tragic events that happened on speaker nancy pelosi's watch. it's clear at this point nancy pelosi has cherry picked the members to serve on this committee. she has prewritten a narrative only numbers who will stick to her talking points are allowed to serve on this committee. if this is truly a fact-finding mission to make sure january 6th never happens again, this isn't what that looks like. today i want to repeat a call that i made last week to the chairman of this committee to bring before this committee today on this panel the head of the capitol police union who told many of us last week and has said publicly and privately that on january 6th the rank-and-file members of the capitol police department, the heroes that make up the many women, the heroes that make up the capitol police department, they were not prepared for what happened on january 6th in spite of intelligence reports that date back three weeks before that date, they weren't equipped on january 6th with the proper equipment that they needed to handle what happened that day a

nancy pelosi has so far ruled that out, but what we are hearing, what people like one of the committee chairman have told me was that pelosi could offer to move up that bipartisan vote may be to october 1, a date we have been hearing lately. maybe it is even sooner. it is a guarantee to the moderates that we will pass infrastructure by this date and get that to biden's desk for his signature. host: if that bipartisan package does not move this week, what will move this week? what does the rest of the week in washington for house lawmakers look like? guest: it really is uncertain because everything hinges on this one procedural rules vote. what nancy pelosi did commit something very creative, she said, what if we deem the budget resolution, the big controversy in the room, as past -- passed when we pass that rule we have been talking about? that would spare moderates from taking a tough vote on a separate $3.5 trillion budget package. that so far is an idea some moderates are open to, but not all. it has not won overall 10 of those moderates. as somebody put to me recently, don't bet ag

the house sergeant at arms answer to nancy pelosi, and it's been suggested the date of january 6th he was waiting for speaker pelosi's approval before calling in the national guard. it's interesting because the sergeant at arms paul irving has been uncooperative with the committee. he won't share phone records. he won't turn over e-mails. what is he hiding? what is speaker pelosi hiding? speaker pelosi with the x amount to hide the truth i taking the historic steps of rejecting two of the minority leaders select committee pecks, , destroying ay chance of bipartisanship. this committee is completely partisan from top to bottom. every member was chosen by speaker pelosi, and why? because speaker pelosi wants her narrative and her outcome to prevail and not the truth. the only so-called republicans on the committee are on the committee to grandstand and attacked the former president because of their own personal vendettas here those pelosi republicans are not interested in the truth. they are interested in getting even. today, leader mccarthy, whip scully schooley said all this appear, h

it is criminal what nancy pelosi is doing. it is criminal for her to calls back to do what she is asking us to do which is to spend more of your money. i am thankful for all of my colleagues at the freedom caucus. we have just begun to fight. and i do not care whether it is not printed in the press, whether the majority of people are not seeing anything, we are going to stand up because our country is too important. where do you go if it is not america? venezuela? cuba? china? see how that works out. thank you all for coming today and appreciate everyone coming. louie gohmert. >> thank you. if it were not for what was going on, real travesty going on in afghanistan. the travesty going on in our southern border. all of the crises this administration has created themselves, then it's hard to believe that anyone would have the nerve to say let's come to washington and spend trillions of dollars we don't have on pet projects that will move us to being a marxist nation. ayn rand decades ago put it right. the course that they are wa

knew that was going to happen. >> norman, nancy pelosi isn't even granting the point that there was a deal, she simply saying, no, we just clarified exactly when the vote would be in september and i mean, we're laughing just because, in the past we've all seen these kinds of ultimatums derail legislation. they become sometimes delayed for months at a time. we developed this confidence that, well if this problem is thrown in front of nancy pelosi, it will disappear. >> you know, let's give props to john, who have said so many times on the show that you should never underestimate nancy pelosi. and i will tell you, lawrence, i've been around the house for more than 50 years, i've known every leader from john mccormack and jerry forward on. i've seen weak leaders and strong leaders, corrupt leaders, leaders who were followers, i have never seen a leader as masterful and adept as politics as nancy pelosi. and just keep in mind as we get through all of this, there is some pressure on chuck schumer now, with timing to get 50 democrats on board in the senate. but with no leeway in the senat

