that's the nancy pelosi track record. nancy pelosi is a champion of the children and defender of the disenfranchised and voice for the voiceless and a fabulous facilitator and notorious negotiator and legendary legislator for such a time as this. this is a moment of great challenge here in america filled with trials and tribulation. and a lot of pain and suffering and death. but america is a resilient nation. house democrats are a resilient caucus. nancy pelosi is a resilient leader. brighter days are ahead in the nited states of america. this is a day of great renewal in the house of representatives. this is a day the house democrats will begin our work with the next president of the united states of america joe biden and his partner kamala harris so we can build back better for the people. this is a day when once again nancy delasandro pelosi will become the speaker of the united states house of representatives and proudly place her name into nomination and when it's all said and done, history will record that today was

georgia republican congressman buddy carter on the race in his state next. ♪ eric: well, nancy pelosiouse speaker has been elected to yet another term, number four for ms. pelosi from san francisco. she has clinched the number of votes that she needs in her caucus to be elected the house speaker once again. ms. pelosi needed 214 votes, and she has now gotten over that, we are told. two democrats at least so far, according to our counting, votessed for two other -- voted for two other democrats. one of those was conor lamb from western pennsylvania, he did not vote for ms. pelosi the last time. so she has a very few handful members of democratic opponents in her caucus. there are some wondering now with her election as well as with the vice president, joe biden, becoming the president-elect and set to assume the oval office on january 20th whether or not the democratic caucus will be moved much more to the left in the progressive area in terms of the pressures that ms. pelosi and the rest of her party will feel. that is yet to be seen and yet to come. nancy pelosi, quite an american st

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the number is small enough that she will survive for four more years. >> nancy pelosi will be the next of the united states house of representatives. there is incredible enthusiasm for speaker pelosi because she's done the work and she's been a historic legendary legislative leader through incredibly turbulent times. jon: there are some people who crossed her and probably gone on to regret i she can be effective in taking revenge on those whose support is not 100%. >> that's true. she knows -- no leader -- most of these leaders, republicans and democrats, value candor and honesty. and the first rule of no surprises is tell me you're going to do something, say these leaders, then you better do it. if you're going to vote against me, let me know in advance. yes, she knows you how to hold out the carrots and the sticks. one of the carrots that she's held out to critics that two years ago she said that if she was reelected two years ago she would serve for only two terms more. in other words, two years ago, and the coming two years. she has indicated that she will live up to that pledge an

nancy pelosi did it herself.illary after 2060 and said election was rigged with trump and the russians and then her supporters went to trump's inauguration and firebombed a limousine. are you going to lock up hillary for that? you can lock her up for other things, but not that. you have a situation where you can have a politician give a speech where he says can be peaceful and then his supporters can go out and commit acts of violence and that reaches the standard of criminal conduct? made a very good point, i'm sure you've seen it where you said we are setting a standard for all presidents to have them be impeached when their supporters commit violence even after a speech that they've given that is not advocating for violence and they are going down a dangerous road there because their supporters are usually the violent ones and they are the ones usually saying violent things like joe biden who said he wanted to punch trump in the face or just the other day called a bunch of republican senators. are you saying o

jon: nancy pelosi has won a fourth term of speaker of the house as republicans in both chambers of congress look to delay certification of president-elect joe biden's victory. good evening i am jon scott and this is the "fox report". ♪. jon: with democrats holding a historically narrow majority in the pandemic keeping some lawmakers home, pelosi won the speakership by only eight votes, two members of her caucus voted for the democrats, the 117th congress is also officially underway now but there is still the matter of the senate runoff election in georgia that will determine which party controls upper chamber. president trump is gearing up to campaign for the b publican candidates tomorrow, meanwhile a group of his congressional allies is preparing for a showdown of their own, 11 senators say they plan to object to wednesday's electoral college votes certification unless there is a ten day emergency audit of votes, we have fox team coverage, peter doocy is in savannah georgia, steve harrigan and dolson georgia, jacqui heinrich with abiding team in delaware, rich edson at the white house and

