nancy pelosi kept it there.n i interviewed newt gingrich, he told me about an old movie which involved pirates. it's hard to explain this a little bit. he said when he saw nancy pelosi, he saw a fellow pirate. by that meaning, not that they were ideologically close, but that they were both very skilled in the business of politics. he said that with some admiration. host: you referenced earlier the three year battle with steny hoyer for the leadership position. when did that come to a culmination? guest: she won the election in the fall of 2001. she was installed as a whip in february 2002. she's been leadership ever since. that's pretty unusual. not since sam rayburn. that stint as head of the house democrats is pretty long. no one since sam rayburn has held the leadership position for that long. she held it when they were in the minority and the majority and the minority and back in the majority again. that's a sign of her hold on this caucus. she has managed to keep a hold of it for that period of time and und

elizabeth: let's listen to this the president nancy pelosi jen psaki, dr.ci months ago said no, no to maxine mandy's this is not the role of the federal government to do this they n sad atov that time of government overreach to force americans to get vaccinated. >> no i wouldn't demand it would be mandatory but ihi would do everything in my power to psychedelic masks need to be mandatory nationwide. >> that's not the role the federal government that's the role the institution private sector entities and others may take. >> here's the thing we cannot require somebody to be vaccinated. that's not what we can do. it is a matter of privacy to know who is and who isn't. >> you don't want to mandate and force anyone to take the vaccine we've never done that. you can mandate to certain groups of people like health workers but for the general population you can't but we don't want to mandate from the federal government to the engeneral population. in be unenforceable and unappropriate. elizabeth: people are saying what change their mind in a years time is because o

nancy pelosi, isn't concerned. >> we're on a path to win the vote. i don't want to consider any options. maybe we'll have republican votes but i hope as it was bipartisan in the senate. reporter: moderate democrats could revolt on the social spending bill if the house defeats infrastructure today. at least 10 republicans will vote yes. the social spending package is far from complete. west virginia senator joe manchin calls $3.5 trillion fiscal insanity. >> our economy or basically our society moving towards an entitlement mentality, that you're entitled, okay? i'm more after rewarding because i can help those that really need help if those that help themselves do so. reporter: democrats say a bolstered health care plan in the bill helps them make the case to joe manchin. >> citizens of west virginia start getting dental care they will realize, eyeglasses hearing aids, many are dog that without, once that is in place i think there will be strong support and in in west virginia. reporter: pelosi rarely goes to the board and loses. she assured her memb

the first time nancy pelosi became speaker of the house was in 2007. you might remember, george w. bush was still president. democrats did great in the midterms in 2006. pelosi got elevated to speaker. i mean, first it was just this huge historic moment, right, the first female speaker of the house in american history. next in line to the presidency after the vice president. just a huge history-making deal. so she's always been a big deal simply because of her breaking that glass ceiling but the other thing that very quickly became clear about nancy pelosi as speaker, nancy pelosi as the leader of the that branch of government was that she's just technically quite good at it. she is specifically unquestionably good at the math part. she can count votes like nobody's business. if a piece of legislation needed to get passed, nancy pelosi knows whether and how she can get the votes for it. and she never brings a bill to the floor unless she knows she can pass it. and i mean, i've said it before. i'll say it again. whether you are aligned with her politically or not, whether you love na

elizabeth: let's listen to this, the president, nancy pelosi, jen psaki, dr.auci, just months ago said no, no to vaccine mandates, this is not the role of the federal government to do this. they said at that time this is a government overreach to try to force americans to get vaccinated. watch this. >> no i do not think it should be mandatory were not demanded to be mandatory but i would do everything by power just like i don't think basques need to be mandatory nationwide. >> that's not the role of the federal government that is the role of the institution, private sector entities and others may take. >> here's the thing we cannot require someone to be vaccinated. that is just not what we can do. it is a matter of privacy to know who is and who isn't. >> you don't want to mandate and force anyone to take the vaccine, we have never done that. you can mandate for certain groups of people like health workers but for the general population you can't. we don't want to be mandating for the federal government in the general population it would be unenforceable and a