and nancy pelosi is not even speaking to these moderates. man, this is getting ugly on capitol hill. and i just -- you know, i thought, this is a real thing, you know, some work is going to have to happen here. but by the standards of tough acts that nancy pelosi has had to deal with in her career, this was not the highest degree of difficulty. i think in aggregate, and you and i have talked about this before, in aggregate is whole thing they're trying to do is about as hard as anything i've seen congress try to pull off. but overcoming those ten moderates who, you know, it turned out, as you pointed out in your opening were kind of folded -- i mean, they feel like they got a victory by getting a date certain on the vote but they sold out pretty quick and pretty cheap and i think nancy pelosi knew that was going to happen. >> and, norman, she isn't even granting the point that there was a deal. she is simply saying, no, we just clarified when the vote would be in september. and, i mean, we're laughing because just in the past we have all see

listen to nancy pelosi on this.thing, we cannot require someone to be vaccinated. that is just not what we can do. it's a matter of privacy to know who is or isn't. i can't go to the capitol physician give me names of people not vaccinated or encourage them or make it known to others to encourage them to be vaccinated. so we can do that but you would hope science would guide them to protect themselves, their family members and the good colleagues in the work place to get vaccinated. elizabeth: so that's nancy pelosi saying you can't require people to be vaccinated but just listen to the science and how vaccines help. let's jump to this, listen to dr. anthony fauci. he is saying no to lockdowns. he says misinformation on social media would have stopped vaccinations to wipe out smallpox. let's listen to dr. fauci here. watch this. >> john, i don't think we're going to see lockdowns. i think we have enough of the percentage in the people in the country, not enough to crush the outbreak but i believe enough to not allow

nancy pelosi says that anyone without a mask on in the capitol will be arrested.ghts on -- on the bigger picture here and how this is affecting people's freedom and liberty? doctor: well, that's the very important. you know, when we have people using this as an excuse, and that's what it is because, again, the vaccinations are very effective and a lot of people have already gotten immunity. so and very few people are dying. it really is a -- a matter of how you present it, you know, if you had two people who died and now you have four people who died and you say, you know, there's been 100% increase. this thing is just raging or you could actually give the statistics which would show that we really are much better off than we were a year ago. but you can use that to frighten people and to control people and that's what we got to be careful about. yes, we have made tremendous progress. there's no question about it and kudos go to our scientific community for coming up with effective vaccines, but we also have to give people the real information and let them make de

elizabeth: you have to keep people safe, let's us into nancy pelosi, watch this. >> here's the thingo as a matter of privacy to know who is or who isn't, i cannot go to the capital physician and say give me the names of people who are vaccinated or make it known to others to encourage them to get vaccinated. so we cannot do that, you would hope that science would guide them to protect themselves, their family members and be good to colleagues in the workplace. elizabeth: nancy pelosi saying you can't require people to be vaccinated but listen to the science, let's jump to this let's ascended doctor anthonyn fauci note to lockdowns, he said misinformation on social media would have stopped vaccination to wipe up smallpox, let's listen to dr. fauci. >> i don't think were gonna see lockdowns, i think we have enough of the percentage of people, not enough to crush the outbreak but i believe enough to not allow us to get into the situation that we were in last wintern but things are going to get worse, if you look at the acceleration of the number of cases the seven-day average has gone u

look at lawmakers like nancy pelosi.ents in all these big tech companies for instance, which she constantly and her colleagues among the democrat party, they claim they want to regulate these companies, they want to break them apart, tear them down, that is all lip service. do you think nancy pelosi will behead her golden goose? no way. google, facebook, twitter, apple. she is constantly trading, making money off the companies. she has cushy relationship with them. somehow they end up with gigantic government contracts. it's a self licking ice cream cone that keeps going. tools like this how lawmakers take advantage what is supposed to be public service. elizabeth: nancy pelosi saying she is within the letter of the law. she is disclosing it. she is doing it in accordance with the stock act how they're making trades but we're talking tens of millions of dollars in tech company trades. in her backyard of her district. we're talking google, apple, facebook. you know, google has donated to nancy pelosi. it just seems, peopl

