liz: that was former president biden and unveiled attack against nancy pelosi and now nancy pelosi'saughter is firing back, attacking both joe biden and former first lady jill biden. outkick tomi lahren is here in just moments on the now-intensifying democrat civil war. stick with us, there's much more after the break. we'll be back in two. >> the profound threat he poses to our democracy -- >> sacrifice our democracy. >> donald trump is a great threat to our democracy. i've got to get marcus some new cleats i bet you can buy the whole team new cleats with all that money you saved. nancy dawson is passive progressive. you know, nancy, that's actually really inappr-- oh! nancy doesn't have progressive so she takes it out on those who do. you should get luca private coaching with that. maybe he'll score a goal. i figured you'd want the whole roll since you saved hundreds with progressive. how many tickets? two, please. don't be passive progressive. two for becky. drivers who switch could save hundreds. after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recommendat

look at first lady jill biden, and former house speaker nancy pelosi.lowing pelosi's turn against her husband. here is how that conversation went. quote, "like i said," jill says" now seated in the green room of the white house on the first sunday of january, i've been thinking about relations a lot. it's been on my mind a lot lately," and then jill paused, quote, "we were friends for 50 years." she is using her teacher voice now. "it was disappointing." and senator chris coon said it could have been done differently. >> she may have wished that speaker pelosi would have spoken with them directly rather than orchestrating a campaign to get president biden to step down from the rice. >> i think it's fair, from human relations. and it was nancy pelosi knifing him on "the morning joe." >> this girl on girl violence we have going on here is really shocking to me. it's, like -- it's sort of shakespearean and it might be more "legally blonde." the two women fighting it out over biden. whereas both of them, even jill, should have been saying he cannot be presi

show the stock trades by nancy pelosi's husband.cy pelosi went from a net worth of 41 million bucks to $272 million in the span of just about a generation. why is she talking about women being more ethical than men? >> well again, i don't think nancy pelosi understands that your gender does not determine your ethical or moral characteristics. it probably does determine which sports team or locker room you should be in but it's another topic, liz. it's really amazing when you're an everyday american and you look at the politicians that you send to washington d.c. and you look at how much money they accumulate over time and that's why there's been such a call on both sides of the aisle really for term limits because these individuals go into congress, they are supposed to be representing their constituents, representing the american people, taking what should be a modest salary for that work and then they come out of it, five, 10, 15, 20, 50 years later making a lot of money and the average american is wondering how that could possibl

when we come back nancy pelosi's daughter very strong words for joe biden.will tell you what she said that and more will be continue we are in the swamp, the nation's capital, d.c., straight ahead. (♪) just 1 aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted joint pain relief. aleve. strength to last 12 hours. touches of black. they say a lot without having to say much. ♪ they stand for elegance. ♪ refinement. and prestige. ♪ even a little can go a long way. and though they're darker than the darkest night. they make you see everything in a new light. ♪ get 1.9% apr for up to 60 months on the purchase of select new 2025 sportage and 2025 sorento models. >> a massive falling out with nancy pelosi this quote from nancy pelosi's daughter quoting if i was lady mcbiden i would put on my big girl pants and play the long game and think about my husband's legacy. there aren't that many people left in america was something nice to say about joe biden, nancy pelosi is one of them. here with reaction or steamboat institute blankley fellow kaylee mcghee white and scott brown. i want the

when we come back nancy pelosi's daughter very strong words for joe biden.will tell you what she said that and more will be continue we are in the swamp, the >> a massive falling out with nancy pelosi this quote from nancy pelosi's daughter quoting if i was lady mcbiden i would put on my big girl pants and play the long game and think about my husband's legacy. there aren't that many people left in america was something nice to say about joe biden, nancy pelosi is one of them. here with reaction or steamboat institute blankley fellow kaylee mcghee white and scott brown. i want the whole story. this was chuck schumer, nancy pelosi probably hakeem jeffries if i had to bet, barack obama, george clooney put a knife in his back, she led the way. i want the whole truth. >> i can't believe i'm getting say this but i believe with the pelosi's, joe biden is not a victim, she complains about being pretrade by nancy pelosi and other democrats who stabbed biden in the back but the real betrayal was the one that she pulled on the american people by lying and hiding the e

