call now for your free hearing test from an industry leader: miracle-ear. >> nancy pelosi is a greatreat leader, but her time has come and gone. >> what we need is a new generation of leadership to be honest about the problems that we face. >> i'd like to see someone besides nancy pelosi run and that's how i would support. >> martha: at defiant nancy pelosi says, no, she's not going anywhere. >> i do agree that it's time for new blood and, i feel very proprietary about that. i was happy to go my way. to have no woman at the table, and to have the affordable care act at risk, as long as he is here, i'm here. >> juan williams is the cohost of "the five," good to see both of you tonight. what do you think, is she positive or negative for the democratic party? she seems to be digging in her heels. >> as a matter of political calculus, she's not going anywhere. if you ask if she's positive or negative, the republicans want to make her out to be wicked witch of the west to try to counter the negatives and lack of popularity of president trump. but president trump is a much larger political

you are not going to endorse nancy pelosi?i am so appreciative of nancy pelosi and what she has done for the democratic party. so i don't have a vote in that race. >> but you did endorsed in new york in that race? >> i haven't endorsed in any other race. this is a race that will be up to the house democrats in the aftermath. i hope the house majority democrats. >> trish: joining me is sean spicer, now senior adviser and the spokesman for america first action and the author of the new book. good to see you. >> good to see you. happy friday. >> trish: it seems like doing everything he could not to say yeah, i'll endorse her. we heard excuses but what is the real reason why so many democrats are running away from nancy pelosi right now? >> look, you are right. this should be a no-brainer. if you are the chair of the d.n.c. you should say i totally support nancy pelosi, she has done all the great stuff and i'm 100% confident that the democrats will take over the house. he did neither. i think that was telling on both counts. i thi

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nancy pelosi brags that she will soon be speaker of the housese again and she may be.osi could do a lot for this country by speaking out against this ominous trend towards violence. it wouldn't take much, just five words. political violence is never justified. political violence is never justified. hold a press conference and say that, repeatedly, with vehemence. people would listen. it might even help her politically, doing the rightve thing usually does help politically. so we are going to wait and see if she does it. lou dobbs hosts "lou dobbs tonight" on fox news business and he joins us tonight. am i imagining that this trend is real and it's accelerating? >> you are exactly right and it is deeply disturbing because there is a certain wink and nod that is taking place in the democratic party, because they are not denouncing this kind of violence, and it is building, whether it's on the street or whether it is in university of southern nevada. maxine waters actually calling on democrats to confront republicans in restaurants, anywhere they find them.an this is kind

nbc's bay area sergio quintana joins us from san francisco where minority leader nancy pelosi showed up today to open what she's calling the red to blue center. sergio? >> reporter: garvin, this is actually one of two centers that are opened now in the bay area for the midterms. the other one was in the east bay, congressman eric swalwell was on hand for that event. at this event, minority leader nancy pelosi was joined by democrats and volunteers for today's grand opening at the red to blue center on market street. the idea is to call voters in swing states and republican majority states and try to convince them to cast ballots for democrats. republicans did win control of both the house and the senate in 2016 when president donald trump took the white house. minority leader nancy pelosi says that democrats have a good chance at taking back control of congress but it will take lots of effort. >> these races could be 500 votes one way or another all over the country. so, understand that every call you make or if you go out there, every step you take, every door you knock, every postc

sean: some democrats have completely separated themselves from nancy pelosi. conor lamb is someone in a special election who was trying to appeal to moderate voters, and i think democrats are worried about the pelosi connection. she has been in power for a long time. i think a lot of voters see her as part of the establishment in washington. and it doesn't paint a particularly positive image in their minds, particularly in these swing districts where you have a lot of conservative voters. it is something democrats are my love, and republicans, it is a great strategy. alexis: max rose had an ad about it -- it was like, we have to get rid of leadership on both sides. i have talked to a lot of democratic candidates that have said similar things. it's not just republican leadership, it's the democratic leadership. -- it's not just the democratic leadership. host: and do the polls for them show that that message resonates? alexis: this is kind of the classic midterm first year. everyone is sort of like, let's just blow it all up. we will see if that ends up being a

