this is a political payoff to nancy pelosi's constituencies, to her allies. look at the wish list topping the house democrats 3 trillion-dollar liberal wish list is the great blue state bailout, a trillion dollars more to bailout the best managed state's, democratic run states, local governments, sanctuary cities one after another and pension plans that includes a tax cut for the 1% who live in those specific states illinois, new york, california, the windfall for the wealthy taxpayers and democratic run states but that isn't all. it provides direct payments to illegal immigrants. seek to release prisoners from detention centers so nancy pelosi is focusing on that but notably there's no liability protection for the small businesses and these are mom and pop businesses facing an ivavalanche of abusive lawsuitss they try to reopening. they addressed it in a special session on friday. the proposal abolishes the state voter id requirements and overrides the state boating law. it is all part of the master plan for the federal control of the state election law and

nancy pelosi agrees the global outbreak she said is a wonderful opportunity. that's according to the speaker of the house. she cannot let a crisis go to waste. she said she -- what -- a video of hillary clinton says you do not want a christ figure to waste. nancy pelosi is wasting a the public sign on a proposal that is not a single chance in the world of becoming law. this bill really is a political payoff to nancy pelosi's constituencies. to her allies. you look at it. top -- it -- look at the wish list. topping the house democrats $3 trillion liberal wish list is a great blue state bailout. it's a trillion dollars more to bail out very badly mismanaged states, democrat run states, local governments, sanctuary cities, one after another. the bill rescues underwater blue state pension plans and includes a tax cut for the wealthiest 1% who live in those specific states, illinois, new york, california. a windfall for wealthy taxpayers in democrat run states. all.hat's not the bill provides a direct payments to illegal immigrants. apparently they forgot that in t

that affect nancy pelosi as a freshman representative? guest: i think it had a huge effect on her career. for one thing, when the women's members, youy 23 will not get very far by summoning the sisterhood. it was crucial that she be able to work with men and get men to take her seriously and to listen to her. her approach to that was that fix thenot going to problems she saw around her. she was going to have to deal with it for priority is educating divisional men who might say something down, but trying to get things done. the other thing is she devoted herself in the early years to focusing on policy. she was not claiming the leadership ladder in the early years. she had been in congress for more than 10 years before she decided to run for a leadership position. she was focused on the most important committees and doing the most substantive work. as you heard her saying in the clip you played, she was an or and that really was the education for her in terms of being able to understand policy. very detail oriented mind and a phenomenal m

nancy pelosi says, you know, this is just a diversion. to oneno of e big problems that is happening in the world right now? >> yes, and also china says the same thing. the chinese and the democrats in congress have pretty much taken the same line over the past months but there is nothing to investigate and china. both china and the democrats have accused president trump of botching the recovery. they have almost daily stories and their newspapers on the front page about how much mr. trump is not doing well and not doing the right thing. today, jason they had a huge photo in color from a bright, the whistle-blower and said he w is basically correct. so we have this strange enlightenment of the democrats in congress with the communist party in china. i can't explain it. >> jason: the ties to the chinese government but they are going after the missouri attorney general, eric schmidt and also mention senator tom cotton and senator josh hawley. how big of a threat is this to the three americans who are in elected offices? >> i think what the c

i don't think there's quite that disjunction in nancy pelosi. as a communicator i would say the thing that you get to understand is results, everything is about what she's going to get about what the interaction is, whether it's an interview or being on television or given a speech at a fundraiser, whatever. she is much more interested in driving a message home then she is to making her like her or making an audience applaud, it's about what is entering to communicate and how many times do i have to repeat it for you to get the message. >> it's a great point. a couple days ago i interviewed for the first time aoc alexandria ocasio-cortez, who i never interviewed before, they shattered nancy pelosi in some ways, a generation with a very progressive in the house in nancy pelosi runs in her way and aoc is up in her feelings all the time, she is very vulnerable, very open, very millennial, i wonder if you ever had an occasion to see nancy pelosi do vulnerability at all, i wonder if she ever let herselg what it feels like in some ways and what she wo

