any want to use the national guard, the military against paul pelosi? who is now 84 years old?his is sick stuff. we can have a person that sick, that cruel as our president. host: american reckoning: inside trump's trial. which trial are you talking about? guest: i was in the courtroom every day for the hush money felony trial in new york city in one of the most dramatic events i've ever covered watching that jury say guilty, guilty, guilty 34 times. just addressing some of the republicans and independents in the audience, i agree with former republican governor of arkansas asa hutchinson, a former prosecutor, and he respects our criminal justice system, as i do. we cannot elect a convicted felon as president of the united states. he was convicted. we don't want to undermine our criminal justice system by having a felon be our president. host: and wendell sentencing happened in that case? guest: november 26. and basically if trump wins, it is likely that he would be sentenced to probation, and if he loses, most observers who cover this court and cover the new york criminal just

questions, about the nitrous oxides trading possibilities within congress quite sometime nancy paul pelosi biggest examples there is never any investigation. right? >> annoy founder ceo polymarket wake up to 28 fbi agents behind his door guns blazing, no charges! there were no charges, so we will see if there are any charges. mark: we should have non this would happen out of this administration when they wanted to hire 80,000 new irs agents, and arm them. going to arm. >> we are getting starts stay with us we will take a break senate republicans choosing john thune to become next majority leader at in senate markwayne mullen here supporting the candidacy will join next with what new leader means for president trump's agenda. you are watching "mornings with maria" live on business" stay with us. ♪ ♪ confident. measured. ready. ♪ . . but when emotions run high, we stay grounded. with the hcm buyline, we work to empower investors, in navigating market volatility and complex conditions. we provide a diverse portfolio with proprietary mutual funds and etfs aimed at growth and preservation. so y

been nominated is a meme of nancy pelosi on a phone, i guess talking to her stockbroker, who is paul pelosiin america, and i think it's a brilliant pick. brilliant and courageous pick. >>ainsley: i agree with you too. hhs oversees 13 agencies, fda and cdc included and they're responsible for caring for undocumented migrant children at the border. we talk about it all the time and just last year -- in 2024 so far this fiscal year, 111,000 undocumented migrant children at our border coming into the country and don't know where they are. in 2021, almost 150,000. these kids sometiming end up in slaughter houses, factories, construction sites doing all the dirty jobs and working for families and we don't know where they are, rachel. what are we going to do about this? >> well, i asked donald trump in an interview i had with him and will and pete in bedminster this summer. i said what are you going to do about it? with are you going to promise to find the children? he said that's easy. yes, i absolutely will. he's in a really great position to set up a missing child or missing children task force

donald trump not only for refusing to accept the loss of the election it's also for marking mocking paul pelosiacked by an intruder of his home. there's a real personal contempt however teddy roosevelt said the presidency was about disinterested service for people all over the nation meaning you had to pull yourself out of it and joe biden has 60 days in effect to project to americans that this is larger than him and donald trump. >> so yet not announced at that point tulsi gabbard or matt gaetz. i'm curious what you think about this. what do you make of his timing ? >> i think it's partly the meeting and the fact that he had just lost something which is that in the senate john thune was elected not the person he wanted for the job and a reminder for all of us that the senate is becoming more and more an essential institution and putting up the guardrails around donald trump's presidency. >> and they said the great irony of this is the secret ballot when you talk about democracy is it a secret ballot. >> we don't know. we could make our gases but we don't know. thank you very much. >> next repo

is no surprise that with it taking longer to afford a home, the fertility rate is crashing like paul pelosi after a few too many white claws. for my entire life, under both parties, i witnessed america see the best things in life replaced with something worse. savings with debt, homeownership with an apartment, happiness with antidepressants, cars with electric cars. a long retirement with euthanasia, a spouse and kids with single and cats. greg gutfeld with me. some of it is no one's fault. society has changed, having children in the past could have provided an economic benefit, another mouth to feed quickly became more help on the farm. that does not work anymore. i can't have children to help me to stand up. i come home off the road and say, would have you wrote for me to me and he would show me a card that says daddy, i miss you and wish you were home more r i can't use that! but a lot of it is because our leaders have squeezed us at both ends like the time i wrestled those brazilian twins. shout out to beatrice and steve. they're identical, not fraternal. anyway, the government destroy