nancy pelosi in the time magazine article talked about being focus of g.o.p. weren't effective, i wouldn't be a target. that is hard to argue with. >> the fact she's still out there, and making headline system a good day for the republican party because while the mid-term map is tough in the house, when nancy pelosi is out there, it allows republicans to frame the election as a choice between nancy pelosi and the republican and not just rever d referendum on president trump. what is the choice? nancy pelosi and republicans have a punter's chance here of doing okay in the mid-terms. >> heating up, fun mid-term election, fun for us to cover, maybe not on the ground. adrienne elrod and colin reed, thanks for being here. president trump is being introduced right now. good timing for us. president trump taking the stage in fargo, north dakota, he's there to campaign for congressman kevin cramer. he is -- it is tight race there, with the senate republican, democrat, heidi heitkamp, she is number one vulnerable democrat and president trump is this to help kevin crame

[laughter] >> harris: rebel democrats taking a new shot at nancy pelosi.e difficult for the minority leader to take back the speaker gavel to him in the house. what this is about and whether this shows deep divisions within the democratic party. stay close. ♪ george woke up in pain. but he has plans today. so he took aleve this morning. hey dad. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. now introducing aleve back and muscle pain, for up to 12 hours of pain relief with just one pill. >> melissa: more outnumbered and just a moment, but first we were going to touch base with harris and what's happening on "outnumbered overtime" in just a few minutes. >> harris: we have a lot coming up. the latest in the battle of supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh. is it fair to demand his accuser to testify tomorrow by 10:00 a.m.? is it fair for her to demand the fbi investigate first? should senators

sean: some democrats have complete we separated themselves from nancy pelosi. conor lamb is the perfect example of that, somebody who was successful in a special election, was trying to appeal to moderate voters. i do get the sense that democrats are worried about the pelosi connection. she's been this power for a long time. i think a lot of voters see her as part of the establishment in washington. it doesn't paint a particularly positive image in their minds, particularly in the swing districts, where you have a lot of conservative voters. i think it's something democrats are mindful of, and republicans are putting a lot of eggs in their basket. alexis: it was like, we have to get rid of leadership on both sides. max rose, who's running in the statin island district, had an ad that was just like, we've got to get rid of leadership on both sides. i have talked to democratic leadership who say similar things, the problem is got to get rid of everyone, and this is a change election. host: and do the polls for them show that that message resonates? >> this is kind

pelosiou asked if nancy is a liability. what do the polls say? how are democrats responding to that attack from their republican opponents? some democrats have complete we separated themselves from nancy pelosi. trying to appeal to moderate voters, and i think democrats are worried about the pelosi connection. in a special -- in power for a long time. i think a lot of voters see her as part of the establishment in washington. and it doesn't paint a particularly positive image in their minds, particularly with conservative voters. it was like, we have to get rid of leadership on both sides. i have sponsored a lot of democratic candidates that have said several -- similar things. it's not just republican leadership, it's the democratic leadership. host: and do the polls for them show that that message resonates? >> this is kind of the classic midterm first year. everyone is sort of like, let's just blow it all up. alexis, you asked about the factor of president trump. what are you hearing and what are you watching for in races of where the presiden

i think nancy pelosi is a nightmare for democrats. she is very polarizing. districts really can't stand her. a lot of democrats on the ballot are already saying we are not aligning ourselves with her. i think it's a bad move. she's part of an old regime, so to speak. i think they need some new blood and if you have people on the fence, all these places that are very red that may flip and say as a rejection of trump, we are going to vote for a democrat, nancy pelosi is being used in all these republican attack ads. they are saying you don't want to go over there. it's not right now but it could. i don't think she's very good for the left. >> juan: greg, i want to pick up on jedediah's point. you look at a situation where you want to encourage republicans to go to the polls. i saw that kevin mccarthy, the whip, said nancy pelosi should scare people. is that going to work? >> greg: she can do it pretty easily. these races are closer than michael moore's thighs. you have to prepare for the midterms the way you prepare for a hurricane. you have to be prepared for

tonight, nancy pelosi and ted cruz are this week's swamp watch.e democrat for 16 years including as speaker in 2007 in 2010. it places her in the top 1%. an estimated net worth of over $100 million. you can see why. on march 18, 2018 while she was speaker she bought $220,000 a visa initial public offering stock. she got it the day before it was publicly traded. the privilege set aside for select investors. two weeks before she was given access to the ipo stock, legislation with a fair fee act of 2008 was introduced in the house. it would've cut visa revenues and cut the stock price. something that pelosi had a direct interest in. by a remarkable coincidence, this piece of legislation never made it to a vote on the house floor. when the shady transaction was reported they published a and not the special interests. laughable because for 16 years leader pelosi has presided over the one with the most blatant waves that were special interests get what they want. the institutional corruption of the congressional view system. as house leader, she is heav

