eye on is an arkansas and this is an ad now on the air which focuses on house democratic leader nancy pelosi .. if i win i will not vote for nancy f pelosi tried with this headline has pictures of those individuals. >> guest: it's something come and get i don't think it's personal torture but a lot of it is generational, some political survival. it's out there. i and this year there are 435 seats, we basically know who's going to win in like 335 of them. there are 100 we're watching, and of of those about 60 that are competitive. when you have a midterm election with a president with low approval ratings, they don't knock off many seats on the other side and that explains why there are so few democratic seats in jeopardy, is when you sort of wins going one way, it's hard to go against the strength. largely, the competitive races are most not going to be in the deep south. arkansas which is basically larocque is one of the few against hill. that's one of the few deep south republican districts that are in danger but it's basically right in an immediate around little rock. it's not a small-tow

it is a little harder to see, where does nancy pelosi get 218 votes for speaker if democrats win a majority. it is not animosity towards her personally, but there is a generational time for a change thing. the biggest argument for pelosi surviving this is there isn't a single, or even two really strong contenders that you could point to and say, that person could be pelosi. if she survives, it will be the absence of any unified op. cit. -- opposition. host: let's look at a national ad from the rnc and then we will look at arkansas. the rnc, as the republican party does take aim at the former house speaker, now democratic leader in the house of representatives. nancy pelosi, right now, i guess we could call her the incoming speaker of the house of representatives. cancel --ld like to raise taxes? >> the second part is accurate. >> the economy has been losing jobs for months. >> yes, we will raise taxes. >> officials call it a regulations tsunami. >> anti-immigration marches to abolish ice. >> a growing sense the u.s. military has significantly changed and not for the better. >> similar misma

he challenged, you may remember, nancy pelosi for house minority leader two years ago and lost big time. he says democrats need to keep thinking about fresh leadership. a growing number of democrats are saying they will not back pelosi for speaker if they win the house this fall. one of those democrats is clark tucker in a deep red arkansas who declares he won't vote for the liberal democrat in his first ad for the general election. a polster tells politco with very few exceptions, the biggest hurdle for democratic candidates is nancy pelosi -- there she is on the big wall -- and the strongest card the republicans can play is attach ago candidate to nancy pelosi. meanwhile, it's not just house races where pelosi could be a drag. check out this ad from the hot senate race in florida. >> nancy pelosi is a huge influence on the democratic party and bill nelson. >> i voted for bill nelson before but i think it's time for somebody new. >> i believe bill nelson is too partisan. >> some are saying it's too early to count out a savvy lawmaker like nancy pelosi and denouncing her during a campai

then on the notion of nancy pelosi as border hawk or nancy pelosi was putting it, willing to do thingshat republicans won't on the border, notice how she didn't actually name any of these recommendations. she has some faint recollection of things in the 9/11 commission report that perhaps she would like to see implemented, instead she never did anything to implement them. if it was a good idea, tell us what it is? democrats are basically quasi-open borders as a party and nancy pelosi is helping to lead the efforts. they should be honest about, but the problem, trish, the american people don't tend to agree with them. trish: many years ago there were a number of democrats actually did want better border security. they actually talked about this long before the whole idea of the wall from donald trump ever surfaced. now they have amnesia because apparently it is politically expedient to do so. to talk instead of opening the floodgates and welcoming everyone. i do think, buck, when push comes to shove, you talk to people out there in the middle of the country anywhere, it doesn't make sen

nancy pelosi? have 208 members of the house vote for the democratic party for speaker? >> i am aware of that. >> dana: he says he will support whoever the democratic party puts forward, i guess that that could be nancy pelosi or something else, do you think that we paid too much attention to the issue of nancy pelosi and in the local races it is not a big deal? >> i think that is right, what we see our democrats and nominated candidates who fit the location. i cannot think of a case in recent history where the house majority was decided over who the opposition party leader is or is going to be. at the end of the day, i still think if this election is going to be a referendum on anybody, it is going to be a referendum on donald trump, and not to nancy pelosi. in the leadership issues in the democratic caucus will let themselves out i guess a month after the election. >> dana: it is hard not to talk about one election before the midterms is over, but matt, it is inevitable, we are thinking about 2020

