my exclusive interview with house democratic leader, nancy pelosi. this is the ebb show. stay tune. we will be right back. >>> more analysis of the republican debate with the panel coming up. nancy pelosi on income inequality, republican obstruction in congress and her plans to take back the house in 2012. stay tuned. >>> in the debate tonight in iowa, the republican candidates went after president obama on foreign policy again and again they said he is weak. >> president obama's actions invited war. >> absolutely. the right course under obama's pants is to shrink our military. if we -- the world will be safer. >> if we had a 11 missiles fired in the united states, this president might as well say, maybe we could communicate and you would like s'mores. >> this administration has absolutely boggle the. >> i am at present joined by richard wolf . also joining us tonight, john smoltz, chairman of voice vote vets and iraq war veterans. let's start with you. a lot of saber rattling going on. when i listen to santorum, i thought we would hit by the iranians in about ten minutes. the depic

gingrich and pelosi were speakers. nancy pelosi is now the democratic leader in the house. saying pelosi was clirly referring to the extensive am of information that is in the public record, including the comprehensive committee report with which the public may not be fully aware. all of the other campaigns already had that report. they're preparing whether or not they'll use it but now they have it. do you think, gloria, the democrats know he is combustible. the democrats know he gets mad when you question his past. does nancy pelosi say wait for the day. is she planting a seed? is it on purpose? >> i think she is planting a seed. and, but it is clear that everybody knows that the history is there. i think the question with the romney campaign right now, it's not really about nancy pelosi. it is about mitt romney. what does mitt romney do? he's been calling him a career politician. actually, i would think that the way to confront newt gingrich would not be on the career politician but would be on this question of powe

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i want to thank speaker pelosi. for us, she will always be speaker pelosi. the mayor, and a number of those from the ntc. thank you. on behalf of the ntc, of like to take -- think the best take this opportunity to thank the u.s. housing and urban and sustainable development. i want to think a very diverse bird of nonprofit partners that were very hard to make this possible. that includes the san francisco foundation's great communities caliber to, equity groups, including the council would community housing organizations. mission development agency, chinatown community development centers, as well as business interest including the silicon valley leadership group and the bay area council. this grant will allow our region to connect very important elements that are all connected. jobs, job training, and housing with our transit system this will allow us to give families a chance to catch me by transit. it will support the development of new housing that is close to transit, as well as the jobs that are close to transit, and in the process to help prevent exis

pelosi. trying to do this to -- this is speaker vs. speaker. remember spy vs. spy? this is speaker vs. speaker. actually i do metaphorically politically. >> bill: it was pretty nasty though. >> polywalnut. so here is what i think is going on. first of all, he yes, would she like to take out newt gingrich? of course, she hated his guts. a lot of people in congress really loathed newt gingrich when he was speaker. that includes republicans who have serious problems with him and his leadership. what i think is more important here, this is sort of the subtext of what she is doing. she is trying to resurrect the wars of the 1990s where gingrich is right in the center. he was a hot rod of controversy. this was the war surroundings the clintons, the wars in congress. contract with america and so on o. she thinks by doing this even though she had to back off of it because under the ethics rules she can't present anything in the public domain. she is trying to remind voters, look. do you really want t

i want to thank leader pelosi. i want to think secretary shinseki in the whole veterans administration for working together with us. because it will happen right here at the local level. again, i want to thank our veterans, the men and women who serve in the armed forces. we will be there for you right here in san francisco. thank you very much. [applause] >> our next speaker needs little introduction. since 1987, nancy pelosi has represented california's eighth district in the house of representatives. overwhelmingly elected by her colleagues in the fall of 2002 as the democratic leader of the house of representatives. nancy pelosi is the first woman in american history to lead a major party in the u.s. congress. on january 4, 2007, she was elected as the first woman to serve as the speaker of the house. since 2010, she has served as the democratic leader. leader pelosi has been -- [applause] leader pelosi has been a longtime supporter of veterans, but she has also been a longtime supporter of homeless veterans. i

earlier tonight leader pelosi told us that this is the end. end when it comes to extending -- that the bush tax cuts will finally be gone and we would restore the old rates during the clinton years? >> what can i tell you? certainly so. the idea that we continue with a $15 trillion national debt to give huge tax breaks to millionaires and billionaires is incomprehensible. so i would hope that the president and the democrats remain strong on this issue. >> it's a campaign winner. >> absolutely. >> and the democrats, you have got -- you're an independent, but you caucus with the democrats. they have all the polling with them when it comes to getting more money out of the wealthy, when it comes to the income divide, when it comes to all of these issues, and there just can't be a cave-in. i mean, that's what i continually -- >> i will do my best. >> i know you do. >> to try to make sure that doesn't happen again. >> senator, good to have you with us tonight. thanks so much. bernie sanders from vermont. that's "the ed show." i'm ed schultz. you can