nancy pelosi met with jenny yellen last week. understand what the caller is saying, but i think it is important to look at -- you see middle-class families making $65,000 joint income per household and they are paying often times more in taxes when it comes to an overall percentage of their annual income than someone making $1 million a year. that is something the entire democratic caucus want to make more fair and equitable. you are not going to hurt the middle class families who have been constantly punished time and time again when it comes to taxes. there taxes will be lower. corporations will make up the bulk of the spending for this bill. host: joseph is in the empire state, democrat, good morning. do me a favor, joseph, turned on your tv. caller: my question is regarding tax the rich. my question is to the progressives and the bernie sanders supporters, whatever happened to the proposal several years ago when they proposed a robin hood tax to pay for these programs? host: adrienne elrod? guest: is he talking about a propos

now nancy pelosi faces her hardest test. a house divided, a senate balking, and a lot on the line. >> we are bringing it up to do so in a way that can win and so far so good for today. it is goingings in a positive direction. it is positive to persuade people to vote without the reassurances of the reconciliation bill. i can't stay too long because i have to deal with step by step with this but i'm envisioning taking it up and winning it. let me tell you about negotiating at the end, that is when you really have to weigh in, you cannot tire, you cannot concede. it is this is the fun part. >> this is the fun part, she says. the speaker and no one knows this better. she is taking these negotiations one hour at a time and leaning in to get some extra innings with the president at the annual congressional baseball game last night. three democratic lawmakers will be joining us here on capitol hill to talk about how to break the current stealmate. and we're going to talk about cuba's response to protests and the pandemic. let's st

it's -- this is the fun part. >> brian: that looks a lot like nancy pelosi. ve to watch the show back later. even though it seems that the infrastructure bill and the agenda is on life support, don't count nancy out. somebody is getting chewed out on the phone. she's not paying attention to the game. i don't think she's ordering ice cream. don't worry about it, joe brought it with her. nancy is wheeling and dealing and she's enjoying it too. look at that. look on the other side of that phone. join us right now, nancy pelosi, senator tom cotton. welcome, tonight at 9:00, the house is going to vote on something on the bipartisan bill, we think. even though some of our reports say they won't, on a bipartisan bill. do you think it will happen? >> i don't know, brian. i can confirm that i was not on the other side of that phone call with nancy pelosi last night. i think the house is going to have to vote so late because nancy pelosi and her radical democratic left are out looking for the tree around the capitol on which all of this free money grows, brian. joe manc

that's speaker nancy pelosi. she is fierce. she is a woman of courage and she still makes time to not only deliver for the people of san francisco, but also to show up for the people of san francisco. to show up for her community. and you know why because she's a woman and we know how to multi-task. we'll cook you dinner, do the laundry, save the country all at the same time. she had like five kids while she was running for office, a baby on her hip while she was asking for your vote. that's our speaker and that's women in general. it's what we do. it's why women make such great leaders and as we celebrated the fight that madam speaker talked about to ensure that women have a seat at the table, that we are able to vote and make our own decisions, today is a chance to recommit ourselves to what has happened in the past. today, we show up with our ballots so that our voices are heard so that regardless of who is in office, they know that they are accountable to women and what we care about. we know that there continues to be work

that's speaker nancy pelosi. she is fierce. she is a woman of courage and she still makes time to not only deliver for the people of san francisco, but also to show up for the people of san francisco. to show up for her community. and you know why because she's a woman and we know how to multi-task. we'll cook you dinner, do the laundry, save the country all at the same time. she had like five kids while she was running for office, a baby on her hip while she was asking for your vote. that's our speaker and that's women in general. it's what we do. it's why women make such great leaders and as we celebrated the fight that madam speaker talked about to ensure that women have a seat at the table, that we are able to vote and make our own decisions, today is a chance to recommit ourselves to what has happened in the past. today, we show up with our ballots so that our voices are heard so that regardless of who is in office, they know that they are accountable to women and what we care about. we know that there continues to be work