rich hearing nancy pelosi talk about a swamp creature when she's the largest swamp creature that existsrue. and you know, it's funny. when democrats complain about cronyism, my side hurts from laughter. >> when bernie sanders that scott pruitt is the worst epa administrator in history, name me one other person that has run the epa. i don't think anyone can do it. >> i can. >> gina mccarthy. she spent more than $100,000 on the ten international trips she took under her watch. we dumped three million gallons of mine waste in the colorado river. the river the color of your dress, kennedy. >> if you run on draining the swamp, he put somebody in that practically started a gator farm on the mall in washington. >> and the irony, he cut regulation. the irony, the work that he did that angered democrats so much is so positive for the economy. >> part of the president's mandate. that's what he knew better than to do the dumb stuff. don't go to morocco. stop going to oklahoma. stop getting your wife a chick-fil-a. >> everybody wants one. >> i do, too. >> i had it first the first time. it's delicio

in swing districts where they have come out in ads or interviews and said i will not vote for nancy pelosi speaker if we take back the house. they will probably only have a majority of five to ten seats which means that pelosi could only lose a handful of democrats if she wants to maintain the gavel and if all of those candidates stick with their word and vote against her to become speaker, there's no way she can do this. >> she has a problem and she's -- she was speaker. she has been the highest ranking woman in american politics for a reason. even this has a her a bit back on her heels. try to listen to her explain this away. let's see what she says a day and week from now. she says hey, wait a minute. >> democratic party is increasingly younger, more female, more progressive. should the democratic house leadership look that way. >> i'm female and progressive -- i'm and the rest. what's your problem? two out of three ain't bad. >> sometimes you go at your best answer. she has to do the math but to rachel's point if there's a giant blue waves and democrats win the house by 20 seats, nancy

nancy pelosi raising eyebrows with her latest remarks on immigration.e house minority leader suggesting that democrats have been stronger on border security than republicans. that's funny. and referring to the attacks of 9/11 as "an incident," does this send right message to democrats ahead of the midterm? guess what, we debate. ♪ experience the versatility of utility at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. get up to $2500 customer cash on select 2018 nx 300 models. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. discover our largest variety of crab and crab dishes all year! like new crabfest combo. your one chance to have new jumbo snow crab with tender dungeness crab. or try crab lover's dream. sweet, juicy king crab and jumbo snow crab cozied up with crab linguini alfredo. even our shrimp is crab-topped! so hurry in and get your butter-dunkin' game on! 'cause crabfest will be gone in a snap. and now bring home the seafood you crave with red lobster to go. call or order online today. >> harris: nancy pelosi making some surprising comments on immigration

all of her tv ads tied her opponent to nancy pelosi, nancy pelosi is toxic, trump wins the day. >> harrist is she to your party? >> it doesn't mean a ton in this district, this is a republican district by 16 points. it doesn't mean an awful lot that attacking someone who voted for a democrat in the past was going to gain traction in this crowd but that's not where the midterms will be fought. they will be fought in places like pennsylvania, even after donald trump endorsed the republican candidate. >> harris: that causes your candidate to lean right. >> i'm so happy you brought up connor lamb, that's the model for the democratic party, he said "i'm running against nancy pelosi." he ran as a term proposer, democrats are electing socialists, electing people who love socialized medicine in a district that trump won by six points. you are electing socialists, not the trump lovers. >> we are electing democrats across the country. we have more democratic candidates than any time in recent history, more women than any time in recent history. special election after election after the country, dem

listen, nancy pelosi is apple's ing and a curse, right?the obamacare, the massive expansion of government, the stimulus under obama, you can thank nancy pelosi. it's not surprising obama would want her back but the curse part for the democrats with nancy pelosi is she simply cannot keep her foot out of her mouth. the crumbs comment. she says things that are utterly ridiculous and politically hurt the democrats at the same time, but i completely understand why barack obama would want a political tactics like her back in that position. she's really good at winning votes and keeping them in line. look the tax cut plan, guys there was not one democrat vote. the republicans can't even seem to agree on cutting government spending outside of the freedom caucus so she does her job well. she just says sometimes things that are, you know? not good for the party. abby: she doesn't always read the reports either with healthcare she's like let's vote on it and then agree what's in it to better understand it. >> right afterwards and then talk about crum