whole quote nancy pelosi had to call him and tell him put the pollsters on the phone. he said, my polls show i was in the lead. >> ainsley: disaster for him was the debate, all of america could see he was not competent and put nancy pelosi in a bad position. not defending her, i would rarely do that. i think nancy pelosi, as their 50-year friend, she had a choice. only one that could do it. it put her in a bad position and jill biden and biden family should not have put her in that position or america. this is commander-in-chief, it is dangerous to put a man and they tried, if not for that debate, he would run. >> steve: the "washington post" article, which is pansive addresses two issues. one was regarding jill biden. why were you sitting talking to donald trump, remember they went to reopening of notre dame. she said essentially that he said i had a good meeting with your husband in the oval office, she said, yes, because you are talkers. she asked why did you smile and pose with him, she said joe and i respect our institutions. what would be the point of nastiness a

nancy pelosi out to be a kind-hearted person.deserves anything that comes her way at the end of the day. they're both getting older, heir both going to be out soon. stuart: todd to, stay there, more from you later. look at the markets, please. the dow is down 76, modest loss, nasdaq down 31. look who's here now, gary kaltbaum joining us. obvious question, is the tech correction over? >> i think for some things, but i think for other things, no. and you're going to have to be very selective. for a while it was throw the dart at technology. now i think it's a different story. so i separate the good from the bad. for instance, broadcom a few weeks ago announced bigtime earnings and gapped up big and is now sitting tight. we're watching that. and today something like a taiwan semiconductor, really strong move on very good numbers. so that's what we're going to be looking for. we're now entering earnings season. and you find me the companies that are growing their business 50% plus a year, i'll give you the good names going forward. w

speaker of the house -- then speaker of the house nancy pelosi was there. the local party in miami-dade county called for oo protest at that event, and this is what their protest looked like. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. what's up, brother? >> open up. there's some proud boys in here. >> open up, it's the proud boys in here. two things to know about this. the first thing to know is that when that guy says, hey, it's the proud boys here, he's right. the guy who was apparently filming that piece of video, the guy who was credited with having filmed that piece of video is enrique tario, the national head of the proud boys protrump military group. enrique tarrio at the time lived in south florida and now lives in prison after being sentenced for 22 years for sedition, which is trying to overthrow the u.s. government. enrique tarrio's lawyer today just wrote to president-elect trump formally asking trump to pardon his client. enrique tarrio's family have been publicly counting down the days trump is sworn in as president because they're convinced enrique tarrio will

see a leader like nancy pelosi. but for the new members today who are sworn in to share the floor with her, i know it's something that was very special and it's something that they'll never forget. >> and nancy pelosi fellow well walking down a set of stairs last month immediately after the fall, she was able to stand up and take this picture. she was then taken to the hospital in germany where she had hip replacement surgery and recovered before returning to congress. meantime, adam schiff has been sworn in as california's new u.s. senator for the next 6 years. our capitol correspondent tom wallace reports so help you god. >> congratulations, senator. >> with democrat adam schiff has officially been sworn in as california's new u.s. senator for the full 6 year term. we're ready for the new session to get to work. shift spoke one-on-one with us before taking the oath. he had just learned he will serve on the judiciary, agriculture, nutrition and forestry environment and public works and small business and entreprene

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this is 2018 in south florida in coral gables, florida. >> look at nancy pelosi right here. look at this piece of [ bleep ] right here. look at this piece of [ bleep ] pelosi right here. you don't belong here, you [ bleep ] communist. get the [ bleep ] out of here. get the [ bleep ] out of here. [ bleep ] you and your [ bleep ] democrats! >> so this happened at an event for a democratic congressional candidate in 2018. speaker of the house then nancy pelosi was there. the local republican party in miami-dade county called for a protest at the event and this is what their protest looked like. >> what the [ bleep ]. bleep ]. what's up, brother? >> open up! the proud boys are here. >> open up. it's the proud boys in here. two things to know about this. the first thing to know is that when that guy says hey, it's the proud boys here, he's right. the guy who was apparently filming that piece of video, the guy credited with having filmed that piece of video, is enrique tarrio, the national head of the proud boys pro trump paramilitary group. enrique tarrio at the time lived in sout

