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her house, paul pelosi, suffered serious injuries. she was not home at the time. investigators say the suspect, david depape, used a hammer to strike paul pelosi in the head. >>> it is 6:06. we have a follow up in san francisco where the police department is set to receive what some believe is critical new funding. supervisors yesterday approved an additional $25 million to cover police overtime pay. mayor london breed argued it was absolutely necessary to keep more officers on the streets. supervisors also approved the lifting of a hiring freeze, allowing for the deployment of police, ambassadors and more police academy classes. the mayor calls it the start of a long-term plan to address the city's spike in crime and the explosion of open-air drug markets. super viruses also moved forward with reparations plans for african americans that includes $50 million in seed money. the board is weighing dozens of ideas provided earlier by an outside committee. they include a $5 million payment to each eligible black adult. the final committee report is due in june. >>> 6:

paul pelosi's alleged attacker, david depape appearing in a federal courtroom. inside the courtroom and breaking developments as soon as we get them. >> sandra: also, ron desantis dipping his toes a little bit deeper into the presidential pool. hear what he said to piers morgan, has people buzzing about a potential 2024 run. >> john: president biden accused of lying about his son hunter's chinese business ventures. now the congressman investigating the family has issued an ultimatum for biden to come clean. katie pavlich will react to both of those stories next. >> it's rich the president stood there and lied to the american people. also rich the mainstream media has not called him out on it. i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans because i know so many of you have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is the eligibility for a va loan, for up to 100% of your home's value. if you need cash for you family, call newday usa. with automatic authority from the va, we can say yes when banks say no.

happy as the hammer takes it away and hit paul pelosi over the head. facing charges, attempted murder, false imprisonment of an elder and threats to a public official and their family. he has pleaded not guilty to the federal kidnapping and assault charges. >> well, on national news, we have former president donald trump spending in florida awaiting the possibility of criminal charges for hush money scandal over the weekend, the 2024 presidential front runner claim that he would be arrested. he thought on tuesday that was yesterday called for supporters to be ready to protest. if that happened. and while there was no arrest, a bomb threat did halt proceedings for a manhattan court and that delayed the start of a hearing for a separate case involving a lawsuit that accuses trump and his company of fraud. new york officials say that they are monitoring for online threats. the nypd has already dropped off portable metal barricades to safeguard the streets and sidewalks around the courthouse. >> and today, all eyes are going to be on the federal reserve ha

he can relate to paul pelosi. let's start paul pelosi. only got it knows how i felt.ust me and you babe. yeah below see who appeared in good spirits was seen laughing at the joke. he was entered after an attack at his home several months after will smith slapped rock on stage at the oscars rock told the audience. he was sharing a few jokes. that didn't make it into his netflix special selective outrage happening today taylor swift fans are heading to court for the first hearing in a lawsuit alleging fraud and price fixing by ticketmaster. it comes as fans of another artist file a similar lawsuit in canada. here's abc news reporter derek dennis. swift bands have a big problem with ticketmaster a group filing a lawsuit in court today claiming a conspiracy to jack up prices for swift's era's tour. we are not gonna just settle. we we want to see some change happen. we want to see a difference being made ticketmasters parent company live nation saying earlier this year. we apologize to miss swift we need to do better and we will do better, but that's not all i know when dr

[cheers and applause] nancy and paul pelosi were there.hat was super fun. we sat with donald glover and michael keaton. so it is all about the mix and that is what makes it a lively and unique event. >> kal: it is an event that a lot of people want to get into. and i am curious, like, what is the craziest bribe you ever been offered for entry to the "vanity fair" oscar party? >> so i obviously don't want to give anyone any ideas. [laughter] so i will not be answering that question that question. >> kal: i didn't ask you if they worked. >> they never work, no. i am like, no, no. i will tell you that somebody once brought a fake oscar to the party. >> kal: no! that his gangster. >> yeah, if anyone is in the habit of melting gold, just bring that lego oscar statue, that is super cool. try it, try your luck. all i have to say. >> kal: did they get in? >> i don't know, actually. it is war. [laughter] >> kal: something that i find so interesting and dynamic about you is that in the five years since you have been editor in chief, "vanity fair" ha

