california, or as gavin newsom put it... >> my name is governor gavin newsom from the great state of nancy pelosi the beautiful vineyards of nap-pelosi." all in all, it was a great time and a celebration of state pride and a celebration of song featuring my favorite artist, anyone but lee greenwood. and then. [applause] then, to the shock of someone, we got a pre-planned surprise virtual appearance from harris, live from wisconsin! where we saw that tonight she packed not one, but two arenas! >> good evening, milwaukee! and hello to everyone joining us from exciting chicago. >> stephen: truly an historic moment. marking the first time that a milwaukee crowd has ever cheered chicago. milwaukee also a lovely town. perhaps the most memorable entrance of the evening came from senator chuck schumer. ♪ ♪ [laughter] "am i running? [cheering] "am i running? or am i dancing? i'll never tell!" that was actually exhausting. that's not a good sign. vermont senator and technically not democrat bernie sanders delivered a message to the billionaire class. >> the oligarchs tell us we shouldn't take on price goug

they had 700 people there including gavin newsom and nancy pelosi.d do domestic policy and went afterformer president trump. it's00 preparing for next week's dnc that will be held in chicago. that san francisco money flowing into her. >> carley: it is. thank you so much. don't miss cheryl on mornings with maria, she is hosting today. she you tomorrow. we are expecting to hear more from former ptz trump and kamala harris on respective economic plans. her the latest proposal sounds like the trump platform. >> we will continue to fight for working families of america. [cheering] >> including to raise minimum w wage -- [cheering] >> and eliminate taxes on tips for service and hospitality wo workers. >> carley: this is trump over lasts couple months. >> when i get to office, we will not charge taxes on tips, there will be no taxes on tips. no taxes on tips. >> is that an official line item? >> no tax on tips, very simple. >> carley: caroline sunshine joins me now. looks like she ripped this out of the trump campaign play book. how is this for state like n

sting with the media, nancy pelosi speaking to stephen | nancy pelosi speaking to stephen colbert, shert, she was. a guest who plucked her book and - colbert, she was. a guest who plucked her book and talked . colbert, she was. a guest who - plucked her book and talked about the dnc_ plucked her book and talked about the dnc and their protesters in the audience _ the dnc and their protesters in the audience that were talking about gaza and — audience that were talking about gaza and the united states involvement in supplying arms to israel~ _ involvement in supplying arms to israel~ it— involvement in supplying arms to israel. it was really a master class. — israel. it was really a master class. to— israel. it was really a master class, to be honest, and how to deal with a _ class, to be honest, and how to deal with a live _ class, to be honest, and how to deal with a live audience we have a platform — with a live audience we have a platform like this. rather thanjust throw— platform like this. rather thanjust throw the — platform like this. rather thanjust throw the protesters out and

nancy pelosi from san francisco. we wrote story the other day that talked about what nancy pelosi's advice to kamala harris is. cover and from the center. you would think that was interesting coming from nancy pelosi, everyone think she is super progressive. she is about winning and she realizes the seven battleground states, the people undecided are generally people in the middle. to appeal to them you say i will govern from the center. i would not be surprised if kamala harris does govern from the center. she has progressive sensibilities but she has made her way to the top of the political keep in two decades, which is pretty fast by being able to read the tea leaves. i think she is a much smarter politician now. she is had more experience, she has been in the white house for four years as the vice president. it is interesting to hear nancy pelosi say govern from the center. at the same time she says have a democrat run a message that is bold, progressive, and i think she said not offensive or something like that.