nancy pelosi is not attending. alexandria ocasio-cortez, reportedly saying that she won't go either. and as i just mentioned, michelle obama, we understand, will not be attending either. we don't know the reasons, although certainly all of those people understand the important implications of their decision. what do you make of their decision? and senator blumenthal choosing otherwise? >> hey, listen, everyone's entitled to their own spot. and i think that, uh, i'd like to know where those five tickets are going, because i'd like to have them pretty good, pretty good seats up there on the dais. >> um, all right. and i understand you can smile at it, but, margaret, i guess the serious question here is, is it a mistake? um, to for pelosi, ocasio-cortez to sit out the inauguration, given the signal that it may send the blumenthal point of view, which is i think it's important for the process to be there. are they making a mistake or not? >> well, i mean, blumenthal said, nancy pelosi is not just a run of the mill memb

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i think -- pushed through the house by nancy pelosi's democrats. it was often taking what house worked out. >> the best, bipartisan border bill was like an example that. bipartisan senators who sat down and hammered out. sent it to house, 117 it might have passed with some bipartisan majority because democrats controlled floor. >> right. >> katherine, the senate? >> i covered a lot of the judiciary effort to move those judges, it was a key priority. heading into the 24- presidential election that uncertainty of who may take the white house. kind of put there was so much coverage but reality of trump reshaping the federal judiciary. with a number of vacancy he filled in his first term. and democrats saw it as their opportunity to kind of bolster their effort on the judicial side to match the number of judge from trump, hope maybe a democrat and they could keep rolling. thing that i think about, i think of impact of in 2024, specially, of trump weighing in on things, we saw it in senate with bipartisan negotiations over border immigration. where it w

you know, nancy pelosi's husband was bashed in the head. thank you, hammer and donald trump joked about it. he mocked him for it. so there are some personal reasons and as i'm sure you can imagine, why she doesn't feel any obligation to be gracious in this particular moment. her her family is lives put at risk. >> doing so, though, aside from the issue of this peaceful transition of power, which is an incredibly important as an institutional transition. it's just the notion of being the bigger of two people. i think it sends an incredibly powerful message. if somebody may have slighted you. the bible talks about turning the other cheek. you just say, you know what? you're an idiot. i don't particularly like you, but i believe in our process. and i'm going to show you that no no no no no no. >> there's a power in that. this is a power in that i. >> i want to make it quick. i want to make a quick point. first of all, i have deep respect for all of you, and i don't particularly care how you voted. and number one, i'm going to take nancy pelosi

because jill would go. >> laura: but she is mad at nancy pelosi?because nancy pelosi took that opportunity. >> laura: she saw what was happening. >> exactly she pulled the curtain back. but it was only after the whole america saw it. they all lied the whole time. they would attack me when i would walk out and tell the truth. >> laura: this just in. "wall street journal's" reporting that kamala harris has told close allies and family members she is disappointed in president biden's recent contention that he would have won the 2024 liquids. she has expressed her deep sadness over losing the election and biden's comments. sounds like everybody in politics gte their feelings hurt. you and i have been around this town so long like you expect people to take shots at you. she was a terrible candidate. >> she was terrible. >> biden also said he would win and she would win, too. >> he didn't know the election was over. >> he thought he was running against george w. bush. this is a very strange thing when you have the enablers of biden angry at the people wh