nancy pelosi, her time has come and gone. the crumbs, it is a great example.t's one thing after another and so she's increasingly this san francisco elitist that represents the past and i think the democratic party needs to focus very hard and going back. donald trump has taken those routes. if you think about those blue-collar workers, those union workers in places like pennsylvania. >> josh: they can't get back. if you look at energy within the democratic party, all people are showing up in those primaries across the country. these are socialists. >> harris: there is for all of those in democratic party. show me where socialism works. >> josh: great question. but when will it be socialism and how exactly does that work? where is it successful? >> dagen: it doesn't work. that's a commercial that you're going to see is what happened in venezuela quite frankly and by the way, they think nancy pelosi and her ilk think they make better decisions than you do with your own money. at the end of it. 2020 seems like a long way off. president's reelection team is not w

the "new york times" running an article slamming nancy pelosi.ed by a democratic socialist last week. the times editorial board readiness "for too long the regime has clung to power at expense of future leaders. at this point the caucus leadership is conference they'll to downright ossified." they reporting that on friday night, former president barack obama said that nancy pelosi needs to stay in leadership because she is good at fund-raising. feel like she is the best gift they will receive in the midterms. >> juan: she is in every ad, isn't she? run by republicans trying to defeat democrats. are you going to vote for nancy pelosi, speaker f those democrats capture the majority? >> it is not about me anymore. it is about the better of the party. >> juan: let me ask you, do you think that you want a democratic socialist like the woman who defeated joe crowley if that is new blood? >> democrats are doing that lately. but here's the thing. i was at the nrc see and 2010 and it was effective. we saw a special election where they basically said john

roll tape. >> i'm house democratic leader nancy pelosi, here to present clues about the u.s. cy to read? jonathan, you're first. >> you know, my clue would be, oh, god, i would like to ask her, i would like to ask leader pelosi or speaker pelosi, what is the nature of government? what is the purchase of government? who owns your life? if she says peel, greater good, you know this is a politician you can't truly trust. stuart: the answer would be, what is socialism? peter what would be the clue you suggest for nancy pelosi? >> when are you turning over the leadership to alexandria ocasio-cortez? stuart: that's cruel. hold on, gentlemen, relax for a second. liz? liz: i would ask her what would be the most difficult thing for you to do, that would be stepping down from trying to be house speaker again. i should have said what is? liz: what do you got, susan? susan: i don't know, what is retirement? stuart: we're all on the same page, i think. i think we'll ask our viewers, right. scroll up. i want to get this right. we'll read some of your suggestions from our facebook page at 11

nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are under fire from the left over their handling of president trump's feud with maxine waters. a letter signed by about 200 black female leaders and allies, meaning men, blast pelosi and schumer for distancing themselves from the congresswoman after she devoted the harassment of trump officials. their letter reads in part, and i quote, disparaging or failing to support congresswoman waters is an affront to her and black women across the country and telegraphs a message that the democratic party can ill-afford that it does not respect black women's leadership and political power and discounts the impact of black women, millennial voters. not sure what millennial voters have to do with this. we'll get to that. have they not heard a single thing congresswoman waters has

nancy pelosi is just using politics as usual to make a position, which just isn't true.resident say that he was wrong. he moved on. he also said -- >> neil: he didn't say he was wrong as much as he said he misspoke. >> that's what i mean. he misspoke. >> neil: make it's black helicopter crowd narrative that maybe -- this is nancy pelosi saying this and other democrats saying this, vladimir putin has something on him. otherwise he would have opinion more forceful but he was president. what do you think of that? >> look, we don't know what all the president said in the two-hour meeting. what he did talk about, it was concerns. he also believes that we have to deal and be able to talk with russia. we have to live with them. they're part of the global family. the president is a business guy. he's something that uses his business sense to make decisions. i see so much of it because i was a business guy for 28 years. first you have to use business sense than political sense. that's the difference. get so tired of the political talking points. i do believe -- there was no collu