jackie: okay, so, now steve, put up a timeline of some trades that pelosi's husband paul did, and we'rean talking about individual stocks. not mutual funds or iras, every time there is a big piece of legislation, paul , paul pelosi capitalized it by trading stock. >> you might call this insider trading, this is using industry that you know about the industries and what kind of regulations that are coming along. and trading on that. i was surprised, on that video that you showed the first one of nancy pelosi, that was back i believe it was 2011, this has been -- >> 2008. >> this has been 10 years, why has it not been fixed, there are conflicts of interest, i think that american people will demand this practice end right now, it should have ended 10 years ago. jackie: congressman, do you think her response was adequate, screen to put up, didn't make it. they profited, pelosis off tesla stock, and microsoft before important legislation nvidia. do you think her response was adequate? >> now no, her response of garbage. everyone knows that she was mess -- her and her husband doing all kind o

. >> >> before i start pelosi ain't the only guy who knows how i felt. -- the only guy who knows how i felt. just be in you, paul babe. amanda: pelosi who appeared in good spirits was seen laughing at the joke. he was injured after an attack at his home several months after will smith slapped rock on stage at the oscars. rock told the audience he was sharing a few jokes that didn't make it into his netflix special, select -- selective outrage. kumasi: the oldest dragger oldest drag performer has died. he was considered a trail blazer. the guinness world records recognized him as the world's oldest drag performer in 2016. he was a drag performer for more than 50 years and owned his own club. throughout his life he supported lgbtq+ causes and helped to raise money for people with aids. amanda: future wizard on the way. actor daniel radcliffe famous for paying -- playing harry potter is expecting his first child with long-term girlfriend. he said he would not mind if his kids wanted to be in the movie business. but he says he does want to protect them from fame. kumasi: baseball is back in the bay. opening tt the c

. >> jesse: did an illegal alien from canada smash paul pelosi in the head with a hammer?you think joe biden even brought that up to the prime minister? >> i highly doubt it, which is shocking, considering the amount of national and international attention that case received. here's another pourpoint. illegal aliens coming from canada into the united states, we could already deport. where he didn't need canada's permission to deport them. we're a sovereign country. they're not fleeing, wanting asylum. any illegal alien from canada coming to the united states, ready to deport. it's more of joe biden giving foreign countries what they want at our expense. all this talk about how we need to welcome more refugees, welcome more asylum seekers, fraudulent asylum seekers, we need to welcome more illegals, more people from other countries. do you have any idea how many people are living here today already from other countries already? how is this assimilation going to work? here's a shocking statistic. in california, half of children are in immigrant households. 50% of children in

he's charged with breaking into pelosi's san francisco home last october and attacking paul pelosi with a hammer. larry: tiktok has rolled out updated rules and standards for content ahead of an appearance in front of congress by the company's ceo. he's expected to be grilled tomorrow by the company's's privacy and data security practices and face questions about tiktok's relationship with the chinese government. u.s. lawmakers introduced recently measures that would expand the bite as administrator and authority to enact a ban on tiktok, with an estimated 150 million users just here in the u.s.. kristen: the effort to get a handle on gas prices in california had his first hearing today before a senate committee. governor newsom pushed for regulations after prices spiked last year, reaching record highs. a bill authored by nancy skinner seeks to cap profits and hold oil companies accountable for price gouging. she gave some startling numbers, as she opened today's hearing. >> if you or i need 98 year for 2000 years, we still wouldn't make as much as the oil companies did last year. kris

