an honored esteemed audience to support lgbt rights globally i want to acknowledge skeet and nancy pelosi and governor jerry brown mayor ed lee congress bruce from peru and member of paramount physique me from norway and charlotte for being here. (clapping.) >> i'd like to thank our fantastic lunch host committee that has been spiritual in planning this event stewart milks and cliff and joyce and charles radcliff (clapping.) at the looking towards the next generation of leadership certifying i didn't for mipgz camp to be here with us thank you for doing that as a young gay man grouping in the deep south of the united states i never thought i'd see the day the supreme court would legalize this my partner and i are here and overjoyed and hokd for lgbt rights in 76 countries same sex are criminalized in 7 some are permissible by death and institutionalized discrimination and attitudes exist across the world in all exacts of the folks lives in health care and education and jobs and monk families our goal today is to you honor the secretary generally so for the lgbt rights combroebl and r glob

leaders pelosi talked about the history of 37 years ago in city hauling haul that bust of my uncle takes away all my heartbreak when i quack in here he locations down on amazing events line and looking at leadership leader pelosi and all of those years a strong vibrant spreert (clapping.) president kennedy said as we've heard him one of my favorite quote and one of the things that really that inspired us creating the harvey milk metal was the president kennedy said community is really genocide on who they honor on who they recognize who they celebrate and so today it is really our great honor to celebrate someone at his core this message availability of who's who are marginalized and diminished obamacare who will not be included that's the heart of free and equal campaign a campaign that is not only where we have a crack in the door but the campaign that goes where that oppose is so small snow light coupling into the room i've been on the ground radio my brothers and sisters around the world and e-mails this morning when i got from asia from the mideast had me in tears people heard the s

when pelosi we didn't know she was going to do this. i was watching her speech at the end of the first round of the debates when she came out against taa something they insisted had to be part of this and try to sink the bill by going after that. that's when i realized this was in trouble and that's when kevin and i right there on the floor mccarty we decided let's go with the vote. i won't go until the details here and we went to ron ron kind to really exercise courage and leadership in this thing. we went to ron and said we are going to have this done anyway, are you guys with those? we had the vote any way, prove that we have the votes that the votes and i think because we did doubt that gives the ability to come back and separate the two issues so they couldn't play the sabotage game and then get it done. there was isaiah 20 minute moment where i wasn't sure between when she said no tpa went down and we decided to bring the vote up anyway and be passive. once we pass it i realized we could find a way to get this done. >> were you di

[inaudible] mayor lee, who is the [inaudible] and the wonderful wonderful nancy pelosi the leader from washington but in san francisco. ambassadors conslet general, elected officials and distinguished guest squz that includes avenue wn cht we well quh you to celebrate the 70 anniversary of the signing of the nations charter here in wonderful san francisco. we thank the pacific boys course for a wonderful start. and secretary general, we welcome you to california and hope you remember when you were a teenager and that wasn't so laupg ago, that you were a exchange student and nearby nuvauto. you learned lot since then and we are happy to have you back at the secretary general. we'd like to recognize the ambassadors that are here from around the world that are ambassador tooz had united nations. may i ask you to stand, please? we in san francisco would like to acknowledge our partnership with the united nations for this celebration of the 70th anniversary and welcome the founer and chairman of the united nations foundation, ted turner. ted, are you here? all right. you know you could have

guest: it's very good with nancy pelosi, steny hoyer, and others. that is the other thing, i am not seeing any of these desertions on policy become personal. i have not felt any impersonal problem. even coming out of committee meetings, the science committee or the natural resources committee, i may have voted against a republican friends bill, and you come out into the hall together and realize these are classes in philosophy, but it's not personal. host: when you ran for the house, you had a pretty contentious primary. how did you win? guest: campaigns our message and message delivery. the message that works the best for me was 40 years in business, lieutenant governor of the state, overseas ambassador. no one else had the resume and the experience to hit the ground running. we needed a congressman who would not be a newbie but someone who could be a factor right away, and that message work. i also spent every waking minute running. i didn't read any books or watch any television or do anything else for those months, and it worked. guest: you -- h