. >> ainsley: talking about nancy pelosi. >> lawrence: we were friends for 50 years. she is using her teacher's voice now. it was disappointing. so there is a lot of bitterness right now in the white house because of nancy pelosi asked him to step aside. >> the control room, could you put up that wide shot, shot through the window of joe biden giving the speech at the resolute desk and there you see his family and vice president they are all dressed in back right there as you can see. the next slide look carefully and the "new york post" points this out. might actually be behind our logo. joe biden is sitting on a pillow. we don't know if it's just was a rough four years or whatever, but apparently he has taken now to sitting on pail low. apparently he needs all the support he can get. >> in that article from "the washington post. they interviewed joe biden, and it was at the beginning of january and just released. >> steve: there is the pillow. >> ainsley: where is the pillow? let me see. that white part? okay. she is at peace with this ending. disappointed on how it

and we spoke to then house speaker nancy pelosi just a short while ago this morning. she's recovering from a fall last month. and we began by asking her why she thinks so many americans decided that donald trump's support for the rioters in 2020 should not disqualify him from a second term as president. >> i wouldn't say that the american people disregarded this. they just had a different view as to what was in their interest, economically and the rest. so i don't call this a disregard of january 6th, i just call it something that they saw in their interests, economically. >> have been just last night at mar-a-lago, donald trump was screening a documentary about the 2020 election, claiming his win and trying to talk about the legal challenges he had. there seems to be a continued effort to claim that he won in 2020. >> it's really sad. it really is sad. and i don't know about the film that he had and the rest, but it's almost almost sick that he would be thinking that in 2020. he's won the election now. that will be clear, that will be clear and tomorrow he will be cl

and nancy pelosi is one of them. now, politico noted that alexandra pelosi made clear she was only speaking for herself, but she did note there in the context of that quote, that the bidens did not reach out to her mother, nancy pelosi, after the former speaker broke her hip when she was overseas last month. now this is all coming after the first lady's exit interview with the washington post last week, in which she reflected on pelosi's efforts to push joe biden out of the race, saying, quote, we were friends for 50 years. it was disappointing. my panel is back here with me and kate bedingfield. as someone who worked in the biden white house and in the west wing and knows the dynamic of these two, i mean, a lady macbeth reference from a pelosi in the closing hours of joe biden's presidency, i assume, was not on your bingo card. >> it was not on my bingo card. if you told me in 2021 that we were going to see this quote, i would have had to sit down and really think about how we were going to get to this point. but, i

nancy pelosi has to feel bad predominantly from her big fake [bleep] [laughter] >> greg: i don't thinki do not want to get sued. good for her then. i'm just surprised this is what it is. because they have been friends for 50 years. i mean girls who are friends with each other for more than six months they are like mel brooks and carl ryder. that is like 400 and guy years. >> greg: it is true. you wonder and the 50 years how many years were they not speaking to each other. women will not talk to a friend for two years and then they go all my god i missed you so much! something happens i hate that! i have older sisters i know. like they turn on and off their friends like a light switch. emily, you do that as well with outnumbered. >> no i don't. here is the thing, if they were truly friend then sure they would have a beaches moment later on but the reality is no, she gives it away when she says we have been friends for 50 years. that is just the duration of your husband, your second husband's political career. the craziest thing to me was that she was downright admitting that she expecte

that is okay because jill would go periods feeling she's mad at nancy pelosi?e saw what was happening but she knew what was happening. >>r she pulled the curtain bac. by the way, it was only after all of america saw it. they would attack me when i ewould walk out and tell thepo truth. >> laura: this just can, "the wall street journal" said that kamala harris toll closet allies and family members she's disappointed in president biden's recent contentionds he would have won e 2024 election.g she expressed her deep sadnessin over losing the election and biden's comments. it sounds like everybody in politics gets their feelings hurt. you and i have been around this and you expect people to take shots at you. she was a terrible candidate! >> but bidenwi also said that he woul tood win and he thought she would win too. h i don't think he knew theunni election was over. >> laura: he was w runningave against bush at some point. bithis is a strange thing when u have the enablers of biden angry at the peoplthe the finally gave the party a tiny shot with kamala harris. th

and nancy pelosi is one of them. >> wow, right? like, if not for the fact that all this is overshadowed by an impending inauguration of donald trump, this would be gobbling up all the air space. it's a it's a family feud. and it's a daughter coming to her mother's defense and protection. and the back story of this, of course, is that former speaker pelosi was sort of key to the pressure campaign to. convince president biden that he could not run for reelection again. nancy pelosi, in the meantime, has hurt her hip had a fall. the bidens have not been part of the sort of friends and family group. they have not they haven't talked as far as i know. and so there is a lot of bitterness here. and it, um, it is a very sort of, uh, obvious marquee lights, um, exploration of what's going on right now, which is not a lot of good feeling inside the republican party, among many with the biden family's final days. i think we just saw jimmy carter's funeral and the accolades a few days ago. i think that was an important moment for president bid