y continuamos escuchando el discurso de nancy pelosi.izo. pero no olvidemos quien salvÓ la democracia ese dÍa. nosotros lo hicimos. >> y gracias a dios. >> tenÍamos en ese entonces una cÁmara de representantes demÓcrata. que regresÓ al capitolio esa noche. insistimos en certificar el resultado electoral en la cÁmara y en el senado. y le demostramos al paÍs y al mundo que la democracia estadounidense habÍa prevalecid. >> y continuamos en esta ediciÓn especial de noticias telemundo, en una noche en la que tim walls darÁ su primer discurso como candidato a la vicepresidencia. vamos y venimos. quÉdese no me olvides, jen. aw. [ jadear ] [ gritando ] regresa a clases. regresa a kohl's. -jen... ♪ (state farm jingle) ♪ leo! jake from state farm. you did it, buddy. well you suggested bundling home and auto you bundlin' bundler. who wanted that affordable price? bundle and save with the personal price plan. like a good neighbor, state farm is there. se lo merecen, así que alcen esas cervezas. ♪♪ dándolo todo en sus horas de trabajo. y también en s

i'll be quick and nancy pelosi. i'll be quick and i thought _ and nancy pelosi.ed his 199890 minute speech where he was clapped off the stage and then— was clapped off the stage and then we — was clapped off the stage and then we have former speaker pelosi — then we have former speaker pelosi pelosi, that doesn't look— pelosi pelosi, that doesn't look forward to me and democrats could do a lot better 'ob democrats could do a lot better job of— democrats could do a lot better job of reminding the american people — job of reminding the american people they didn't do a backroom deal to push a sitting president— backroom deal to push a sitting president out of the candidacy and make sure the american people — and make sure the american people want to support kamala harris — people want to support kamala harris and tim walz. i'm not convinced _ harris and tim walz. i'm not convinced they have done that tonight— convinced they have done that tonight and it pales in comparison to the first two nights _ comparison to the first two nights. what do you think of that, — nig

is what nancy pelosi said about the push to oust biden. >> nobody wants to have a fight with nancy pelosithis time. it does seem like there is residual bladder -- bad blood, what your response is to that? >> what i have to do. he made the decision for the country. my concern was not about the president. it was about his campaign. he has seen the exuberance, the excitement that has come forward in our country. >> reporter: no one is questioning the democratic party seems much better positioned now. >> why have we been talking about it? >> reporter: they are holding my -- they are holding my hostage. stuart: that was extra ordinary. said the quiet part out loud. it was a coup. >> she is just honest, biden finally realized they were going to destroy him. the current story is there were 20 senators about to send them a letter as a group demanding he get off the ticket. he was in a no-win situation. pelosi is very tough. so is obama. the difference is pelosi is tough out in the open, obama smiles when he is ruthless behind the scenes. the two of them basically defeated the person who got one h

>> well, to start off, i think it touches on something that nancy pelosi said earlier.t these are really -- donald trump has this way of putting this pall over america, this darkness. when you look at the endorsement, talking about immigrant communities and migrant communities and the way that he is, the murderers, the rapists that he's always talked about them as, it goes to the importance and the urgency of this moment to try to rewrite and revoers that entire narrative and get really smart policy making on the table. that's why that ad is so important and critical. it shows that she would be both tough but also compassionate. and also bringing in the human trafficking and fentanyl is incredibly important. and i would also add that i believe that latino voters are now, she's doing better among latino voters that even joe biden did. that means arizona and nevada are in play in ways they were not before. extremely important moment for the campaign. she holds this really tough line. you know, it could mean success in november. >> and also, by the way, i just saw a poll t

here's more with jen and the speaker ee mary ta. >> before nancy pelosi you were nancy dell san troe.our father had a legacy as mayor of baltimore, congressman. he did a lot of things on low income rental housing. i want to ask you. as you have risen to become one of the most powerful women if not the most powerful in politics, how has he in his career and life and legacy impacted you? >> in terms of my father, he went on to serve inning the kennedy administration and johnson administration. he started out as a poor boy. we started out in baltimore. even when he came to, he never left his roots. his roots are remarkable. he was a great orator. he could turn a room around from people booing to people cheering and laughing. he became a real champion for the people of the state of israel, what was palestine then, and then also criticized the roosevelt administration for not doing more to help the jews, jewish people in europe. worshipped at the shrine. was one of the young italians working in congress. >> very gutsy. >> i don't want to leave out my mother. she was the organizer. he was t