but san francisco congratulation to you all and thank you for coming >> from congresswoman nancy pelosilease welcome alex lazzaro to say a few words (clapping) >> thank you tilly ambassador congress is in session and she says this is a great moment for san francisco as we complete the transformation of doyle drive and open the new presidio parkway that parkway insures safety in a earthquake and eliminates the proximate causes for the offer 1 thousand vehicles this represents the best of our city our initiative thinking and imperial spirit the respect for the natural resources and beneficial partners between the public and private sector i was proud for this fight in congress to carry one hundred and thirty in the act and others and an initiative hundred and $50 million for this alone for the public-private partnering as we enjoy traveling along the new presidio parkway construction continues with extensive landscaping and restoration that will integrate the roadway into our magnificent presidio connecting the post with the field and establishing 13 acres of new presidio parklands as the

peeker, was nancy pelosi. ers who what led to that. earlier today republicans dropped plans to vote on allowing confederate flags to be displayed at federal cemeteries in states that observe confederate memorial day0. g.o.p. leaders decided not to hold the vote. a little later leader pelosi pushed a measure to remove all state flags contain anything portion of a confederate nag from the house side of the capitol. for instance mississippi which has a rebel flag in the corner. analysts say republicans tabled that by voting to send it to committee. a spokesman for speaker boehner accused pelosi of a quote cheech political stunt. leader pelosi says she hopes the house will move ahead with the measure. >>> a new study shows kind cybercrime is hurting more businesses an they ever and a remind are that no matter what they may say there's no evidence that anything yesterday was an attack of any kind. if that change wes'll let you now. between now and then, there's a lot of that. we'll be back. dominique wilkins, are taking charge of their type

pelosi: good morning, everyone. two days ago early in the morning an historic nuclear agreement was anounts -- announced by the p-5 plus one and that is the product of years of tough, bold clear-eyed leadership on the part of president obama. i've closely examined this document and it will have my strong support. members are reading the document now. this is the document to hear, not that long, past the annexes, very important. i'm very proud of the attention, the careful attention that our members are giving to the document, to the joint comprehensive plan of action. congratulations to president obama, to the leaders of the p-5 plus one, all of the countries. and i want to commend secretary kerry and secretary moniz for their exceptional leadership throughout these negotiations. we had two really talented experienced leaders at the table. more than two. but those two, senator kerry, a long-term senator with experience on foreign affairs committee, as we know, chairman, and secretary moniz, one of the foremost autho

the only people we received responses from was nancy pelosi and jackie spears. out of 275 letters two people responded. nancy pelosi's response was that they had every intention of restoring financial aid to students but we have only had cuts. we realize the moment us battle. we are still trying to education and sending students to department of rehabilitation to try to get their tuition covered through that process, however our experience is 50/50. it depends on the students. we found they have to jump through hurdles and while we recommend it, some students give up. last year we went through all of our sclips -- scholarships for disabled students which was $400000. there are now talks of gpa increases for students to continue receiving financial aid. which would be above the 2.0 limit which is the basic fee. our opinion is getting harder and harder for disabled students to have an education. while we are grateful to the universities for trying to implement policy to continue students getting financial aid, we continue to fight that. we know there are administr

nancy pelosi trying to politicize this. she's calling it the donald trump act.all about kate steinle. >> it is. >> kate steinle was killed in -- nancy pelosi is the congresswoman from san francisco. we're talking about her constituent. and she's dishonoring kate steinle's memory by politicizing it. brad steinle was on and talked about the fact that he appreciates what donald trump has done. and calls it exactly what it is kate's law. >> actually respect him, he had the decency to call. calleded a couple of times. and, you know it's more than done. but this isn't donald trump's policy. this had isn't donald trump's law. this is kate's law. it's very cut and clear. it's to keep convicted felons that are illegal immigrants out of our country or in jail. it's very simple. >> it is very simple. by the way, it was july 7th that bill o'reilly asked all of you out to sign a petition putting forward kate's law. over 600,000 of you signed that petition. and it was actually addressed to senator mitch mcconnell and john boehner. july 7th. nancy pelosi in her hometown knocki

in this particular case, obviously i'm with nancy pelosi.frank has come out and to see the cumbersome regulation not just for wall street but also for regional banks, community banks. the effects that has had on wall street and small business that you can say in any way, shape or form that the government has been soft on wall street and the constituents it affects. >> john this is kayla tausche. you mentioned that dodd/frank is one reason why she might be hesitant to be so critical of wall street and the fallacy of some of the regulation but there's also this sense that she does need some fund raising from wall street. but i take it that idea didn't really go over well with her office? >> no, i mentioned that in the story. and of course, it's standard when you look at all of the ramifications of political stances that people take fund raising into account. because that's one of the realities of washington. and she's a veryfundraiser. and one of her aides says that's unfair. you shouldn't link her position on policy with her fund raising. and

