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nancy pelosi: good morning, everyone. it is a wonderful honor to be here with everyone of you to it i thank you for your leadership for our country. i particularly want to acknowledge the great leadership of mayor landrieu. i think him for his kind introduction, but more importantly for his leadership. we are so excited. this was such a treat. some of my show has been contemporary. they said no and come on in. thank you for your beautiful presentation of the arts and infrastructures cities. i want to thank bob lynch and all the people who received awards today on the arts and other occasions we have seen people get rewards. again, the mayor is in the lead. in terms of the arts, so very important who we are as a country. the arts, i believe are the most unifying feature of who we are as a civilization. wrote thehelley greatest force for the moral good's imagination. think about that, imagination and creativity. imagination to put yourself in other peoples shoes and understand their point of view. now, we know we need all t

you heard nancy pelosi crumbs? crumbs? that's an extra $1,000 in everybody's pocket for the average walmart worker? crumbs? come on. heather finds that to be, well, crummy, right? kind of crummy? >> well, right, i wish she'd give some of her money. that's hardly crummy to middle class americans. maybe crummy to her. >> trish: unfortunately for nancy pelosi and the democratic party, i think that she has really lost touch with what it means to have to take care of a am family and go out and work for a living. $1,000 to any of those walmart workers, anyone, is real money. and she's calling it crumbs? isn't this the problem itself with the party? they're supposed to represent the working class, they're supposed to care about middle class people and values. and yet they don't seem to want to help them in a way that's really meaningful. >> no, trish, you know what, not just the $1,000 bonus to wall marpt employees, but you look at single mothers, maternity leave. they're increasing the pay to ten weeks from eight weeks. corporat

nancy pelosi said that this immigration idea is going to make america white again. joe manchin, the democrat from west virginia was asked about that specifically on sunday and said this. >> we don't need that type of rhetoric on either side from nancy, paul ryan or anybody else. i come down this, the president has laid out a template. we are going to look at that template and work with it. >> bill: you put those two together and there could be a split within the party. >> that's a preview of the debate inside the democratic party that's coming up over immigration after the state of the union. and i think that the problem for some democrats like nancy pelosi is that some of the president's proposals like making the immigration system more merit-based or getting rid of the visa lottery actually have pretty broad substantial majority support in the public. but these differences are really real. joe manchin represents a state, west virginia, that donald trump won by 42 points. nancy pelosi represents a district in california that hillary clinton won by 77 points. it is

nancy pelosi could never understand that. 11 an hour instead of $9, that is a big raise. is that a pathetic crumb? yes, to pelosi but not to a walmart worker. the point is the democrats are out of touch, and they've really changed. they used to be all for the working family. america needs a raise, they used to say. well, now two million have got that raise or bonus, and the coastal elites pooh-pooh it. that is pathetic. that is out of touch. the third hour of "varney & company" is about to to begin. ♪ ♪ >> in terms of the bonus that corporate america received versus the crumbs that they are giving to workers to kind of put the schmooze on is so pathetic, it's so pathetic. i think it's insignificant. >> when we looked into our employees' eyes and made the surprise announcement, some people had tears, there was applause. it showed our company, the flemington car/truck company family of brands, respect their employees. stuart: first we showed you nancy pelosi and then a small business owner, two very different takes on the bonuse

in tense 2010 when nancy pelosi was the speaker of the house.arack obama admitted they had a shellacking. so far over 3 million americans have benefitted from the tax cuts because of what their employers have done. the pressure is on other overpulls. -- employers. you don't reinvest that in the workplace, those workers will go somewhere else. >> sean: since the history of unemployment. the lowest level for black americans and hispanic americans and women. e >> you don't hear it because people are focussing on other things. it doesn't matter. folks know their confidence is up and they are spending more money. the value of their retirement savings, this president's tax bill extend the saving plan to education. that allows you to save money earlier. >> sean: gotten very little coverage. >> we will talk about that. people ask me how do we get women? talk about the education saving expansion. this president between the regulations and isis is on the run, what he's done in one short year to stimulate this economy is remarkable. >> sean: andrew mccabe