what is nancy pelosi doing? twisting the arm of the democrats, forcing them to vote for a bill that is a liberal wish list that will not become law. if i was any of those 42 not knowing when nancy will ever call you back. only guarantee it for the rest of the year. the election will not turn out much different and that was an early sign. for those who love history even in the short term of history in may of 2010 there was a race in hawaii, people did not thank any republicans, a veteran, a young gun got behind him and he won that race. later on that year, 63 democrats lost their seat. nancy pelosi said they would not lose and continue to put them up on bills the american public did not care. what china has done is not a diverse and. we do not want to make it partisan. we ask democrats to work with us on the committee and continue to decline. how do you look at national police officers, honoring first responders. for those who said it is a diversion and those on the front line. it is offensive to every single ame

and yet you don't see the leverage that nancy pelosi now has ever come out of this.what is your sense of how the next round of negotiations might go especially given how port and it is to democrats? >> it's been interesting to watch. she always has on this but it's a high-wire act for her where you have she's not pulling enough for republicans or republicans calling her an obstructionist or not immediately giving them everything that they want. she has got to balance those competing demands and i think what you see as she recognizes the urgency of this moment as she knows action has to happen fast and that's hard in the congress as gridlocked and darker money as is this one but she also feels the american people what the democrats in charge of the house of representatives for a reason and therefore they deserve a seat at the table so in the early round of peace negotiations there was an attempt to around her and cut her out and not agree to her demands to have what they call formal negotiations between the house and senate with the white house. and she said look i ne

do you ever get a call from nancy pelosi asking you for guidance or advice or input on legislation ors or anything of the sort. >> i don't get those phone calls, i get more phone calls directing saying what they're going to do. that's been concerning to me. they are few and far between because right now we are in the middle of a crisis and if you look at this campus here, if you go two blocks away. [inaudible] the only place that is not working right now is the house inside the capital. >> is the reason less to do with the virus, if there meeting in the senate and more to do with the power play come this way nancy pelosi can actually write the bills in her office, no committee input, no input except from her lieutenants and then invite the members back for the sole purpose of ramming through her legislation? is about really what's going on. >> you are 100% correct. this isn't about reopening a campus. this is about restoring the voice of america during this critical time so if we are not meeting we don't have input. you don't have the americans voice coming through. so empowering the

a very progressive sort of insurgents in the house that nancy pelosi runs in her way. nancy she said", up into her feelings all of the time. she's very vulnerable and open. she's very millennial that way. i wonder if you ever had the occasion to see nancy pelosi do vulnerability at all. and i wonder if she ever let herself, under sort of wondering what it feels like in some ways, what let you see what it's like to be attacked the way she is and targeted the way she is, mischaracterized the way she is and so forth. molly: i wouldn't say that i got a sense of her vulnerability from her. i did eventually feel like that she had let her guard down enough to the little part of her which is nice. to define the sort of felt like we got some information there. but she's not a person, and i think you're right there something very generational about that predict i think that the generation that she came from, being born in 1940 and is 80 years old comes from a much more formal era . critically for women. and you alluded to as well, you cannot separate her the way she carries herse

i mean, what is your sense of-- how did nancy pelosi get to impeachment?he was a holdout for a while and there were certainly more aggressive members of her caucus who wanted to move early on on impeachment. what brought her around, the facts of the ukraine case or was it something else or she felt she had no choice given where the caucus was? >> yeah, i think it was both. i think she felt it had to be done on the merits and also the position that the caucus, the vulnerable members of the caucus politically had moved to. she did not like the suggestion that see caved, right, or that she was following rather than leading the caucus. but i do think it's fair to say that she always saw it as a sort of pointless endeavor. you have to remember she lived through the clinton impeachment, which she thought was a joke. that's the word that she always used for it, she thought it was basically a political persecution on the part of the republican party that just really for class reasons did not take -- did not see bill clinton as a legitimate president. and when she