and the house just a short time ago reelecting nancy pelosi as speaker. it is her fourth term holding the gavel. welcome to a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. i'm jon scott. with democrats holding an historically narrow majority and the pandemic keeping some lawmakers home, pelosi won the speakership by eight votes with two members voting for other democrats. here's what some on both sides of the aisle were saying earlier today. >> there is incredible enthusiasm for speaker pelosi because she's done the work and she's been a historic, legendary legislative leader through incredibly turbulent times. >> she's going to have to work with people more, she's going to have to keep her word. last time she said she would be moderate, would work with the moderates. you saw that obviously she didn't. she said there absolutely would not be impeachment. you saw that there was. jon: let's bring in chief congressional correspondent, mike em jua emmanuel. it is another two years of nancy pelosi as madam speaker, mike. >> good afternoon. there's no doubt abo

it's a political move by nancy pelosi. if this were about how dangerous the president really as they would've done it immediately which they are not doing. >> gillian: to katie's point, speaker pelosi insisting up and down and sideways in every which way today that the move to impeach is not motivated by political retribution. it's about security and entering the president trump cannot be reelected president in the future. making the case that he is essentially a security threat to the nation. >> tomi: she has been trying to make that point for four years. this is trump derangement syndrome to the nth degree. we have seen it for four years. they got their way. they won. they got there president that are going to get their socialist agenda but this has to be the kill shot. this is a way to divide conservatives and stacked the republicans, the g.o.p. against the trump supporters and get us to once again will fight one another so that democrats on the left get stronger. we cannot play into their hands. after call them up for

i am going to read you what nancy pelosi said. said, i talked to him to discuss available precautions for preventing an unstable president from initiating military hostilities or accessing the launch codes and ordering a nuclear strike. hello c went on to say, the situation of this -- poulos he went on to say, the situation of this unhinged president could not be more dangerous and we must do what we can to protect the american people from his unbalanced assault on our democracy. pelosi telling colleagues that the chairman of the joint chiefs said all precautions are being made, that trump is not allowed to launch any preeminent military strike that could put american people in harm's way. clearly unprecedented that within 12 days of the handover of power in the united states and the inauguration of joe biden, we are at a point where the speaker of the house of the house of representatives feels the need to secure the nuclear codes out of the hands of a president. anchor: thank you. let's cross over to our correspondent in delawar

steve: that's what nancy pelosi said.andidate will be in four years. but, nancy pelosi, you know, everything has been so divisive in our country. nancy pelosi we heard her say, remember after president-elect biden was voted n november, and she said well now that he is voted in, we can do the stimulus check and pass those out to everyone who has been hurting. the money ran out. when was it august 1st, steve, the money that the last stimulus money. pp money. ainsley: month all these restaurants are trying to stay afloat. they are all having a tough time. nancy pelosi was interviewed on "60 minutes" last night. they talked about a myriad of things talked about the capitol walked through there and got teary eyed. and being able to compromise. leslie stahl said you are not known for compromising. listen to this. >> you, yourself, are not known are as a person of who compromises. >> no, i am. i have compromise. >> what about the covid relief package. >> yeah. >> that was held up for eight months. >> but that was their obstructi

so what is your sense of nancy pelosi getting to impeachments? there was a holdup for a while there was definitely some more progressive members pretty early on winning impeachment. what was it that wanted and brought her around? was of the facts of the ukraine case or was it something else, or did she feel like 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 merits, and that it was also the position of the caucus particularly the vulnerable members of the caucus politically, had moved to she does not like the suggestion that she caved. right that she was following rather than meeting the caucus. but do you think it's fair to say that she always sought as a sort of pointless endeavor. and you have to remember, she lived through the clinton impeachment, which sheet that was a joke. that's the word that she always used for it. to that was basically a political persecution of part of the republican party that really for class reasons did not see bill clinton as legitimate president. an