same with home ownership rates. >> i mean, and let's just look at nancy pelosi. negative nancy and the demoralizing democrats. >> sean: white house how many weeks and have a nickname for everybody? >> i have a great mentor, the president. clearly negative nancy here, she is calling this like these are crumbs. a thousand dollars. >> sean: how rich is negative nancy? >> let's show how out of touch negative nancy is for the american people. >> sean: did we pay for her gulf stream san francisco and back when she was speaker. >> yes. just to say that for her and for the democrats to basically say we want to take away these tax cuts from the american people that these american hard working families don't deserve these tax cuts because guess what? they think government is a better answer? that is not what president trump -- he stood away from that and basically said no. i'm standing with the american -- >> sean: even cbs, i don't know if you saw when they got three american families. >> yeah. >> sean: all getting a significant tax cut. we played that so starting in the

same with home ownership rates. >> i mean, and let's just look at nancy pelosi. nancy and the demoralizing democrats. >> sean: white house how many weeks and have a nickname for everybody? >> i have a great mentor, the president. clearly negative nancy here, she is calling this like these are crumbs. a thousand dollars. >> sean: how rich is negative nancy? >> let's show how out of touch negative nancy is for the american people. >> sean: did we pay for her gulf stream san francisco and back when she was speaker. >> yes. just to say that for her and for the democrats to basically say we want to take away these tax cuts from the american people that these american hard working families don't deserve these tax cuts because guess what? they think government is a better answer? that is not what president trump -- he stood away from that and basically said no. i'm standing with the american -- >> sean: even cbs, i don't know if you saw when they got three american families. >> yeah. >> sean: all getting a significant tax cut. we played that so starting in the first week

why does nancy nancy pelosi say that's just crumbs? >> liz a penny saved is a opinion it earned and from where i come from in ohio people can take any penny they can get and a thousand dollars is huge to so many families that could pay for their electric bill, the holidays, could give so much for them and so a thousand dollars is not nothing. a thousand dollars is a huge raise for many people, a huge bonus for so many people and i'll tell you now i don't care how much you make a thousand dollars in your pocket is an extra thousand dollars and it's great. liz: jake even before the tech companies are expected to bring back $2 trillion in cash overseas, i mean i understand the democrats wanting to double down and stick to the tax cuts for the rich narrative but regular americans don't believe it, they seeing effects in wage increases going up, right? >> well the tax cuts do go to the rich. liz: that's not true. come on you guys have got to stop. this is a lame argument. it's not proved by the facts. >> the same study that you're talking a

trish: nancy pelosi is doubling down on comments that bonuses due to tax reform are simply crumbs. debbie wasserman schultz is joining the act saying, quote, one thousand dollars doesn't go very far. how on earth can the democrats look at anybody with a straight face and say things like this? this is nothing but a let them eat cake message, they're just wanting to try to win mid-term elections and they cannot admit that anything good is happening in our economy. ly tell you one thing, a thousand bucks is a lot of money and a lot of money to a lot of people, debbie, nancy, maybe not to you, but to a lot of people. we will debate this next s ] hey maya. hey! you still thinking about opening your own shop? every day. i think there are some ways to help keep you on track, closer to home. we grew to a trillion dollars in assets under care by thinking about your goals as much as you do. ...from godaddy! in fact, 68% of people who have built their... ...website using gocentral, did it in under an hour, and you can too. build a better website - in under an hour. with gocentral from godaddy

but at the same time, nancy pelosi gets it backwards. when companies are thriving, a war starts of the nonshooting kind. businesses bid for the services of workers through wage raises and also benefits. so, pelosi's worried about crumbs, cut the corporate tax to zero and reduce taxes on those most likely to invest. david: and rich, while a thousand bucks or $2,000 may seem like crumbs to multi-millionaire like nancy pelosi, worth about $40 million, it's a bag of groceries a week to most americans. i mean, that's a very important bonus in their life, right? >> it is. and you know, when chrysler employees get a $2,000 year raise, that's a good thing and it's not trivial and pelosi betrays her elitism. but i'll tell you, steve alluded to a problem that most of the press-- we know the press is largely liberal, but most of the press is also low dacated in place li new york and california and high tax states and the very people reporting on the tax plans, the minority of people hurt by the tax plan, so i don't expect the press to get behind th