it is a fact that on that in december of 2020 nancy pelosi was made aware of potential security threats to the capital, and she failed to act. it is a fact that the u.s. capitol police raised concerns and rather than providing them with the support and resources they needed and they deserve, she prioritized her partisan political optics over their safety. the american people deserve to know the truth, that nancy pelosi bears responsibility as speaker of the house for the tragedy that occurred on january 6th. and it was only after republicans started asking these

elizabeth: nancy pelosi interfamily nancy pelosi same shoes within the letter of the law disclosing thats of dollars in tech company trade in her backyard of her district were talking google, apple, facebook, google donated to nancy pelosi it seems people are going to say what is really going on we can talk about being within the letter of the law but were talking about conversations or phone calls with apple ceo tim cook that nancy pelosi had, there is information, insider information that you can profit from d a d.. how can you nail that down that there's any malfeasance or. >> is on display it's in the letter of the law but by every sense of any normal person's perception just a casual corruption of washington, d.c. how is it the people elect to become members of congress they go in with middle-class salaries and they become some of the richest people in the united states, nancy pelosi is a six richest member of congress, how did that happen it's really no wonder you watch a relationship that they have with the giant companies, the oligarchs who are doing the bidding of democrats who

it says -- you know, he has this frustration with nancy pelosi, and nancy pelosi is an incredibly powerfulthe history books as one of the most powerful speakers of the house, one of the most deft leaders of congress. kevin mccarthy if he's lucky will be a footnote. i think this is what happens when you have a woman who reaches the level that nancy pelosi does. this kind of resentment that you get from kevin mccarthy that comes out as a joke about being violent against a woman who is too powerful. >> that's interesting. i think that's -- i mean, nancy pelosi in many regards has from time to time and many times kind of run circles around kevin mccarthy. >> most republican members of congress would kill to have nancy pelosi as their leader. kevin mccarthy isn't even really that powerful, even though he holds the position that he holds. there are other members of congress obviously, marjorie taylor greene, he can't control marjorie taylor greene, he can't control jim jordan. there are other people who seem to have more power in his own caucus. you don't see that kind of behavior happening in t

guest: some have made the same argument that nancy pelosi is holding that bill hostage.he other wing of the democratic party says if they pass the of structure bills, then the moderates would not have a stake in the outcome of the larger budget bill. i think one thing that is important to note is that many of the centrists do expected support the budget bill ultimately. for instance, the congressman of new jersey, one of the leaders of the group, has said he wants to support that. he wants to see tax changes that could affect new jersey. ultimately, this is more about the strategy, not necessarily that the centrists want to block the budget from passing, although i think we expected couple of them to probably ultimately block it. host: holding hostage is the term they used in the washington post today chimeric and solution can wait, let's pass infrastructure now, saying we are opposed to holding the president's legislation hostage, risking the passage and the bipartisan support behind it. we will hear from teresa now in tennessee, good morning. caller: hi, good morning.

nancy pelosi is third in line for the presidency. joe biden, kamala harris, nancy pelosi.ington right now? after 13 service member heroes gave their lives for joe biden's botched-up man to cut and run out of afghanistan. -- plan to cut and run out of afghanistan. pelosi apparently refusing gop leader kevin mccarthy's demands to bring the house back in to review what went wrong in afghanistan. the congressman joins me this morning from where he is in washington d.c. congressman, it's good to see you. thanks very much for coming back this morning because of this breaking news. we spoke over the weekend, and i know that you've been working the phones trying to get americans out of afghanistan. if i'm going to get to nancy pelosi in a minute. tell us about your efforts to get people out. >> maria, there are hundreds and could be thousands of americans that are going to get left behind in afghanistan. as michael waltz just saw you and brian mast, many of the members have been working, such as myself, trying to get americans that we know that are our constituents that are just o

nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house, acted like she just couldn't do anything about it. she just couldn't. what can i do? but at least she doesn't have any conflicts of interest. like connections to real estate. landlords. right. back in 2011, the washington post wrote nancy pelosi and her husband, paula san francisco, real estate magnate and financial investor, or worth $42000000.00. withholding spread across property investments in northern california. since that time, open secrets reports, nancy pelosi has seen her wealth, increased to nearly a $115000000.00 from $41000000.00 in 2004. what about the bite administration? do they have any conflicts of interests? well, to tell that story, let me back up a little as the atlanta detailed between 20112017, some of the world's largest private equity groups and hedge funds, as well as other large investors spent a combined to $36000000000.00 on more than $200000.00 homes and ailing markets across the country. in one atlanta zip code alone, they bought almost 90 percent of the 7500 home sold. black rock owns about $60000000000

the roughly the number of houses nancy pelosi owns as the moratorium expire to congress left for vacation. and why shouldn't they? they weren't there off the day, they made sure the minimum wage wasn't increased. they fought hard against universal healthcare and they allow the bombing of somalia in theory and again of this without the slightest peep, with the possible exception of senator grassley brake and wind, but hard to call that a vibrant protest. but congresswoman corey bush led in the occupation all the steps of congress to get the moratorium renewed. ultimately they did win a partial extension of the moratorium for the next 60 days, which is not nearly enough, but better than nothing. oh, and after the congress people left, some protesters stayed to fight for housing for all, all of the time. and they were probably moved away from the capital steps shoed, shoed off the steps. apparently, only congress endorsed protest is allowed at the capital. does all this mean i trust, some of the st rats who made cameos that this protest like chuck schumer or the people who congratulated core

>> i want you to watch nancy pelosi hand me that gavel. [ applause ] it will be hard not for me not to with it. >> kevin mccarthy's spokesperson was joking but if democrats can't pass voting rights legislation this could be their future, and florida is seeing a record number of new covid cases so why is governor ron desantis blocking mask mandates? ♪♪ >>> good evening and i'm mehdi hassan. any moment now the senate expects the final text of the bipartisan infrastructure bill to arrive. once it arrives the senate will finally have something specific to consider, and we could see a vote on the final bill later this week, but there is still a long way to go. there's no guarantee this bill will pass muster with house progressives. coming up i'll be speaking to two progressive congresswoman who could hold the key to its future, but democrats won't be able to pass legislation like this beyond 2022 without free and fair elections. you can't say you weren't warned. a few weeks ago we led this show by pointing out how election subversion, even more so than the attack on our voting rights, is th

you have a mob looking for nancy pelosi, where's nancy? where's nancy?nts. that was one of the rooms they targeted. they went into computer and stole that. members of her staff were hidden behind doors and you have people literally locking doors and hiding under tables as the mob was outside. any jokes about violence about nancy pelosi should be out of bounds. jokes about violence aren't good in politics in january, and especially after january 6th and we are six months out and it was a tasteless joke to me given the political targeting that we've seen on the right against nancy pelosi. >> joyce, as they are making those jokes and as they are trying to deflect, we are learning what role some gop lawmakers may have played in the insurrection. slate reporting congressman mo brooks was wearing a bulletproof vest at the january 6th rally and jim jordan telling spectrum news he spoke to trump. take a listen. >> did you speak with president trump on january 6th? >> i spoke with the president last week. i speak with the president all of the time. i spoke with h

if so, nancy pelosi might have 218 votes. but it might be 30 of those are republicans and that obviously might a the progressives who have said, look, this is our shot. we now control everything. as aoc said if we can't get progressive measures done now, this might be the last opportunity. so i think what you'll see from schumer, as amanda referred to, he'll try to get it every which way he can to indicate he's going to work his best strategies on reconciliation. hopefully bring some of those house democrat progressives along simply on the promise. but i don't know that the votes are there between the two chambers on reconciliation. we'll see. >> so, david, then with that in minding, how hard is the biden administration, specifically the president, going to be working the next week especially on those phones to make sure that his original infrastructure bill gets through with or without reconciliation following? >> look, joe biden wants this done and he should. donald trump said for four years he was going to pass an infrastr