house speaker nancy pelosi says she's asked military leaders to ensure trump doesn't try to launch an attack or a nuclear strike during his last days in office now we've got christensen only standing by in wilmington delaware with more on what president-elect joe biden had to say but 1st we go to get in is on bill in washington what more do we know about these impeachment papers is that a 2nd ating and what have been the reactions. well the draft documents of the of the impeachment documents are just a draft they have not been released publicly but they've been leaked to journalists here in washington they've been written up by a group of democrats and they are expected to go to nancy pelosi on monday for public circulation and be taken up in the house on monday however it is important to note that nancy pelosi the speaker of the house has not made her final decision on the wording of this nevertheless we have got this draft and it says that the impeachment proceedings would be the draft articles would be accusing donald trump of high crimes and misdemeanors by entice seeing the insur

democratic leader nancy pelosi addresses the lawmakers.he has been sworn into office by the dean of the house, which is the longest member of the house, representative don young, a republican, first elected to congress in 1973. once she is sworn in, she will in mr. young,ear and then swear in the first group of representatives elect, the freshman members of congress. these freshman members were the only ones that received an extra ticket for a family member or friend to join them in the house chamber to watch them being sworn in. ofmally the incoming members congress get to bring family and friends with them during this moment, but not during a pandemic, that is not what will happen today. why does the speaker address the lawmakers after getting this vote today? we talked with a former parliament tailing -- parliamentarian and 2019 about what to expect in the speaker elects remarks. >> in recent congresses, the speakers addresses to the house have been almost entirely programatic, and not necessarily focused on institutional process. when

let's speak about who voted against nancy pelosi. it's been tweeted out jim cooper, jason crow, ron kind, katrina lynn price, kathleen schrader, two years ago voted against her, today they voted for her when their names were called. then you also had their odd golden, a democrat of maine who voted for senator tammy duckworth instead of ms. pelosi. mickey cheryl, abigail spanberger and alyssa slotkin voting present and connor lamb of pennsylvania voted for hakeem jeffries as some think would take over for house leader as democratic leader pelleds steps town. that's what happened thus far. what is up next is speaker designate will address lawmakers in the chamber. after they're done with this break. what they're doing now is cleaning the chamber. part of their covid-19 protocols. it also has included today voting in groups of 72. that is why the voting process verages, the proceedings have taken hours. doesn't normally take so long but had to call members of the pandemic in groups of 72 to the floor so that's what they did today and wi

senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has the will to take that next step or even if house speaker nancy pelosi will hand those articles of impeachment over once they will pass. but we do know speaker pelosi is ready to move forward, and she's waiting on vice president mike pence to decide what he's going to do about the 25th amendment. wolf, at this point the vice president has not said where he stands on that particular issue. >> standby, ryan. i want to go to jeremy over at the white house. i understand, jeremy, a source did tell cnn that pence has not necessarily ruled out the 25th amechlt. where do you think he stands on this right now? this is an extremely sensitive moment. >> yeah. and wolf, the fact the vice president is saying privately he's not ruled this out yet is significant in and of itself. because what you would expect from mike pence after four years where he has been unfailingly loyal to president trump, really trying to show zero daylight between himself and the president during his four years as vice president, you would spect him to say it's not something he's considering o

of them are returning, and they have of course all been asked, "are you going to be asked for nancy pelosi? you did not support her last time." the majority of them have said that they will vote for pelosi, or they will not commit either way. if a member is not willing to commit either way, that is often a sign that they can be persuaded, or they are not firmly set in the preferences. so far, only a small number of democrats have said openly that they would vote against pelosi, but they have not said that they will vote for someone else. so, again, if they vote present, for example, that will not hurt pelosi's vote total as much as if they were to vote for someone else my name. greta: according to news reports, the leader ship are telling members that are thinking about not voting for her that if they do not vote for her, it is a vote for minority leader kevin mccarthy. is that true? prof. green: well, yes and no. that is an argument that the majority party would want to make because the speakership election carries with it tremendous weight as a kind of sign of party loyalty, and this is

nancy pelosi put an end to those questions. is what she said when she was asked whether the republican would be seated today. [video clip] >> are you confident you will have a democratic majority senate? pelosi: yes and yes. -- >> nancy pelosi, following up on that contested iowa seventh district race, saying that miller-meeks will take the oath of office, but the review of election results will continue. every vote counts and that's why they are conducting a thorough and fair review, to make sure they are counted. they are noting under the constitution the house is the final judge. administration say that 120 two ballots were not originally cast . in her petition, she says she would have one by 18 votes. the rita hart campaign with this statement in their filing with the house of representatives. they say that although it is tempting to close the book, they say that they would disenfranchise voters in a the candidate who received fewer lawful votes. congresswoman elect miller meeks is continuing as she believes she will be in