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democratic leader nancy pelosi was at the relaunch of the program today. this without buena vista horseman elementary. >> you can only argue for what you believe in. what we believe in our the people here, and the differences they make. >> the mission is expanding to five more schools in the mission district. it connects families to free services for kids, and adults who live in the mission. >>> all right, let's look at the red flag warning. it is now in effect for the northbay hills, santa cruz mountains, and it will hang on until tomorrow at around 5:00. the wind is blowing out there at mt. diablo. there have been just that 20 miles per hour. as we get going in the evening, the wind will pick up more. this type of offshore wind event has its teeth in the late-night hours tonight and early tomorrow morning. that is typical for these type -- types of events. this will get the funneling going pick up you have a downslope wind, and a goalie, the wind will funnel into that. they may go up to 35 miles per hour tonight. again, this will mostly be at 1:00 in the

many of these candidates have said they would not vote for nancy pelosi as leader of the party. republicans are really trying to use that lane of attack to make voters think that candidates are too liberal for their electorate. nancyjim hobart, is pelosi a factor? guest 2: there is a reason why all these democratic candidates are making an effort to say they will not vote for her. she is incredibly unpopular. a big reason republicans won the house in 2010 and are able to keep the house in 2018. there is an argument that she will be the reason because she is just that unpopular, especially with the types of swing voters that republicans need to persuade. int: we will go to wayne mississippi on the republican line. jim hobart on the republican side and ben winston on the democrat side. caller: thank you. i just want to say a few comments. i have been listening in and it seems like a lot of folks are educated about what is going on in 2009. it was the destruction of how -- of our nation by barack obama. i just saw his speech in illinois. not one time did he talk about anything that

none of than house minority leader nancy pelosi who hasn't called for the president to be impeached, but i've have vowed to instruct his policies for as long as he's in office. >> at hillary clinton had one in the political character was protected i'd feel very proprietary about that. i'm happy to go my way to have the political character of risk. as long as he's here, i'm here. lou: it is nice to know that the minority leader is enacting the personal ambition, but simply clinging to power in order to obstruct the president. so far, not a single democrat has an answer to president trump's unprecedented achievement and overwhelming success. only 57 days to the midterm elections. our first guest tonight joins us to discuss the latest drivel. he was also one of 12 house republicans call for the declassification of the five application used to spy on the charm campaign. joining us tonight, congressman louie gohmert who serves on the judiciary committee, congressman, great to have you with us. your reaction to what is going on. i mean, maxine waters, nancy pelosi, this has become a person

nancy pelosi is elected as speaker of the house. i am curious to know, what were your impressions of that event? what did it mean as a woman member of congress at that time, particularly one from the california delegation? >> it meant a great deal. i was always one of nancy's lieutenants. when she ran for whip. i could not think of a better person to be the first on these things, than leader pelosi. she was good. i was proud. as proud as i could be of anything, ever. when she was sworn in as speaker. my grandson came with me. my oldest grandson. he was about 11, i think. she and nancy were friends. they like each other. it was wonderful to share that with him. >> having watched her move up that leadership ladder, how would you describe her leadership style? >> firm. and fair. and, she is not even close to wishy-washy, ever. she knows her stuff. she is really good. i mean, i did not always go with her. you know, i am from the bay area. we have mutual respect. i really like her and i think she likes me, too. i watched her, when she wa

now, nancy pelosi, for all the criticism that people have about nancy pelosi within the party, as youncredible amount of money. she's a very skilled political and legislative tactician and was the first woman speaker. inis era of the me too movement, you could see someone like nancy pelosi have to step aside if house democrats were to take back the house of representatives and she were to be in line for the speakership. these young voices could cause a problem for nancy pelosi if that were the case. >> you're going to make a guess right now? is capuano heading back to the capitol or do you think presley's going to walk in there? >> listen, as you said, we don't know, state polls are very much in up in the air. i will say this, capuano is a street fighter. he was a mayor somerville, a very tough town. who knows. we'll see tomorrow night. >>> "outfront" next, hurricane warnings in effect as gordon's powerful winds are now lashing the coast of florida. new details coming in on the storm's track. >>> plus, joe biden is running. literally. money managers are pretty much the same. all but w