why is nancy pelosi calling it pathetic?bs that they are giving to workers to kind of put the smooz on is so pathetic. it's so pathetic. steve: here to react is the founder and president of americans for tax reform grover norquist. grover, good morning to you. >> good morning. good to be with you. steve: okay so she says republicans are trying to put the schmooze on people by giving them the crumbs, right? >> well, cut her some slack. what else is she going to say in she told us it would be the end of the world and it's now been about 12 days and the world hasn't ended as a result of tax reductions. steve: she said armageddon. >> sort of associated with the end of the world. steve: pretty much. >> and so what does she say now and she comes one this idea that for 2 million americans companies have announced that they are giving bonuses. and more money in iras and some pay increases and all sorts of. wal-mart is now giving $5,000 to families that adopt in terms of adoption costs. we're seeing companies begin to increase pay. s

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so, you just heard nancy pelosi and chuck schumer flip flopping on this. i mean if using a government shutdown to enact policy to fight over policy is that ever a good thing especially a fight over illegal immigrants. >> well if you're going to fight over something but the core of this they didn't oppose anything in the actual bill and there's no real actual bill or insertion of an amendment that they try to have, and so look, republicans will just keep playing the own word, their own words from nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and show the contrast and i think america will wake up in november and say do we really want these people in charge? i mean, they're calling what they said about the tax plan armageddon, that it was just going to be awful, that it was just giving to people and this shutdown, it will be in the long term a blip in the map but for what? i mean why do you play with troops and their families and their paychecks and children's healthcare with states trying to figure out how to fund it all for, they got nothing. other than they tried to make

he called nancy pelosi. she hadn't agreed to that. this is an example by schumer's telling, he thought the president agreed to a three or four day extension to allow negotiations and in the president came back and said, ok, we are doing three weeks, right? i think that made schumer pretty frustrated. the other thing schumer said is that they seem to have, maybe the outlines of a deal, or seem to be moving in the right direction after that meeting early friday afternoon and they got a call back later in the day saying in addition we need this, this, this, and this. the president had layered on additional demands to what they discussed earlier. and he feels that it's something being influenced i something generically is the hard right. withys after trump leads democrats, he's getting pushed back by members of his own party who are trying to increase the number of concessions from democrats. and that is why the talks are stalled today. who would've thought c-span on a friday would be must-see television? you saw a lot of movement on the

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i was talking to somebody oaf the holidays basically mimicked what nancy pelosi said. this is intelligent woman, yeah it is on the back of middle class who will have their taxes hiked. actually no, that is not true. but democrats have, keep repeating this message and it is sticking in places. >> well they repeat a lot of faulty economics, melissa. remember during the stimulus year nancy pelosi talked about the multiplier effect, the more government spend people's money somehow wealth would be created. that is huey. where does wealth come from? it is created when individuals and corporations, those are groups of individuals, are able to keep their own money, able to keep it, invest it, put it toward new enterprises. that is where growth and jobs and good times will come from. no matter what level of the economic strata you fall or political party, allowing people to have, save, invest more of their money, how can that be a bad thing? melissa: it is faulty economics to say companies hang on to the money. they're investing it. it is logical in a free market if you hold on

ainsley: one who has not been supportive of the president nancy pelosi. said tax reform is armageddon. tax reforms happens and people get bonuses she said those are just crumbs, those thousand dollar checks. yesterday if this is what she had to say about tax reform. >> what keeps nancy pelosi up at night. >> oh, eating too much chocolate during the day. [laughter] actually, the tax bill is really the dark cloud that hangs over the capitol. trillions of dollars of impact on our economy with no hearings, no expert advice as to what it -- the impact will be on our future. >> so, i just sent her. ainsley: dark cloud? brian: i actually do. >> i just sent her another shipment of vitamins. the leader of the democratic party. speaker for as long as she can. it was amazing. even in that audience a democratically exposed audience yesterday. that fell flat. people were not applauding her because they know that's simply not true. they have friends and colleagues that work for walmart. who work for wells fargo and home depot. there is millions of dollars of investment