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but as nancy pelosi -- kennedy: it's not free, i'll tell you that right to now. >> nancy pelosi saidhe's not going to wring a bill to the floor that won't win. but we're supposed to be talking out. we're supposed to be hashing out what is necessary, how much it's going to cost, each thing. and unfortunately, as you've noted, it's just become kind of a democratic civil war thing, and we don't really know who's going to -- we're told it's going to be paid for and not cost anything at the same time. kennedy: yeah, right. [laughter] like everything ever that think politician has promised in washington. that is a total falsehood, and we need to get back to learning some basic economics. panel's going to stick around, much more with them including game night a little bit later. so we know these bills are already super expensive, but nancy pelosi say, don't worry, guys, it's all about values! >> it's not about a dollar amount. the dollar amount, as the president said is, is zero. this bill will be paid for. it's about what are the values that we share and how we prioritize them. kennedy: it

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>> well, i wish nancy pelosi well.when she's faced these challenges. and i'm not going to gainsay her situation now. i trust her and believe she's going do the right thing. but i sincerely hope that we can pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill with a clear promise that the reconciliation bill is going to be passed as quickly as possible. >> because that bipartisan legislation, it passed overwhelmingly in the senate. 19 republicans, all 50 democrats voted for it. now it's up to the house of representatives. you get that or you might wind up getting nothing down the road. it's a real dilemma for you guys. the clock is also, if that were not enough, senator, the clock is also ticking to avert a government shutdown. does the senate have the votes to keep the government funded, which would mean kicking the can down the road on the debt ceiling as well? >> well, fingers crossed, we think we have an agreement for a vote tomorrow that's going to avert a government shutdown. this is a problem that should have been taken care

was he colluding with nancy pelosi second in line after vice president pence, was he colluding with pelosi to usurp the constitutional power and authority of the president of the united states or as he now, states, was he just performing routine procedural training regarding a nuclear strike? if millie was colluding -- milley was colluding with pelosi and taking away the president's ability to do his job as commander-in-chief, one of those jobs would be perhaps to launch a nuclear weapon. he would then be guilty of the very definition of insurrection. that is the democrat's favorite word. and again, the president is the commander-in-chief. our constitution is clear. it authorizes the president and the president alone with that power and authority over our military. there is no constitutional authority granted to the chairman of the joint chiefs general milley. not anyone else but the president. our republic is designed to prevent apolitical a political coup. so what we are describing here is the constitutional crisis of the highest order, "an act or instance of revolting against civil auth

nancy pelosi knows how to get there and in nancy we trust. >> let's see where there is at the end of this evening, debbie dingell as always good to talk with you. thank you. >>> in just a few minutes we expect to talk to another member of congress the leader of moderates in this debate congressman got heimer who just came out of a meeting with speaker pelosi. first with the bison agenda and future of the democratic party hanging in the balance i'll talk to someone who knows a little bit about how this all works former senator mccaskill. kareem abdul-jabar is speaking out about vaccinations as several nba players are refusing to get vaccinated or confirm they are vaccinated. you're watching "meet the press daily." a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala reduces eosinophils, a key cause of severe asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell

house speaker nancy pelosi said they'll vote on the bill thursday. when the house is back in session find live coverage here on c-span. reset the scene would congresses facing and where the house has been, last week the house was in session and they passed a continuing resolution to keep the federal government funded pass to the end of the fiscal year. it's a short-term measure. it passed in the house and now it has to make its way in the u.s. senate. it would fund the government through december 3 of this year. a nine week stretch and it would also suspend the debt limit until summer 16th of 2022. in that package in addition to keeping the federal government open and the other agencies open, they've added nearly $29 million for natural disaster relief, hurricane ida and wildfires. $6.3 billion for the resettlement of afghan refugees. that is just one of a number of items on the plate for the house and senate this week. our live coverage of the house all week on c-span and of the senate over on c-span two. this is from the new york times. for schumer