as for mocking paul pelosi what he was attacked by an intruder in his own. his level of real personal contempt. however, teddy roosevelt said that the presidency was about disinterested service for people all over the nation. meaning, you have to be able to pull yourself out of it. and joe biden has 60 days, in effect, to project to americans that this is larger than him and donald trump. >> right after the meeting trump announces that he had not announced at that point, tulsa gabbard or matt gaetz. i wonder if joe biden would have behaved that way if that had happened. i'm curious what you think about that. what you make of trump's timing? he waited until after that meeting. >> it's probably the meeting. it may also be affected donald trump had just lost something, which is in the senate, johnson was elected. not the person that donald trump wanted in a job. and really, a reminder for all of us, that the senate is becoming more and more an essential institution in putting up the guardrails around donald trump's presidency. >> and of course we were saying th

. >> no way to vet them and people have forgotten even nancy pelosi's husband paul pelosi was attackedsomeone in the country illegally. the district attorney up in san francisco came out and said we'll protect that person from talking to the federal government on immigration. this policy is insane. when you have uzbekistan national coming in on a boat and we're not vetting them on purpose. that's crazy. you ran the quote from mayor wu in boston. we've seen her on the news plenty of times. her knee jerk -- she has forgotten what it means to be a mayors. the mayors of san francisco and oakland were just recently booted out of office because they forgot what it means to be mayor. one of my favorite things about being mayor is talking to my neighbors to make sure we put policies in place that improve their lives and making their lives safer. in california they're doing the exact opposite. in sacramento, in fact in newsom's most rent purchase for his home no county they're getting altitude sickness from the ivory tower they are sitting in. we have to bring this back down and have grounded,

he said people have forgotten, even nancy pelosi's husband, paul pelosi, was attacked by someone in theountry illegally. i mean, he had a lot to say last hour. i respect what the american people have said loud and clear, and they were answering back to an offer by then-candidate donald trump. back in january he was saying it, he's going to use the illegal aliens act of 1798 to get rid of people in this country expeditiously. you can look at the litmus test that everybody had to pass under obama, and that was, if you committed another crime coming to this country after breaking illegally, he would deport you, and he did. got the nickname deport or-in-chief. trump has to keep the promise he made to american people and people are expecting them to do that and even some democratic mayors would like for him to get rwith it. >> kayleigh: the mayor of boston, then you have the governor of massachusetts, governor healey. they are all saying we are going to buck the trump administration. let's pull up this ice.gov headline. this is biden's i.c.e. "arrests colombian citizen charged with sex crime

this particularly cropped up after the the the attack on paul pelosi, the husband of former speaker nancy pelosi. that individual of course, went through the legal process prosecuted for that, for that incident. after that we did see some more funds open up for lawmakers on capitol hill. but i suspect that will continue to hear this conversation. and have lawmakers look for more resources and more funds because, again, we are still seeing these flurry of threats. >> josh, i want to move to you and talk also about transition and the sort of transition going on at the white house, what have you learned so far about how the trump team is thinking about ethics? this has come up in terms of some of the conversations with departments, where you have to kind of sign a pledge to say, we're going to follow this rule or that rule. what can you tell us hey, there good morning, and thank you for having me and apologies for being at a hotel room in palm beach. >> this is the life of following trump right now. so, i mean, that's a bit of a flex, but i appreciate that. well, i wouldn't go that far. i wo

pelosi. [applause] after raising five children with her beloved husband, paul, and leading to the california democratic party nancy pelosi became san francisco's tireless champion in congress. as the first woman speaker of the house that she has shepherded some of our nation's most consequential laws by keeping coalitions together and standing with set up to presidents of both parties. [ laughter]] her resolve on january 6, 2021 helped guide america through one of our darkest days. for her efforts to protect freedom and democracy, nancy pelosi will be known forever as the greatest speaker of the house in american history. [applause] [applause] jane rigby. [applause] a daughter of the great state of delaware, jane rigby's passion for astronomy began as a child peering at the stars through a small telescope in a soybean field. following her instincts and imagination, she has become a pioneering astrophysicist now managing the james webb space telescope, the most powerful telescope ever launched into space. a brilliant, prolific author, dr. rigby is an inspiration and tireless champion for the l