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it is my honor to present speaker nancy pelosi with the lgbtq historymaker award. r pelosi is one-of-a-kind. she is a true champion for equality and i am proud to call her my friend. i was in baghdad with the 82nd airborne division. 19 of my brothers never made it home. in my time in the army, over 13,000 of my brother and sister veterans were thrown out because of "don't ask, don't tell". it wasn't until the repeal of "don't ask, don't tell" that we had true equality in our military. and our fight is not over. pelosi believes that you believe in equality or you don't and are willing to fight for it, or you are not. she is a fighter. it is my honor to present to her the 2020 lgbtq historymaker award, speaker nancy pelosi. ♪ [nobody] -- [no audio] >> -- as speaker of the house, she made it happen. speaker nancy pelosi, congratulations for receiving this lgbtq historymaker award. speaker pelosi: congratulations, jonathan. thank you. you said it so well, many people contributed to the success. i was proud to be speaker, to orchestrate how we could get this done. we wil

let's take a listen to nancy pelosi.— stretches for. let's take a listen to nancy pelosi.osi. the flag that was flown when you were sworn - to nancy pelosi. the flag that was flown when you were sworn in, i to nancy pelosi. the flag that wasj flown when you were sworn in, mr president — flown when you were sworn in, mr president. this flag, may it reflect all that— president. this flag, may it reflect all that is— president. this flag, may it reflect all that is said about your inauguration. america united. may it be a inauguration. america united. may it he a symbol— inauguration. america united. may it be a symbol of the hope, the healing, _ be a symbol of the hope, the healing, and just all of the enthusiasm that you have for our country — enthusiasm that you have for our country. and, as we heard the beautiful— country. and, as we heard the beautiful national anthem, when we were at— beautiful national anthem, when we were at the stadium and they say, as the flags— were at the stadium and they say, as the flags still is there, then you say, _ the flags still is there,

i don't think there's quite that disjunction in nancy pelosi. by the other thing about it is as a communicator i would say that the thing you really get to understand about is that everything with there is but result. everything is about what she's going to get out of whatever the interaction is whether it's an interview, whether it is being on television, giving a speech at a fundraiser, whatever. she's just much more interested in driving a message home and she is in making you like her or making herself feel good or even making an audience applauded. it's about what is it i'm trying to communicate here, and how many times do i have to repeat it for you to get the message. >> right. that's a great point. a couple of days ago i managed for the first time aoc who are i never in a good before and who is a bit of kind of a shadow to an explosive some ways, as a very progressive sort of insurgent in the house that nancy pelosi runs. aoc, and she said in a quote to me come up in her feelings all the time. she is very vulnerable, very open, millennia

you just played a tape of nancy pelosi in 2005.hat could be played today with the exact same word. there are questions out there. what was wrong with an audit. what's wrong with bringing the information back so people have all the information to make those decisions. it would be one way to unite the nation and make sure if there are problems with these elections that they are corrected and we do not go further and continue the mistakes that have been made. judge jeanine: i don't think anyone would deny the fact that this an -- that this pandemic created special circumstances in this election. senator lankford made it clear it's a review of the facts, and the house, the by camera sweation january sessionwould b. who wants to object, and if enough object, then those state's electors don't get counted in the final vote. what do you think the chances are of this succeeding? >> i think you will have a debate. you will have a member in congress and the senate to object. they don't have to be from that state. but there are a number of sta