nancy pelosi with subpoena power. which she was speaker of the house, she was third in line to the presidency. she was one of the most effective speakers ever passing landmark legislation on health care, and wall street reform among so many other issues and that through a deeply divided congress. the right has spent hundreds of millions of dollars painting her as a radical and rogue liberal. now, after decades on top, young activists are urging her to pass on the mantle of her own party. she tells me she is not going anywhere just as she appears on the front cover of "time" magazine for the first time. i started by asking her the million dollar question. welcome to the program. first and foremost, let me ask what everybody is asking. who could and how could anyone dare to write such a broad. >> the party of lincoln cannot survive as the party of trump. his behavior, his dysfunction his jeopardizing our national security. and how we have abandoned our allies. his abandoning not only national security but fiscal securit

first up, nancy pelosi. you don't want to miss that.er now at -- that's all for tonight, my thanks to all of our guests, mark levin is u ♪ mark: hello america, i am mark levin this is "life, liberty and levin," i have a great guest, how are you, sir. >> i am good. mark: a great honor. >> thank you. mark: i have been a fan of yours for years and years, first time we're meeting. >> it mutual. mark: thank you. you are know author, columnist. you have done documentary films, a senior fellow at stan ford institution, you specialize institute of race relation, you were born in

nancy pelosi, steny hoyer and joe crowley. is this a risk for democrats to be painted so progressively as these talking points allow? >> no, it's not. you can look at the obama cabinet that was involved in for both administrations. there was nothing near the corruption that we've seen from the pruitts and the zenkes, the people in this cabinet. nothing within 1,000 miles of it. frankly, anyone that had the issues of these cabinet members have had, for example, secretary devos never would have passed the intern vetting so the compare the obama cabinet and the trump cabinet are apples and oranges. >> leland: we'll get alana in on that. what is the defense when you start seeing the ads about pruitt and his private jets, price and his private jets, zenke and his professional behavior what is the promise to drain the swamp? >> we are draining the swamp in a lot of ways. you see a lot of this behavior in both parties. you look at not necessarily the cabinet of obama, but you look at other democrat leadership, senate leadership. they

minority leader nancy pelosi joined others at this center on market street. idea to call voters in swing and republican majority states and try to convince them to cast ballots for democrats. pelosi says that democrats have a good chance to take control of the house in november in part because of how unpopular president trump is. >> 45, about as far as i can go. we talk about him and republicans in congress, this election isn't about him but our candidates, veis-a-vis their opponents, incumbents. don't agonize, organize. >> republicans are using nancy pelosi as main target in midterm elections. focus of several political attack ads across the country, republicans warning voters if the democrats take back the house in november, she may become speaker den and work to unravel tax cuts passed last year by the republicans. midterm elections are november 6th, mere 51 days away. reporting live in san francisco. >>> dozens of activists called for president's impreach. called refuse fascism. protesting everything from the president to his supreme court nominee brett k

nancy pelosi came. us, we made a poster,. we called the convention to end discrimination against all women. vote, and there's no place to sit in this room. we stood a cross the back with our poster. and, they said it use it down, young woman, or i am going to call the police to come in here and remove you. and we said, we are just standing here. waiting to have a meeting with you. the capitol police started to come in and we laughed about it. he would not talk about it. that was because they had some passes,on, that if they we would be saying all women in the world can have abortions. it had nothing to do with that. he would not even hear us out. whenmost passed it once, madeleine albright was secretary of state. and, the senate almost got that far but then they did not. it is hard to make the senate do with the house once sometimes. out of mckinley thought the opportunity was narrow. around, we would be in charge. >> the women when you reelected, the numbers, they went after magically. overall, women were the small represent

nancy pelosi. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, willie brown.and he said that about any project where there is dirt to be turned is true. i would say to him if the community is together and there is consensus on a project, i can sell it in washington by saying, there is agreement. if we provide the money for san francisco, dirt will fly. [laughter] >> thank you, willie brown. it is an honor to be here with you and to see that this venue had to replace something that was even dangerous to the public good. thank you for your leadership in so many ways. it is visionary, for our city, both as our mayor and the speaker for so many years. i join you in recognizing assemblywoman skinner and john. john where is john? john burton for their leadership in getting us to this place and mayor breed. congratulations on the work you did as a supervisor and president of the board. but what you will be doing as mayor of san francisco, because we have more to do. especially with this project. it is wonderful to be here with so many members of the official family o