california governor jerry brown minoritity leader nancy pelosi and u.s. secretary general ban ki-moon. at 8:00, hear a brooklyn classroom lecture on the revolutionary wars on how individual personalities supplies and timing influenced the outcome of major battles and sunday afternoon at 4:00 on real america a look back at a 1960 film featuring actor and performer joe brown about a nationwide search for old circus wagons and the circus world museum's efforts to restore them in time for a july 4 parade in milwaukee. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. >> announcer: in june, 1945, world war ii was still being naught the pacific, although the allied powers had declared victory in europe. 50 countries, including the united states, france, united kingdom and soviet union gathered in san francisco to sign the united nations charter. up next, u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon is joined by san francisco mayor edwin lee, california governor jerry brown and house minority leader nancy pelosi to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the united nations. hosted by

representative pelosi: thank you very much, governor brown. on behalf of the congress of the united states, it is my privilege to bring greetings to and congratulations to all of those gathered here on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the creation of the united nations. many more of my colleagues would be here, but at this moment they are accompanying president obama to charleston, south carolina to , to be with people there as we mourn the loss that was suffered this past week in that community. and we do that sitting here in this city hall, a place that has been the scene of a hate crime too. over 37 years ago. and that is why it makes the supreme court decision today all the more momentous and spectacular for all of us here and as martin luther king said, nobody says it better than he, the arc of history bends slowly but it bins toward justice. -- bends toward justice. what a great morning we have had to erase some of the sorrow we have been carrying. [applause] i am very honored to welcome the secretary-general, to join in welcoming

he is a great guy. >> so pelosi was okay? >> they are good people.eeing evolution in the politics with marie and arnold's i shared the chief of protocol. and that was exciting. >> so you all got along pretty much out there. >> when he this they asked us do you find sharing. >> i wasn't going to turn down arnold and maria. >> although maria doesn't look real happy there. probably caught her on a bad day. go back these people on fox news channel might be different. >> yes he. >> this is true. job now they are probably going ah-ha. >> looking askance. word of the day kimberly guilfoyle, everyone. fascinating background. >> did you know that a fox news correspondent once advised johnny carson? >> i had to go to the tonight show every single night. david letterman was just getting his start. joan rivers was filling in. it was probably the most exciti >>> thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. in the did you know that tonight the fox business network has a hit show called strange inheritance anchored by jamie colby. she has amazing story that featu

leroy ran nancy pelosis first campaign when she went to congress. she always loved leroy. she recently did a speech on the floor of congress talking about leroy king who was a good friend oof nancy pelosi. lee row told me a story, you never know the obstuicals people have to go through in life. when leroy and his wife came to the city, leroy being african american and his wife was white and at that time a black person couldn't rent the apart so leroys wife would have to rent the aparnlt and 6 or 7 times they found she was married to leroy and had to move. finally they took it to court but leroy chs that kind of guy and to leroy all people mattered and i ask as soon as we are done i think it is appropriate to have a moment for leroy and also for the people who [inaudible] >> i first met leroy on nancy pelosis first congrgzal campaign, but then he continued to serve as a mentor and advisor. was one of my first supporters when i ran for had board of sfr visors and i was honored to have the support of someone who i so admiresed. i think fwt leroy and his activism and how he st

speaker boehner, leader pelosi leader reid, thank you for your leadership.itment to the men and women of the department of defense for which we are ever grateful. and your work to honor veterans from the vietnam era and other wars. members of congress, distinguished guests, colleagues from the department of defense past and present, members of the vietnam commission advisory committee, thank you for being here. in q2 the organizers partners of this important event and thousands like it's across the country. and the entire vietnam commemoration effort. and most importantly to the vietnam veterans and their families who joined us. you honor us with your presence. in a year of anniversaries, this year marks the 150th anniversary of the end of our civil war, the 70th anniversary of the end of world war ii, the 65th anniversary of the start of the korean war today we gather to remember the vietnam war and to honor those who served in it. we remember the 50th anniversary of president johnson's order establishing the vietnam service ribbon and we honor our 7.2 mill