joe, nancy pelosi says more democratic support for impeachment this time than the last time when the president was impeached. what is the latest? >> right, wolf. we are talking about 131 democrats on the record as supporting this idea, and now this is a draft resolution that they put out today. and it is very simple and straight forward. one article of impeachment for incitement of insurrection, and it is sort of ticking through the events of january 6th, and it also throws in some information about the president's shakedown call with the secretary of state of georgia earlier. so that is what is in this. that is what the president would be charged with if they go forward and the question now of how quickly are they going to do this, and this could move fast and in fact, sources have told myself and manu raju up here on the hill that they could do this mid-week, and you ask yourself how could they move so quickly? simple, the people behind the resolution are saying that the evidence is on the record. it is on television, and it is on video, and one democrat compared it to a police off

the same corporations suspended donations to bernie sanders or nancy pelosi them by the way they shouldn'te because pelosi and sanders did not pull the trigger. but they didn't even consider it nor did they issue statements about respecting the rule of law or threaten nancy pelosi fabulous but never working in america again. the same countries indeed remained quiet last summer after setting fire to the episcopal church in front of the white house and drove the president of the united states into an underground bunker with violence. they said nothing. they said nothing when rioters destroyed a police precinct in minneapolis. in fact the whole downtown of the city. and seized a federal courthouse or established to breakaway republican downtown and shot a guy in the middle of it. in some way, they approved of it. citibank three months later gave the rioters money. they created a $1 billion fund for racial equity. go ahead and defined that term. some enterprise progressives establish something called the minnesota freedom fund. that means tens of millions of dollars to bail out the rioters. in

nancy pelosi lost 15 votes last time. she can't lose that many this time, you have jim cooper who opposed her last time, he indicated to me a couple days ago he is going to support nancy pelosi. on the other hand, you have someone like abigail spanberger, a second term democrat from southern virginia who indicates she will oppose below civil this is why i say it comes down to the math, the math, the math. the nancy pelosi has to have the right number of people here. if you don't have a majority of the physician ballot, you go to a second and third ballot. that hasn't happened since 1923, frederick chilllet. it took him four ballots to be elected speaker. i won't give you the details of 1856 where it took over four months to elect nathaniel banks speaker of the house. eric: no one knows congress better than chad pergram. what do you expect will happen? >> nancy pelosi said her biggest enemy was covid. there's nobody else running against her. we probably will get a result in the speaker vote probably 6:00, 6:36:30. everythi

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two years ago they voted against nancy pelosi. today they voted for her when their names were called. golden, ad jared democrat of maine who voted for senator tammy duckworth instead of pelosi. -- you also had abigail spanberger, voting present. then you had conor lamb of pennsylvania who voted for hakeem jeffries, some speculate could take over as the democratic leader for house democrats after leader pelosi steps down. that is what has happened so far. is the speaker designate will address lawmakers in the chamber. after they are done with this break, what they are doing right now is cleaning the chamber. part of covid-19 protocols. it also has included voting in groups of 72, that is why these proceedings have taken hours. they don't normally take this long, but they had to call members because of the pandemic in groups of 72 to the floor. that is what they did today, and they will do that as well when they move into the swearing in. democratic leader nancy pelosi addresses the lawmakers. she is then sworn into office by the dea

they have been asked, are you going to vote for nancy pelosi? the majority of them have said that they will vote for pelosi, or they will not commit either way. it is often a sign that they can be persuaded or they are not firmly set in their preferences. only a small number of democrats said openly that they would vote against her. , that doese present not hurt her vote total, if they voted for someone else by name. >> the speaker and leadership are telling members who are thinking about not voting for her that if they do not vote for her, it is a vote for kevin mccarthy. is that true? >> yes and no. that is an argument that they would want to make because speaker selection carries with it such tremendously as a sign of party loyalty. that is my for many years he did not see any defection. ising that argument something i would expect the democrats to make. on the flipside, if you vote present or do not the, it is not the same. that argument may not persuade members to support the democratic party who see them as party loyalists, but for some re

