that was ostensibly the decision of house leadership and something nancy pelosi said she wanted. host: a question on the ethics process on twitter asking exactly what happens to congressional officials when they violate ethics? they don't seem to be ever fired just censured. how can change happen if they are only slapped on the wrist every time? guest: it is very rare to expel a member of congress, but it is something that has happened in u.s. it is very rare. on the house side you have to go back to the representative from ohio, a democrat who was kicked out of congress because of a myriad number of things he had done that were illegal -- host: but he was kicked out after he was indicted. guest: absolutely. you have to do something so egregiously wrong in congress where it gets to the point where it is being debated among your colleagues as to whether you should still continue to serve as a elected member of congress or be kicked out of the body. incredibly rare. there have been censures and reprimands, fines, other types of penalties and sanctions that have been issued over the

[applause] thank you america for firing nancy pelosi once and for all. in just two short years under far left single party democrat rule america has faced crisis after crisis. inflation has skyrocketed to the highest rate in my lifetime . watching hard-working families, small businesses, farms and seniors g. families now have to choose between filling their gas tanks, or putting food on the table because of bidenflation. violent crime is rampant not just in the cities but small towns as well as democrats continue to push their radical d fund police policies and rhetoric. we've seen joe biden has turned his back on our border patrol agents s as america faces a border crisis not just with our southern border but our northern border while as well as millions of illegals delete that cross our national debt is more than $1 trillion. yet joe by the far left socialists was black check to spend our hard-earned taxpayer dollars on a school woke programs. foreign money from communist china and russia has flowed to the biden crime family while the stenographers in

it could not pass last congress like i saidel nancy pelosi was e speaker of the house.lieve in gender at all. but we have a new speaker in a republican majority in the house of representatives. [applause] and i am going to be introducing my bill they protect children's innocence act that will make it a felony to perform anything to do with gender affirming care on children. [cheering] [applause] right. [applause] and obviously you all agree with me. if not just conservative republicans that agree withn this. this is not a right wing extremist idea everyone, that we should protect children for making a horrible mistake. many of these kids realize it was a mistake and hate with that doubt themselves. then there left with lifelong disabilities by the people making billions of dollars mutilating their genitals. so let's think about it like this. this is an idea for all americans it's not just a republican idea. because people like bill maher agree with me on this issue even though he attacks me. there is independence, democrats, republicans, all over america that agree we n

thank you, america for firing nancy pelosi once and for all.just two short years, under far left single party democrat rule, america has faced crisis after crisis. inflation has skyrocketed to the highest rate in my lifetime. crushing hard-working families, small businesses, farms and seniors. families need to choose between filling up their gas tank, heating their home and putting food on the table because of the binding administration in joe biden's war on energy independence. biden's crime is rampant not just in big cities but in small towns as well as democrats continue to push their radical defund the police rhetoric. we see joe biden has shamefully turned his back on our border patrol agents, as america faces a border crisis not just with our southern border but with our northern order wide open as well. with illegal fentanyl pouring across. our national debt is more than 31 trillion dollars. yet joe biden and the far left socialist's, they want a blank check to continue to spend our hard earned taxpayer dark -- taxpayer dollars on get we

every one of them, particularly the utterly soulless nancy pelosi. she'll say anything on behalf of the bank. the banks love this. they want to make sure it continues. that's why according to amazing new analysis from the clermont institute, silicon valley bank spent more than $73 million on donations to blm and related organizations. wow! this is not personal funds. apparently these are bank funds. would be kind of nice to have that money now. it's hard to argue even in retrospect. even though svb failed, that was a bad investment. even now as banks are collapsing no one is quick to condemn banks. even if they were to openly profiteer from a war in eastern europe that's killing hundreds of thousands of people. turns out they are. we know that because zelenskyy, the president of ukraine, and a very close friend of banks in black rock is bragging about it.