bet against nancy pelosi. been there before. she knows how these things work. and she can work miracles. she's obviously one of the most experienced legislators in the room. she understands rules and procedures. so she may have a trick up her sleeve yet. if they are unable to come to an agreement, it really -- won't say it derails joe biden's domestic agenda, but it really flows down -- slows down the momentum where just a few weeks ago we were talking about how much momentum joe biden had with the senate victory on his infrastructure package. obviously in just a few weeks things have turned considerably given the situation in afghanistan and given this rebellion that we are seeing from moderates in his own party. host: to follow everything that's happening on capitol hill throughout today, go to the hill.com, scott wong is the -- one of the reporters for the hill. you can follow him on twitter@scottwongdc. thank you. that from earlier this morning. we are watching on capitol hill as democrats are gathering in

that's not a problem for nancy pelosi as you can see. >> young people and how we are reaching out tong people. we always ask them how do you want to be reached out to? >> tucker: it's repulsive, but revealing. it's pretty clear at this point that nancy pelosi, our chief covid enforcer doesn't believe a word she says about the virus. now, she is 81 years old and deep in the risk range for coronavirus. standing at a crowded event in napa which according to the biden administration's color-coded map of the country is one of the riskiest places in america for coronavirus transmission. and yet pelosi is not social distancing were wearing a face shield, she doesn't even have a mask on. why is that? clearly, she understands she is not in danger. and since there are republicans present, she has no reason to pretend otherwise. as a reminder, here's what nancy pelosi sounds like when she is back in washington. >> members and staff will be required to wear masks at all times. >> this is a mask from all over the country. >> real men wear masks and they are essentially important. >> the failure t

paul: but i want to ask about this of this because you watch nancy pelosi for a long time and i haves going to basically say the swing straight democrats, are majorities in jeopardy right but it is even more jeopardy if we do not pass these things pretty see you might as well sign up for this and take the risk by keeping your own party united and will take our chances in november of 2022 by the way, then you have a legacy. and that i thank you so with the argument they're going to use and i would not downplay her chances of getting through. guest: person something to that, you're right, she's a powerful persuasive personality rated no fans or butts about it, the theme underneath that is you are at risk and you're likely to lose your seat the least have a legacy passing a bunch of stuff that aoc bernie sanders liked the question is, are there eccentric democrats like those in virginia new jersey and elsewhere are going to say yeah you know what, as i assign my own death what i want to do something that's going to be cathartic to my party not certain that new jersey or virginia or texa

capitol where nancy pelosi and other democrats are talking about the passage of that voting rights bill. as she tried to enter that door to the alabama university, george wallace stood there, defiant. defiant of the constitution and we hold these truths to be self-evident. it's a wonderful day. and john lewis is saying to himself up there, and saying to all of us, you kept your eye on the prize. i'm honored to be here with my friend, terri sewell. i feel like john lewis is sitting up there pretty close to the right hand, i believe, saying well done, nancy pelosi. john lewis walked across the edmund pettus bridge many times, on half of those occasions i held his hand as we walked across the bridge and i felt the moral power of john lewis. our country was blessed with a man of his integrity, his character and his inspiration. this bill, the john lewis bill, h.r. for the people. now chairman nadler, let me yield to you. [applause] mr. nadler: since i became chairman of the judiciary committee, there's no issue we have spent more time examining than the onslaught of voter suppression measur

answers we need to get, deal with why wasn't there a better security posture that day, that only nancy pelositells you political nature of this come at this timey. ---- committee. mark: i agree, and i add, why should we trust pelosi and democrats. the murder and mayhem on our streets right now is somethingos their party has unleashed. have been trashing police officers from sea to shining sea now a show event with a handful of tray picked officers, how come more officers from that day are not testifying, including those whoay opened doors and let people in and those who have questioned with nancy pelosi and leadershipat of democrat party d theve house. there are a lot of questions, but she does not want to pursue him. >> the guy who heads capitol police union, he wants to talk. , everyone sees it for what it is. you talk about democrats not being square with american people, they use the term the big lie, how about every lie they told us, they told us the protests were peaceful it was republicans who tried to defund police. they told us that president trump colluded with russia, and dossier w