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we saw that even when nancy pelosi was speaker, but squad started taking rules for a little while but to stay like no, we have reached the news threshold that this is a fleck. this is members saying you can't cross us because we won't let this go. philip: can you talk about the substitute for moving through rules? which is something called suspension of the rules. sorry for all the terminology. suspension of the rules means we're going to be the -- speed along for pass the bill after 40 minutes of debate and to pass it, we're going to need two thirds of the members voting and the affirmative. well, that sound all right. bipartisanship. why is than not a completely sufficient way for the house to operate? katherine: i think that it sounds so good. you're so right. and it requires bipartisanship. so that also sounds really great. i think that what it does is definitely makes members feel like they've been robbed of input and influence. you know, again, the terminology like even if you go through rules, there can be limitations on amendments but at least you have your shot. you get to pl

a key line about her relationship with nancy pelosi. it has been on my mind a lot lately and we were friends for 50 years. it was disappointing. she is talking about june and july for the transition for biden to get out and harris to be elevated. how do you think that final chapter is written, karl? >> well, with all due respect to dr. jill biden, this shows how out of touch she and her husband and her sister-in-law, who guided joe biden's political career for so many years, how out of touch they were. they thought he could win. they did not want to withdraw from the race. they thought that debate in june was a one-night bad story and they could get through it. they had no idea that the american people saw that night the worst of our fears that he was fundamentally not up to the job and they are so concerned about their own place and the enjoyment of the white house and camp david and so forth that they didn't understand this was bad for the country. that it was bad for their own party and her for now to be angry at nancy pelosi for say

nancy pelosi was not the reason he lost. if there's not going to be any introspection, these races are won by three things. candidate, message, and policy. he's got to take responsibility for all three of those things because he failed on all three of those things. he could have gone out a hero had he stuck to being a one term president. >> yes, i agree, he we know for sure that in the biden household, he's not alone in in these views. >> i mean, jill biden on the record in an interview with the washington post, said about nancy pelosi, let's just say i was disappointed with how it unfolded. why, i don't know. i learned a lot about human nature. oh, lord. >> did you i mean, look. >> yeah. >> i mean, did you think nancy pelosi did you really? >> roy, can you hear yourself? >> roy schumer, to his face warned him, if you run, you will go down in american history as one of the darkest figures. he was warned. >> yeah. i just think that, you know, it's it's unfortunate that the vice president was put in this position by the democr

again, we never heard from nancy pelosi. we never saw her emails from that day. we never saw her texts from that day. why? she was the head of security. what happened? that is unbelievable. not to say anything about the bomber. they had the bomber on the phone. how did we not know who that person is? host: on books on january 6, here's another one that we covered. a journalist talked about air force veteran ashli babbitt and the other women who participated in the riot at the capitol. that next chapter book store new york, you can watch it at c-span.org. this is tiffany, new york, republican. good morning. caller: hello, good morning. my question is not about what happened with the riot or anything, my question is about what is going on today. they are doing the final count today for the president. what happens if the count shows that harris wins by a margin and not trump, because they are saying things are so close. do we really know what, who is going to come out winning? host: do you think there will be different counts submitted? host: i'm saying i don't know

up next, the vote that has nancy pelosi heading back to today is oakland democrat barbara lee's lastay in the house of representatives. but she's signaling she's not done fighting for the people of her city. lee issued a statement saying, quote, it has been the honor of a lifetime to provide constituent services. she added that she will, quote, continue to fight for working families, the middle class, low income and poor people. the 78 year old lee has served in congress since being elected in 1998. her name is being floated as a possible candidate to fill the seat of recalled mayor shengtao. lee has said she'll make an announcement early this month. >> hi, it's nancy, i'm on my way to washington to proudly represent the people of san francisco in congress. i'm honored to do so, to share our san francisco values. thank you for giving me that honor. >> congresswoman nancy pelosi is in route to washington to take part in tomorrow's vote for speaker of the house. pelosi, the former house speaker, shared this video on x this morning. it's the first time we've seen her since she underwent

