to fair condition. will require careful monitoring to see if and when further interventions are necessary. we have california democrat congressman filed articles of impeachment against president trump. but, lawrence, aside from his cosponsor texas congressman al green, no other democrat's backing the effort, including nancy pelosi. they oppose it. >> well, this whole talk about impeachment

we will hear from nancy pelosi next. >> one congressman took action.rad sherman filed the first article of impeachment. house minority leader nancy pelosi cautioned her party against impeachment talk but now seems open to the idea. >> there is evidence. clear evidence that we need to know more. we should not close that path. i have always been reluctant. i think impeachment is something that impacts the country. when the facts are clear, the law is certainly clear. when the facts are clear, then this congress will make a decision. >> and jackson is trying invalidate the election. >> we worked last year. we won the election! it was stolen. >> okay. lisa, democrats talk about impeachment when trump got elected. i am not looking forward to. it i think it's a losing message for democrats. if you see anything from the special elections it doesn't resonate with voters. >> they always have been fund-raising. in the georgia special election john did not mention president trump once. there was a reason for that. look, they have been trying to undermine the pres

how can they even use the word treason in you have got nancy pelosi and the rest of them.ancy pelosi said after these latest revelations it's clear we suffered a desecration of our democracy conclusion has been proven. >> collusion is not a crime unless it's committing a criminal act. but the treason thing upsets me. when we with wrote our constitution the british were using treason broadly against their kings. so the writers of the constitution put a very narrow definition of treason. it is waging war against the united states. it's inconceivable that anybody with knowledge of the constitution or american history would argue a private citizen by securing information from for a campaign created treason. we ought to stop talking about it. we are miseducating american people. we are mix educating young people. young people could to me and say is it really treason? young people are looking at the constitution these days. a kid asked me about the emollients clause. she thought it was a facial cream. so we are going to learn a lesson. but it's so dangerous to democracy to throw

lisa, the last four is 0-4. >> what do the policies get nancy pelosi on her party?toric margins throughout the past eight years. three elections since 2010 when she lost the house. majority and the house democrats netted a single seat. obamacare cost democrats 5.8 percentage points at the polls. i think what you heard from nancy pelosi is someone who is insecure about her position. she saw the most defectors she saw in november. 63 voted for tim ryan. there is a big diversity of opinion in the democratic party. there is anything but. you look at more than 1/3 of the individuals representing the democratic party in the house come from three states, new york, california, massachusetts. 2/3 come from the east coast and west coast. you see a party very much disconnected from average americans from mainstream americans out there in the hartland and the democratic party is out of touch with them. >> shannon: what do you make the folks who say listen, we love it and hope nancy pelosi doesn't go anywhere we can tie her to every democratic candidate we can because they think

. >>> still to come, emotional moments for house minority leader nancy pelosi, what she had to say about three ups workers killed in san francisco last month. >> break down. i don't know. >> father's search for his son today renewed. >> and how thousands of people in santa cruz honored the man who invented the wet suit. >> and changes in the weather. live towards san francisco from treasure island. the forecast and the rest of the news coming up after a break. night sky... th . >>> frightening scene in london tonight. a fire lit up the night's sky. a popular tourist attraction packed with shops, food andvenedders. firefighters had it -- and vendors. firefighters had it out in a couple hours. three weeks ago a fire at an apartment building killed 80 people. >>> public memorial for three ups drivers gunned down in san francisco last month. 300 people gathered at city hall for a public day of remembrance. the shootings happened june 14. three men were killed. enson louie, wayne chan, and michael lefiti. and then gunman took his own life. tonight a dance choir performed and leadurs of the te

thank you to our leader, nancy pelosi. to susan davis, the ranking member of higher ed and ed and workforce, to the dwg leadership, and all of us gathered here. there's a real simple message here. we are not going back. we are not going back to neanderthal thinking. we're not going back to myths that are promoted by those that don't know the facts. 20% of coeds in colleges are either sexually assaulted or an attempt of sexual assault is made upon them. while they're there. 13% of lgbt members and 6% of men. as the leader said, this is an epidemic. six years ago, i took my daughter on college tours. every orientation we went to, the very first question asked by parents was, how safe is this school? in orientation, when she went to college, what kind of safety measures do you have in place? republican parents and democratic parents want to make sure that their children are going to schools that have a good record of addressing the issue of sexual assault. now, candice jackson has apologized. but let me share with you what sh