how many votes in the house nancy pelosi will lose?> nancy pelosi will be the next speaker of the united states house of representatives and i look forward to placing her name into nomination as part of my responsibility as chair of the house democratic caucus area incredible enthusiasm, speaker pelosi because she has done the work and she's been a historic legendary legislative leader during incredibly turbulent time we have been through a lot of trials and tribulations as americans, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house has helped to guide us through that and we look forward to her continuing in that capacity. bret: you said joe biden is going to be the leader of the party but how does nancy pelosi controlled the left part of your caucus, the progressives in fear legislation through the house with a narrow path because of the votes that you have. >> we are a very big family in terms of the house democratic caucus, were a diverse family, were enthusiastic family, we believe the house that is in charge is to reflect the host of dreams, as

today, arrested: richard barnett, who was gleefully posing for photos with his feet on nancy pelosi'sk. and later, showing off an envelope from pelosi's office. today, he was booked into jail, charged with violent entry and theft. >> wooo! >> reporter: also arrested, west virginia lawmaker derrick evans, videotaped leading some of the mobs breaking into the capitol. the attack led to the deaths of five people, including capitol police officer brian sicknick. flags have been lowered at half- staff. >> a video of historical proportions, and quite frankly, those capitol police officers really deserved much better planning and response from their own leadership cadre. and it's just a black eye on all of us as americans. >> reporter: the threat to washington may not be over. in the mob storming the capitol, investigators say there were armed white supremacists and anti-government militias. there are celebrations online. according to the anti-defamation league, some of the posts include threats to the inauguration. "trump will be sworn in for a second term on january 20." "round two on janu

house speaker nancy pelosi saying that lawmakers have several options so far for impeaching president trump though not a great deal of time in which to launch these proceedings. that's right you only has 12 more days in office donald trump and there's it's going to be quite frankly pretty hard in 12 days to get impeachment proceedings going forward in 12 days it would take 2 thirds vote from the house of representatives and from the senate it seems unlikely but certainly not impossible given the climate there we're in washington right now but it's important to point out though that what could happen keyword could is nancy pelosi the democrats could start impeachment proceedings against donald trump but then extend them past january 20th when he's already out of office there's nothing preventing them from doing that now you ask what would be the significance of that there's huge significance of that if they were to impeach him after he leaves office that would mean he's the 1st president in u.s. history that would have been impeached twice now what's the significance of that you ask th

before switching parties my next guest, then democrat congressman jeff van drew, voted against nancy pelosi'sso much for joining us today so, two years ago, you were a democrat. you voted against speaker pelosi in her bid for the speakership. why? >> for the reasons that turned out to be absolutely accurate. i was worried that she wouldn't have the ability to bring people together to show that strength of leadership and work with republicans. i felt that she was going to focus on issues that weren't the main issues of the day, which is what happened. we got involved in impeachment, we got involved in hearing after hearing after hearing. we were involved with bills that we knew were never going to go anywhere, instead of really trying to work with the senate, work with the republicans, put everybody together, and see what we really could accomplish. congress is about getting a work product done, just like anything else in life is, and that work product was not really done and we even, when it comes to the simple, you know, the corona bill that we did, the covid relief bill, it took so long to

how hard will it be for nancy pelosi to keep her job?e will talk with congressman hakeem jeffries of new york only on "fox news sunday." then, president trump cut short his florida vacation as his allies plot a challenge to joe biden's victory. we will ask our sunday panel about the last-ditch effort to overturn the results. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ >> bret: angelo again and happy new year's from fox news today in atlanta. we are live from georgia international plaza for the battle for the senate. two runoff races two days from now that will determine the balance of power in washington. if both democrats, raphael warnock and jon ossoff, win, their party will control the house, the senate, and the white house. if either republican kelly loeffler or david perdue is reelected, mitch mcconnell would retain control and be able to block much of the biden administration's agenda. a record 3 million georgians have already cast their votes in these crucial races. meantime, president trump continues to cast doubt on the legitimacy of

what i would like to see is fines to enforce nancy pelosi's new speech codes.t gendered language. you can't say anything mother daughter father whatever. yesterday, and her own impeachment speech, she described herself as a mother and a daughter and so on, a grandmother. she should be fine. she should find herself for that disgusting gendered language. >> she is a hack is what she has. $10,000 per violation, molly, what would it be the solution here? >> it might not even be totally constitutional to take away people's income. the constitution does she know how they rose but you're not allowed to alter your income until the next congressional session. thomas nancy was raising concerns about that on the unilateral power that all speakers have, whether they are republican or democrat. it would've been great for nancy pelosi and mitch mcconnell to have better security last week when the riot happened. this reaction i think they think it's going very well for them to have troops everywhere and all of these restrictions on liberty. in a free country it on the kill lo