charlie: that was not the only whopper that nancy pelosi told her the interview.of his game, such a consequential president of the united states, mount rushmore kind of president of the united states. we want to know what comes next. >> do you really think he belongs up there on mount rushmore, lincoln and joe biden? >> you have teddy roosevelt up there and is wonderful i don't say take him down but you can add biden. lisa: i think i threw up in my mouth, trying to keep the screen open, there is an article from nbc and the headline reads nancy pelosi pressure joe biden to in the 2024 campaign, one lawmaker asked how responsible pelosi was for biden stepping down the lawmaker replied 50%, you see her holding onto the speaker's gavel in the picture and she held onto that for dear life for a very long time and it's hilarious to hear them speak so positively after they took the guy out, no chance. they are a bunch of liars. >> i take it you don't believe he belongs on mount rushmore. >> i think you belong somewhere else and i will not say it. hopefully in the commerci

nancy pelosi was not impressed with the campaign for a month but i thank the big thing here is nancy si new joe biden was cognitively declining. she was willing to let him run and get another four years in the presidency if he could do it. she was putting her partner -- party ahead of the country. it was only after her debate she decided america has he what i've seen we have to push amount. again i think there is dishonesty and how nancy pelosi frames the campaign as it relates to even cognitive abilities of joe biden. also i think we talked about this a bit, joe biden was committed to rerunning right? a friendly conversations would never get joe biden not to run. there had to have been some kind of threats maid to him to get him out. i don't know what those aren't but there were some strong-arming going on especially after a party that sits and talks about democracy, democracy, democracy. they undermine democracy by having him when the primary. then push them out before the commission. >> it led to the conversation about the optics that donors pulled their money and restarting to pol

the father of nancy pelosi thought his children might become mayor. and his only daughter, it never occurred to nancy that she might and nancy pelosi was 47 the first time she ran for office and barbara walters was 28 when she thought i need to support my family. there are threads that go through, the women who ended up their lives in ways they never could have foreseen at the time they were born. >> i remember a moment with barbara bush early in her husband's term, she did a town hall at the kennedy center in washington where hundreds of women, thousands of women came to listen to her and at one point eyes said of course you sacrificed your college education to marry george bush and we came backstage afterward and she turned and all but grabbed me by the nape of my neck and said i never sacrificed anything. i left school because i wanted to marry george bush. all three of those women had in them in their era that kind of bottled energy that barbara walters displayed. >> they were all made of steel and they all faced a significant hurdle and they all e

cnn reported hat president was seethe ising with his -- much of his angerrer directed at nancy pelosiote, why do you think he finally decided to step aside, and pelosi answered, well, you have to ask him. but she said i think it was important that he did so. but now we're seeing anecdotal reports that president biden is angry that kamala harris chose walz as her running mate as it's being seen as a big, far-left mistake if alien night voters. what do you think? -- alien night voters. >> oh, i think this was clear clearly a far-left move. i'm very disappointed by this movement i think it shows an insecurity on the part of kamala harris and the fact that josh -- a lot of people thought that josh shapiro might outshine her. it showed an insecurity in terms of not being able to stand up to the progressive left, particularly the pro-hamas part of the progressive left which josh shapiro has denounced. and it showed, i think, an insecurity in the sense that the far-left progressives aren't really sure where her positions are because she's sort of been all over the map, and she needed to reas