wade codification of the floor of the house. >> house speaker nancy pelosi is vowing to take drastic holds texas' new abortion law. >> here to react fox news contributor lara trump. thanks for being here. what do you make of pelosi's threats? >> good morning, guys. great to be with you. well, look, nancy pelosi wants what the democrats have wanted for a long time. i think this is ultimately about complete and total control for the democrats. they want central control of our country with the federal government. they don't care about the states' rights. you don't have to take my word for it look what they have actually done. they have been talking about eliminating the filibuster for quite some time. they have been talking about packing the supreme court. what was the first thing that was pushed for the first bill hr-1 this year was to federalize our election system to take away voter i.d. and basically guarantee in perpetuity that democrats would remain in power. so, what nancy pelosi ultimately wants to do here is take the rights away from states to make decisions. that is something t

nancy pelosi has a key role in this.elephone conversation between nancy pelosi and general milley in which she who is absolutely nuts accuses the president at the time trump of being crazy, talks about nuclear weapons, and general milley agrees with her completely. he goes back to the pentagon. he callsth in his subordinates. they talk about the process. trump never hinted ever about using nucleare weapons, no basis for this whatsoever and i added in the footnote i don't know who's more lonesome, general milley who is loathsome or woodward and costa. if they're all standing by this and big-time news and it is, they sat on it for months and months when the american people should have known when congress should have known, and of course the people in the military should have known that we have a rogue general. they are s standing by it, it's appalling what "the washington post" has done with the country. just as bad as general milley. now, this over the horizon stuff, they think it's "the wizard of oz" over the rainbow, ov

nancy pelosi met with jenny yellen last week.nderstand what the caller is saying, but i think it is important to look at -- you see middle-class families making $65,000 joint income per household and they are paying often times more in taxes when it comes to an overall percentage of their annual income than someone making $1 million a year. that is something the entire democratic caucus want to make more fair and equitable. you are not going to hurt the middle class families who have been constantly punished time and time again when it comes to taxes. there taxes will be lower. corporations will make up the bulk of the spending for this bill. host: joseph is in the empire state, democrat, good morning. do me a favor, joseph, turned on your tv. caller: my question is regarding tax the rich. my question is to the progressives and the bernie sanders supporters, whatever happened to the proposal several years ago when they proposed a robin hood tax to pay for these programs? host: adrienne elrod? guest: is he talking about a proposal

house speaker nancy pelosi is trying to buy the president some time and space. quote, don't be mad at the president, be mad at me. so we wait as key players get more white house attention and as the clock now ticks on a thursday house vote for what should be a slam-dunk, an infrastructure plan that would fix roads, bridges and create thousands of jobs. liberals say they will vote no and they will tank it if the president fails to get the bigger deal done. let's go to manu raju on capitol hill. manu, this is a huge day of consequence for the president and his party. >> reporter: yeah, and the question is what happens from here and up till tomorrow, and we just don't have clearances as of yet. there is still a major dilemma facing speaker nancy pelosi as well as joe biden on how exactly to assuage progressives who are threatening to sink that infrastructure tomorrow. if they don't have assurances or see the larger bill to expand the social safety net moving along in the legislative process. there are still negotiations ongoing, including at this moment, negotiatio