drugs there, yes, you want to open the guys files, fine, go to pelosi find out what happened to paul pelosihere are so many incidents that are shoved under the rug because it's another party other than republicans. >> mary in pensacola florida, good morning. >> good morning, thank you for taking my call. and yes, i do feel like matt gaetz should be exposed. i followed every since trump came into office and i've been listening to everything every single day. another thing i wanted to say they may put a man on the moon, mars, whatever you want to put them in they may buy a ticket to go to mars or the moon or whatever but i wanted tell you one thing you cannot buy a ticket to heaven. if you are religious christian person you know who's right and who's wrong you've seen too much on this tv to shut your eyes and say it is okay, all these things that are coming out and all these people that are put in all these offices that trump is going to put them in, you know that they're not qualified people, you need to wake up, this is crazy. other countries are going to take over user like russia and they

find out what happened to paul pelosi.here are some incidents that are shoved under the rug because it is another party other than republicans. >> mary in pensacola, florida, democrat, good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i do feel matt gaetz should be exposed. i have followed since trump came into office and i have been listening to everything every day. another thing i wanted to say, they may put a man on the moon or mars or wherever you want to put him. go to mars or the moon or whatever, but i will tell you one thing. you cannot buy a ticket to heaven. if you are religious, christian person, you know who is right and who is wrong. you have seen too much on the tv to shut your eyes and say it is ok. all these things that are coming out, all these people put in all these offices that trump is going to put them in, we know they are not qualified people. we need to wake up. this is crazy. other countries are going to take over us, like russia. they are playing trump like he is a puppet. i think elon musk is

he retweeted the thing about paul pelosi getting hit with a hammer, that it was a conspiracy theory right before going to hollywood heidi klum halloween party where she was dressed as a worm and then he started to get pushback, which elan had never gotten before. no one had ever said something negative to ellen before. he went up on stage with dave chappelle and was famously booed off the stage. and this affected him enormously. he came back to twitter, he was depressed. he was upset, and he started to strike out at the world around him. he threw all these journalists off of twitter in the middle of the night. so although he was supposed to be about free speech, he was like going through and just throwing people off that he didn't like for a night because they were talking about this story about his where his jet was going. if you remember the elon jet phenomenon. and so everything kind of twisted in turn to the point where he tweeted out a poll saying, should i remain ceo? and he expected everyone to vote yes and most people voted no. he got so upset that he locked himself in. you know,

pelosi. [applause] after raising five children with her beloved husband, paul, and leading to the california democratic party nancy pelosi became san francisco's tireless champion in congress. as the first woman speaker of the house that she has shepherded some of our nation's most consequential laws by keeping coalitions together and standing with set up to presidents of both parties. [ laughter]] her resolve on january 6, 2021 helped guide america through one of our darkest days. for her efforts to protect freedom and democracy, nancy pelosi will be known forever as the greatest speaker of the house in american history. [applause] [applause] jane rigby. [applause] a daughter of the great state of delaware, jane rigby's passion for astronomy began as a child peering at the stars through a small telescope in a soybean field. following her instincts and imagination, she has become a pioneering astrophysicist now managing the james webb space telescope, the most powerful telescope ever launched into space. a brilliant, prolific author, dr. rigby is an inspiration and tireless champion for the l

just like in 2023, donald trump mocking paul pelosi for being bludgeoned nearly to death.line. i will ask the question they think is a fair question to ask, who raised these people? >> yeah. >> because they were not raised by anybody in my neighborhoods that i grew up, any middle class neighborhoods that i grew up in. these people were not there. they were not raised -- i mean, they weren't in the classes i went to growing up. in elementary or middle or high school or college. they just weren't there. that wasn't the america i grew up in, where people would laugh at the idea of people of the press getting shot. like everybody would sit around, like, what's he talking about? or, again -- >> laughing at the puerto rican joke. >> laughing at the puerto rican joke, that puerto ricans are a pile of trash. or laughing at this 82, 83-year-old man being bludgeoned nearly to death? that's an applause line? that's a laugh line? again, again, who are these people? where are they coming from? who raised them? how did donald trump twist their point of view so much in nine years, that t

paul ryan gong. these are the types of things that have been tradition. nancy pelosi has been this democratic backbencher but has not carried it that way. she has been a force on television and she was potentially pivotal in president biden's this vision to stand down as democratic nominee for the white house and remains this powerful operator, working alongside the rest of her caucus and the leadership. that's. untraditional they may still be trying to navigate that. you have mitch mcconnell, now a rank-and-file senator with a vote. how does that work in concert with john thune? it will be fascinating to find out. but who are the dissenting voices in the republican caucus for the more controversial things donald trump wants to do? we saw in president trump's first term susan collins and lisa murkowski were dissenting voices, does mitch mcconnell join that group? senate republicans can lose only three republican votes and get that majority for things donald trump wants to do. if mitch mcconnell sometimes joins the caucus of dissenters, there is very little they can do