nancy pelosi: always a pleasure to be here. so you have said this new book, the art of power, but it's not a memoir, but it does have a number of very personal, very intimate moments in it. it's also just a sweeping collection of big moments through your leadership, through american history. 9/11, the war in iraq, the 2008 financial crisis. how did you arrive at these moments? what's the common thread? >> well, i actually you said it. well, it's not a memoir, but when i was in the leadership, i these were four areas that i wanted to show our side from the house democratic side where we were on the issue. so i intended to write this book a long time ago. i just had no time. so by the time i wrote it, when i was no longer speaker and had the time to do so, people said, well, you have to write about january 6th and trump, and you have to write about what happened to your husband. and so i have some other things there, but there are other subjects that i will write about ukraine. , i will write about climate, the climate issue and

about nancy pelosi's use of power. because my second book. the third book on barbara walters another consequential women. the thing that ties them together is they are all women of the silentey generation. women who were born before the second wave women's movement before barbara's book had been published. all of them were born with zero expectations of themselves and anyone else they would announce to someone. barbara bush the daughter of a famous publisher nancy pelosi daughter of the baltimore mayor political presence. barbara walters. the daughters but the father of nancy pelosi thought his sons might become mayor never occurred to him his only daughter might. it never occurred to nancy that she might. nancy pelosi was 47 the first time she ran for office. barbara walters was 28 when she suddenly thought i need to get a career because have to support mye family. so the art threads to go to print the women who ended up their lives in ways they never could have foreseen at the time they were born. >> a member of mome

is telling her story now because, in many ways, nancy pelosi is a huge part of the reason donald trump is struggling against vice president harris. according to multiple reports, pelosi played an instrumental role in convincing her party to make the difficult decision to replace president biden at the top of the democratic ticket. pelosi alone had the clout and the respect and organizing skills necessary to make that change happen, because that is what she has been doing her entire career. from organizing democrats to take it difficult vote to save the economy in 2008, to convincing her party to finish the job certified biden's election on january 6th, nancy pelosi has always been the person who helps her party make the tough but necessary choices. and, although that is detailed in her new book. "the art of power, my story as america's first woman speaker of the house." earlier tonight, i spoke with the former speaker about the new book. joining me now is speaker emerita nancy pelosi. thank you for being here madam speaker, it is a pleasure to have drawn the program and congratulations

the president named round peg nancy pelosi while speaking out on what happened. >> what happened wasr of my democratic colleagues in the house and senate thought i was going to hurt them in the races. i was concerned if i stayed in the race that would be the to topic, why did nancy pelosi -- why did so-and-so -- and i thought it would be a distraction, number 1. >> brian: you don't want to distract anybody in there might be more to the bailout story than what he is letting on, nancy pelosi isn't even sure if president biden wrote his eye will drop out letter. >> some said some people were unhappy because it was -- he didn't sound like joe biden to me. it didn't. >> i think what she's referring to is the fact that she said unless the almighty comes down she's staying in the race -- read my lips he told three crowds and three network anchors i'm staying in the race. all of a sudden he's out of the race when nancy pelosi asked about his true intent don't believe that i don't think he wrote that letter. >> dana: she's not tamping down the conspiracy theories and he didn't seem mad at her

nancy pelosi gave me $1,000 to buy one with just the right message. >> desi: wait, nancy pelosi gave card? >> yeah. she doesn't know how much things cost. [cheers and applause] you know, also, i think she thinks i'm her assistant, steve. >> desi: what makes you think that? >> she keeps calling me steve. so anyways, here's one: it says: "thanks for the memories! and just to be clear, we're not going to make any new ones." or there is this one: "you've done so much for us... and we're all good now. thanks!" >> desi: wow, hallmark's making very specific cards. >> yeah. how about this one? it says: "don't cry because it's over. smile because it happened. but just to reiterate -- it's definitely over." >> desi: i don't know, troy, that seems kind of mean. >> yeah. well, here's one! "to my dear president, thank you for your years of service, but what i'm most grateful for is your statesmanlike surrender of power. you will be enshrined in the history of our nation." [cheers and applause] >> desi: wow, yeah, that one is beautiful. it sounds perfect. >> yet, but it is in comic sans font, so..