mark elias, nancy pelosi, the democrats in the house lost again. when all of a sudden, marinette's opponent withdrew her contested election request and marinette miller meeks was safe. now, i've got to be honest with you, the former political op operative, somebody who used to yell about fogarty's bills in a different position i was in, i was looking forward as i, as a former operative, the super bowl of elections, who raise it on the house of the representatives. i would have felt like tom freakin' brady. [laughter] unless i lost. but you know what? i'd much rather give up that opportunity to do that, to not have to go through it and know what the end result would have been. it would have been the voters, the will of the voters in iowa's congressional district that elected marinette, that will would have been thrown out. we would have fought hard, we would have fought valiantly and matter of fact i think we would have had enough moderate democrats who would worry this may happen to them. fear is an amazing thing in politics. and that's our message

by the way, we need to know if nancy pelosi's role in all of this.ight, even more revelations from the upcoming book of woodward and costa, and i need to know what they say they are standing by every word of their reporting involving general milley and every other issue that has come out. now according to this book, a very general milley actually played down the violent protests that were going on in 2020, and he called them because penny packet protests." whatever that means. it even pushed back against president trump's statement that the u.s. was suffering under the violent nationwide riots that were burning america down. according to woodward and costa, general milley stated "mr. president, they are not burning it down." really? okay, general, will show you the video and remind you. what would you call all of this? >> [bleep]! >> sean: excuse me, general, but law and order broke down completely in city after city after city. police precincts were burned to the ground. hundreds of businesses were lit on fire. looting was rampant. entire city block

if nancy pelosi would ask for our input, we would be happy to provide it. she, with a three seat majority, has decided she has a mandate essentially to pursue the largest spending bill in the history of this country. with a tied senate and the tiebreaker being the vice president, somehow they should be able to force through all of these new, expensive, socialist federal programs. that is just not what the american people want. i am a member of the problem solver caucus, which is a caucus in the house that has an equal number of democrats and republicans. we try to come together around issues where there is common agreement. we are not all of one mind because there are conservatives like me in the problem solvers caucus and liberals as well. we try to find areas of agreement. core infrastructure was in agreement we had a while and back. -- a while back. can we agree on bridges, roads, airports and rail stations, yes. that began the conversation on infrastructure. if we had stuck to that, we would have a good bill that would be supported by almost everybody.

nancy pelosi is worried. it powerfully clear, she is worried. she knows about the concentration of power in the president to do this. she wants safeguards. milley executed thos safeguards. >> bob costa, was there anything, apart from perhaps the fa that general milley hasn't had a chance to read your book yet, that did surprise you in what the general said yesterday, either about your conversations --he conversatis about nancy pelosi or about the conversations with the chinese? was there anything new that you hadn't heard before or that was perhaps at odds with se of your reporting? >> no. what's most important that hasn got eugh attention, in my beliefs a report,s when he said that heid not believe esiden trump wanted war. we detail tt position of milley in the book. he does not believe the president is an interventionist. at the time, presidenttrump. he does not believe trump wants to have war. but as our book shows and our reporting shows, even though he has that belief, thathe president is not itching for

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maria: so nancy pelosi has pushed out a vote in the next couple of weeks.ts to get infrastructure voted on by the end of september, but you've had some pushback among democrats throughout the last 13 committees, walk us through some of the things in this bill that strike you most and where the pushback was from democrats? congressman: well, what it is, is the american public, maria, are starting to figure out what's in this bill and they are calling their members of congress, their senators and that's why you're seeing democrat members starting to fill -- fill the pain of what they're hearing back home. think about this. this bill is all about giveaways to the wealthy. you know, the democrat party has always said that they are the party of the working class and the low income, but let me tell you, if you look at this past election where wall street spent millions of dollars to elect joe biden and when the ten most wealthy congressional districts in the nation are occupied by some of the most liberal democrat members in congress, it tells you why that they'r