danny o'connor's failing campaign, and just last week danny o'connor after running ads disavowing nancy pelosi, finally admitted what we already knew that he would not vote for her first speaker if given the

we prevail when nancy pelosi is the face of the party. nancy and hillary.the "new york times" said it's time for her to step aside. >> thank you, ed. >> thank you. ed: video heart breaking, police officer fighting save the life of a 2-year-old girl the race against time and happy ending coming up. plus, she wants to be the next governor of new york and this is what she thinks about ice. >> i think we need to abolish ice. that seems really clear. >> what it's turned into is frankly a terrorist organization of its own. ed: terrorist. the white house is calling her out. alan dershowitz is here live with his reaction next ♪ we're not going to take it ♪ we're not going to take it anymore ♪ we're not going to take it ♪ no, we ain't going to take it ♪ we're not (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a "cactus calamity". (man 1) i read that the saguaro can live to be two hundred years old. (woman) how old do you think that one is? (man 1) my guess would be, about... (man 2) i'd say about two hundred. (man 1) y

it is a little harder to see, where does nancy pelosi get 218 votes for speaker if democrats win a majoritynot animosity towards her personally, but there is a generational time for a change thing. the biggest argument for pelosi surviving this is there isn't a single, or even two really strong contenders that you could point to and say, that person could be pelosi. if she survives, it will be the absence of any unified op. cit. -- opposition. host: let's look at a national ad from the rnc and then we will look at arkansas. the rnc, as the republican party does take aim at the former house speaker, now democratic leader in the house of representatives. nancy pelosi, right now, i guess we could call her the incoming speaker of the house of representatives. cancel --ld like to raise taxes? >> the second part is accurate. >> the economy has been losing jobs for months. >> yes, we will raise taxes. >> officials call it a regulations tsunami. >> anti-immigration marches to abolish ice. >> a growing sense the u.s. military has significantly changed and not for the better. >> similar mismanagement

i went to play a soundbite of nancy pelosi on a win from the 28-year-old socialist in new york, takeone district, let's not get carried away. inside or outside the caucus. todd: what do you think? is this a seachange in the democratic party? >> starting to, look no further than the candidates they put up for election, socialist democrats, that is how they identify themselves, democrats have a crisis of identity and the crisis of policy. they are lurching way to the left, not into with where america is. we are right of center nation, we are just right and i think democrats are going to suffer with their leadership, people overstayed their welcome like nancy pelosi and schumer. as a republican i hope they don't because it will help us in november but for the good of the nation democrats need to come home to where they were to the rise of socialism. >> speaking like a republican. we have an identity crisis. let's not forget a lot of republicans are walking away, we have tea partiers, all kinds of different republicans. i celebrate the young woman from the bronx, it is not an identity cr

chuck schumer and nancy pelosi in a fight with maxine waters. they want her to tone down the rector. they're firing back. we've got the details, and you won't believe where else maxine waters supported protests. the eu and mexico now doing what president trump has been asking for all along. a tariff-free trade deal. we're going to give you the details. money, politics, we deliver the debate behind tomorrow's headlines and thank you for watching. i'm elizabeth macdonald. the evening edit starts right now. ♪ ♪ . liz: well, welcome to the show. the dow finishing up 35 points ending the day at 24,307. it was down as deep as 194 points to the downside intraday. the s&p and the nasdaq also closing higher to kick off the third quarter. trade fears lingering. more on that in a moment. but first, china mobile will be it announcing in the u.s. this is a breaking story. edward in washington. >> yeah. we learned this about 20 minutes ago or so, and we got it on the air. china mobile has been denied to be licensed to operate a network here. they want to be k