congressman, nancy pelosi is speaking tonight.and how bad is the democrat party division? kamala harris faces a boycott vote threat in states like michigan and minnesota. when you saw that from where you sit, how bad is it? >> two things, liz. the fact that the protester got in the colbert show is one thing. but the fact that when he or she started screaming and he basically recognized her. you would think as experienced as a host as colbert is he'd get her out and don't let one person do that and nancy pelosi's comments don't surprise me for her comment saying war has no place in the civilized society. i'm sorry. the attack that took place in octoberen ease reel, the poor people of israel lost their lives and babies were burned and women raped. liz: nancy has a new book, the art of power. it's rich and the voters seeing one of the greatest exercises of undemocratic power in modern u.s. history and pelosi leading the charge for biden to drop out and threatening to bash them in public. he didn't notice the decline before he dropped

she is not as crazy as nancy pelosi.y understand i make people laugh at them, and that's what they don't like, is to be laughed at. the other hand, what i have always said about trump and now -- i don't know that much about vance, but what we do know is menacing. >> she was only promoting indian heritage. i didn't know she was black until a number of years ago when she happened to turn black. now she wants to be known as black. >> reporter: what should she say? >> just talk about the kitchen table issues. >> reporter: ignore him? >> ignore him. >> turn around and look at it. it's so beautiful from this side. you never see this side. >> yeah. it's gorgeous. beautiful. >> reporter: no longer part of the leadership in the house, pelosi is still running for re-election for her seat from san francisco. will you ever ask to run for president? >> i haven't been asked, but i was encouraged to put my name in there for vice president. why would i want to be vice president? i am a legislator. i love legislating. people have to unde

it happened near the handball courts and nancy pelosi drive about one this afternoon. mile away from the outside lands festival. the three-day event wrapping up tonight at brought in more than 200,000 visitors. not clear that man had attended the festival. kron four's check moment was at the golden gate park site and has the latest. >> during the middle of one california's largest music festivals right here at golden gate park, a man was found dead here at the handball courts at golden gate park by san francisco fire department. this marks the second dead body to be found at golden gate park within 2 years of this festival being hosted. according to the san francisco fire department shortly after one pm there was reportedly an unresponsive person locked inside a porta-potty at the handball courts off nancy pelosi drive in golden gate park. a pretty good distance away from the outside lands festival going on the final day of their festival here at golden gate park. you could hear the festival music in the background.

we'll hear from former house speaker nancy pelosi. and then later on tonight, minnesota governor tim walz expected to formally accept the vice presidential nomination. for more on. >> the night ahead and the night that was last night, uc berkeley, political science professor steve fish joins us live. professor, thanks for your time. it was the obamas night last night. we'll get to this evening coming up. but i know you've been talking for a long time about of the democrats need to take the gloves off and not be as nice is that what you saw last night? >> it sure is. this whole convention grant and indeed, this whole last month or so, the democrats have suddenly taken the gloves off for the better part of the past decade. they've been really running running scared of of trump. and that seems to have changed radically ever sense. biden stepped out and president vice president harris launched very fast start. they've been ridiculing trump, didn't really taking it to him. you know, you hear people say recently that saw trump's office game

but lou d'alesandro, the father of nancy pelosi thought his sons might become mayor. it never occurred to him that his daughter, his only daughter. it never occurred to nancy d'alesandro that she might. and nancy d'alesandro. nancy, nancy pelosi. under pelosi was 47. the first time she ran for president. and barbara walters was 28 when she suddenly thought, i need to get a career because i have to support my family. you know, there there are so there are threads that go to their women who ended up their lives in they never could have foreseen. at the time they were born. i remember a moment with barbara walters excuse barbara bush early in her husband's term. she did a town hall at the kennedy center here in washington, where hundreds women, thousands of women came to listen to her. and at one point i said, of course you sacrificed your college education. you left smith college to marry george bush and can. and we came backstage and she turned and all but grabbed me by this nape of my neck. she said, i'm never sacrificed anything. i left school because i wanted to marr