obviously there was nancy pelosi is visit there. they've been sending miniature aids taiwan. this is obviously going to be a, it is a huge point of contention between the 2 countries. and you do think there's any way that you can resolve this and find common ground? no for that particular visited by nancy pelosi, you know, it's of course, against all the office shore communications documents or treaties between chinese. i states about the one china there. and interestingly, after that particular visit, china held a larger scale military exercises and virtually surrounded the tie, one island, and the virtually eliminated the so called a pay once territorial or at, and the water. and also the middle line. so called middle line in the taiwan straits. all this abolished. so actually whatever provocations, united states together with the pro independence forces in taiwan, whatever they do in the end result is it's one step closer to china's unification. and indeed, the collapse of those 2 big banks in the united state. there was silicon valley bank and, and that spread a little bi

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nancy pelosi are the same party with immigrant. right. and so say that democrats government and the kevin is mccarthy, is the opposition part mccarthy? of course, he won't. you won't go in and see zalinski is being attacked in nato nation media. what about japan? right, right. what about, i mean, we've seen about an expansion in the philippines. you're saying, yeah, you know, usually the rank biden does go for it. we've seen it in the philippines for me. okay. shita in clare of. what's that? what is that about as the i m f organizes a 15600000000 dollar deal, which presumably china must have known about because china invest in the i'm of sure. yeah. but a deal is not for military reasons, right? i little will never get that deal for military reasons for japan and others. now, i'll fill you face to face, right? in the recent, you know, of a few basic these are all part of what american called into pacific strategy. well, we know, i know that i follow very closely. the don't forget, i said, is still relatively creative stage. they ar

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she led a crowd into nancy pelosi's office. the jury hung whether she participated in the theft of nancy pelosi's laptop. she was convicted of six other charges. everywhere she went, she acted as an accelerant, exacerbating the mayhem. when others pushed back, she pushed forward. she recruited larger men, gathered them together, and pushed them forward like a human ramp. although she was not accused of picking up a weapon or assaulting police officers, prosecutors portrayed riley williams as playing a significant and integral role in the violent on january 6th. >> ken dilanian, thank you for that. >>> florida governor ron desantis, did he flip-flop on russia and putin after pushback from fellow republicans or did he just clarify? what it could all mean for his potential 2024 campaign. >>> plus, a rare and terrifying tornado ripping through7tí■ california, 8 miles from downtown l.a. we've got the latest from the damage as well as the clean up having ahead. those pictures are unbelievable. >>> and president biden marked 13 years

two days after january 6th, nanci pelosi elevated pitman to acting chief of the capitol police. last year, pitman took a high-paying job as the head of security at uc berkeley which is right outside pelosi's congressional district. berkley announced pitman's hiring with unqualified praise for her "steadfast commitment to social justice." pitman herself boasted about her heroic performance on january 6th. her department, she said, "saved democracy that day." we reached out to pitman for comment but she didn't get back to us. tarek johnson spent 22 years as a capitol police officer on january 6th. he says he was in charge of securing the certification of the presidential elections. so he was right in the middle of it. if anyone was, tarek johnson was. here is more of our sitdown interview with him. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: from the outside, here's how it looked. we now know huge parts of the federal government were aware there was going to be something big happening at the capitol on january 6th. they knew there were going to be big demonstr

what the democratic party did with nancy pelosi was -- when nancy pelosi was in control, everything should be taken back and replaced because all the democratic party wants to do is take people anddei them to diversity, equity and inclusion. that's all against the white people because joe biden believes all white people are against the government. host: we will leave it there. guest: you look at the republican talking points and i talked to jodey arrington at the republican to treat and he discussed the areas where he wants to cut funding. he mentioned diversity, equity and inclusion programs. he said there are a lot of programs that he thinks are not necessary and that's the republican argument. they say the federal government is too bloated and they are focusing on programs they don't agree with. host: how do senate republicans look at what's happening on the house side? guest: we talked to senate republicans the other week and they said house republicans are in the majority and republicans are happy to take it back for now. that will change the closer we get to the debt limit deadline i

we have chuck schumer, we have nancy pelosi out there saying this is holding trump accountable on a casebe tossed because there are so many holes in it. fbi director james comey. pelosi tweeting she thinks trump is guilty until proven innocent. and james comey saying, it's a good day. they took an oath to uphold the law. so this is an odd tweet higher. what do you think of all this? >> this is their day. this is what they have been waiting for. let them celebrate it. the wheels of justice grind slowly but they grind fine. they will be filing motions and trump will be filing his first motion i predict on the statute of limitations. there is no pandemic exception to the statute of limitation that i'm aware of. you can't do it through executive order. this is their day. the opposition's day. but it's a marathon and not a sprint. liz: do you think the case falls apart and goes nowhere? >> yes. liz: what do you think, sol? >> i think the case ultimately will be dismissed. lids * let's welcome to the show former u.s. congressman jason chaffetz and steve forbes. the president is on a tour of 20