. >> nancy pelosi is a politician. >> women and sounds in consultation with the doctors. it's a chilling stand appear and think politicians in concord should be determined this choice women. government should get out of the way because they have no business deciding this issue for women and families. i want to make sure we are protecting the rights and 91 when he will do that. >> next question from steve. >> childcare continues to be difficult to find and to pay for. do you think the federal come up should play a prominent role in subsidizing access to child care or creek and more robust program to promote the training and hiring of childcare workers? >> yes, absolutely. this is an important family issues but also a business issue. i met with a childcare center recently and talk with a group of parents who told me they are paying 30, 40% of the income for child care that is unaffordable. some of them have reduced their hours of work or are not working because they can't access the childcare the knee. on the other side with great childcare centers that can't afford to pay

i don't want to see nancy pelosi and joe biden dictating how we do business . the time place and manner of our elections should be determined by those closest to the people. that's our state representatives and he wants the united states congress the power dhungry bureaucrats to dictateour new hampshire elections and it is a fact thedemocrats have fumbled the ball , we may lose that here in new hampshire , can you imagine. i want to went to see hampshire college and the reason i'm staying on the stage is because of our primary and for getting involved and i want to protect that for young people in our state and for our economy, and you have not stood up for that at all. >> that's not true and i'll continue to reach out to members of the national committee are going to determine this but what we should do this year is what we've done every year, republicans and democrats should work together to strengthen our primary and defended. we've got the best thing going, as the primary longer than anyone else and we add value to the process in terms of bringing candidate

just a minute ago, daniella we saw nancy pelosi on the floor and it is being reported that she is wearing -- after breaking her hip. that would be a first for former speaker pelosi. >> it would be. she actually fell when she was on -- with a group of lawmakers and she got hip replacement abroad. and because of that, she has been out of congress for a few weeks leading up to the holidays. however, she posted yesterday a social media she is flying back to d.c. she was not going to miss the speaker's fault. it is obviously very important to democrats that they have full attendance, it might be the first time in slacks, the first i've seen nancy pelosi in slacks. also, congressman dwight evans who suffered a stroke last me, he has also been spotted near the house floor in a wheelchair. he has been absent from congress since the start. really interesting to see yet showed up today. will's all. as democrats have told me -- will fill. as democrats have told me as i was waiting to talk to you, that they will have full attendance from their rank-and-file members, from their caucus today which is i

maybe a singular failed rule is news we something that even when nancy pelosi was speaker. to say we have reached a new threshold this is a flex this is members saying you can't cross us because we won't let this. >> can you talk just for a minute about the substitute for moving through rules? something called suspension of for all theorry terminology. suspension of the rules basically means were going to speed along to passing a bill after 40 minutes of debate to pass that will leave two thirds of the members voting in the affirmative. well, that sounds all right, bipartisanship. why is that not a completely efficient way for the house operates? >> and think it sounds so good for you are so right. it requires bipartisanship. that also sounds really great. i think that what it does is definitely makes members of feel like they've been robbed of input and influence. again, with the terminology, even if you go through rules there can be limitations on amendments and things like that but at least you have your shot. you get to plead your case at the rules committee for a chang

nancy pelosi rips up that speech in front of national television. donald trump is impeached twice for things and many republicans felt democrats do all of the time for the standards have been going down. we have now reached to me as an observer i do not want to defeat my opponent i want my opponent in jail. if that is the case we have now reachedak the point egypt, pakistan, thailand, peru my goal is to put my opponent in jail it would not surprise me i'm sorry to sayif if that weren't some ambitious republican prosecutor state, local, federal who criminally charge joe biden and other people in the administration after words. first, it is my observation the standards have been going down. you all follow this closely it's putting your historian hat on. secondly what can we do tore reverse this order to get back to a world you have respectful disagreementut but my opponent s a criminal. observations irv think will be helpful for everybody and how to get out of. >> we are on this tit-for-tat cycle of destruction. it's hard to say when we will bottom ou