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eventually paul pelosi will be called on to testify as both a victim and a witness.w york in terms of weather. >> dana: an explosive new lawsuit accuses zuckerberg and meta turning a blind eye to evidence of sex trafficking. the file reading the only logical inference is the board has consciously decided to permit meta 's platforms to facility state sex human trafficking. martha maccallum joins us now. want to read to you meta 's response to the lawsuit. they say we prohibit sexual exploitation in no uncertain terms. this lawsuit mischaracterizes our concern. look at these stats and put them on the board. 59% of online victim recruitment in active sex trafficking occur on facebook. victims recruited online in 2020 in facebook. >> it is stunning. what they charge is there is systemic evidence based on the numbers you put on the screen that shows that this kind of trafficking is flowing through facebook. the lawsuit comes from pension funds and investors who are essentially suing the board for their lack of oversight on this issue. but one of the things that we've unco

he is charged with breaking into the pelosi's san francco home in october and attacking paul pelosi with he faces state and federal charges. it is not clear which case will go to trial first. kumasi: all eyes on manhattan where an expected indictment against former president trump could come as soon as today. the grand jury is reconvening this morning. this happening as their new developments in a different investigation into trump. jobina: a federal judge is asking for more testimony from trump's lawyers according -- and his handling of classified documents. the judge wrote that the special counsel's office has presented compelling evidence that trump knowingly and deliberately misled his own attorneys about his retention of classified documents after leaving office. he allegedly told them in june that he turned over the documents. two months later federal agents found more than 100 additional documents marked classified at trump's florida home. trump has maintained t did nothing wrong. the revelation comes as we wait to see if the grand jury will indict trump in another case where he i

he is charged with breaking into the pelosi's home in september and attacking paul pelosi with a hammer. he faces both state and federal charges. it is not clear which case it's going to trial first. westville valley fair in san jose says its retail sales and foot traffic has topped pandemic levels. the senior general manager of the moral tells our media partners at these may times foot traffic has hit an all-time high. the boost comes after a $1.1 billion expansion in renovation. more hyper -- more high-profile stores are set to open following the successful launch of the popular italian eatery. i still want to go. so, long live the mall. kumasi: i am here for it. reggie: in san jose they have got the magic sauce, i guess. kumasi: i was just in the mall. in san francisco. there was a lot of people there too. reggie: good. kumasi: i am happy to see this. reggie: get ready for your next food adventure. 3d printing cheesecake. kumasi: yup. this is what it looks like. engineers at columbia used a 3d printer to create a seven ingredient cheesecake. researchers say this is the first step in

paul pelosi only got it knows how i felt all right. just me and you, paul. just me and you, babe.now, it's amazing the career adam has had if you don't know this $4 billion in movies with this much talent. it's unbelievable. and he actually sucks at golf. okay it's more like crappy gilmore. hail there's something about him. you know his work it just it all it all feels effortless. it almost seems. i mean, i don't want to say lazy because that's not the right word and. i don't have a better word. so for now, let's go with lazy. one of the greatest. oh, my gosh. the what was it like being there? i mean , you know, all of you all heavy hitters, you know, and all together at the kennedy center. i mean, is this mark twain? you know, award really kind of the pinnacle of awards for comedians. um, i would think so. but, you know, i guess, also one of the biggest reward is having your friends show up like they did like we did for adam. that night. um you know, just paying homage this pain. respect i mean , i gotta tell you, steve bushemi just kind of blew the lid off it. but you know, seei