and that january 6 was nancy pelosi's fault. she was speaker of the house at the time and she failed to protect the house. she was more focused on targeting president trump and are you surprised that's the whole focus of modern day democratic party and anti-trump party and don't stand for anything and look at nominee kamala harris ask can't tell us what she stands for and all she talks about is we need to vote against president trump and president bringing peace, safety, security and a booping economy. liz: people don't like that january 6 riot what happened and voters are upset. we'll get into it lara trump later. i want to talk about the flip-flops and it's tim walls does this signal confidence and trust and now critics are wondering and asking will cnn edit out kamala harris' word sackmary lads. vibes and emotions don't lower grocery housing prices or gas price. are you confident that cnn will hold kamala harris' feet to the fire on her flip-flops because she's trying to flip-flop to the middle and sounding more like trump. >

nancy pelosi is in the news.s she doubted whether joe biden wrote the letter where he said that he was staying in the race. pelosi noted its telltale absence of drool. during a new interview joe biden said quote, "i can't even say how old i am it is hard for me to get it out of my mouth,". also hard for biden to get out of his mouth? air. in the same interview he said that his son made him promise to stay engaged in politics. way to blame a dead guy. he should have added, hunter, please do not [beep] my wife. tim walz continues to be criticized for embellishing his rank and service after it came out over the weekend that he once claimed to be an official bikini inspector. tim walz direct superior in the national guard said that he knew that his unit was about to deploy to iraq and went behind the back of his superior officer to resign. when reached for comment he yelled look over there! and then he ran away. although while smac actions look bad, these revelations could really help them win the coward vote. deltas

now to this how powerful is nancy pelosi? a lot of people say she's the de facto leader of the democrat party. remember, biden was reportedly furious that top democrats were in cahoots to take him out. now, pelosi says she never made a call and said that he's furious at you. is he? well, he knows that i love him very much. i understand that you don't want to own this, but it is so well reported that you were the leader of a pressure campaign. no, i wasn't a leader of any pressure party. well, let me say things that i didn't do. i didn't call one person. i did not call one person. i could always say to him, i never called anybody. she sounds like me explaining how the garbage did not get taken out right into the dump. okay, alicia, i mean, what what did she say? she said she never called anybody, right? nancy pelosi has a reputation for being a master negotiator, a master dealmaker. and listen to what she said because she didn't get to where she is because she says things by accident. i never called anybody. she didn't say she

speaker pelosi, nancy pelosi finally saying the quiet part outloud. saying what many were criticizing an attack for saying all along, that someone else has been controlling the biden white house. tonight former congressman doug collins fired up and ready to go. we've got the sound. also, the details this hour. is this another kamala harris flip flop? now her campaign is demanding government issued photo id's for her rallies after telling everybody else that voter id is wrong. tonight leo terrell here to take on that new kamala harris double standard. plus, this new controversy of kamala harris' runningmate tim walz. new accusations that the minnesota state teacher's pension fund that he oversaw has been cooking the books and inflating results. one person said bernie madoff would not have done this. tonight miranda devine takes it on. but first president trump, he's fighting back hard. he's getting set to sue biden's justice department fo for $100 million over its unprecedented raid of mar-a-lago. we've got the details, next. stay right there. ♪limu em

nancy pelosi thinks biden should be up on mount rushmore? sound and more of that and fox news gregg jarrett is here to react. first, kamala harris is about to announce vice presidential pick and new backlash growing inside the democrat party about this. mark simon thinks who it will be. we'll talk about that next and we're state of america excited. stay right there. >> prices have gone up. and families and individuals are dealing with the realities of that bread cost more and gas costs more, and we have to understand what that means. that's about the cost of living going up. (luke) this will be a gold mine of local intel. just you wait. (marci) right. so, tell us about this corn festival? (stylist 1) oooh you got your corn pudding... you got your corn chowder... (marci) so... is it safe around here? (stylist 2) sometimes. (luke) if a family of eight were to need a cold plunge, where would they find it? (stylist 1) ...and then they dip it in butter, then bam, it goes right in. (stylist 2) ...really cute vampire bar. (stylist 1) the reverend d