she's very vulnerable and open to wonder if you had any occasion to see nancy pelosi do vulnerability at all and i wondered if she ever let herself -- just wondering what it feels like in some ways what she would let you see about what it's like to be a tactically she is, targeted the way she is, mischaracterized the she's a wouldn't say that i got a sense of vulnerability that she let her guard down enough to get a little snippy with me which was nice like she finally felt like i think the generation she comes from born in 1940, she's not eating-years-old and comes from a much more of a formal air a particularly for women and as you have eluded to as well, you can't separate her the way she carries herself from how she has been treated and turned into this bogeyman as literally republicans need to activate coad called attack of the 50 pelosi where she is a giant stomping on people. when you are the subject of that kind of an onslaught you do sort of build yourself a renowned for her toughness and discipline and i think that a lot of that comes from just refusing to be vulnerable in p

we will talk to nancy pelosi later this hour. first we want to check it on the markets and see what is going on. abigail, at the beginning of the day it seemed like they cannot quite decide where to go. abigail: that is exactly the case. it is like the calm before the storm. then the storm did seem to hit. it has everything to do with the escalating tensions between the u.s. and china, or markets rediscovering this tension. major averages down .7%. at the lows, down 1%. earlier today, we have the tech heavy nasdaq down higher. a bearish reversal, back in the range we've been talking about. one sign it has to do with this escalation of tensions between the u.s. and china, the china sensitive stocks are doing worse. the chip index is down 1.7 percent. a lot of those chipmakers receive revenue from china. we also have an index called the golden dragon china index down 2.2%. those are chinese firms listed in the u.s.. of course one of the triggers for this tension was the fact the senate did pass a bill that would move to d list -- t

she's a bit of a shadow to nancy pelosi in many ways. she's an insurgent in the house that nancy policy runs in her nontraditional way. she said in a quote to me like she talks about her feelings all at times talks she's very vulnerable open millennial in that way part i wonder if you ever had any occasion to see nancy pelosi do vulnerability at all? and i wonder if she ever let herself? i'm just sort of wondering what it feels like in some ways what she would let you see? the way she's attacked and targeted the way she is, mischaracterized as the way she is and so forth. >> guest: i would not get a sense of vulnerability from her. i think she let her guard down a little to get snippy with me which was nice that she finally felt like she could blurt out for that. she is not an emotive person certainly think you are right there is something generational about that. i think the generation she comes from, being born in 1940 she is now 80 years old and she comes from a much more sort of formal era. particularly for women. you alluded to as we

it's all about china school work is nancy pelosi trying to do question.she wants her pals and buddies to be rewarded and then there vote for her, but what is she doing for the nation. she is enslaving us, not just the next generation but america forever after. if we come out of this and the chinese are the world's dominant economic power, we can just kiss it all goodbye. really, democracy, american independence, free-market systems, those will all take a second seat to the kind of world china tried to create. >> beautifully put. it's funny that you should talk about china buying up american companies. we have a swamp watch on that, involving not crucial senate race in arizona. the details are ahead. don't go what does it mean to be a good neighbor? it means being there for each other. that's why state farm is announcing the good neighbor relief program we know our customers are driving less, which means fewer accidents. so state farm is returning $2 billion dollars to auto policyholders for the period ending may 31st. and we'll continue making real time d

nancy pelosi, ever the professional, always mature. racks among pelosi up supporters much different, considering the president is known to take some cheap shots of his own. >> the president's daughter gets out of law school, pretty good tweet. >> tiffany trump graduated from georgetown law school recently, the president congratulated her on twitter with this trump like tweet, congratulations to my daughter tiffany on graduated from georgetown law, great student, great school, just what i need, a lawyer in the family. unclear if he's being sarcastic or serious but a funny tweet nonetheless. another trump going places. incredible family of what is, apologize and finally a president with a sense of humor, some positive tweets there. >> people at home might not know that rob loves to go to movies in the actual movie theater so i feel like you might be in the minority of this next study. >> i love going to the theater too but as the country opens up, looks like a lot of people are very hesitant to do just that. check out the numbers, 70% of

i'm not turning my voting card over to nancy pelosi.ow why anybody would vote today to allow that to happen to have only 20 members on the floor constituting a quorum to do business in the people's house of representatives. it's never happened before in over 200 years and that means through world wars and other pandemics, the spanish flu, showed up to work. today we are here working safely and all the protocols of social distancing are in place so why she chooses to do this now where she can literally hold the votes of other members of congress, that is a dangerous precedent and frankly, i wouldn't want to have to go home and explain why i turn my card over to her but a lot of democrats today are considering voting for a bill that turns their voting card over to nancy pelosi. >> sandra: that's where you stand on that. congressman steve scalise, great to see you this morning, thank you for being here. >> ed: meanwhile, police in southeast florida now issuing arrest warrants for two nfl players accused of armed robbery at a house party th