here is what nancy pelosi said about the bonuses. >> there is a cartoon i love, the mousetrap with a piece of cheese. jesse: so $1,000 is a crumb? maybe if you are worth $100 million like pelosi is. here is what she said about barack obama's so-called middle class tax cut. today is a victory for the american people, and $40 each paycheck will make a difference. $40 makes a difference but $ $1,000 doesn't? nancy needs to brush up on her arit me take. here is a what debbie wasserman-schultz said? 2011. house gop refused to extend tax cut. $4 some per paycheck. tweet what $40 means to you. debbie, i'll trade you two 20s for a thousand. it illustrates their dishonesty. for them it's not about the size of your paycheck. it's about the party in power. here is hillary clinton touting women, rights. >> i wants to thank you for being a role model for my daughter and young women everywhere. >> a new democracy can't be built on the persecution of women. the only way we'll get sexism out of politics is to get more women into politics. >> somebody who has been a defining figure in come even's empo

and nancy pelosi said they're pathetic crumbs, checks like yours that you're giving out. what do you say to that? >> well, i know she said that just like she complimented former president obama on his $40 contribution. but to the middle class, to the working people, $1,000 is a lot of money. and they were very excited to get it, and it really is a reflecking of the optimism that i have and that many corporate ceos have about our economy and our future. liz: it's interesting you point out nancy pelosi cheering on president obama's payroll tax cut that resulted in average $40 per person. using keeping keeping track of companies offering workers higher wages. you spoke to other ceos in boston and across the country. what are they saying. >> well, the ones that i've talked to, everybody is very optimistic about the tax cut and the ability to be more competitive both on a national basis and especially on a international basis. and we're all excited about it. and not everybody is passing it down or letting it trickle down to employees. i wish more would do that. you know, i'm a

nancy pelosi and the democrats are separate for this tax reform to fail.n worker, bad news for democrats. they'll keep repeating this line about the tax bill not having any impact. it doesn't matter what they say. the real impact will be felt by american workers in their pockets regardless of these stupid politics. >> bill: interesting point steve makes. i don't see anybody giving the money back. if you can find that person we'll put them on tv. >> certainly. the working class has as many democrats as they do republicans, perhaps more. i don't agree with steve. i'm a democrat and i want us to have a robust economy no matter who is in the oval office whether i voted for them or not and i wouldn't give the money back. if i'm getting $50 in february but then later in the year i'm actually having to pay more because of the tax code and let's not just dismiss how confusing this is. this is supposed to be more simplistic. will those people get it back? you do some things easier online, then for others you revert back to the old form. i think it is just -- >> bil

congress just passed historic middle-class tax cuts for the $2000 for middle-class families in nancy pelosi calls it >> the worst bill in the history of the united states congress. >> 300,000 new jobs will be created. >> with bonuses and better benefits for millions, which pelosi calls >> till nancy pelosi she's wrong. middle-class tax cuts are working. >> is so pathetic. >> heading right at the effort by democrats to get control of the house. >> right now people all across the country are feeling of getting bonuses that creates voters. democrats are worried because they put up joe kennedy to third to give the response. joe kennedy was a rabid opponent of these tax cuts. because the second child was being born he was not there for the vote. he didn't let anyone break from party line. but the vulnerable ones break. >> they have to say no one checked on the government. they have to explain all about. we'll take a break when they come back at the house intel committee vote to reveal the classified government with abuses by the fbi for the russia investigation coming up. facebook, microsoft, al

it's not a good day to be nancy pelosi. the democratic leader coming under fire for two comments made just today, as lawmakers from both parties try to work together to reach an agreement on a deal to protect dreamers. the house minority leader took the debate to a brand-new low, complaining that negotiations were being led by five white guys. >> reporter: when will we know you have a deal? >> stay tuned. stay tuned. i would say, mccarthy, the five white guys, i call them. [laughs] are they going to open up a hamburger stand? that could have been done four months ago. the very idea that they are saying why don't we get four white guys in general kelly to come and do this. >> jesse: the number two democrat in the house, steny hoyer, call those comments offensive. that wasn't a love trickle -- if that wasn't enough, she continued with this. >> as far as the bonus versus the crumbs they are giving to workers, it's so pathetic. >> jesse: with all due respect, ms. pelosi, i'm sure $1,000 is more than crumbs to the working class