fighting for. >> they are both from northern california and you write they have not been close and nancy pelosicked harris in any of the races she won and even wanted an open primary when president biden withdrew. did president biden immediate the endorse harris to next pelosi's idea for an open process? >> i think he would probably deny that. those were rumors going around san francisco politics. was interested in reporting the story and figuring out the relationship. as you do note, they come from this very rough-and-tumble world of san francisco politics and when kamala harris first ran against an incumbent, her boss, the san francisco da, nancy pelosi backed the incumbent strongly. as you know she didn't back kamala harris including her 2020 presidential campaign and there is a mutual respect from what i understand but they run in different circles and they come from different parallel tribes in that politics the world and kamala harris has moved on from san francisco politics now living in los angeles. but what nancy pelosi said when she was calling for an open process and when i asked her

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look, nancy pelosi's legacy is that she is an incredibly tough and ruthless leader of the house.nger speaker, she behaves that way. she's the leader of the democratic party and, honestly, you can't be a nice person, i don't think, and be in that position and be as effective as she has been. what other people have reported is that she threatened joe biden with the 14th amendment -- 14th, i think, threatened to get him out of office, basically by saying he was incompetent. so however she did it, she did it. and probably nancy pelosi was the only person that joe biden actually was going to pay attention to, and i think he did. elizabeth: welsh this is also the legacy of nancy pelosi, you know, throwing trump under the bus. she really ripped into him with, like, more than 80 different targets to go after him with 14 committees starting in 2018, and now she's accused of basically starting, wanting to publicly shame biden. you know, in july, liz, she said in an interview is, quote, it's up to the president to decide if he's going to run. so she was starting to do that in july. i mean,

plus, we are going to show you the wide-ranging interview with former house speaker nancy pelosi. you will hear her thoughts about the state of the race and the state of her relationship with president biden. two and later, an increasingly clueless jade events continues to attack tim walz's years of service but i will talk to former army ranger jason crow who is calling those attacks a flat out disgrace. >> [ music ] >>> all right, i am sure at some point, you have all known a schoolyard bully who insults and attacks and demeans people to get their way. and a lot of the time, it works for them. but then a new kid comes to school and the insults just aren't landing. the attacks just aren't sticking. the police power starts to shrink, and the new kid changes the vibe on the playground. that is what we are seeing play out in the 2024 race right now. vice president kamala harris is beating donald trump in the money game, out raising him by more than double in july. she is beating him and the ground game, holding multiple rallies across several swing states this week, while trump held

that's a nancy pelosi quote. >> that's right. and andrea mitchell said, when was the last time you've spoken with president biden? she said, we're all busy. they haven't spoken since president biden stepped aside. that is a stunning revelation. the split screen, so fascinating to watch her hold that sign. but to know there were these underlying tensions, which they are not going to allow -- >> we should mention in the senate, it is a very tough road for democrats to hold on to their razor thin majority. >> it's very tough. we're looking at states like montana. we're looking at states like ohio. by the way -- >> here is bill clinton taking the stage right now. he's expected to -- essentially returning to the exact location he accepted the democratic nominee for president in 1996. nbc learned he tore up his speech earlier this week, rewrote it after seeing the energy at this convention. in a moment we'll also hear from the house speaker emerita, nancy pelosi. but here is former president bill clinton right now trying to tap in to t