it's all about china school work is nancy pelosi trying to do question.s her pals and buddies to be rewarded and then there vote for her, but what is she doing for the nation. she is enslaving us, not just the next generation but america forever after. if we come out of this and the chinese are the world's dominant economic power, we can just kiss it all goodbye. really, democracy, american independence, free-market systems, those will all take a second seat to the kind of world china tried to create. >> beautifully put. it's funny that you should talk about china buying up american companies. we have a swamp watch on that, involving not crucial senate race in arizona. the details are ahead. don't go audible is my road-trip companion. it's kind of my quiet, alone time. audible is a routine for me. it's like a fun night school for adults. i could easily be seduced into locking myself into a place where i do nothing but listen to books. i never was interested in historical fiction before, but i'm obsessed with it now. there are a lot of like, classic and bi

ultimately, the trump administration and nancy pelosi agree on the same thing. to war this next covid called forncy pelosi more accountability and transparency. ere, the trump administration has already implemented these rules. forward, it is really embraced by consumers. in fact, in the harvard harris ll, 88% of americans strongly supported the government mandates for hospitals and insurance companies to reveal their prices before we get care. post it online. fairnessere is a basic in no one with the prices before you pay it. you also hope that it will bend the curve for the cost of health care. one of the things coming out of this is the need for broader coverage. cynthia: as we look at this pandemic, what this experience has been for families trying to protect the savings they have, not sure of their next paycheck, we have seen variants in pricing for covid testing from $75 to as high as $6,000. being blindsided by a $6,000 bill after the fact, when they could have gone to a primary care physician for $75, having that choice allows the american patient, worke

nancy pelosi should try too, why? here is a recent picture of nancy pelosi.ears old in march. does she look a d? no. she looked more like 37. how is that possible? if you'd guess diet and exercise, we will not argue with you because we don't know for sure and we really don't want to know. but we would remind the speaker of the house that people with glass faces should not throw stones. that is a lesson cnn chief body building correspondent should learn as well appear the governor's brother also went after the president for daring to take hydroxychloroquine. he said it was not supported by science, but it turns out when the cn in anchor with with coronavirus himself, he took another version of the same drug, which was apparently supported by science. there is a point where hypocrisy becomes so intense, so overwhelming, that you feel dizzy in the face of it. and that is where we are now, unfortunately. try to stay amused. in other gnomic nevertheless. that is about it for us tonight. we are completely out of time and we hope in the face of it all that you have

of coursws nancy pelosi k that, obviously. robert: still, as i repted with my post colleagues this week, the white house is open to a deal withore money for states on the table. in exchange, the white house wants tax baks for businesses. but jake, tonight, frid night, inside the house of representatives, there's still not a final vote on speaker pelosi's package. what's going o on the floor? jake: that's exactly right, bob. right now we are at the tail end of a day during which nancy pelosi spent much of it,uch of today twisting arms and gettingm herratic colleagues in line, she hopes, to vote for this major piece of legislation. $3 trillion. they took jay powell'squ words e seriously and crafted a package that nancy pelosi herself described as onof the broadest pieces of legislation to come in front of congress in a very long tim the risk is quite obvious politically, bob. there's two ris, right. there's the risk that they don't do enough at the end of the day which we'll have to see when the end of the day is and then there'

house speaker nancy pelosi is concerned about president trump's heart. here is the way she put that last night. >> as far as the president is concerned, the -- he's our president and i would rather he not be taking something that has not been approved by the scientists, especially in his age group and his, shall we say, weight group, morbidly obese they say. >> and, of course, that led to this question for the president today. >> last night nancy pelosi called you morbidly obese. what do you have to say in >> i don't respond to her. she's a waste of time. >> i just wanted you to see his face when he heard the words morbidly obese. of course, president trump couldn't stop talking about nancy pelosi when he says he doesn't comment on nancy pelosi, which means he went on to lie about her calling her a sick woman saying she has a lot of mental problems. president trump diagnosing mental problems? classic trump lies. then in an interview today, nancy pelosi switched to french when referring to the president's obesity. >> i didn't know that he would be so sens