do you want nancy pelosi or do you want to go farther to the left. that would be a motivating factor and put jim jordan into a leadership position. lou: what do you think his pros prospects are? >> not great right now. i suspect there will be a fight. if they had this locked up they would have called a snap election and mcconsider thy or scalise would be speaker. lou: thaichthank you both very h >>> text former wonder boy mark zucker berg in a category of himself after earnings reports. we'll tell you what it's all about here next. my father passed this truck down to me, that's the same thing i want to do with you. it's an emotional thing to watch your child grow up and especially get behind the wheel. i want to keep you know, stacking up the memories and the miles and the years. he's gonna get mine -but i'm gonna get a new one. -oh yeah when it's time for your old chevy truck to become their new chevy truck, there's truck month. get 18% of msrp cash back on all silverado 1500 crew cab lt pickups when you finance with gm financial. that's $9,000 on t

between maxine waters and nancy pelosi and getting rid of i.c.e.ing open borders, and the biggest thing coming of open borders. all it's going to do was lead to massive, massive crime. that's going to be their platform. open borders which equals crime. i think they will never win another election, so i'm actually quite happy about it. >> dana: not all democrats are on board. several lawmakers appeared to distance themselves from the far left calls to get rid of immigration and customs enforcement. >> abolishing i.c.e. will accomplish nothing unless we change the trump policy. the trump administration is embarked on a train wreck, a moral train wreck. >> if you abolish i.c.e., you have the same president with the same failed policies. >> there's a lot of other things you can do before we get to that point. >> what has to change out the policies and that people that are making these policies are making horrendous decisions like separating kids from their parents. >> dana: you heard democrats on the message now, chris, they are saying policies are not

do you want nancy pelosi or do you want to go farther to the left.be that would be a motivating factor and put jim jordan into a leadership position. lou: what do you think his pros prospects are? >> not great right now. i suspect there will be a fight. if they had this locked up they would have called a snap election and mcconsider thy or scalise would be speaker. lou: thaichthank you both very h >>> text former wonder boy mark zucker berg in a category of himself after earnings reports. we'll tell you what it's all about here next. i just want to find a used car without getting ripped off. start at the new carfax.com show me used trucks with one owner. pretty cool. [laughs] ah... ahem... show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal o

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this is why i will not be voting for nancy pelosi for a leader.h to find a new leadership team that ensures that congress works for all of us. >> melissa: oh, boy, kathy williams is not going to be a favorite of nancy pelosi after this. is this a good way to run? >> i think it is smart, nancy pelosi is not well received, but the most important part of what she said is where she pointed towards bipartisan cooperation. she said both parties have to work together. and look, the election is composed of three groups. the republican base, the democratic base, and the swing voters. and the smallest of the groups is the swing voters, but they could be the determinative group this fall in many districts. they want people who are going to go to washington and not simply have bipartisan blinders on, but are going to say, i'm going to try to work on behalf of america. if that means compromising with the other side, democrat or republican, that is what i will do. >> melissa: i love you talking about philosophy and slogan, because we saw the slogan from the hou

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as you pointed out, the future of nancy pelosi.ere's one of the more progressive members of the democratic socialists when talking about policy. take a listen. >> she's the current party leader absolutely. i look forward to being part of that conversation in winning back the house. there's no decision about the party leader until we win the house first. >> why has the future of either minority leader pelosi was weaker pelosi or congresswoman pelosi become the third rail within the democratic caucus? >> i don't think it's the third rail. i'm one of those people who hates the blue waves. we are putting the cart before the horse. >> are you confident in nancy pelosi's leadership through the mid-terms, which would then rightfully give her the speakership if you guys take the house? >> i messily confident in her leadership and i'm one of those people that we've got to go with them when each of those district seat by seat in them will have a discussion of what the is going to do. these are premature conversations. it's not just fox news,

where democrats like nancy pelosi were in fact supporting the legalization of i.c.e. at our border. you know, this is going on in their party right now, the democrats. this is the shift left. i don't know if hillary clinton could feel it but it was shifting left. now you kind of have an organization or agency that is caught up in the areas of what they are trying to do to save their own hides across the political aisle. >> it's a dangerous political game they are playing right now. and the secretary and all the bad stuff that they tried to get in the country, i.c.e. stops. the agency is very reckless, i don't think the american people support this. it's about a 70-30 issue with the american people. one last thing, when i was a federal prosecutor after 9/11 to encounter terrorism, the way we were able to deport all lot of potential terrorists with i.c.e. and our immigration laws was we couldn't provide the enteral support for terrorism. is going on we think this resolution is going to past. it's supportive of the mission of ice and is announcing. i hope the bill that we passed as i m