some people were asking paul ryan to run for president. no one was asking nancy pelosijob is the opposition and your job is to fight it out for congress. i think it's a waste of time to find out the next standard bearer in terms of the presidency, the fight is going to be governing in congress and jeffries and schumer, the spotlight is on them. >> is it also about the infrastructure of the party, they choose to run campaigns. 2026 is going to come very fast. >> sure. we have to think about the way we communicate. in this era, you should be talking about the economy and what you're going to do for people, not about the fight for democracy, or calling donald trump a fascist, no one knows what that word means first of all, let's back up. let's focus on kitchen table pocketbook issues. that is our way back to the majority. that is our way back to the white house. not these other fringe issues we keep talking about that don't mean anything to most americans. >> one of the most interesting things i read in the last 24 hours is that it was barron who you don't see very often,

obviously, pelosi's plural would suggest that he's talking about not only you, but your husband, paulwas attacked two years ago and this week, we should note the man who brutally attacked your husband has been given a life sentence without the possibility of parole. um yes. >> so what was your reaction when he said that you were part of the. you and paul were part of the enemy within well nothing is surprising coming from him, but you have to remember when paul was attacked and before we even knew if he was dead or alive uh, what's his name was making a joke of it on the social media. >> he and his children and the republican governor of virginia and the elon musk, they were making a joke of it, and they thought that was funny. so there's something sick about all of this, but you know what? we don't agonize. we organize. we just have to win this election. and every day that he these last days, when people are really keenly aware and paying attention, works in the favor of kamala harris, of the those who are breaking from the undecided are breaking overwhelmingly for her. >> why do you

paul. >> as we await his remarks, i'm curious about something else that i have heard from democrats today. i asked congressman clyburn about it and his response to what nancy pelosieaker emeritus, told the new york times. he seemed to agree with her, that there should have been a primary process, that perhaps that could have made a difference, either in strengthening her as a candidate or in there being a process of elimination by which perhaps even a stronger your perspective? >> you know, i could argue this either way. i honestly think that the short timeline for the campaign was a gift in a way. they got to move quickly. they got to move swiftly. i cannot tell you how exhausting these campaigns become when i did the clinton campaign. that was a two-year campaign with an entire primary process. we had to go to the general. i also completely understand how 98 or 100 days is not a lot of time to get a campaign organized. what i do know for sure, for the next presidential campaign for 2028, there will be a primary and the democratic primary electorate will have, i am sure, a full suite of excellent candidates to choose from. so, we should get excited about that an

paul so democrats have been accused of downplaying and lying about the border crisis, repeatedly saying for year that it's secure. it's not. it's a crime scene. it's criminality there. the washington post just gave nancy pelosi for claiming illegal crossings dropped under biden and they are four times higher under biden versus trump. so, what do you make of trump's first term. what do you make of that? americans are getting hurt and killed in this border crisis. democrats threat it like inconvenient truths just like rounding errors, as lethal cartels. the border is a widespread crime scene of drug and human trafficking. watt do you think? >> it's no surprise that the democrats would say that, because they have been saying that all along. they refuse to come out to the border. we posted many many republican senators and members of the house so they could see firsthand exactly what this administration had done to dismantle the policies that president trump put in place that made it the most secure border. they saw it for themselves. the democrats did not want to come down here, because they knew if they did, they wouldn't be able to lie about it anymore, because they would have known better, having seen it fir

paul ryan gong. these are the types of things that have been tradition. nancy pelosieen this democratic backbencher but has not carried it that way. she has been a force on television and she was potentially pivotal in president biden's this vision to stand down as democratic nominee for the white house and remains this powerful operator, working alongside the rest of her caucus and the leadership. that's. untraditional they may still be trying to navigate that. you have mitch mcconnell, now a rank-and-file senator with a vote. how does that work in concert with john thune? it will be fascinating to find out. but who are the dissenting voices in the republican caucus for the more controversial things donald trump wants to do? we saw in president trump's first term susan collins and lisa murkowski were dissenting voices, does mitch mcconnell join that group? senate republicans can lose only three republican votes and get that majority for things donald trump wants to do. if mitch mcconnell sometimes joins the caucus of dissenters, there is very little they can do. host