will reconvenese soon and will be helpful if nancy pelosi is here. done is the -- what we've done is the p.p.p., the paycheck protection program has kept 60 million employees, roughly half of the sector e in the private has been kept on payroll thanks to that measure. going forward, you know, rinciples like deregulation, principles like lowering taxes. the president has mentioned a payroll tax pause which would be for the american people. there are a lot of proposals that want to be entertained. get ahead of the president. reporter: the president wants to get back to work. to reopenhe governors their states. if americans aren't comfortable going to restaurants and movie or the beach or whatever, how do you get this economy moving again? what's the plan? secretary mcenany: i can tell ou there's a lot of pent up frustration in this country. there are americans that do want to go to movies and go back to their jobs. that every day. i think people can trust we have a president who wants to reopen safely.en these are data-driven guidelines to reopening. h

. >> reporter: nancy pelosi's reaction was different.he snapped at a reporter being asked if there was a double standard from the democrats corner concerning allegations against joe biden compared to brett cavanagh. take a listen. >> i respect your question and don't need a lecture or a speech. there is also due process. the fact that joe biden is joe biden, i have great comfort level with the situation as i see it. >> reporter: pelosi says she supports the me too movement but standby joe biden. she is happy with the way he responded to the allegations which up to this point has been silence. the campaign team has been denying the accusation saying they never happen. tara reade tells fox news she's calling for the release of documents that contain biden at staff records, she believes her complaint is among those. rob: thank you so much. as joe biden prepares to address the allegation this morning the media continues to casting doubt. here's a prime example of that. >> there are a lot of questions why joe biden's campaign is ramping up. i

what is nancy pelosi doing? twisting the arm of the democrats forcing them to vote for a bill that is a liberal wish list. if i was any one of those 42 not knowing when nancy will ever call you back based upon what she was told that she will still guarantee a paycheck she can only guaranteed for the rest of the year. i think the election is going to turn out much different. that was an early sign. for those of you who love history even in the short term of history in may of 2010 there was a race in hawaii. people did not think any republicans could win. the young guns got behind a veteran and he won that race. later on that year 63 democrats lost their seats. nancy pelosi said they would not lose and they continue to put up bills that the american public did not care for. i'm not sure maybe this is just a diversion for an election paid what china has done is not a diversion. we have democrats to work with us on the committee and they continue to decline. how do you look to the national police offers? i want to h

nancy pelosi's bill is not going to pass the senate in its present form. you don't have to be a senior at the university of georgia to know that. it has provisions in it. it cost $3 trillion, it will expand the affordable care act which is controversial in the senate. it will change our election law dramatically, nancy pelosi's bill that would federalize elections, take them away from our states. it was forbidden by the united states constitution. nancy pelosi's bill will dramatically change immigration laws, amnesty for people in the country, in the pandemic, will provide a lot of money. hundreds of millions of dollars to people in our country illegally. it will be controversial. nancy pelosi's bill will release many federal prisoners during the coronavirus unless the bureau of prisons can affirmatively show, committing a violent crime. it has to prove that john doak, the prisoner, is being released but won't commit a violent crime. that is not impossible stated to meet. it is very pro-cannabis, i don't know how you feel about cannabis. that is your busin

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nancy pelosi is failing to rally support for the latest package, in the face of a veto threat from the president and even democrats now joining republicans to oppose it. republican steve scalise blasting the bill for not saying anything about china's accountability for the covert outbreak, also blasting nancy pelosi for same criticism of china is a distraction. this as new protest breaking o out, angry citizens out of a job running out of money, they're demonstrating against a lockdown, in michigan, the long island new york and washington, d.c., north carolina and rhode island, new fights are corrupting and escalating between lawmakers in pennsylvania, kansas, wisconsin, texas and california, they are fighting to basically override governor shutdown orders in order to get their state open, even supreme court are getting involved. with us tonight, south carolina senator tim scott, former trump 2016 campaign manager corey lewandowski, former louisiana governor bobby jindal and conservative commentator kristin tate on these stories and much, much more. president trump unveiling operation