. >>> later, our exclusive interview with house speaker nancy pelosi. what she said about the california recall and how the president is handling afghanistan. >>> good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm juliette goodrich the for elizabeth. tonight we are following dangerous fire weather, prompting a red flag warning that just went into effect. >> let's check in with our chief meteorologist paul heggen with those putting crews on edge tonight. >> we have 16 hours to go in this thing. the north bay mountains, t hillo range. within this, not all of the red shaded areas are equal. we're really focused on the eastern half of napa county, the northern half of solano county. that's where we'll see the gustiest winds and lowest humidity. that's the combination that prompts the red flag warning. the sustained winds north-northeast. offshore direction 30 to 40 miles per hour. gusts up to 50 miles per hourúl. combine that with humidity levels staying below 20%, that's very dry air to go along with dry vegetation we have in place. we're going to watch this carefully

yesterday's attack at the kabul airport, house minority leader kevin mccarthy is calling on speaker nancy pelosi to bring the house back into session to address u.s. efforts in afghanistan. his news conference from earlier today is about 20 minutes. >> following yesterday's attack at the kabul airport, house minority leader kevin mccarthy is calling on speaker meant -- nancy pelosi to bring the house back into session to address u.s. efforts in afghanistan. his news conference from earlier today is about 20 minutes. >> to this new 13 gold star families, my message to you is this -- your loved ones died as heroes. we will always honor their memories and we pray you will know peace. those who died knew there was the threat of an attack but carried out their mission anyway. heroic. the only way to describe their actions and their work each and every day. to the brave troops and stranded americans in afghanistan, we pray for you to return home safely. our enemies have taken advantage of this chaotic nature of withdrawal and yesterday, they crossed the red line. like many of you, i listen closely to

>>> plus, the feud between house speaker nancy pelosi and minority leader kevin mccarthy escalates. mccarthy is now facing criticism for joking about hitting pelosi with the gavel if he becomes house speaker. the question is did he really think that comment was funny? >>> and after much delay, senators have introduced the long awasted text of their bipartisan infrastructure bill. the question is when will we see a vote? it's "way too early" for this. ♪♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "way too early," the show that at this point would settle for the bronze. we've got some breaking news in olympics just ahead. i eenl jonathan lemire on this monday, august 2nd. >>> let's start with news. we begin with a grim new milestone in the coronavirus pandemic. according to an nbc tally, late last notice total cases surpassed 635 million. florida is quickly becoming the epicenter of this fourth wave of infections, accounting for all, about a fifth of all new cases in the u.s. yesterday the state broke a previous record for current hospitalizations set more than a year ago, well before vaccines w

i want you to watch nancy pelosi hand me that gavel. [ cheers and applause ]., government reporter at main street nashville was at the fundraising event there in tennessee and recorded that audio of mccarthy that you just heard. vivian, thank you so much for being with us. what was the context there of that threat of violence? >> sure. so this happened at the tennessee republican party statesman's dinner, annual fundraiser event that's held each year. about 1,400 people were in the room that night and attendees is who's who of republican party. so really the context around that particular statement, it was about halfway through the night about an hour in. right after leader mccarthy's keynote speech and after the applause died down the tennessee delegation came out and kind of the pace changed a little bit. it was a little more light hearted for those two or three minutes. the theme of the evening really was teeing up for a potential republican victory next year, trying to take back a majority in the congress in the 2022 midterms. and so in anticipation of that