nancy pelosi was so doomsday over this tax plan. ford, it has got to kill her, right, people are saying wow, i have more money, stock market is going up, unemployment is down, wages are getting a boost to company after company after cap saying that they will give employees a raise. here she is. just listen to this. i want your reaction, ford, on the other side. >> worst pieces of legislation to come the congress. this is armageddon. this is a very big deal because you know why? there is really a very hard way to come back from this. trish: i don't know what you have to come back from. certainly doesn't feel like armm arm -- armageddon to me. >> contrary to nancy pelosi's talk, to be fair to frank and fair to robin, what is better telling americans getting more money or americans getting more money? estimates by treasury, 90% of wage earners will see bigger take-home pay. this is about bert america and about the 2018 election. the best way to cut through the democratic apocalyptic rhetoric, show them substance and give them money. be

nancy pelosi at it again.tax cuts, roll tape. >> the tax bill is the dark cloud that hangs over the capital. they sell it as a middle-class tax cut come 86 million americans will be paying more in taxes as a result of this bill. stuart: nonsense. let me bring in weekly standard editor fred barnes. the point is she is totally wrong on 86 million americans paying more in taxes. the point is she is winning. people believe this. 50% of americans think goodies go to rich people and corporations, she is winning. >> i don't think she is winning, she will be losing even bigger than she is now come february when people look at what they are getting in tax withheld and there will be less of it, they will be getting a tax increase -- a tax-cut, rather. what is she going to say then? it is a mirage? she is an economic illiterate for one thing and it is doing something, making claims now that everyone knows are going to be proven false next month and next month comes pretty soon. stuart: very soon indeed, the first paychec

is a nancy pelosi figure harmful to democrats down the road? it's harmful to democrats trying to win in contested purple swing seats like that. so in a district i represented that was basically half republican and half democrat, conservative democrats, yeah, it's a big problem when the leader is view ed as a san francisco liberal. there are areas of country where she's very popular , certainly western pennsylvania is not one of them looking into 2018 if the democrats have any hope to have to win back some of those seats. when you have somebody as poll rising a figure as former speaker nancy pelosi, now leader pelosi it's going to be a problem in a the look of the district. it can cost them control of the house. this is jason alt meyer. it is good to see you and happy new year. happy new year, great talking to you. enjoy the sun in florida while we freeze here in d.c. back after the break here on final five. ♪ ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪

president obama and nancy pelosi killed it.ancy pelosi when she had the opportunity and president obama when they had the opportunity after telling the american people they're going to do it in 100 days, not only didn't do it, they killed it. those are the facts of what happened. >> that's not what nancy pelosi says. go ahead. >> i know that but she was speaker when there was a bipartisan bill and that has been -- the press has reported on that when she had the majority there were 60 votes in the senate and they promised to do it. >> bipartisan bills can mean a lots of different things. what happened when they brought it to the president? doesn't mean it's something that's going to get passed. please continue. >> that's exactly right. you're absolutely right. but for nancy pelosi of all people who was the one who killed a true bipartisan bill, talking about 20 members of the house. this is now obviously been made public after all those years, she killed it. now, she had -- >> that means she can't like that you want to get rid o

meeting with the president, interesting to note that not among the group are chuck schumer and nancy pelosi on mitch mcconnell or paul ryan for that matter but some of the notables that are in this meeting house majority leader met kevin mccarthy, judiciary committee chairs and cochairs chuck grassley, dianne feinstein and bob goodlatte. mike mccall and betty thompson for the chair and ranking of the homeland security committee in the house in lindsey graham, heidi heitkamp. the president says he is willing to cut a deal on the dreamers, but he wants some things in return for giving the protectio protection. the white house is going to deliver a series of proposals not necessarily demands, but just point for the president wants to get across here in this meeting as to what he wants done. that includes movement on the wall, president of course want construction of a wall. what to do about detainees and immigration loopholes ending chain migration and the number of new i.c.e. agents at the president wants to put on duty to enforce customs and immigration laws. the white house legislative dire

monitor interactions with countries overseas at this point we saw a leading democrats such as nancy pelosi and adam schiff calling to vote in favor of the bill and rejecting a bipartisan push for amendments to the bill ensuring privacy protections this is adam schiff and nancy pelosi speaking in favor of this bill it's not right to say there is nothing in this bill that protects the privacy of the american people the underlying bill strikes a far better compromise and for that reason i urge opposition to the amendment and support for the underlying bill this bill essentially hands a great deal of power over to donald trump and the executive branch of the u.s. government it enables a quite a bit of spying to take place and surveillance to take place and does not require warrants it essentially permits the law to continue and does not have these privacy protections that were pushed for by certain members of congress now it's interesting that these kind of powers were handed over to the president as we've heard some rather derogatory statements about the president from nancy pelosi and adam s