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nancy pelosi and jane goodall and john kerry. >>> now to an unsettling situation of hurricane florenceit is slowly moving into the east coast. everyone though it carolinas are scrambling to get ready. home improvement stores are sold out of generators. leaders are urging everyone to stock up on essentials. >> we are hoping for r the best but preparing for the worse. >> i am t>&rq to find out what they all do. >> cruise lines have directed their ships to avoid the path. >> florence could be as strong as category four by the time it reaches the coast. we'll have$ldát a complete repo florence in a our newscast. >>> some of the biggest names of politics are in the east bay tonight. they're celebrating the life of a man who fought for justice. at a private memorial joining us live in oakland with a closer look to ron dylan. maryann. >> reporter: well, you can see the banner behind me paying tribute. inside the celebration of his life cons. continues. >> he served in congress for 21 years and it is only fitting that his memorial tonight be larger than life. >> reporter: a public memorial at

he actively said, i am not opposing donald trump, but i am opposing my leader nancy pelosi.he key for democrats to win is to support trump, reject nancy pelosi. >> he did not have opposition in that primary. he did not have to face somebody from the left. he was able to situate himself without confronting what the democrats are dealing with. that is not the case for everyone else that's out there. >> she's right about the confrontation from the far left. i actually want to play a clip. this is andrew cuomo, the governor of a state as big as new york going up against his opponent here cynthia nixon. let's play this clip. and tammy, i would like for you to react. >> my opponent lives in the world of fiction. i live in the world of fact. let's just do a few facts. the subway system is owned by new york city. >> it has been controlled by the state since 1965. >> can you stop interrupting? >> can you stop lying? >> as soon as you do. >> did he really just say that? >> see, that gives you an example of what can happen when you really aren't situated in anything that you can believ

what do you think about nancy pelosi being the next speaker of the house? ould scare all americans. if democrats won the majority i believe nancy would be speaker but believes maxine waters would be in charge of your banking and insurance across this nation. more and more individuals like that. the reason why i think they would elect nancy. remember who is winning in the primaries. the socialists, much more aligned in san francisco than the rest of the nation. >> bill: maxine waters mentioned the line impeachment. she said it seven times. is that motivation for democrats? are you concerned about that call? >> i'm concerned about that call but not shocking to the american public. the democrats have forced an impeachment vote already twice and tom stieers who spent more than 120 million dollars to get the democrats to take the majority. they bragged that his list for impeachment is larger than the nra list in america. think about that. not only do they want to impeach the president, they want to abolish ice but the scariest part about this they would bankrupt

how will those people mesh with nancy pelosi and her leadership team? will they clash? see what happens six, nine months down the road. there is no obvious challenger to pelosi even though there is disquiet and anger in the party about her leadership. >> right. emily, real quick. i want to get this to you. is there a sense of how significant the kavanaugh allegations will factor into the democrats' midterms? >> being a swing vote this midterm election season. i mean, they're going to be paying close attention to how the allegations are handled and how it plays out on live television. we know the anita hill hearings ushered in the senate and house female politicians in the next year. so the year the women might be repeating itself. >> emily and sean, thank you. great to have you here. that does it for me. i'm dara brown a the top of the hour, politics nation with al sharpton and adam schiff -- first, your business is up next. ♪ this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handi

he actively said, i am not opposing donald trump, but i am opposing my leader nancy pelosi. key for democrats to win is to support trump, reject nancy pelosi. >> he did not have opposition in that primary. he did not have to face somebody from the left. he was able to situate himself without confronting what the democrats are dealing with. that is not the case for everyone else that's out there. >> she's right about the confrontation from the far left. i actually want to play a clip. this is andrew cuomo, the governor of a state as big as new york going up against his opponent here cynthia nixon. let's play this clip. and tammy, i would like for you to react. >> my opponent lives in the world of fiction. i live in the world of fact. let's just do a few facts. the subway system is owned by new york city. >> it has been controlled by the state since 1965. >> can you stop interrupting? >> can you stop lying? >> as soon as you do. >> did he really just say that? >> see, that gives you an example of what can happen when you really aren't situated in anything that you can believe