i had nancy pelosi agreed to it after eight months and then right before we were announcing it i think the washington post wrote a story on it and they stopped it. i think one of our greatest failures is america have not spoken united about what they believe china shouldn't should not be doing. we have lost a lot of business and jobs, threats in the future. this is one area which i think really we have a lot of difference. serving on the education committee. the parents bill of rights is something he's been working on for quite some time. bruce westerman chairman natural resource, lower energy cost. three committees moving through, the anchor of all of this and how to make us energy independent with the foundation of reform and others. i want to have a discussion with all of them and we will go into questions for everybody. just talking about the china select committee. i know you serve on appropriations, from middle america and i/o up. we have found just at the very beginning you had a first hearing which i thought was very good. maybe if you can talk about some of the goals or areas

nancy pelosi has to die. one was to do a big drill of him. you know, some people were asking, why doesn't jain era? i don't know, she jin ping visit havana, visit havana, or do something more than just a big military drill right? no, no, i don't think a timing is right. but don't forget this through. this drill is not all the other 3 is a different drill. this is called the blah katie strategy. this could be, could be one of the future. i saw a military operation class. this is a actually provide the opportunity for them to really there, you know, a real fire exercise surrounding talent though. so don't forget, this is the 1st time this is b blockade could be one of the plans. you see? well, i mean, certainly on fox news, they talk about it work like that. but of course, the americans, atlanta, they have lots of our personnel apart from all the bases that circle you in shanghai, the u. s. bases. yeah, 16 people, 16 chinese workers killed in the central african republic ahead of the she visit to moscow. china has a lot of infrastructure that c

we have leaders in the united states congress who are here of course, nancy pelosi. [applause] so many leaders who are here and among these, the young leaders who are on the stage behind me. a lot to applaud. a lot to applaud. during women's history month we celebrate and we honor the women who have made history throughout history. who saw what could be unburdened by what had been. we see the suffragettes, the riveters, the marchers, the mothers and sisters and aunts and grandmothers and daughters. all the giants upon whose broad shoulders we stand. for generations women have continued to make incredible progress. in the classroom and workplace and halls of government. we are all here, evidence of that progress. we know our fight is far from over. like many of you, i have spent the majority of my career fighting to uplift the condition of women and girls in our country. to fight for their health, their safety, and well-being. therefore i know from experience that there are many factors that impact a woman's ability to survive and thrive in america. one of those facto

yeah, but it will, china did when the full mouse media nancy pelosi has to die. one was to do a big drill of him. you know, some people are asking, why doesn't jain era? i don't know, she jin ping visit havana, visit or oh, or do something more than just a big military drill right? no, no, i don't think a timing is right, but don't forget this through this drill is not all the other 3 is a different drill. this is the called, the blah katie strategy. this could be, could be one of the future. i saw a military operation class. this is a actually provide opportunity for them to really you know, a real fire exercise surrounding how i don't, don't forget, this is the 1st time this is, this blockade could be one of the plans. you see? well, i mean, certainly on fox news, they talk about it work like that. but of course the americans have let they have lots of our personnel apart from all the bases that circle you in shanghai, the u. s. bases 16 people, 16 chinese workers killed in the central african republic as the head of the she visit to moscow. china has a lot of

nancy pelosi is visiting last august. what did the foreign minister say regarding the current state of relations between china and the u. s? yes, i did the minister stars by condemning washington, a response to the recent balloon incident, noting that it was the u. s. as false a false impression, impression of trying to turn a very minor incident and very minor and then into a diplomatic crest that could have been averted. and see. and shingle says that he is very much against using competition to character, characterized the relic relationship with the united states, and has attacked the so called 0 sum game narratives, or the so called a cold war attitude. a he also added that the beijing would not remain silent if the u. s. slender or attack china, and that surprising china will not make america great again or stop is rejuvenation . but despite those strong rhetoric, notably the foreign minister still underlined importance or does necessity of forging strong ties between the 2 nations. adding that doing so is in the in