of course donald trump couldn't stop talking about nancy pelosi after he says he never thinks about nancy pelosi. which means he went on to lie about her calling her a sick woman saying she has a lot of mental problems. donald trump diagnosing mental problems? classic trump lies. then in an interview today, nancy pelosi switched to french when referring to the president's obesity. >> i didn't know that he would be so sensitive. he's always talking about other people's -- [ speaking foreign language ] -- their weight, their pounds. so for that, i don't want to spend any more time on his distraction, because as you see in the last couple of days, so much of the time has been spent on what he said, rather than that, i think he should recognize that his words weigh a ton. the president's words weigh a ton, when certain people hear his words, whether it's about our security, whether it's about anything in terms of even their personal health, they believe the president of the united states. so don't abuse the privilege that you have as president by not only not being fully truthful in your comm

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>> brian: i'm going to use the back of my hand, as a salute to nancy pelosi.evable that hypocrisy. this is two years ago, not 20 years ago. talking about bill clinton. it's unbelievable, that she thinks -- and she was allowed to get away with it on msnbc. "i will not answer that question anymore." i just heard from donald trump, he doesn't want to talk about the pandemic anymore. he also doesn't want to talk about the impeachment. i would he tell mike i wonder ifyou have ae topics. i don't know in the history of the country come if you can decide not to entertain topics. and you know enough to know that you are 100% right? i don't know anything about tara reade. i know this, ronan farrow was working on the story. the last time he wrote a story, not only did it sell a lot of books, it told a lot of truth and a lot of people walked the plank for that. some went to prison. >> harris: well, and is in fact, carley, what we are looking for? we are looking for the truth and all that. it doesn't matter what your political stripes are, right? we are in the middle of th

here in washington on friday house democrats are consideri speaker nancy pelosi's $3 trillion relief package but that is only the opening bid with hegotiations with senate republicans and white house just beginning. president trump is encouraging states to reopen and touting efforts t develop a vaccine. pres. trump: there's never been a vacciroject anywhere in history like this and i jus want t make something clear. it's very important.e vacc or no vaccine, we're back and we're starting t process. robert: but health experts warn this week that the president and governors must move slowly. here is dr. anthony fci and whistleblower dr. rick bright, former vaccine official. dr. fauci: there is a real risk that you will trigger an outbreak n that you ma be able to control which, in fact, teadoxically, will set you subaer , death tt could even set you back on the road to g r economovery. >> if we fail to improve our response nowased on science, i fear the pandemic will get worse anded be prolo there will likely be a a resurgence of covid-1 this fall greatly compounded by the challenges of

nancy pelosi should try too. why? here is a recent picture of nancy pelosi.march but does she look a d, no, more like 37. how is that possible. if you guessed diet and exercise we don't know for sure. and we don't really want to know, but we would remind the speaker of the house that people with glass vases should not throw stones. that is a lesson that she potting correspondent should learn as well. and also after the president a r daring to take hydroxychloroquine come he said it was not supported by science, but it turns out when thert cnn anchor with coronavirus himself, he took another version of the same drug, which was apparently supported by science. there is a point where hypocrisy becomes so intense, so overwhelming that you feel dizzy in the face of this. and that is where we are now, and unfortunately. try to stay amused but nevertheless pair that is about it for us tonight. we are completely out of time and we hope in the face of it all you have a great night too. speaking of great, the great sean hannity from new york. >> sean: did i just hear y

i would like to ask about the -- nancy pelosi.hy can't we work together as a country and just help the american people out? host: thanks for coal. joel from virginia. good morning. caller: good morning. two things that i think are obvious in this whole situation. it's really uplifting to hear other callers talking about the need to work together. i think we have a real problem with our congress, our senate and our house of representatives, and embracing that, simply because these folks are entrenched. until we have congressional term limits these people are going to play that game and the audacity that they think we don't hear the sound bites last month and then look at something totally the opposite the next month -- i'm talking about republicans and democrats. i voted for both parties in presidential elections since i've been able to vote. it's sickening that they think we are that naive and that ignorant not to be able to realize that. that said, this pandemic, yes it did come from china. but we're partly responsible for it as