how is nancy pelosi going to enforce this? >> it's going to be a challenge for her. of them are saying we're going to pain the fine. speaker pelosi has tried to double down on the mask mandates by saying if you're not following the rules, you could face some of your salary being cut. things right now in the house are totally ugly, not only over this issue, but when it comes to the january 6th panel. you had pelosi calling mccarthy a moron. kevin mccarthy said when he gets the gavel to be speaker he'll try not to hit her with it. it's just incredibly insane, the type of rhetoric we're seeing right now. things are really heated. >> it's been bad. i remember gephardt saying when he handed the gavel to gingrich he thought of using it. it was a joke. rick, it is unbelievable. the congress actually seems maybe more divided. >> this is a time where you need national unity or some kind of consensus of what kind follow. you have the opposite. confusin. at this stage you don't have a reservoir of good will that the biden administration has been able to build on. there's been c

and we start with breaking news on capitol hill where house speaker nancy pelosi is about to speak any minute now, and the house foreign affairs committee will be briefed about afghanistan by the deputy secretary of state. last night, we learned congressmen went to afghanistan without any government approval. it comes after president biden said he's sticking to his pledge to withdraw u.s. troops by august 31st. he made the announcement after a virtual meeting with our allies, in spite of their arguments for keeping troops past the end of the month. it's also what the taliban wants, after they called that date a red line. and warned of consequences if we keep troops there any longer. but it does come with a contingency. biden told the pentagon and state department to be prepared with backup plans in case things go wrong. and it's not just the taliban he's worried about, the u.s. is also tracking threats against the kabul airport from an isis a affiliate, giving americans and afghan allies even more of a reason to get out, and fast. >> every day we're on the ground is another day we know

including the ones that have questions with nancy pelosi and leadership in the house?uestions here but she doesn't want to pursue them. >> like the guy that has a capital police union he put out a letter the other day. everyone sees this for what it is. talk about the democrats not being square with the american people they use the term the big lie what about what they have told us they told us the protest were peaceful and it was republicans trying to defend the police that would be laughable if not so serious but they told us president trump covid with russia and the dossier was real. for four years as recently as october of last year just days before the election hillary clinton said it was stolen i guess the rule is only democrats are allowed to object to election results we can't raise concerns about the fact that state unconstitutionally change their election like he did a great piece on this on the unconstitutional changes made when they went around the state legislatures to change the election pennsylvania is the best example. because the election ends at 8:00

attack at the kabul airport, house minority leader kevin mccarthy is calling on speaker meant -- nancy pelosi to bring the house back into session to address u.s. efforts in afghanistan. his news conference from earlier today is about 20 minutes. rep. mccarthy: troops were attacked by suicide bombers in kabul. 10 u.s. marines died in the blast. two soldiers loft -- lost their lives. one navy medic was killed. 18 other servicemembers were seriously injured. it was the deadliest day for our military in more than a decade. dozens of afghans were also killed or wounded. including innocent children. to the new 13 goldstar families, our message to you is this. your loved ones died as heroes. we will always honor their memories and pray that you will know peace. those who died actually knew there was a threat of an attack and carried out their mission anyway. heroic. the only way to describe their actions and their work. each and every day. to the brave troops and stranded americans in afghanistan, which pray for you to return home safely. our enemies have taken advantage of the chaotic nature of th

will nancy pelosi be able to do it? and then finally this afternoon speaker pelosi did call for a vote on the big bill, giant infrastructure bill, the multitrillion dollar bill, this huge priority for president biden that president biden wants to be his legacy. and she called for that vote this afternoon and every single house democrat voted for it. yes. even the ones who spent the last week saying they were going to kill it. and for all their protests and their red lines and their insistence that they would block this bill if they did not get exactly what they wanted, those nine conservative democrats in the end got nothing. >> i want to thank speaker pelosi who was masterful in her leadership on this. >> when speaker pelosi walked off the house floor this evening, a cnn reporter caught up with her and asked her about the deal she reached with the nine conservative democrats to get them to vote for the bill. speaker pelosi wrote, what deal? they wanted clarification about how we go forward and that's what we did. oh. yo