united states of america, i think i coined that phrase, it's true, i worked with her so long, nancy pelosi. [cheers and applause] all the years i was a senator, which were 270, all those years i was a senator, any time i needed something done on the east coast, i called nancy. she was out in san francisco but mancy has incredible, incredible power here in the east, particularly in maryland, particularly in baltimore. and so i just want to thank you for everything you've done for me as well, nancy. it's great to be here with this incredible caucus, such a strong, diverse group of leaders. and it is strong and diverse. i ran for president literally, not figuratively, to build the economy from the middle out and the bottom up. not a joke. i was so sick and tired to talk about trickle down economics. i know in my household not far from here, a little further north, i-95 in wilmington, not a whole lot trickled down to our kitchen table. i'm serious. think about it. not a whole lot. working together we made historic progress of building from the middle out to the bottom up. the people in this ro

s. approach towards high one obviously there was nancy pelosi is visit there . they've been sending miniature 8 taiwan. this is obviously going to be a, it is a huge point of contention between the 2 countries. and you get is any way that you can resolve this and find common ground no, for that particular visit the by nancy pelosi, you know, it's, of course, against all the official communications documents or treaties between chinese. i states about the one china there. and interestingly, after that, the particular visit china held a larger scale military exercises and virtually surrounded the tie, one island. and the virtually eliminated the so called a pay when's territorial or at, and the water. and also the middle line, so called middle and in the taiwan straits, all this over abolished. so actually whatever publications, united states together with the pro independence forces in taiwan, whatever they do in the end, the result is it's one step closer to china's unification. young indeed. now let me not to more financial issues at the moment. obviously in, i

are chinese warships now operating closer to taiwan after nancy pelosi's visit?reporter: the best guess anyone has about china's ultimate intentions of taiwan comes from the cia. according to its intelligence assessment, china's president xi jingping has ordered the people's liberation army to be prepared to take the island back by force by 2027. if china invades taiwan, what will the u.s. navy do? >> it's a decision of the president of the united states and a decision of the congress. it's our duty to be ready for that. but the bulk of the united states navy will be deployed rapidly to the western pacific to come to the aid of taiwan. if the order ye i'llever admit to beinggh or pde biden hasared t inclingn miry defen taiw, u.s which a democracy and the world's leading producer of advanced microchips. to reach the "uss nimitz" we first traveled to america's most western most rritor the island of guam in the middle of the pacific. guam was taken by imperial japan two days after the attack on pearl harbor in 1941. u.s. marines recaptured it 2 1/2 years later, and

d two days afterpi january six ,tt nancy pelosi elevated pittman to acting chief of the capitol secuceye. late last year, pittman took a high paying job as the head of security at uc berkeley, which is right outside pelosi's col distional district. rict.berkley announced pitman's hiring with unqualified praise for her, quote, steadfast commitment to social justice. pittma herselfn herself boastedt he her heroic performance on january 6thdepartme. her department, she said,ed out quote, saved democracy tha tt dt we reached out to yogananda pittman for comment, but she didn't get back to us turf. yeas >> johnson spent twenty two years as a capitol police officer on january six . he says he was in char in charge ofght in the securing the certification of the presidential election. he was right in the middle of it. if anyone was tart, johnson was .here is mo >> here's more of our siret dow interview with him. or >> miss johnson, thank you formh joining us and thank you for having me. here is parts oside, here' what looked. we now know that hugf the partsa the federal government were aware tha

of course, speaker emerita nancy pelosi among them.nd applause] but so many leaders who are here, and among these, the young leaders who are on the stage behind me. (applause) a lot to applaud. [applause] a lot to applaud. so during women's history month, we celebrate and we honor the women who made history throughout history, who saw what could be unburdened by what had been. we see the suffragists, the riveters, the marchers; the mothers and sisters and aunts and grandmothers and daughters -- all the giants upon whose broad shoulders we stand. for generations, women have continued to make incredible progress in the classroom, in the workplace, in the halls of government. and we are all here evidence of that progress. and we know our fight is far from over. like many of you, i have spent the majority of my career fighting to uplift the condition of women and girls in our country -- to fight for their health, their safety, and wellbeing. and therefore, i know from experience that there are many factors that impact a woman's ability to