on the nancy pelosi and the democrats, you would pay $2059 more tax per year. that is the amount paul ryan said the average household benefits from the tax cuts. tax cuts that democrats pledged to reverse. that should be the message. $2000 a year more tax under nancy pelosi and the democratics. let's test the experts if they agree with my advice. fox news contributor, tammy bruce. stuart bonnie, the host of on the company. store, do you see what i did there? i go on your show all the time and it's fun. i am repaying the complement. >> i will take it. >> steve: did i get it right? should they focus not just on the economy doing well, but on the simple fact that the democrats would increase your taxes. >> you are onto something there, steve. i agree they should go after the nancy pelosi's and democrats of the world who really will customer cut fortune. but, the state of the economy in my opinion, it is the greatest story rarely told. we do have a booming economy. 4% growth, double of what we had in the obama era. plenty of jobs. we have prosperity. we are back to

the problem is nancy pelosi has a lot of power, has a lot of money.: we will see what happens, lots to talk about. thank you for joining us, have a great day. the time is 20 minutes after the top of the hour. you can learn abcs but no talking about see, a new push to keep politics out of the classroom. jackie ibanez breaks down the new proposal that has a lot of people talking. ♪ abc ♪ easy as 1-2-3 ♪ heather: former cia director michael payton advising the intelligence community to revolt over what donald trump called declassified documents related to the russia probe. >> dinner or later we are going to come to a point that with the president demand is so egregious the right thing for them to do to signal the alarm, to stand up the flare, is to say if you want this done, it is going to have to be done by someone else. >> those who are stalling are part of the cover-up. >> the same people out there running around saying national security concerns are the same people involved. heather: the justice department, doj, and text and documents. donald trump d

during a visit in san francisco yesterday nancy pelosi urged senators to first hear ms. forde out and don't rush to a vote. >> i hope that they will ave an investigation. r a fair in addition to a hearing. >> republican senator susan collins of maine says the lawyers for both ford and kavanaugh should question the two in order to, quote, elicit the most information. >>> most of the rain from the former hurricane florence has stopped. now it is time to start assessing the damage back in a couple of hours president trump will head to north carolina where he will get a firsthand look at the destruction. we already know that at least 237 people in three states have died . thousands of homes are destroyed at least 10,000 peopl businesses are still without power this morning. we have been talking to lauren blanchard every morning since before hurricane florence came ashore in north carolina. we will check in with her again coming up in the next half hour. >>> san francisco police arrested a man suspected in several burglaries over the past few weeks. investigators released 61-

successfully delayed a fight on a change of leadership roles that would make it effectively easier for nancy pelosiop of the caucus. clearly punting that to november was a win for pelosi but it does underscore the restiveness, whether it's the dozens of candidates on the campaign trail about their leadership and specifically pelosi. three dozen democratic candidates have distanced themselves from pelosi, saying outright they will not vote for her or generally speaking they want new leadership. if democrats take back the house, which they look like they'll have a good chance of doing, we'll be watching that margin of victory to see if nancy pelosi can get that 218 votes on the floor to become speaker again. >> government shutdown, president's foreign policy. lot of drama being kept down, shall we saw say, because of other news? >>> republicans are now bracing for a very tough year in governor's races, especially in the midwest. most republicans think, for example, scott walker is headed to defeat in wisconsin and smart gop strategists already predicting democrats, as of this moment anyway, likely to

(jr stone) democratic (jr stone) (jr stone) democratic leader nancy pelosi is talking about the allegations court judge nominee brett kavanaugh.(catherine) pelosi joined mayor london breed today at a neighborhood eventin san francisco's mission district. kron4's michelle kingstontalked to her about the controversy... (mk)michelle kingston mkingstonnewsleader pelosi wants to know what they are hiding.. and says judge kavanaugh should take a lie detector test.among dozens of students and faculty of buena vista horace mann community school ...democratic leader nancy pelosi and san francisco mayor london breed celebrated a six million dollar grant given to the city's mission promise neighborhood organization.áquick natáafter the ribbon cutting -- pelosi answered our questions about judge brett kavanaugh and the sexual allegations made against him.nancy pelosi/minority leader of the us house of representatives "what are they hiding? if they don't have anything to hide they should make the paperwork known. if he doesn't have anything to hide judge kavanaugh should subject himself to a lie detecto