. >> sounds like a paul pelosi move. >> no doubt. just to get back to what you were saying about that pool of people that bank there, the richest of the rich, bailing them out far above the fdic insured amount of 250,000, all that we can have. a lot of donors are democrat at that bank, maybe not so much donors as palstein, ohio. just an observation. >> those rules won't apply to regular americans. you will not get those benefits. that's what's so upsetting. i think this technically is a bailout. you have to call it a bailout. >> so two investigations. the justice department, securities and exchanges commission both investigating the collapse of silicon valley bank. i want to get to this one part. i have been reading into it a bit here. the investigations are examining stock sales that silicon valley bank financial officers made, which is what you were talking about, jake, just days before the bank failed. the justice department is investigating any involvement, the department's fraud prosecutors in washington and san francisco can un

you can look at paul pelosi. you can look at january 6th, you can look at roger stone and see that there are actions that happen as a constant, which, you know, the former president knows all too well from january 6th. but he really could find himself in deep trouble. >> isn't this tricky f you put a gag order on this, he's running for president, and you're going to walk a fine line with his first amendment rights. is that something that a -- and it would be complicated for a judge? >> it would be, but i guess what i would say is you want to run for president, that's fine. the last time i checked, that doesn't mean threatening people with violence. in other words, it's political speech, and that's fine, but if you want to start threatening the people with actual violence, as you just mentioned, there's nothing that would prevent him from saying don't commit a crime, don't be violent and still running for president. this is not, i think, it's not that complicated, and if he's not going to do that, then a judge has

we saw this kind of delusion with the paul pelosi attacker as well and his tweets and his view of thehy rhetoric is so important and so when people get up and talk about conspiracy theories and vaccines or make anti-semitic comments, whether you're a podcaster or a member of congress on the right and the left, it has some really -- in essence it gives permission to people. i'm not crazy, and i'm not the only one, someone else out there with a big microphone is saying what i think. so i'm going to fgo ahead and double down what i believe. >> lonely minds are fertile territory for conspiracy theories. the problem is it makes you feel less lonely. it makes you feel connected to something larger. it gives you something to hate and rally against. it's a toxic combination. >> right. because you're bonding. >> it wasn't only the statements and the comments he made, but when he was stopped, he had firearms with him and ammunition, and that's problematic. i mean, you could say whatever you want to a point, right? but then when you have these threats and you have things that are on you where yo

goes up to when it becomes inciting violence, we end up with january 6th or like the attack on paul pelosi i agree. first amendment. >> yeah, the first amendment trumps niceness. that's the virtue that the founders wanted to protect. there is good conflict and bad conflict. we know what bad conflict is. we need good conflict in the political system, the collision of ideas because that produces the building blocks of solutions. at a super collider, the building blocks of matter, we need that because that helps us compromise and come to peaceful solutions. >> i nodded along because i wanted to be smart about -- >> go ahead. >> we are a society desperately in need of more civility. that's it. bottom line. if we can't enforce certain rules around behavior, we are no better than the pack of animals that the movie the "lion king." i think about that behavior, right? tone and how people present themselves in certain public forums is important. then i look at the ruling from the massachusetts supreme court and i think they got it right and wrong. i care about free speech, but also calling somebody

whitmer an the intruder who broke int nancy pelosi's california home and brutally attacked he husband paul pelosiecent years, americans have contemplated worst-case scenario which th country's extreme and widening divisions lead to a second civil war both countries experiencing an out and will likely continue t experience for generations o more, something different. the form of extremism way face a new phase of a domesti terror when characterized by individuals with shape ideologies willing to kill their political enemies. unchecked, it promises an er of slow motion anarchy adrian joins us now. her caucus or in the atlanti is titled, a new anarchy america faces a type o extremist violence it does not know how what to stop. adrienne, thanks for being wit us to talk about this this morning. before we think about some solutions here, and how we might change the trajectory we are on, let's talk about how w got here and how bad it is you really went into some deep reporting for the story an when working on it for a lon time what did you find that clearly troubled you so as you wrote the piece? >> well