>> martha: well, it was a squeaker for nancy pelosi.ly her last term as speaker of the house. she has always faced opposition, but she is a very shrewd political player, and she has always managed to keep herself in a position of power. she did that once again. she has proven that when it comes down to the salon or certain protests or perhaps to vote for her as speaker of the house, she is willing to make some pretty big exceptions in the rules that she wants to do so harshly impose on other people. we have seen a lot of hypocrisy in the treatment of covid-19, and this is just another example of a peer nancy pelosi has a lot at stake here, and she's got a lot at stake in the georgia race as well. just to go back and make one point about the election, contesting the election, one of the biggest issues is the lawsuits that karl talked about. there does need to be a forum to revisit these legal decisions across the country that change the voting rules and an unprecedented way for the selection because of covid-19. and if those are not cont

it was a narrow victory for nancy pelosi, this will likely be her last term.reelection by seven votes, she could only lose six votes and become speaker. winning such tight votes is her hallmark and a testament as to why she is the best vote counter in congress. the house minority leader kevin mccarthy presented her with the gavel, but not before delivering a blistering attack on his california colleague. he accused her of dragging her feet on coronavirus aid and it wasn't just mccarthy, broadsides came from alaska republican don young, the most senior member of the house. he swore in the speaker. >> i will be honest, i do not like what i see. it's time we hold hands and talk to one another. >> he said that nancy pelosi as speaker of the house, not just figure of the democratic party. invited lawmakers to have a drink with one another, nancy pelosi doesn't drink but said she would have ice cream instead. the house today is approving a new rules package, and eliminates terms like mother, father, he and she because are not inclusive. the house re-ups voting for l

will you vote for nancy pelosi as speaker?d out when my vote is tallied and again, organizing with our communities to figure out what's best. >> leland: associate editor at "the wall street journal" in fox news contributor, great to see you. the two best in washington are not against nancy pelosi, does this change anything? >> was a pretty good bet to take into the new year. the argument against nancy pelosi becoming speaker again is that you do have more progressive wing of the party members coming into congress, several more, not a huge overwhelming number, and this progressive wing of the party or left-wing has been very outspoken at times in their opposition to nancy pelosi. but there's all sorts of reasons that there is a tailwind for nancy pelosi getting the speakership again with biden is very strong, also was brought into her camp some of those who voted against her in the last vote for speaker. >> leland: the other thing is you can't beat somebody with nobody in nancy pelosi is certainly somebody. >> that's right, and

nancy pelosi not even ruling out the 25th.st of that. >> starting with the 25th amendment, that was designed for physical and mental incapacity. now vice president pence may have evidence to show incapacity but the speech itself would not qualify the basis for a 25th amendment action of this kind. we have to be very careful about the use of that amendment because, obviously, your opponents can always label you as emotional or mentally unstable. that is why the amendment was primarily designed, physical disabilities but it cannot extend to mental incapacity. there is a real and obvious danger here. i think the speaker was flippant by saying these are interchangeable. that you know you can take him out with 25th or impeachment, we don't care. these are very different provisions, very different problems, very different standards. and she is focusing solely on the remedy. that is not good leadership. you know, we have to look at the implications of what we do, not just what we want. >> sandra: of course you are pointing out the di

house speaker nancy pelosi has joined growing calls for. remove all from office a day after his supporters stormed capitol hill such as republican senator lindsey graham have also criticized the president.