>> a couple of ways, symbolic issues which candidates have taken, i'm not voting for nancy pelosi, i'mhumer, we need new leaders which is a way i'm saying with the past, number two, compromise on immigration, to me alternative to just saying eliminate ice is to say we need a compromised secure borders, potentially a wall and a pathway to citizenship for the dreamers and potentially more. that to me is the way to do it and you have to be willing to compromise with the republicans and, yes, president trump even if you don't like him. paul: and so what i hear you saying that the abolish ice theme which we are hearing more and more is a political loser for the democrats, is that a fair inches -- inference? >> yeah, particularly for the enthusiasm that you're describing, the left and the democratic socialists, they are not the democrats of the type i am, they are democratic socialist who is reject capitalism. that's going bleed over into some of the mid western and southern districts where the democrats have a chance and if you're a local candidate, you have to say, that's not me, i'm runni

together with nancy pelosi, the face of the democratic party she will make people flee."like there is a realignment going on on the left. something, momentous is happening with the democratic party. what you think it is? >> they've been moving left for a long time. it is being tugged to go that way even more at the moment. some development within the party. the sheer force of the anti-trump movement, it has had that effect. all systems are a go for everything you can to resist trump. maxine waters is a voice on that. that is where we are.. of course, the election in new york city last week. a socialist. she has lots of radical ideas, in favor of those constituents. she will be a voice in the party. she's an attractive young candidate. she has a good story to tell. these people are effective in the party, as we are seeing it today. >> tucker: the argument against trump that the democrats are trying to make him he scary and radical. they could say yes, maybe trump's radical. he doesn't want to abolish ice, or borders. you are even scarier. can they do that? can republicans

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right now there's no alternative to nancy pelosi. >> we will be talking about this for months.l harper for free beacon and weekly standard, thanks. >> thanks, mike. mike: citizenship no longer require to vote in some san francisco elections, william explains. >> san francisco, america's original sanctuary city scored another first on monday registering illegal immigrants to vote. >> today we will say to our families, we need you to have a voice. two years ago voters approved proposition n, amending the city charter giving anyone over age 18 with child in school the right to vote in school board elections including nonu.s. citizens even those without legal status. >> you shouldn't be here, your kids shouldn't be here, you should be thankful that we are educating them and now you want to tell us how to run the schools, i don't think so. >> critics say voting is a right of citizens extending it to illegal immigrants creates confusion, sense of entitlement and slippery slope, school board today, city council tomorrow. san francisco now, next los angeles and beyond. >> absolutely sp

conor lamb being elected will be another vote for nancy pelosi. nancy pelosi has made it clear she intends to try to repeal the tax law. that is what she would like to do. i think will we want to say is we want to make this permanent. guy like not reelect a keith, you are threatening the permanency of that return. has been enough forget of trying to bring down government spending. one of the complaints of the tax bill is it is going to increase the debt and deficit in the country. are you prepared for that argument from democrats who say what this tax bill will do is jack up the nation's debt higher? guest: absolutely. we are concerned about the deficit. heritage has long argued that we need to cut federal spending. we believe you need to cut federal spending while reducing tax liability. host: republicans are not doing that. guest: no, they are not. we are the biggest critics of them. we voted against a bba that sent spending levels higher. we fox republican leadership on that. we have voted against multiple spending bills. the spending levels ar

right now there's no alternative to nancy pelosi. >> we will be talking about this for months.ree beacon and weekly standard, thanks. >> thanks, mike. mike: citizenship no longer require to vote in some san francisco elections, william explains. >> san francisco, america's original sanctuary city scored another first on monday registering illegal immigrants to vote. >> today we will say to our families, we need you to have a voice. two years ago voters approved proposition n, amending the city charter giving anyone over age 18 with child in school the right to vote in school board elections including nonu.s. citizens even those without legal status. >> you shouldn't be here, your kids shouldn't be here, you should be thankful that we are educating them and now you want to tell us how to run the schools, i don't think so. >> critics say voting is a right of citizens extending it to illegal immigrants creates confusion, sense of entitlement and slippery slope, school board today, city council tomorrow. san francisco now, next los angeles and beyond. >> absolutely spread like wild