elizabeth: nancy pelosi is saying, nancy pelosi stuff happens moment.ifornia this is what happens, talking about the tens of billions of dollars of military hardware and assets left behind by the taliban. congressman jim banks says now that the taliban has more black hawks than 85% of countries, all the countries around the world. massoud is trying to lead a resistance inside of afghanistan. he asked the white house for some military help. he says he was turned down. what do you say to that? >> again, it is incredulous. very difficult to get in the minds of this irrational thought and what congressman banks did say is true. well over 150, perhaps black hawk helicopters, thousands of vehicles, all kinds of arms seeing them utilize it. a complete misunderstanding what is important and it is quite delusional. now, by the way, not just coming out of the white house, here we are in the capital, today, nancy pelosi and much of the leadership of the democrat house are rewarding themselves by passing a, trying to do their best to pass a 5 trillion-dollar spendi

. >> coming up at 5:30, we sit down with house speaker nancy pelosi. she will be live in our studio, and ask her why the u.s. wasn't better prepared for a worst- case scenario in afghanistan. >>> still ahead on kpix 5, streaming on cbsn bay area, santa clara county sheriff lori smith defends her name. why she said she will fight for her >>> santa clara county sheriff lori smith says she will not step down. ken bastida has her response today on the call for her to resign. >>> sheriff smith held a news conference one day after san jose mayor sam liccardo publicly urged her to resign. sheriff is facing some allegations of civil rights violations, with how the county jail has been managed. her critics point to millions of taxpayer dollars paid out in civil rights cases, costly consent decrees, and ongoing bribery and campaign investigations. today the sheriff said that she'd welcome an investigation. >> we are going to do these investigations. let's see what the truth is. at this time, no. or to quote a general, nuts. there's a lot still to be done. i need

and, nancy pelosi, get out of the way.en everyone else in the city was barred from such visits. and salons weren't allowed to operate. they were told to wear a mask. she made things worse by claiming she was set up. that salon was forced to shut down. you know, do you see where we're headed here? so this attitude that you can come in with bare, raw-knuckle power -- raw, bare-knuckle power into california and shut down a recall out of d.c.? if i mean, how are voters in california going to take that? >> i think that voters in california are going to brush with whatever pelosi says aside, and that's why the democrats are so worried right now about the recall. because when you look at the polls in california, they've been trending in the direction of removing gavin newsom. and i think that nancy pelosi realizes she's too late. but she's going to try to throw everything and the kitchen sink at problem because she realizes that if california revolts against her agenda, the republicans and the independents of this country have th

spin on the amazing jill biden and nancy pelosi, the leadership is so impressive, we will pick up where you left off, great show tonight. >> sean: thank you. >> laura: i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from san francisco tonight. you don't have to go all the way to afghanistan to see widespread suffering and despair or to witness a tragic breakdown in civil society. you can see that right here, just miles from multimillion dollar homes owned by the billionaire titans of the tech world. now homelessness and drug abuse has been a problem here for decades, but the situation now is spiraling totally out of control. earlier today just a block from a major police precinct we saw people doing crack on the street and washing their clothes at a dirty leaky hydrant. this once great american city is cratering, and while we are horrified, rightly so as the taliban terrorize the people of afghanistan, where so many numb when our people are being terrorized here. it's a democrat-engineered american tragedy. but are the voters finally wising up? we are going to show you tonight will sh

. >> house republicans are calling on nancy pelosi to bring back congress from recess to vote on a billevent tuesday's withdraw, join me texas congressman kevin brady, it's great to see you thank you very much for being here this weekend, will nancy pelosi agree, i know kevin mccarthy is pushing to get everybody back to have this vote. will it happen? >> it should this president isn't going to do what it takes to protect our marines and get our americans out from enemy lines, he's made it very clear he's at the mercy of the taliban he will not reinforce those troops and not reopen bagram air base to make it safer and certainly wire allies and special forces are going on the country to retrieve their citizens, we are not. congress should act, speaker pelosi is so obsessed with this big tech hike in the welfare state expansion i doubt that she will we should go back and we should vote as congress and coequal branch of government and representative gallagher's bill to ensure that we do not leave until we have brought every american and every afghan ally with us. maria: what a sad state of