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economic growth next year, we're in danger of having speaker nancy pelosi in 2019. liz: looking at insurance stocks today all down more than 1%. uniteunitedhealth higher, karl rove is joining me now. great to have you on. >> i think that republicans were better off passing a bill, even if it was imperfect as long as it was moving in the right direction, incremental progress, come back and keep working at it. but that would be better than where they are, which not taking up something in the senate. i agree with the speaker, if the republicans are not able to demonstrate they can govern, they will pay a price at the polls next year. liz: price paid in the stock market if they don't get a move on with the tax cuts. hope of tax cuts baked in. ronald reagan signed a tax cut by august of his first year in office, obama got 830 stimulus too. tax cuts are about that wil that will spending -- capital spending,? >> bush had his tax cuts in pay of 2001, they have to get going on this, retro active to beginning of this calendar year. otherwise we'll not have economic growth by

house democratic leader, nancy pelosi, sent a letter to her members warning them republicans might try to jam through the so-called skinny health care repeal and that they could see it in the house by tomorrow. right now over in the senate, debate on sanctions is under way. but they'll be returning to work on a health care repeal shortly. we heard from g.o.p. members in the senate talking about health care earlier today. here are their remarks. >> he's back. so the third amigo. here's the state of play. all three of us support the idea of continuing the process to get a good outcome for the american people when it comes to replacing obamacare. to find a product that's better for the american people. i have a bunch of ideas. everybody has ideas. we've been asked by our leadership for days now to vote on the least common denominator , the skinny bill, because the pitch is if you vote for this skinny bill, then we can go to conference and we can get my bill scored, we can get ted cruz's bill scored, we can get other people's bills scored that has promise of maybe bringing us together. mr.

that was nancy pelosi and chuck schumer launching their better deal agenda.o putocratic effort forward policies ahead of the 2018 election. it is a topic we will be speaking about this morning. stick around and join us for that discussion. for this first hour, we are talking about that president's speech from last night. he has tweeted several times this morning. several on his attorney general about one hour ago. sabotagen efforts to trump campaign, so where is the investigation attorney general?" " attorney general jeff sessions has taken a very weak position on hillary clinton's crimes." those tweet coming after these stories already in the paper today including this from the washington times. their story about how trump's attacks could doom sessions. so there are questions about whether or not he will even stay in office following the president's tweets. brenda is next. caller: to me, this is just another example of donald trump wasting taxpayer money going to an event. it does not matter who he is speaking to, he turns everything to himself and his "grea

nancy pelosi doesn't have many moderate democrats anymore. one of the things that they had, one of the reasons the democrats have the house back in 2006 and 2008, they had these blue dog democrats. moderate democrats, role ohio and rural iowa, minnesota. republicans basically took all of those seats. now, if you look at the democratic caucus, it is very urban, it is very liberal, it is very coastal. not many people in the middle of the country. so they people who might be willing to work with conservative republicans, they don't exist in the house of representatives right now. so there is going to be cooperation, i would expect it to be more in the senate and not so much in house. >> i was wondering we were going to hear from the president, and we have not heard from the president and a tweet, this is what he had to say. 2 minutes ago. he said "three republicans and 48 democrats let the american people down. as i said from the beginning, let obamacare implode then deal. watch." >> that is going to be a big question there. what the president i

those were paraphrasing here, the approach that nancy pelosi talked. their policies incite the kind of thing yes don't want to see. you think that was extreme? >> it's inflicting a lot of pain should this budget get passed. we're just passing some of the bills on the house floor. we went through the appropriations process in the last few weeks. there's deep cuts to programs that help people that are poor and middle class. most importantly, the investments that are cut are those that help grow the economy, neil. we have to get away from this idea it's all government or no government. the reality for those of us on the ground doing economic development and trying to grow jobs in areas that are tough areas to get investment to come into, it's a balance of both. it's a public private partnership. there's a port authority involved. you may need some historic tax credits. you may need new market tax credits. you may need a smart big loan to help put the deal together. you also need an educated work force. you need people healthy and productive and not smokin

you see nancy pelosi's picture on the screen -- house minority leader pelosi has released a displeasure.ting she says in part we have been informed of that house republican leadership has placed on the2018 authorization deprive monday would democrats of the ability to have a full and open debate on a intelligence issue. this is unacceptable when critical intelligence decisions are being made that impact america's national security while the house and senate committees are leading investigations into russia's continued efforts to undermine our democracy. we will see how this plays out when the house gavels in at noon eastern. live coverage here on c-span. we will be back on capitol hill with jared kushner offering the same to the house intelligence committee. lawmakers trying to determine if the trump campaign got russia's help last year. away from capitol hill tomorrow evening, trump will be holding an event in youngstown, ohio. live coverage starts at 7:00 ..m. eastern on c-span 3 wednesday, justice department onicials will test of my foreign agent registration requirements. live coverage s

to do a better job of communicating that. >> does that mean with or without democratic leader nancy pelosi? >> no one person is more important than this, we need to move forward with the best plan, best individuals and best honest message. >> can you do that with nancy pelosi, yes or no. >> as far as i'm concerned, we have to look in the mirror realize whether we can or can't and move forward with decisions. >> undecided. >> that's not an answer. we have to get to commercial. >> this is an answer, thank you. >> appreciate your time, sir. >> thank you. >>> president trump, as we have been discussing has some big meetings coming in the coming days, including a face-to-face meeting with vladimir putin. what does he want out of this? we'll speak with fa lead zakaria next. oscar mayer is making changes so big... hot dogs will never be the same again. we went back to the drawing board. and the cutting board. we never stopped tasting... and tinkering. until we had... a line of the world's best hot dogs. we removed the added nitrates and nitrites waved goodbye to by-products. and got rid of the ar