i don't know finance the thread or what is hanging over nancy pelosi. these things out with a vote or two but she often has a larger margin than this. but, if i could just say, you know, a lot of nerve hutzpah here the part of the democratic party to be pushing these kind of bills when we are looking at surrender in afghanistan and what that means, invasion at the southern border. all sorts of other problems internationally. and they want to go and spend money we don't have to increase inflation it's just crazy. >> bret: byron, just moments ago, speaker pelosi said it's still the plan to go forward with the bipartisan vote tomorrow. we'll see. we'll see. that's still the plan right now. does the president want to go forward with it? you will have to ask the president. i mean there is a lot of iffy wording here about how this process go s. going to go. progressives over this. they tonight have the votes. the very fact that speaker pelosi wants to vote on this traditional infrastructure bill the bipartisan infrastructure bill in week is a surrender and fo

and also nancy pelosi who believes media that trump was going to attack china, allhi of this al-qaedand litte as the yearsha time could attack inside afghanistan, the u.s. intelligence warning this is a conservative estimate we also have north and south korea shooting off missiles joining me retired lieutenant keith kellogg, monica crowley from the council of foreign relations, former congressman jason chaffetz, house budget ranking member jason smith, rnc official harmeet dhillon and major general mick mcguire we have new numbers coming in from defense officials showing afghanistan evacuees red flag for terror ties higher than what's been reported, we have the numbers in the fight over covid booster shots and vaccine mandates. the fda decided to not take a stand on pfizer's booster shot. the white house limiting restricting anti-antibody drug shipments to states that desperately need them notably in the south, fears of shortages we have that story and the controversy over china getting the nih databases, data that could have shown how the pandemic began including a lab leak and democ

the speaker herself or tell you don't bet against nancy pelosi. "i don't consider anything uphill battle she told the washington times. she has mastered an extensive repertoire negotiating tactics to force affiant members inner caucus back in line. she dangles carrots, twist arms and pulls political levers to exert pressure on lawmakers in washington in their districts that those with first-hand experience of her strong-arming. some comments on social media. this one from katie on facebook who says simply term limits peered robert says defense in southern border law -- southern border wall with armed guards. border security and build the wall from raymond. yvette says stop spending. hear from charlene in california. go ahead. democrats line. caller: what i want to do is comment about senator manchin. west virginia is one of the poorest, dirtiest, contaminated sickest states in the united states. their ancestors worked in the coal mines and died in those coal mines and couldn't provide any -- and leave anything for their offspring and the majority

nancy pelosi said we have to read the bill to find out what is in it.n we read it, there were kickbacks and special provisions. we have that again. we're supposed to vote on this bill this week and it's not even yet written and also 2,500 pages. it's going to be 3, 4, 5,000 pages before it's done and we're going to find out it's stuffed with crazy stuff. take for example your reporter colleague mentioned the billions for purchase of electric vehicles. well, if you're an individual, you can buy an electric vehicle and get paid 8,500 -- up to $8,000. you can be making hundreds of thousands a year up to $800,000 and still get that refundable tax credit. if you buy it from a union company, you get an extra $4,500. that stuff is going to stink. we have substance problems over here. remember when the president said you can keep your doctor? president obama said you can keep your plan. vice president biden said the same thing. when he said the 3.5 when is actually 5.5 trillion plan is not going to cost any money, that that is the same equivalent of them mislea

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$3.5 trillion budget plan. >> reporter: you'll remember that in just six days the house speaker nancy pelosif representatives that the house would vote on that bipartisan infrastructure deal, which has already passed the senate. the problem, though, is that pelosi made a deal with progressives that said they weren't going to pass that bipartisan deal if they also weren't prepared to pass that $3.5 trillion human infrastructure bill. right now that human infrastructure bill is stalled in the house as they negotiate and try to find a path forward. there's some open question as to whether or not democrats themselves will even support as much as $3.5 trillion. those negotiations continue. the big question right now is, will house speaker nancy pelosi put that bill on the floor, the bipartisan infrastructure bill, before the reconciliation package is passed by both houses? there are some progressives including alexandria ocasio-cortez who say they won't support the bipartisan bill until they know that reconciliation package is going to be passed. this is the difficult chore that house speaker nan