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jeanette rankin, to nancy pelosi. jeanette rankin, a republican, nancy pelosi, a democrat. be speaker is not going to satisfied with being one-of-a-kind, the first woman speaker, or even being first among equals. so i joined her in celebrating the right of women in the united states to vote, and hope we will celebrate, yes, a 102nd year, a 103rd year, until the number of women in the house at least equals the number of men. we are getting there. thank you. [laughter] speaker pelosi: thank you very much, eleanor. as we have discussed, between us and among us, when we are together, we are so proud that women have taken seriously the sacred right of voting, and so many women are turning out for elections to vote, so many women to run, so many women to win. and with that, speaking on the right to vote, i have the privilege of presenting a champion in the congress of the united states, who has been the author and inspiration, the intellectual leader in hr one, a legislation we ran on in 2018. as we said, our platform was only three things, one in 2018 -- and it continues to be o

>> harris: richard, nancy pelosi knew what she was doing.a dig. >> richard: listen, again, he has had much worse said about him by people in his own cabinet, calling him effing and an idiot. >> harris: if you are going to have anybody go i, wouldn't it be her? lawrence, go ahead. >> lawrence: that's just a childish response. open go the other people said --" is anyone on this panel have kids? this is what you tell your kids not to do. it's not about with the other person date, it's what you did. she says she prays for the president, that she wants to be the adult in the room. right now she's not being the adult. >> harris: these three adults have to see each other later this hour. gentlemen, thank you. i will bring you back on some more hot topics. raging floodwaters right now deserve our attention. they are pouring through parts of michigan. take a look at these pictures. two dams have collapsed. thousands of people evacuated. a lif live report. why come tough times. that and everything else going on. plus, legislators calling for an invest

that is what nancy pelosi is doing.ery clear in the constitution talks about congress or legislators, the house, they will assemble. it says that in multiple places, the definition of quorum. and a great civics student knows that means your presence, that there is a majority present. there is even a supreme court ruling in 1892 where they talk about when the majority is present the powers of the house arises. in 1892 english. but it says specifically we are present. todd: you want everybody to be present? why is it so important to actually be there instead of just having somebody vote for it? >> you have to imagine the conversations, we have been having crazy committee meetings and they are not really committee meetings, you're sitting there trying to get your comment in and the technology doesn't work, you can't have a debate, you can't have conversations, it takes away the whole process. it is as if they don't want to show up for work, there's plenty of republicans who will come and vote. >> listen to reaction from bo

and while much has been written about how speaker of the house nancy pelosi, molly ball is taking a looknew book "pelosi." a joint statement coming out from nancy pelosi and mitch mcconnell and saying while they were gritfateful for the rapid t made available to them they were going to stick to cdc guidelines on testing. i wonder having studied and written about nancy pelosi, how much of her rise has prepared her and informed her for this moment of crisis? >> yeah, i think you could ask pretty much anyone in her caucus and they would say they can't imagine anyone to be better suited at this moment. based on her history of doing quite similar things, including helping an unpopular republican president save the meamerican economy from collapses as she did back in 2008 in the financial crisis with george w. bush. i think from her perspective, she is willing to work in a bipartisan manner, whether it's with mitch mcconnell or with donald trump, but she demands to be part of that negotiation. she feels like the american people put democrats in charge for a reason and they need to be at the ta

and then, also taking a swipe at speaker nancy pelosi. saying maybe she will use this as an excuse not to show up to work. it's worth pointing out that speaker pelosi has been on the hill in recent weeks, trying to negotiate the various relief packages and doing interviews. in terms of her not working, i believe she is working. whether the house is not in session. but the senate returns next week, this will be a question for the aging population of senators. and then, washington, d.c., also hasn't yet met its peak, according to health officials. so, double the concern there. kendis and lindsey? >> yeah. a lot of concern for the elderly senators and congressional leaders as they head back to capitol hill. nancy pelosi has been wearing her mask, unlike many people in the administration. nbc's monica alba at the white house. thank you. >>> now, to the latest from new york. here's a live look at times square. pretty drizzly out there. it's the city's most popular tourist attraction. >> is it? >> yeah. >> hard to tell. >> sometimes you might se