. >>> the man accused of attacking paul pelosi had another hearing.e trial will begin october 23. this was actually pushed to the fall so it wouldn't overlap with the trial for the state charges against him. that will happen this summer. >>> we will be back in one minute with more news. >>> nbc bay area responds to a man who says someone else used up a present he bought his fiancee before she even opened it. we stepped in to unwrap this mystery. >> good morning. a man bought a nike gift card at a grocery store. this one right here. a christmas present for his fiancee. she tried to use it the next week. nike said there was no money on it. he complained to the grocery store, which referred him back to nike. nike told him someone spent the balance on his fiancee's card four days before she unwrapped it. he wanted a refund. nike wouldn't just do it. he turned to us. we reached out to nike. swoosh, it gave him a $200 gift certificate as a replacement. they would only tell us they resolved the matter. when you buy a gift card, police beware. we showed you w

the man accused of attacking paul pelosi with a hammer back in october is set to return to court. david de pap has been charged with attempted murder, false imprisonment of an elder and making threats to a public official and their family. he's already pleaded not guilty to the federal kidnapping and assault charges. new at noon concord, police arrested one person and are searching for a second suspect in connection with tuesday's deadly shooting at a strip mall. it happened around 10:00am that's a lot away and brought more avenue. police say 2 people were shot. one of the victims died at the scene. the other was rushed to a hospital. police say 19 year-old hayley had cell is now in custody for the shooting. they are still searching for 20 year-old sealed on the they say he knows he is wanted and may be hiding in oakland. anyone with information is asked to contact oakland police. now to developing news. the san jose fire chief issued an apology tuesday after a strip club scandal. it all started in october when someone reported a young woman wearing only a bikini and high heels st

hook for, but i want to point out why this is so important in addition to being a page out of paul pelosi'sthat the day that these guys sold their shares was the day that new rules were put in place to prevent against this happening, that brought in that window to 90 days to ally suspicion of illegal training, so essentially they knew even if they waited one more minute, they would be subjected to a longer window before getting that income, crazy how that coincidence of time rings through, so the sec has a lot on its hands as does the doj, but just remember how they have been occupying their time up till now which instead of protecting the investor has been requiring businesses to comply with their carbon footprint under esd requirements and the like. so they have been a little bit distracted, i hold them not blameless as well. >> harris: distracted, i do want to get to the politics, because i think it is important to know who was working and who was there not saving the life of that bank and the livelihoods of people who may be did not have -- not everybody had millions, a few people had u

paul pelosi only got it knows how i felt alright. just me and you. just me and you, babe.ou know, it's amazing the career adam has had if you don't know this $4 billion in movies with this much talent. it's unbelievable. and he actually sucks at golf. okay it's more like crappy gilmore. hail there's something about him. you know his work it just it all it all feels effortless. it almost seems. i mean, i don't want to say lazy because that's not the right word and. i don't have a better word. so for now, let's go with lazy. one of the greatest. and you can see sandler received that honor with some of his famous friends and co stars, including jennifer aniston, judd apatow and drew barrymore on hand to celebrate this achievement tune in tomorrow night at eight eastern right here on cnn still ahead. more than two dozen people are dead after storms rocked the state of mississippi. we are live from a city whose mayor says this town is simply gone. you're live in the cnn, israel. coverage of the mark twain prize fofor american humor celebrating adam sandler is presented by wells

and even this attack on paul pelosi that was it's they're very much individual whatever crazy peoplewe don't know whereas in these other countries it gets to a level where they are orchestrated attacks by the power structure and they'll try to make them look like they're individual crazies when they're actually orchestrated by the powers. and so so we're not at that level. but i would argue that we definitely don't want to get to that. so absolutely. so can one more. shawn, how could i how could i say no to someone wanting to ask question? yes. yeah, i'm just wondering, could there be some kind of concerted to try to educate. these people as you do this buzzfeed of journalism and versus just the media where they're always, you know, trying to guess the future talking about polls, who's going to win that kind of thing. isn't there some way, you know, what's his name burns do documentary on ken burns. that's a great idea. you should talk about it. i, i think there is i don't think it's like a big formal campaign and i think what we should do is and media organizations is we should tell