apparently, 84 year old 20 term swamp monster nancy pelosi. she can't bear all the vapors. oh, she can't handle it. she's not going to be attending trump's inauguration. i don't think anybody will care. neither will michelle obama. according to reports, she has a very bad case of trump derangement syndrome and is so filled with hate she is refusing to go. does anybody really care? i know i don't. the trump team, they don't seem too bothered either. they are reportedly having a good laugh at her expense. and of course, no one is really surprised by michelle obama's behavior. according to melania trump, this is very revealing. the obamas were not exactly helpful or courteous during the first transition to the white house in 2017. watch this. >> behind the scenes. what is it like when you're moving back in the white house? are you? what's different this time? >> the difference is i know where i will be going. >> i know the rooms where we will be living. i know the process. the first time was challenging. we didn't have much of the information. the information was upheld for us

former speaker of the house, nancy pelosi called president trump's pardon �*shameful�* and a betrayallice officers who were at the forefront of the clashes onjanuary 6th. ms pelosi was among lawmakers that were cornered in the capitol by trump supporters — and who were ultimately forced to flee during the riot.the violence followed trump's false claims that the 2020 election of presidentjoe biden was rigged against him. earlier, we got reaction from congress to mr trump's move: from republican russell fry, and democrat ami bera i'm in favour, the pardons that the former president did for his family i was to meet he would talk about those, but at least as far as these go for january six, this was a time in our country, obviously the president wants to move past it, ithink president wants to move past it, i think the american people want to move past that and they've seen the weaponisation of our government targeted individuals that some of which have not even have their trials yet. we have the constitution for a reason. yet. we have the constitution fora reason. it yet. we have the con

host: former speaker nancy pelosi yesterday.he editorial board of the wall street journal, usually conservative, there editorial, they write, is trump's pardon promise for january 6ers, do they include the ex meth trafficker who brought a metal baton and pointed it at a police officer? how far will they go, they ask. it since an awful message on the acceptability of political violence. nonviolent offenses, they write, he would do well to examine the details. this is laura in spokane, washington, republican. caller: good morning. well, i feel that all of them should be pardoned and that their lives should be restored for them. and here's why, the facts are facts don't support this idea that it was an insurrection. there's a lot of jibber jabber, a lot of false facts. but none of it really adds up when you look at the truth of it. host: how would you describe what happened that day? caller: what happened, there was a big rally, and there were, oh, they went there to address their grievances. that is it, they had the right to do th

see a leader like nancy pelosi. but for the new members today who are sworn in to share the floor with her i know was something that was very special. >> the 84 year-old pelosi had hip replacement surgery in germany after falling and breaking her hip overseas last month. back at it. >> still ahead here, 3 mike thompson officially elected speaker of the house with live update from our dc bureau about barely won re-election. and still ahead this hour, we are following the latest out of new orleans days after that devastating attack. the san francisco connection that we're now learning about and widespread incidents of anti-semitism across the bay area. one organizer working area. one organizer working stop the hate joins us live. bag to add a pizza oven, arissa's hair salon wants to expand their space, and steve's t-shirt shop wants to bring on more help. with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, they can think more about possibilities for their business and not the cost of their internet. it's five years

>> laura: who says nancy pelosi doesn't get results?et champagne because nancy pelosi officially did =.-period auto pilot of 54%. literally did better than the majority of hedge fund managers. almost up 177% and amazon 46% in 2024 and she bought back in june chart speaks for itself. >> laura: it is move over, warren buffett. the financial has a new go row. the autopilot with stock trades shows that pelosi more than doubled the returns of the s&p 500 and beat the nasdaq by 25%. it gets better. the former speaker's portfolio also topped that of a major -- several major headphones. what is the secret? >> as members of congress, trading individual stocks in congress? >> this is a free market and people -- we are free market economy that should be able to participate in that. >> over the course of the grip as year has been made stocks based on that? >> no. >> laura: she pushes the microphone away. joining me now the new york correspondent at "the new york post," libya. she basically says even when she bit speaker, her husband, paul made all