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that's why the folks kept nancy pelosi around. might not understand the value of a thousand dollars but can raise money. neil: the issue is how do they turn the tax cuts to their favor, there does seem to be a sense, despite the critics that americans have grown to like, it they particularly like the bonus talk, they probably like seeing it in text, but is it enough. >> on the money side, we've got a two-to-one advantage in terms of republican fund-raising, in terms of the rnc and the campaign caucus. neil: where is all this money going? is it going to prioritize the house? i'm told a lot of the money is earmarked for the senate? >> you've got a lot on both sides, congressional and senate committees, you are right. people have more money in pocketbooks, looking the fact we are decimating isis, that's what you hear the president talk about tonight. neil: he's shaking his head. >> somebody just told me a joke, i said how are the republicans going to do in the midterms? this is a republican who told me this joke, he said, well, as lo

attacking each other's motives at nancy pelosi did is not constructive.es us go further apart. we need to find common ground. what the president put out over the weekend. his plan there are elments in that could get strong bipartisan support. there is strong bipartisan support for helping the dreamers, something the president has said he wants to do, giving them a pathway to citizenship. strong bipartisan support for more border security. for pelosi to make comments like that blows up the process. >> melissa: the president has this negotiating strategy. i don't know if anyone else has noticed this. he comes in and knocks the other side off balance by giving them the thing they said they wanted the most. now it's kind of like what are you objecting to then? we've given you the thing you've asked for. a way of knocking the other side off balance. they were saying dreamers, dreamers, dreamers. he offered giving dreamers a pathway to citizenship and far more than anyone expected to the point where the right got mad. it forces democrats into the weird place of

we are expecting a press conference by nancy pelosi. we want to know your thoughts on this anniversary of president trump being sworn into office. roger from waterloo, iowa, line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. this'll situation really boils down to people hiring undocumented workers. everybody knows it's a federal crime. the republican fallback position is always e-verify. except they don't enforce it. they ignore it as long as nobody brings it up. the people they are covering keep allowing these people to ignore the obvious. this is what you get. thank you for your time. erin in new orleans. in new orleans. go ahead. you.r: thank i just want to point out what happened last night was very shameful. this morning, i am ashamed to be an american. for the democrats to do what they did over daca -- i just want to iterate this. my girlfriend was born in mexico and she became a u.s. citizen, and she even felt like that daca was unfair to people like her who have to jump hoops and go through all kinds of processes to become

as the director said, nancy pelosi a couple years ago called them, "i call them legislative arsonists." referring to those who are voting for a shutdown at the time. commenting that that they're to burn down, we should be building up in terms of investment and education and scientific research. chuck schumer said at the time, it's sort of like this. someone goes into your house, takes your wife and children hostage, and then says, let's negotiate over the price of your house. in essence, that's the same tactic they're deploying. last night i'm sure many of you know, y'all asked senator feinstein her position and she said that the government shutdown, people will die. how's she going to vote, she says she hasn't decided yet. people are going to die, i don't know how i'm going to vote on this. so, here we are. i think the reality is that this is not about policy. it's about politics. as mick said, we're not familiar with anything in this c.r. that democrats are opposing. in fact, they champion and sport -- support the chip program, this will re-authorize it for six years. i believe new