they include the speaker of the house of representatives, nancy pelosi of california, the republican leader of house of representatives. kevin mccarthy of california. representative dan kildee of, michigan. the president, fmc. alec payne of virginia. the honorable elizabeth dole, senator from north carolina, the honorable byron dorgan, former senator from north dakota. the honorable susan brooks, former representative from indiana, the chaplain of the senate. dr. barry c black. the chaplain of the house, dr. margaret green, kim and mr. dean swihart, spouse of representative jackie walorski of indiana, who we are commemorating this evening. our sincere thanks to each of you for being part of this special event. this ceremony is about recognizing and honoring the public service of your ones. the public service they rendered everyday to our nation. we had fmc on the stand, like few others, that serving in congress is family business and that it involves and the spouses and children like other occupations. we share in your sense of loss and we offer our gratitude for your sharing with us

nancy pelosi.ere's what she said or of tweeted. everyone has the right to a trial to prove innocence. aren't we innocent until proven guilty in the united states? >> yeah, of course we are. i mean, that's the beauty of our criminal justice system. there's an interesting stat here. congress paid out over of 17 million in out-of-court settlements, settlements where cases were not even brought. across 260 cases. not one of those is ever looked at for a prosecution. this happens all the time. i don't think anybody -- if you google it, i don't think can go back and find a case where someone was prosecuted for paying so-called hush money. it's just not done. that's not how you use resources if you're a prosecutor. cheryl: we've got a lot to unpack this morning. thank you so much for your time. we have a lot of news to get to. coming up, we'll be staying on this historic story, president trump indicted by the manhattan da. harvard law professor emeritus alan dershowitz will join us at the top of the 8:00

we have leaders in the united states, nancy pelosi.nd applauding] so many leaders here and young leaders on the stage behind me, all law to applaud. during women's history month to celebrate and honor the women who made history throughout history. what could be unburdened by what could have been. we see the recruiters, mergers, mothers and sisters in arms and grandmothers and a daughters, al the giants upon whose shoulders we stand. for generations women have continued to make incredible progress. in the classroom in workplace and hold government and we are all here, evidence of that progress. we know our part fight is far from over. i spent the majority of my career fighting to uplift condition of women and girls in our country. their health, safety and well-being. therefore i know from experience that there are many factors that impact a woman's ability to survive and thrive in america and one of those factors is economic impairment of women. when we improve economic status of women, we improve the economic status of families, commun

well we, we know that nancy pelosi had refused to allow the national guard to be called the president. trump had asked for more security that day, anticipating that there would be violence. and it's interesting that whenever you have a trump event, a conservative republican event, you see a cheaper show up in droves in their black clad mast and, and, and backpacks on that day. they weren't there because instead they were all dressed as supporters to create the the fake insurrection that was used to, again in the blame on republicans on conservatives and on the president, trump radio host and political commentator, steve gal, thank you. thank you. the u. k. has launched an investigation into whether it's military police covered up or failed to properly probe allegations that its armed forces committed, unlawful killings in afghanistan is, comes after the families of 2 afghans who were electrically killed by british special forces began legal action to demand a judicial review of their cases, thousands of british troops were deployed in afghanistan as a part of the nato led campaign, wi

nancy pelosi's former chief of staff was not a key executive at dominion. a lawyer for dominion said the discovery process didn't turn up any process documents seized by any member of maria bartiromo's staff at mentioned dominion before this segment. other than this wind email -- in maria bartiromo's own deposition, she was unable to point to any other source for sidney powell's ideas. fox has called dominion's lawsuit against them an effort to silence the press. but repeating unverified claims verbatim is not journalism. it is crazy. crazy like a fox. we have still more to come tonight. up next, house republicans are defending their slow and rough start on all those investigations they plan to pursue. stay with us. shingles. the rash can feel like an intense burning sensation and last for weeks. it can make your workday feel impossible. the virus that causes shingles is likely already inside of you. 50 years or older? ask your doctor about shingles. oh! it's daylight saving time. what's the big deal? gasp! what's the big deal? what's the big deal? what's t