should nancy pelosi be the next bigger? >> -- next speaker?> we need to see what is going on, i think it's premature for me to commit to any kind of -- it's only been a few days chuck. host: straight to the topic of nancy pelosi and her future as the leader of house democrats, the day after the primary victory last tuesday, nancy pelosi was asked questions about the party and where it should go from here. here's what she had to say. time, joe exciting crowley is a fabulous leader in congress. to hisnity and yielding successor was something that was beautiful to behold. that is what the democratic party is about. we are a big tent and we respect the will of the voters. we recognize our differences across the country and we know what brings us together are our values. our values are about supporting americans working families -- america's working families, honoring the sacrifice of our men and women in uniform, and honoring the aspirations of our children. that is why we vote alike, we have shared values. host: taking some time this morning to t

no none of those races are connected to nancy pelosi.o the issues in those local districts and that's it. i think what republicans want to do and president trump wants to do is connect this party to nancy pelosi. you don't have to do that, because you look all across this country thrill and see 435 unique races with unique issues. steve: right. but, capri, we have got a gallup poll from a couple weeks ago and it shows that her favorability can democrats is at 55%. independents it's at 22%. you know, you need a lot of independents. particularly if she is the face, you know, of primary face of the party. >> you know, nancy pelosi has always been a lightning rod if you go all the way back to the 2010 cycle. there were a lot of races where people were running against nancy pelosi all across the country in the midterm elections. so she stands for this sort of coastal elite situation. and that's why you see a lot of candidates in the midwest, in my part of the country that are distancing themselves and trying to be unique. president obama, is

chuck schumer and nancy pelosi condemned her but the hard left wants to get rough. if you and'. are standing at the border. it's the eefltness of donald trump. if you hold down the victim when she is being raped. are you a rapist? >> people voted for him after him showing his cards for years. >> all the people who voted for donald trump were racist? >> if republicans weren't so racist they could encourage people who are morally conservative to be on their side. >> those people supporting what he's doing here are racist, period. >> those move 79s should be non-violent, but they should not be non-confrontational. jesse: they are saying if you support donald trump you are an evil racist. the left-wing incivility has been around before donald trump and around for a while. even fox news channel has felt the heat. >> fox news! fox news! >> you don't even know what i do. >> he wants to shut down the communication. the teacher was giving me the business yesterday and the teacher told me she hates me because it makes her feel good. jesse: the bottom line is everyone should be treated wit

certainly a crucial political of that but there's way more to it than you think it's going to nancy pelosi the minority leader on capitol hill civilization as we know today is that risk in this election we have to win we have to win civilization at risk goodness that sounds quite serious now she's not the only one to think of the upcoming election. of existential importance and no less if you one of these folks is watching cable news you cocktail parties with your friends and you sing civilization is collapsing and you're nervous and worried but that is not where you personally do time energy and money than either you don't actually think civilization is collapsing so you're not pushing yourself hard enough and i would push harder the time for diagnosis is over it is cancer midterms are america's last chance at remission register to vote we can beat this disease now filmmaker michael moore is urging the liberal rank and file to seize the moment what are we willing to commit to what would you give your life for what would you be willing to do to actually put yourself on the line for that mo

(justine) coming up -- nancy pelosi is pledging to help speed up puerto rico's hurricane recovery.. we'll her how she plans to get it done... after the break (jrstone) coming up -- a grieving mother is speaking out about the loss of her son to gun violence in the new orleans shooting... her emotional plea... when we come back. (justine) a shooting in new orleans that killed three people and injured several others has triggered a manhunt. (jr stone) authorities say two suspects opened fire into a crowd outside a business... three miles from the french quarter. two men and a woman died at the scene... and seven others were injured. including one person in critical condition. the motive for the shooting is still under investigation. however authorities say the suspects walked up to a crowd gathered at a strip mall...approached the victims from behind and fired multiple rounds "indiscriminately." (sot) chief michael s. harrison, new orleans police department: "we believe that they actually stood over one of the individuals and fired multiple rounds. and then after that fled."(jr stone)