>> that's right, nancy pelosi touched on a number of issues, the key one her opinion on the tax plan, but she also had a strong opinion about what she says were the president's recent remarks that she described as outrageous and vile. >> so, we cannot be misled. >> democratic leader nancy pelosi described it as a gop tax scam, the work of republicans in congress. >> 83% of the benefits of the bill go to the top 1%. >> she spoke at a teach-in at the university of san francisco with congressman mike thompson. he touched on issues like workers bonuses and the example of a plan with temporary and costly measures. >> any benefit that's going to accrue to individuals is going to sunset and be gone in a few years, and the richest people in the country are going to benefit greatly, and the corporate benefits are permanent tax benefits. >> in december, president trump celebrated the passing of the tax reform package as a win for middle class americans. >> the largest tax cut in the history of our country and reform, but tax cut. >> thompson noted a hit for those in high-cost states like califo

we have been for it and nancy pelosi has been the leader in that regard from before there a gre-mac, so. pelosi forleader inviting me to your event and thank you for everything you do. to comeays a pleasure to san francisco to nancy's exudest because she just about all of you district. you couldn't have a better person representing you. it.knows it and loves the truth is, every time she comes to my district, she cares about our country. she cares about the people in our country. so, nancy, thank you for taking on. i was asked to tell you a little bit about the tax bill from my perspective and my role in .ongress, anda member of the ways means committee, the tax writing committee, the committee charged with the responsibility for tax laws and i want to be up front with you right away. that committee did not participate in the writing of this bill. guess i can say it at a catholic university -- bastardization of the process. it was terrible. the bill was written someplace than the committee. it was written without the benefit of the input of a single democrat. was written without one he

nancy pelosi commented that we should be building up in terms of investments in education and scientific research. chuck schumer said it is like this -- someone goes into your house and takes your wife and children hostage and then says let us negotiate over the price of the house. that is the same tactic they are employing. senator feinstein was asked for her position and she said if the government shuts down, people will die. and as far as how she was going to vote, she had not decided yet. here we are. the reality of this is that it is not about anything but politics. democrats champion and support the chip program. this would reauthorize it for six years. there are 9 million children getting health insurance through that program and now we will jeopardize payments to that and those on the front line of our country. this is a serious issue. we are frustrated, obviously mick's job is to submit a budget to congress. that is to occur in february. we are now in mid-january and it is frustrating to all of us in this position. what is unclear is what is the democrats asking to get out of a

i've never seen nancy pelosi's face like that. the president made outreach to them but focusing mostly on the republican side. how can he unify that room? >> i think doing exactly what he did last night. i'll be a little in disagreement with you. i think nancy pelosi looks like that all the time. i think she should smal a lot more often. she seems to embody the bitterness that belongs in the democrat party. i think last night was a good step forward. hoflly they can let go of that. they need to decide do they love america more than they hate this president, and are they willing to put some of those differences aside, come together and do what's right for this country. >> a fundamental disagreement is where's the hate. nancy pelosi has argued on this set that it is righteous indignation you see coming from her, the way last night the president identified the people who killed the children of those african-american couples that were there last night as illegal sbrants as minors. they took it as code for dreamers. >> there was no cod

we will hear from the mi craddick leader of the house, nancy pelosi. we will bring that to you live here on c-span and you can also tune in online at www.c-span.org . pelosi hear from nancy and she will address specifically national security issues in the house again comes in at noon eastern time, working and standing by, waiting for senate action. its businessarted this morning at 10 a.m. eastern and you can continue watching live on c-span two and voting at noon eastern on a three-week extension that includes six years of child health insurance program coverage and also possibly working to come to an agreement on when to agree on daca. we will go ahead and keep you updated as we hear what's happening with the senate as well. taking a closer look at some of the implications for what's happening with this government shutdown -- our conversation we had earlier on washington journal. eric katz is a senior correspondent and joins us now on the impact on the ongoing shut down. this is a partial shutdown so explain why. there is no funding for government. h

dagen: coming up, i will do my nancy pelosi imitation.she always has something to say, that's idiotic. maria: i know. we have to get to that. let's get to first top story this hour and that's tax reform, fbiate chrysler saying that it would move production from mÉxico to michigan. it will also pay out 2,000-dollar bonuses to some 60,000 u.s. workers in response to new tax reform law, this move after the country's largest employer wal-mart announced it will use some of the savings from the new tax bill to hype wages and bonuses to workers. hours later that wal-mart is closing 63 sam's clubs some with no advanced notice, you have good news here, brian brendberg but sam's club also with job cuts. >> let's separate the two. the thing i want to say to all those folks out there who have been saying the way you raise wages is by increasing minimum wage, no, the way yaw do it is by growing economy and putting money back in companies of companies that can pass it onto workers. we are seeing it here. this is just the beginning, you will see more of