isn't that a big blow to joe biden and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and the far left? this is an embarrassment to them. the laken riley act will let i.c.e. arrest and detain illegal aliens who have committed theft, burglary or shoplifting until they are deported. we've got nine nfl athletes hit by home invasions across the country. minority, hispanic, black communities getting hit hard by illegal alien crime. now we've got nine liberal senators saying yes, move the laken riley bill. they are for it. what do you think? >> well i think they are finally listening to the american people. that their number one concern this biden inflation is the safety and security of their family so we've heard that over and over. this was the number one polling issue was the number one issue for at least a year before the election, so i think they hear them saying that. liz: we now have news coming in. the trump motorcade is now approaching capitol hill in moment we're expecting to see president trump exit his secret service protected vehicle and we're going to stay on the news there. it'

what about nancy pelosi? what do you think? how do you think history will view her speakership now and should be regarded as one of the most, if not the most, speaker of all time? and one of the things that's most painful for me is how the the right wing has demonized nancy pelosi. she's a fundamentally decent person. she goes to mass every day. she is one of the most courteous people i've ever seen. and she has reached out and forged relationships. i mean, george bush invited her to speak at the dedication of his library. she always has time to talk to children on the floor. but, nancy, with a razor thin majority, got every thing done. it's been an honor to serve with her. i've watched her travel the globe, tireless flea wearing out people half her age. and she did it well without having the edge. i mean no question. she's a tough partizan warrior and was equal to the challenge, but not a mean spirited. and i think history is going to regard her very positively. how about particularly her role in encouraging president biden no

he did it pretty effectively again, somebody who learns closer from nancyed pelosi. their agenda is tryingda to pick their spots, figure out where you have the most leverage to message against what they think of the most egregious trump agenda items, message and publicly to the t american vote. the is an election in two years. they're going to try to take back the house. it's also try to find who your new superstars are. there's been a generational change in house democrats. a lot of the elder folks are leaving the ranking positions atop the committee's and more junior members are coming in. who are your superstars? who would you lean on to communicate the w democratic message. >> host: stephen neukam writes up the hill leader newsletter, co-author of it for axios. we appreciate you and your reporting. >> guest: appreciate it. >> host: back to our calls with all of you this morning. we're asking you what's your message to lawmakers at the beginning of the 119th congress? we t to curtis who was in des moines, iowa, independent. curtis, thanks are hanging on the line.

nancy pelosi. i mean, they should have just filled up air force one and done it all at one time. and then at the very end, when we were tied, they finally convinced obama to come in and endorse her. so it was just an amazing process to watch how keeping the old guard, keeping the career politician was more important than doing what i could argue in the best interest of the people. so so i mean, the big controversy here is could it have gone better? i say, yes, it could have would have gone better handling the fire. oh of course. >> okay. well, there's lots of people who say, don't you know, it's look, i don't want to end up on my editorial at the end of the show, which is what this is about. yeah, but that's my view. is that it's fire bad. yes. and is it inevitable out here? yes, it is, but i do think we could have done better. i mean, i know that's your point of view. tell me what you would have done. >> well, let me just just to put it in context for a minute. i was very fortunate as a young man. i was a commissioner with tom bradley, worked for him. i worked for dick riordan a

a lot of stories made up to read rather than suffering the wrath -- let's start with nancy pelosi.ffered her 10,000 soldiers. she admitted it on tape that her daughter made, she is a videographer. she can be in good stead with nancy but nancy said it was my responsibility, and it was, she is in charge of security at the capitol. i offered them up to 10,000 soldiers or even more, as many as you need, but you need 10,000. think of it, 10,000 soldiers. j6 would not be j6, there would not be j6. maybe she wanted that to happen. she is guilty as hell. and now we would have to go through the process because they destroyed all evidence, deleted everything, there is nothing left. the other fake story and so many fake stories. so many came out on our side and those people now, you can't find them, there is nothing left. that is a criminal offense. if that was a civil case, it would be a criminal offense. so i decided i'm not going to make this speech complicated, i will make it beautiful, a unifying speech and when they said we have a group of people who are serious trump fans i said, myths