nancy pelosi's former chief of staff was not a key executive at dominion.usband has no financial connection to dominion. a lawyer for dominion said the discovery process didn't turn up any process documents seized by any member of maria bartiromo's staff at mentioned dominion before this segment. other than this wind email -- in maria bartiromo's own deposition, she was unable to point to any other source for sidney powell's ideas. fox has called dominion's lawsuit against them an effort to silence the press. but repeating unverified claims verbatim is not journalism. it is crazy. crazy like a fox. we have still more to come tonight. up next, house republicans are defending their slow and rough start on all those investigations they plan to pursue. stay with us. with us if you have this... consider adding this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. medicare supplement plans help by paying some of what medicare doesn't... and let you see any doctor. any specialist. anywhere in the u.s. who accepts medicare patients. so if you have

at least we could say to ourself, nancy pelosi as speaker's gonna do everythin she can to protect theginning with th vice president and others whos lives we know may well hav been in danger and we say the same thing abou kevin mccarthy kevin mccarthy is given no signs that he would protect th capitol in the case of a attack like that in fact, to as we know, no long ago he gave how many hour of video to tucker carlson and others, 41, 000, 42,000? showing all sorts of aspects o capitol security people are allowed to go int the capitol, very unvetted it, unlike the time of nancy pelosi so not only do we need to worr that donald trump and hi people are gonna provoke national violence, when and if he's indicted, but also we nee to worry once again about no only an attack on the capitol, but the speaker who won't do anything about it. >> michael beschloss, i know i've said this to, befor mantras told me that history i unbroken continuity, it' important for us to know what' happened, so we can understand a little bit better when we're going. thank you very much for your - >> thank, you. >> t

and i would like to take a moment to thank nancy pelosi, jim clyburn and steny hoyerer for your leadership. it is very clear and welcome back to baltimore. it is very clear that each and every one of us continue to see higher shoulders that we stand on not because of the leadership you have already shown and the leadership you continue to show. god bless you so much. i am blessed with the best delegation and give a shoutout. i could not have better partners and i thank you and honor to stand with each and every one of you. god bless you. united states congress actually reflects the beautiful diversity of our country. now more than ever, this government looks like the people that it serves. and that's an achievement, frankly, that should be making all of us proud. because a government that looks like the people helps to deliver for the people it represents. i was very clear during our campaign that we were going to build and administration that looked like the state of maryland and we have accomplished that. not only have we built the most diverse administration in our state's history, to i

and why tucker carlson was so enamored of photos of nancy pelosi hit a bathing suit. we'll explain. this producer also alleges that she was coached by fox lawyers to give mr. leading testimony in the dominion lawsuit. plus, we'll talk about law enforcement seeing in uptick and violent chatter online from right-wing extremists about a possible indictment against donald trump. we'll find out if it's any different than what we heard right before january 6th. and about those hush money payments, donald trump's lawyer is now saying something very different than he did on this very program back in 2018. we will play with you joe tacopina now, arguing against joe tacopina and then. and here's a question for you. did a.i. create this photo of? we have a quiz to test my panelists and your a.i. knowledge. and we'll tell you the secret to how you can spot what is a.i. and what is not. so, let's get to all the. news my panel is here. i have the roots jessica washington here. also, political commentator scott jennings. former massachusetts governor devolve patrick is with us, and former pro tenn

i think what the democratic party did with nancy pelosi is to control.verything should be sickened back and replaced. all of the democratic party wants to do is take people and die them to diversity, equity and inclusion. joe biden believes that all white people against the government. host: we will leave it there. guest: you look at the republican messaging points, although they would not put it like the color, he discussed the areas in which he wants to cut funding. he mentioned the diversity, inclusion programs. he says there's a lot of these programs which they think are not necessary but wants to cut. that is a federal argument. they are focusing on programs. host: how do student republicans look at what is going on in the house side? guest: house republicans take it away. they are the majority. the senate is happy to take the back seat for now. the closer we get to the debt limit deadline, the seed is continuing and they will get more concerned. they will may try to answer themselves. he is going to lessen her mccarthy -- cements mccarthy take the