nancy pelosi: good morning, everyone. welcome back. we only have eight legislative days before the end of the fiscal year. the pressure -- and appropriations committee left to their own devices can work in an independent way. i do want to commend congresswoman nita lowey, our ranking member, on the appropriations committee, for the outstanding leadership she has provided there. and the victories that democrats have won that are not, shall we say, at the top of the news. i'm pleased to commend debbie wasserman schultz who is the ranking member, soon to be chair of the v.a. milcon. marcy kaptur, energy and water, and leg branch tim ryan. they are part of minibus one. you understand it's not omnibus, it's minibus. financial services with congressman quigley and interior with betty mccollum, has the e.p.a. in there. and, hopefully that will be, come to a conclusion soon as well. minibus three is the biggy, the biggest. labor, h.h.s. and defense. labor-hhs, rosa delauro, and the defense subcommittee, peter visclosky as our ranking member. s

who in the hell does chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, mark warner and adam schiff think they are? >> the other half of the gang of eight are the republicans. and this is just absurd. lou: the republicans haven't said a word. >> the gang of eight is a courtesy call. it's not a real power they have. and the bottom line is these people, if they do anything to step up against the president, they should be fired. i'm talking about, it's his team and he basically has an obligation to sit them down and say i want this done -- lou: who has the obligation? >> the president. he should say to these guys, you have the obligation to implement my orders. my orders are to put the documents out there. lou: if you have to tell the head of the fbi, national intelligence, you know what their obligation is. >> if they don't want to do it, hand in their resignation. lou: how do you get them to do that? you're talking of people of principle. i'm now afraid that christopher wray and dan coats, these are -- and rod rosenstein for crying out loud, they're not demonstrating great principle. they look like

as to nancy pelosi and the people calling for her removal.just a ploy by democrats to win independent votes. or if i were being optimistic, i would say democrats it's about time that you wake up and realize that your party is a losing party, and a lot of the losing has occurred under her tepid and non-existent leadership. but that's not for me to decide. >> molly: i want to draw your attention to a column. hard to exaggerate the importance of leadership of a democratic caucus who have never shown legislative prowess, few have demonstrated the skills required. in a sense he is saying experience matters. >> molly, i totally agree. that would be my next point. i think it's fine for democrats to call for new leadership. what does it look like? i'm biased because i'm from south carolina. i think if for whatever reason ms. pelosi is not the leader after the mid-term elections i'm a big fan for giving a promotion to congressman jim clyburn who is a stalwart in the democratic party and a real gem for many democrats across the country. what republican

we reached out to our congress woman, nancy pelosi, and she supported our proposal. [applause] >> and against steep odds, during a challenging national political climate, we received a call from leader pelosi's office, saying we won the $6,000,002-year extension grant for the mission district. [applause] >> congress woman, thank you for your leadership and for working so hard for our community. every please join me in welcoming our congress woman and house democratic leader nancy pelosi. >> thank you, very much, richard. richard is the director of the mission promise neighborhood. let us thank him for his tremendous leadership. it's an honor to be with you and with supervisor hillary ronen, and school board member mark sanchez, our very special guest today, yimi marino, and john nelson, a student who used the m.n.t. to get into college. later, we'll be joined by mayor london breed. isn't that an honor for all of us. we thank you principal claudia de la rios moran. again, it's a privilege to be here with each and every one of you, and i congratulate you because the ex

it is my tremendous honor to introduce leader nancy pelosi. [applause] >> thank you. you so much. thank you so much for your great leadership and today is a very special day for us personally and officially because of what it means to the residents here. and what it means to the redenlszes here is that they have been treated with great dignity and respect. and having a say in how this place, this wonderful burton manor has been developed, to recognize the leadership of our dearly departed mayor lee with the program working with the then-president of the board of supervise source and now our distinguished mayor of san francisco, london breed, to bring this to fruition. there are many factors at work and you'll hear from folks like the bank of america because there is a private sector role. beverley will talk to us about her experience here. i just want to talk a moment about john burton, a former member of congress and former president of the california state senate and california -- so many titles. so much commitment -- [laughter] so much commitment to our country. an

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