house speaker nancy pelosi says she will go ahead with impeachment proceedings against donald trump unless he is forced out of office 1st. hello i'm down in jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up no signs of survivors and no word yet on what caused an indonesian passenger plane with 62 people on board to crash into the sea. one year since china recalls its 1st coronavirus death of growing up breaking in the capital prompts new restrictions. and we report from a garza's premier sporting event that's an escape from occupation and a ruined because. the push to make donald trump accountable for the riots at the u.s. capitol is gathering pace u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi says she will go ahead with pietschmann proceedings against trump unless the vice president mike pence takes measures to remove him from office the 25th amendment allows pants on the cabinet to declare the president unfit to carry out his duties and new video emerging from wednesday's attack makes those calls for accountability even more urgent particle hail reports now from washington d.c. . this video obta

house speaker nancy pelosi joins calls for donald trump to be removed from office and another cabinet member quits after the storming of the u.s. capitol building. the president elect joe biden has called for the people responsible for the unrest domestic terrorists. plus a landmark court ruling in south korea as japan is ordered to pay compensation to women used to sex slaves to world war $2.00. so more than 24 hours after the storming of the u.s. capitol building president donald trump has finally condemned the actions of his supporters and it may just shift in tone he's going from urging people to march on the capitol before the unrest to now saying that those who broke the law will have to pay for the actions the video returned to twitter offers accounts brought and he said that he was outraged by the violence and called for healing and reconciliation and also pledged to ensure a peaceful transition of power. now congress has certified the results a new administration will be inaugurated on january 20th my focus now turns to ensuring a smooth orderly and seamless transition of pow

the status quo politicians even if you look at the squad they're not really challenging nancy pelosi when it comes to that is more stimulus package she just pushed out which basically cut the money and have from what was initially going to happen so there is a huge fracturing in the progressive movement it is a lot of people voted for joe biden thinking that they were making damage and in my personal opinion i don't see it was worth it i don't we are seeing joe biden fill his cabinet with people that are diametrically opposed to everything for growth of their sense of value whether that's medicare for all whether that is you know cutting the pentagon and cutting our military budget whether it's something as simple as getting a green you deal or any sort of cuts to the environment to the emissions and any sort of progress for the environment they're going to review i mean can i ask you know can i ask you personally do you have any buyer's remorse because i'm sorry and i'm very sympathetic conservative but i'm very sympathetic to a lot of the rest of ideas here but i could've told you

look,. >> nancy pelosi. love her she can whip boats but not a public speaker. >> but she knows what everybody is doing and she is a great networker, and she keeps lifting her head about what's going on and is brilliant. brings her own skills. that's what we need and in fact we need diversity of those skills. you need the great public speakers and you've need the vote counters, you need that so you have the to think but first the why and what's driving you because it's hard to do these jobs. your job, my job, they're hard jobs to do so you need to have something that is driving you deep down to keep on doing it. so think about that first. and i'll tell you, you got it. i just believe everybody's got it. i really do. i know -- to step up and do it, you just have to figure out what is going drive you. then think about do you have the energy for it? particularly if you're running for office. it does take a lot of energy. also takes a lot of resources. and i don't just mean raising money for the campaign. unfortu

it's my honor to be here to present speaker nancy pelosi the lgbtq history maker award. speaker pelosi pelosi is one-of-a-kind. she is a true champion for policy and i'm proud to call her my friend and one of america's besteq leaders. 17 years ago i was in baghdad iraqrb. 19 of my brothers never made it home. over 13,000 of my druthers and sisters veterans were thrown out because of "don't ask don't tell." it wasn'tt until the repeal untl we had fairness in our military in and the fight is not overprint speaker pelosi said you are either in the fight for equality or you are not. we all know she is a fighter and it's my honor and it's all of our honor to present to her the 2020 lgbtq history award maker -- history maker award to speaker nancy pelosi. ♪♪ [inaudible] >> on the other side of the screen amongst many your sponsor will but as speaker of the house she made it happen. speaker nancy pelosi thank you very much for being here ander congratulations on receiving the lgbtq history maker award. >> thank you very much donovan and congratulations to you and your new show.

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