paul pelosi, the only guy that knows how i felt. it's me and you. just me and you, babe. alright.i met sandler. here's the weird thing. i went to school in the seventies i was 1972. i was bussed to school, right? and i was like the only black kid in my school. i was only me and two other black girls. it was just us and brooklyn. but. wasn't selma, but it was like boston, okay? from boston, right? now how many times do you think a kid asked me to hang out at his house? once. once and like 16 years, david moskowitz. the jews, nice people. nice people. so i. met sailor at the comic strip. here's the thing about the comic strip. i started before sandler. and it takes about two years to get a weekend spot. you know? so you still like, you know, stack chairs and mop floors and i do my little spots and at very late and it took forever took me two years to get a weakened spot. the comic strip. one year. i'm gone for about 10 days. eddie murphy saw me at the club flew me to l a. i'm going for two weeks, right? come back on a saturday night. and who do i see on stage? adam sandler. i've nev

the phone at 12:55 they are our partner agency right next door in then at 12:58 i call paul irving, speaker pelosi'sppointment to the board and tell them it's really bad. >> sean: to interrupt you, is the speaker of the house in charge of security on the capital? >> you have the quickly appointed capital police board in place by the sergeant-at-arm has put in place by pelosi coming up the senate sergeant arms put in place by the senate leadership. and then you have the architect of the capital put together by the president. you have three voting members, am a nonpolitical appointed nonvoting member and that is ho the case security oversight works great it was paul irving who immediately set them going to run it up the chain. i will never forget that. his chain of command ends at speaker pelosi. i had to wait 71 minutes to get approval before i could finally reach out and start calling in federal assistance. 71 minutes where my men and women fought heroically to protect the capital from being penetrated. it took a deep minutes before the first window was broken. ticket let me go back a little bit. it

happened in new mexico this year or who tries to harm speaker pelosi and badly injures her husband, paul pelosi increasingly vibrant permission structure to act on these violent conspiracies >> you know, this is what the -- what we hear from the far right and gop maga stalwarts is, hey, listen, we can't possibly anticipate the activities and reactions of unstable people to our rhetoric, we didn't mean it. those people have mental illness, therefore, there's no culpability here the problem is, we can draw straight lines between the people like you just mentioned and ben just mentioned, bad things happen when this kind of dangerous rhetoric and conspiracy therapies are spouted. and the facts, you know, the fact you recited george soros never met alvin bragg. he didn't donate directly to him. they don't want to hear those and for people out there who are prone to violence and incited to violence and, again, we've seen the record of it, this is what happens and what concerns me from a security perspective, you know, in terms of the microcosm of the trial, eventually trial in new york city is not on

echos to the language used in public statements, including press introduce by the man who attacked paul pelosi. what is the today risk and the future risk of these people not just being lifted up and revised and armed with security footage that threatens the safety of democrats and republicans working in the capitol today, but what is the future risk of rewriting history of what these men and women did that day? >> well, i think it's really twofold. you mentioned there is a very acute risk to the present. that is by giving people a better road map of how to break into the capitol or how to find legislators, or that footage might reveal what is the escape route during an emergency. but more broadly, the kind of deification of the attackers, the legitimacy given to political violence. we're already seeing an increase in the degree to which the public is now accepting of political violence. this is just going to accelerate that. that has better been the case. it must never be the case that we accept the use of force when we lose an election. that we simply claim any election we lose is fraudulent

let's remember that the person who was trying to get nancy pelosi and had a hammer in the goal of paul pelosito say that, you know, it's not good to prosecute him because it creates a climate that could intimidate and prevent prosecution, that no one wants blood on their hands. authoritarians always do this. they threatened preventively to keep people off their trail. sometimes they use violence to -- so many people -- poisons people for years, just to set an example. and so, trump is inciting violence, hoping that someone will, indeed, take this up, as barber mcquade said, there's a high likelihood. could be considered as a kind of domestic terrorists, but the victimhood is very important here to. he has to be the victim. he has to be under siege and victimhood is also lucrative, which is important to him. he raised over one point $5 million since he circulated the news that he might be indicted. so, he's got violence, money, and being like a god, those are all the elements that he cares most about. >> incredible. we've got 30 seconds, so real short. in your newsletter, you wrote about how g