i don't know what's going on with nancy pelosi. i respect her, although i differ from her politically, but like come on, let's not try to lie to the american no. she has abby, let's not pretend like we don't know that she was behind a lot of people i totally listen i mean, i'm a reporter like we're not going to just take what she says gaslights face value necessarily, but i'm just saying she doesn't go out there and say it's fine and not know that that's going to be read into well, i mean, listen at the end of the day, what was the most important to me with the democratic party, unlike republicans? they are united. there was a, there was a fire, there was a passion right now. and i like i said, i stand by it. i do believe that the campaign against biden was really aggressive, but right now, we are on a track to win that is the most important thing, is the most important thing to geoff duncan, former lieutenant governor of georgia, the most important thing thanks so arizona republicans that we're going beyond partisan lines, realizi

it was nancy pelosi. very extremely close.arently some of the reporting that we saw during the sunday shows is that they did not -- president obama and nancy pelosi as well as some of the leadership did not anticipate joe biden selecting kamala to be the candidate. they were expecting an open primary process. and after that second statement he named him and put them all two beam at love experience. i know you ousted me. i will pick who is next. i know you don't like her. we saw her on television in cnn when asked if he should be the running mate for joe biden. she said he thinks. so remember? he thinks. so imagine if you are julie chavez rodriguez and running joe biden's campaign which got a big elevation now you find out now you are charge of the sun belt states. i thought i was the one getting to 270. now david plouffe comes off the bench, leaves kellyanne's podcast and runs things. i hope they work it out because have a history of not being able to work out anything with her staff. a terrible campaign staff a terrible vice

so i set out to write a biography about nancy pelosi's use of power. so thats was my second book.n this third book on barbara walters, another consequential woman. you know, the thing that ties them together, i think, they're all women of the silent generation. they're women who were born before the second wave women's movement, before barbara friedan's book, the feminine if mystique, had been published. all of them were born and with zero expectations of themselves and anyone else that they would amount to somebody worth a book. .. barbara walters, sogh the daughters may have some consequence but the father nancy pelosi, thought might become mayor. it never occurred to nancy that she might. nancy pelosi was 47 the first time she ran for office. >> host: amazing. >> guest: barbara walters was 28 when she thought i need to get ail grip because have to support my family. a so there are threads, women who ended up in ways they never could've foreseen at the time they were born. i remember a moment with barbara walters, excuse me, barbara bush early in her husband's term, she did a to

>> how med's president biden at ansi blows a question mark >> laura: new details on nancy pelosi schemeo putwh joe bideiln aside and plus a mea tour. d >> kamala harris refuses to>> interfere with anybody. >> we hope to have her on her on. >> laura: did the secret service just take>> partn a ene? but first, they think you are stupid, that is the focus of tonight "angle." we see what a candidate looks calike and sounds like who canei field questions from the media. you know most of those questions are hostile. >>ople. according to 15 to 20 mi people, how do you actually do that? >> we start with a wide open southern border becaus se our borders have set a lot of openta border policies. i never, dan, criticize peoplean for having kids.kama i criticize people for beinghi anti-child appeared and i do think kamala harris, her statements, she had to have saia it is reasonable to not have children over climate change. we talked for six questions about abortion. >> i'm still trying to get ath clear answer. >> i gave you one. >> laura: he exposed the press brilliantly. >> ufs years a me quite th

and it is clear it was nancy pelosi. because nancy pelosi actually experienced january 6th. her life was on the line. she has seen the danger of another term. so, when the right says no, we don't like what you did, i think the response is you can replace your guy, too. we are okay with that. because he is a dangerous person to ever think that he should go to the white house. and on the left, i think the left is getting what they want, which is an agenda that is for the middle class, and agenda that is progressive. they have a different messenger. but i think a lot of times for the democratic party, it is about how do we prevent someone dangerous like donald trump from being president? but also somebody who has the ability to get things done for the middle class. so, it is not about personality, like the republican party. they are a cult of personality. we are a party of ideas. >> heidi, i think there's a lot of people on the right that would like to see donald trump replaced by someone else, but they don't have a nancy on their side to make that happen. all right, nobody is