you got now, believe all women, believe all survivors including nancy pelosi, what that tells you is the me too movement was a fraud and every woman listening to this program or hearing it in a clip whether you be a liberal or conservative or independent or whoever you are, this issue does not discriminate. it doesn't matter, for those of us who have been through domestic violence or sexual assault or stalking or anything else, we know this is serious and the women who are ignoring or supporting joe biden, saying that it just doesn't matter my not believing tara reade -- it shows you with their own level of hypocrisy and cynicism and the lie they have been perpetrating for the last several years in an attempt to use women and get their votes. >> sean: we have less than a minute, we're running into a lot of issues tonight. >> joe biden has said about mayor bloomberg, he has to get -- he wants to believe that these claims but he is in possession of lots of documents. he's hiding those and we have all of these women lining up who supported intense investigatio investigations, they don't

so what is nancy pelosi doing? she's wasting time on a proposal that doesn't have a chance of becoming law. this is a political payoff to nancy pelosi's constituencies, her allies. look at it. look at the wish list. topping the house democrats' $3 trillion liberal wish list is the great blue state bailout. it's a trillion dollars more to bail out very badly mismanaged states democrat states, local governments, sanctuary cities. it rescues underwater blue state pension plans. it includes a tax cut for the wealthiest 1% who lives in those specific states, illinois, connecticut, california. and that's not all. the bill provides direct payments to illegal immigrants. apparently they forgot that in the last bill so they have it on this one direct payments to illegal immigrants. astonishly there's not a single dime for paycheck protection funds, not for the small businesses that we need to keep workers on the payroll. even though that payroll protection plan, the paycheck protection program to keep people on payroll has

jesse: villain of the week, nancy pelosi. senate and the house republicans ready to get back to work, but nancy pelosi still hiding in her san francisco mansion. maybe she is not an essential work. >> once the capitol physician told us it was not proper for us to come back there will be was no choice for us but to say we'll put this off. jesse: remember when nancy tried to fly out of the country during the shutdown and donald trump ground her plane? this time send her a plane with pricey ice cream and send her back to washington. joining me, jim jordan. you guys probably have a lot of work to do. >> i said the other day. farmers are planting crops. truckers are moving goods, and stockers are stocking shelves, but congress can't come back to work? you have task force meetings all across the country. the task force that's supposed to meet when our nation has a big issue to deal with is not doing that. let's get back to work and do the people's business. jesse: do you think there is something more nefarious or political involved

it would be helpful if nancy pelosi was here.he paycheck protection program, that has really kept a lot of employees on the payroll. 16 million employees, roughly paid half the workforce. they've been kept on the payroll thinks that measure. going forward, the principles like deregulation, like lowering taxes, the president has mentioned the payroll tax pause, which would be a great thing for the american people. there are a lot of proposals being entertained. i do want to get of the present, but i can tell you -- >> reporter: isn't there a problem, though? he wants to get back to work, he wants a governess to reopen the estate, but if americans aren't covered going to restaurants and movie theaters, how do you get this economy moving again? what is the plan? >> secretary mcenany: i can tell you there's a lot of pent up demand in this country. there are a lot of people who do want to go out to restaurants, who do want to go to movies, who do want to go back to their jobs. we hear it and see it every day. people can trust that we

there is lots of fighting going on in washington right now, nancy pelosi, the house say they will comeack to work next week, peter. >> come on back, nancy, there is work to do. i just, i don't know what the democrats are doing. elizabeth: go ahead. >> liz, democrats used to be the party of the working class, working men and women of america and what are they doing now? they're sitting at home refusing to come to washington and pass the kind of aid and assistance that this country needs to move forward. and the beauty of president donald trump because he transformed the republican party into the party of the working class. we're here working. we have people ready to be on capitol hill to take the steps we need to continue what is going to be a long but important and ultimately very successful recovery. but what are they doing? i just, i don't get it. elizabeth: yeah. you know i want to stay on this because now, i don't know if you heard this information. you know the news about china potentially hoarding medical supplies before telling the world about its outbreak, also we reported that