who pays for the lies by paul pelosi's injuries? the question this hour, who makes sure justice is had and that somebody pays for crimes against american democracy? it where we start with some of our favorite reporters and friends. "new york times" political reporter jeremy peters is with us. also joining us, miles taylor, former chief of staff of homeland security and home founder of political party forward. and frank, msnbc national security analyst and mary mccord is with us at the table, a former top official in the justice department's national security division. and since i've started, mary, with this question that ever since -- i'm riveted by jeremy's reporting and the revelations of what really happens at fox news. i talked to fox news' on-air figures today. they both sort of said are you surprised? and i am surprised. i'm shocked. and i don't ever want to lose the capacity to be shocked at the cynicism. i mean, the truth is tucker carlson is the only person other than steve schmidt that i've heard describe donald trump as d

paul nancy pelosi's gonna have to confess. this year a trump superfan infield republican candidate was charged with organizing a string of shootings that targeted local democratic lawmakers in new mexico. miraculously no one was hurt. and in washington at the highest levels the republican party there is an air of permissiveness about this behavior, or pretending to ignore. you can see how, you can see it and how they treat the january six insurrectionists who tried to violently overthrow the u.s. government by force and said they want to challenge the sitting vice president. according to one report, republican marjorie taylor greene who claims the insurrectionists are personnel political prisoners, -- to give video to tucker carlson. mccarthy could've made those videos public instead, something green had previously called. forbidden studies going alleges buddies republican state tv desirous clips you should see and how it should be edited. and just this week, a senior aide to kevin mccarthy, along with the republican chair of

specifically the man who sought to attack paul pelosi as well as the shooter in new mexico. just a really raw moment thank you all for having this discussion thank you for starting us out. mike and basil, stick around >>> after the break, if you've never seen weaponized deflection, prepare yourself because republicans in doing everything they can to blame someone else for the january 6th insurrection have settled on law enforcement as the scapegoat we'll see how that goes. we'll tell you about it next y'all wayfair's got just what you need for your home. do they have stylish beds at great prices? whoo, this bed is dreamy. you're kelly clarkson? yes. and you're in our bed? yes. what about five star dining sets? sorry i didn't have a reservation. you're kelly clarkson. i love your work. thank you. find just what you need at wayfair! even a personal sauna. oh! can we do the wayfair song? yes you can. wayfair! ♪ wayfair, you've got just what i need ♪ wow. it'd be better if you did it. ♪ ♪ to all the chevy silverado owners out there. the adventurers and the doers. to everyone tha

for assistance our partner agency right right next door and then at twelve fifty i call paul irving ,speaker pelosi's appointee to the capitol police. board and tell them it's really bad on the bus. can i interrupt? is speaker of the house in charge of security at the capitol? >> so you have the politically appointed capitol police board that's put in place by the sergeant arms. it's put in place by pelosi. you have the senate sergeant arms have put in place by the senate leadership, and then you have the architect of the capitol that's put in place by the president . so you have three voting members. i'm a non-voting member. i'm the only non politically appointed non-voting member. and that's kind of how the security oversight works. but it was paul irving who immediately said, i'm going to run it up the chain. i'll never forget that running up the chain of his chain of command ends that speaker pelosi and i had to wait seventy one minutes to finally get an approval at two to nine p.m. before i could finally reach out and start calling in federal assistance. seventy one minutes, women, men and women