are certainly a crucial political event but there's way more to it than you think according to nancy pelosi the minority leader on capitol hill civilization as we know today is the to risk in this election we have to win we have to win civilization at risk goodness that sounds quite serious now she's not the only one to think that the upcoming elections are an existential importance and no less if you one of these folks is watching cable news you know cocktail parties with your friends and you saying civilization is collapsing and you're nervous and worried but that is not what you personally do time energy and money than either you don't actually think civilization is collapsing or you're not pushing yourself hard enough and i would push harder the time for diagnosis is over it is cancer midterms are america's last chance at remission register to vote we can beat this disease now filmmaker michael moore is urging the liberal rank and file to seize the moment what are we willing to commit to what would you give your life for what would you be willing to do to actually put yourself on the li

why would nancy pelosi say that. now it's hard to tell if ordinary americans are is fired up as their t.v. screens and political leaders would like them to be let's not forget the vote is still months away and the hysteria will probably escalate and pick up steam cable mop and r.t. new york course the world is not going to win this football to play programs for. a continual part of. this is out to international just from one to the big build up to the big game later on. right here in the capital our special coverage begins and one of the. i would say thank you for what should have a great wednesday on the post. let the best. camera. roughly once the show and some will pay you for the. future cool video. and someone with the brooklyn. down more on string i don't really don't t.v. . after the war. was still active. in the nineteen seventies crittle had as the chair of its board and convicted of mass murder and slavery. a german company develops in the divide a drug that was promoted as completely safe even during pregn

. >> what does the party leadersh have to say, including nancy pelosi?> well, she was, you know, cord to her afterwards, said congratulations goes, but theyb her off. nobody gave her a chance. >> row conas the only congre congressman. it was interesting the read her tweets after winning.ai shed the establishment did not accept me except congressman connor. here are the independent efforts to help with strategy and on the ground organizing and others and that's how she got through. >> pelosi saidt , look,is a congressional race. it is one race in one district, new it is not necessarily representativef the nation, right? she kind of down played. >> this is the problem with the party.'r th still -- they're still chasing the working class white voters who voted for trump. those folks aren't going to votr democrats. they're not coming back. >> i'm going to tell you, i heard some people talking behind closed doors.w you khat, nancy pelosi has gotten too comfortable, too. we're see sg in thetate of california where there's a challenge to dianne feinstein.e peoe

between nancy pelosi and getting rid of i.c.e.en borders and the biggest thing, you have open borders, it is going to create massive, massive crime. open borders which equals crime. i think they will never win another lecture. i'm actually quite happy about it. >> harris: why is this catching fire in the democratic party? >> i think that the president's premise is ridiculous. you can have the rule of law in this country. i have not heard a single democrat to call for open borders in the policy. it is catching fire because they are seeing what happens when an agency runs amok. 20 agents pen a letter to the senator. the hispanic caucus is not calling for the abolishment of i.c.e. >> neither is bernie sanders. this is making bernie sanders look pretty moderate. it is not saying getting rid of it all to get to look at people who are to abolish i.c.e., might have something to do with a potential campaign. but, i think the president has a point. and i also think the president does a good job of bating democrats to taking these type of s

nancy pelosi calls them inconsequential. they beg to differ. >> tim ryan ran against her.e had an entire week to campaign and a third of the caucus voted for him. i don't think that's inconsequential. we need a uniter in our party. we can continue to have these narrow and divisive politics, or we can find lead who are are going to bring us together. >> it is interesting to watch. there are all these skirmishes within the democratic family, even as the overall landscape looks pretty good. is that normal? >> yeah, i think that's pretty normal. i think the question is not so much what does it mean for 2018. it's what it means for 2019 and 2020. look, democrats are completely united around all kinds of candidates to win the house, the senate. they don't care. conservative, liberal, wherever you are on the spectrum. the biggest challenge, of course, is what's going to happen if democrats take the house and nancy pelosi goes on as speaker. i met with a bunch of democratic candidates for the house last week. most of them are under 40. some of them are under 35. a good number of t