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i m leader pelosi's district rector in san francisco. i've been with the for about nine years, and we are excited to put on this forum today to help people learn how they can access credit and capital for their small business. click background on some of what was accomplished in the last congress when later closing was speaker of the house. she had had 16 tax cuts signed into law to help small businesses grow and thrive. as we know, during the last 15 years, small businesses account for about 2/3 of the job growth in our country, but when the bush recession hits in 2009, 2010, small businesses were hit particularly hard. small businesses are the center of her agenda. congress under her leadership gave 27 million small businesses tax cuts. two main pieces of legislation -- the small businesses jobs act in the information you have, will create a total of 500,000 jobs and create eight tax cuts. they are all described in the packet you have. also, unleashing up to $300 billion in credit for small businesses to access. there are another eight

i know a lot of about him, pelosi said. i served on the investigative committee that investigated him. four of us locked into n a room for year. a thousand pages of this stuff. >> i want to thank speaker pelosi for what i regard as an early christmas gift. >> beginning rich responded that the house should reputate her comments, using the office to damage his candidacy. >> we don't always see eye to eye, do we newt? >> no. >> the sign the two former speakers aren't as chummy as their days battling climate change in this ad. >> and gingrich went on to say that during those investigations into the house of his leadership, that he was basically cleared of nearly all of the charges, just one wolf, that he said he was found to be in violation of in the meantime, newt gingrich is also in search of campaign cash here in new york, given the fact he is going to be potentially fighting with mitt romney across the country for this gop nomination, he will need more than just good poll numbers to come out on top. >> if the republicans no

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the first is nancy pelosi. when she first came into congress her net worth was around $3 million. in the 20 years she has served after that her net worth has gone up 870 6% which means on a compounded basis averaging 24% return on investment every year. i think george soros or worn by federal me would kill for that type of return. so a dramatic increase in wealth. have at least a large part of that is connected to her political position. what about a republican? the speaker of the house immediately before her dennis faster from illinois when he became speaker in the late nineties had a net worth around $300,000. when he laughed less than one decade later it was in the millions and could be close to the 11 million. he did not in your money or win the lottery it is a function of him leveraging his position in order to enrich himself. those are two individuals but there are multiple other side talk about in the but. i name people from both parties this comes from their public financial disclosures and comparing their activities with what they work on with legislation and to sensitive

conversation about newt gingrich, speaker pelosi said.erved on the investigative committee that investigated him. four of us locked in a room in an undisclosed location for a year. a thousand pages of his stuff. gingrich was quick to pounce on that one with an interesting choice of words. >> i want to thank speaker pelosi for what i regard as an early christmas gift. if she's suggesting she's going to use material she developed while on the ethics committee, that is a fundamental violation of the rule of the house and i would hope members would immediately file charges against her the second she does it. >> so does nancy pelosi intend to release secret information about the former speaker? here's her official answer. quotes, leader pelosi was clearly referring to the extensive amount of information that is in the public record, including the comprehensive committee report with which the public may not be fully aware. well, this is the sort of sharp, threatening counterpunch newt gingrich would deliver, let's face it, in a presidential deb

leader pelosi, i just want to thank you. every effort is so precious now. we want to really appreciate every moment that we can, especially at times like these where resources are so limited that we can leverage this with so many opportunities. she will talk to you about the challenges with the funds. all across the country, we're trying to use those monies and the most demonstrative way. the best thing we can do is bring more people about. that is what i have been all about. i am so glad to take this opportunity to introduce our leader, leader pelosi. thank you very much for coming. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much, mr. mayor. and this program we're introducing, and want to return the compliment back to the mayor and thank him for his leadership, congratulate you on your recent election and for the successful first year. again, thank you, mr. mayor. let's acknowledge the mayor. [applause] as i listened to patricia, to jared, mayor green, abag -- did i say it? and our mayor, and especially, with all due respect, to everyone, to gail gilman, as e

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. >> i want to start with the spat between nancy pelosi and newt gingrich over his ethics violations. what is the latest on that and how much could those ethics violations hurt him in the long run? >> it seems like we're reliving the 1990s all over again, a time when i think we said before you and i couldn't even vote when all this was going on. >> we weren't yet born, luke. just kidding. >> we were born. >> show over. >> continue. continue onwards. >> but nancy pelosi a few days ago said in an interview up here and sort of a tongue in cheek way talking about the possibility of newt gingrich being the republican nominee, how a lot of democrats would welcome that because of all the ethical baggage he had in the 1990s. she was a member of the ethics committee that investigated newt gingrich back then. it started in 1994, went through 1997. it was about whether or not newt gingrich improperly used a tax deductible dollars for political purposes, specifically teaching a class at georgia college that had some political overtones for a pac that he was associated with and then lying to the h