and the intruder who broke into nancy pelosi's california home and brutally attacked her husband paul pelosis extreme and widening divisions lead to a second civil war. what the country is experiencing now and will likely continue to experience for a generation or more is something different. the form of extremism we face is a new phase of domestic terror, one characterized by radical individuals with shape-shifting ideologies willing to kill their political enemies. unchecked, it promises an era of slow-motion anarchy. adrianne joins us now. her cover story is titled "the new anarchy." thanks for being with us to talk about this. before we think about some solutions here and how we might change this trajectory we're on, let's talk about how we got here and how bad it is. you really went into some deep reporting for this story. what did you find that troubled you? >> well, in the beginning, i wanted to sort of understand how to break the fever. very early on in my reporting, it became clear the conditions that make a society vulnerable to political violence don't go away easily or quickly. i

pelosi. under paul ryan. we'll have five seat majority. we allow anybody to bring it to the floor.for the first time you watched a bipartisan all the republicans and democrats to meet together not only on a classified briefing but to talk about an issue that i think is our greatest threat, our debt. in a time when you think politics is likely to allow us to do a debt ceiling where the president said he does want to negotiate, you watch the speaker in the leader talk before that they would've brought the congressional budget office director into lead. anybody could get up and ask the question. so what's interesting to me is we have changed congress on its head in less than three months. now the real question you really want to ask me, can i change the pressure on its head to follow what congress is doing? my first question, first answer to question i believe i can lead. i believe we're achieving that because we are leading together. i don't know if i can lead all of you but am going to continue to meet with you, continue to try and we're going to make it happen eventually. i believe

floor in more than seven years that was totally open, that never happened once under nancy pelosi, under paul ryan. for the first time you watched a bipartisan, all their republicans and democrats to meet together not on a classified briefing, but to talk about an issue that i think is our greatest threat, our data. at a time when you think politics is not going to allow us to do a debt ceiling when the president says he doesn't want to negotiate, you watch the speaker and leader talk before the day we brought the congressional budget office director in toledo. anybody could get up and ask a question. so what's interesting to me is we have changed congress on its head in less than three months. now the real question you want to ask me, can i change the pressroom on its head to follow what congress is doing. the first question -- the first answer, yes i believe i can lead, i believe we are cheating achieving that. i don't know if i can lead all of you that i'm getting continue to meet with you, continue to try and we are going to make it happen eventually. i believe in you. you continue to be

floor in more than seven years that was totally open, that never happened once under nancy pelosi, under paul ryan. we only have a five seat majority and we allowed anybody to bring it forward. for the first time you watched a bipartisan, all the republicans and democrats, to meet together, not on a classified briefing, but to talk about an issue that i think is our greatest threat, our debt. in a time when you think they're not going to do a debt ceiling and negotiate, you watched the speaker and leader talked before and the congressional budget office to lead. anybody could get up and ask a question. so what's interesting to me is, we have changed congress on its head in less than three months. now, the real question you want to ask me, can i change the press room on its head to change and follow what congress is doing? the first answer to your question, yeah, i believe i can lead and achieve that because we're leading together. i don't know if i can lead all of you, but i'm going to continue to meet with you, i'm going to continue to try and we're going to make it happen eventually. i beli

nancy pelosi is here with her husband paul, personally i wish he had sub come to injuries that night.what you say? >> tyler, do you do stand up? have you ever? >> no, but i have thrown a lot of stuff at stand-ups. and that is "hot take jokes about to liberals for once." i thought of a good response to the woman who told me to shush at the movies in 2006, so let's wrap it there. thank you to my guests, the daily show's roy wood junior, thank you, roy. >> thank you all. >> guest hosting "the daily show" on april 3rd, it is a fresh new "i'm not done." to stick around. >> "tooning out the news" on facebook, twitter, mara, are you sure you don't want -to go bowling with us tonight? -yeah. no. there's my little marzipan! [ laughs ] oh, my daughter gives the best hugs! we're just passing through on our way to the jazz jamboree. [ imitates trumpet playing ] and we wanted to thank america's number-one motorcycle insurer -for saving us money. -thank you. [ laughs ] mara, your parents are -- exactly like me? i know, right? well, cherish your friends and loved ones. let's roll, daddio! let's boog