a programming note though we expect to hear from nancy pelosi and other u.s. house democratic leaders shortly about the interior spending bill and a confederate flag amendment that got the bill pulled from consideration today. as well as a resolution from nancy pelosi that she offered today about the flag. we'll interrupt the south carolina house debate to bring you leader pelosi live shortly when that takes place on capitol hill. now, though, it's the south carolina house debate. the final hours from last night leading up to the vote. a vote that took place after midnight. >> ms. cobb-hunter has a parliamentary inquiry. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker i rise to make a parliamentary inquiry, if i may. given the fact that by two votes we are unable to, indeed, offer an alternative to those who would seek one is there any other way that that could be done tonight other than at the appropriate once more to recur to the morning hours? >> ms. cobb-hunter, in one hour you can make that same motion that would be -- >> just to follow-up on that then. so would i

pelosi: that was the rumor that it would be pulled out, we'll see. but they'll pass a bill we'll pass a bill and we'll go to conference. perhaps we can go to conference with our -- i think we would want to go to conference with something stronger than our five-month bill. this is going to take some time. that's why we're just say, let's take the time, let's get the job done but in the meantime don't let the trust fund run out and don't let the ex-im bank expire. >> are you aware of the tens of bolves dollars being spent in research what do you say to your members in terms of holding tirm -- firm? you took a lot of heat on the health care bill. it what is your message to them in this august recess in the face of the adversity they're going to encount her ms. pelosi: i don't stipulate that the health care bill is why we didn't win in 2010. there were many things that relate to, we saved the country, passing the tarp bill, probably one of the most unpopular bills i had to convince members to vote for and the republicans took a walk from their own presid

harvey milk and the members of the harvey milk foundation honorable governor jerry brown and leader pelosi and honorable mayor, mayor ed lee delegates and excellence sisters and the ambassadors of the for coming from united nations thank you for you're coming and joining a dear friends i truly honored by this legislature lunch and your recognition by this metal and you really gives me the opportunity to motivate myself and find myself better to work for free and human rights for everyone and i'm especially thrilled to be with you on today of. >> days for a day we celebrate not only the part of the united nations but marriage equality for all americans (clapping.) truly this is a day for the history books when i woke up this morning knowing that this is a historic decision and wasn't sure of the decision fortunate time after 3 hours ahead for me, i was immediately able to see the news then i had from abc interview today, this morning and thought what should i say so this is not i said he wanted to say i didn't say or but wanted to repeat what i said he wanted to tell you i like the decision

nancy pelosi: good afternoon. today we had action on the floor. i presented a privilege resolution that would have captured the action put forth two weeks ago. it was referred to the committee on house administration never to be heard from again. that is intolerable. i put forth mr. thompson's similar resolution and that was referred to the committee of house administration. it has to be doubt with expeditiously, we hope. but we shall see. i had an inquiry to ask what is the status of the resolution of two weeks ago, they were not prepared. the chair said he could not tell us anything about that. here we are on the 147th anniversary of the 14th amendment, which guarantees equal protection under the law here we are on the day when the state of south carolina by an act of legislature and the signature of the governor will be taking down the flag. the house of representatives republicans in the house voting down in the discussion of the battle flag and the capital of the united states. i couldn't be prouder of our members. this is a matter of value,

pelosi openly defies federal immigration laws. she supports the anarchy of sanctuary cities and rejects the proposed case law. >> mandatory minimum sentences have not been something i have supported. i support the sanctuary. >> now think about that. think about it. if we disobey the law, we're punished. but nancy pelosi doesn't have to obey federal immigration law, and she's a member of congress? does that sound like justice to you? and what about planned parenthood? they receive half a billion dollars every year from the taxpayer. now we know some of the operations are selling the body parts of aborted babies. there are laws against that. federal laws. is the fbi investigating planned parenthood? has president obama and attorney lynch ordered such an investigation? not that we know of. today yet another undercover video video was released. this showing a planned parenthood doctor describing the harvesting of body parts taken from babies. sometimes more than half way through their pregnancies. >> i don't know if i've ever seen a t

. >> house minority leader nanny pelosi releaseded a statement calling the charges disturbing and that he was a tireless advocate for america's hard working families with more than 20 years of service in the house. pelosi says that fattah stepped down from his post as the ranking democrat on the appropriations committee. sara bloomquist is live outside of city hall what are political loaders saying today? >> they are sad about this, chaka fattah has been a fixture in the political world hire for decaded, he is well likes and has done a lot of good for the region and now his political and personal future hang in the been as he faces years in prison if convicted. >> this is a very very sad moment. >> mayor michael nutter says he has known chaka fattah for more than 35 years today he was complimentary of the 11 year congressman's career and commitment to his constituency. >> he has children a husband and father you think about these things, the impact on the constituents certainly but also your family. >> his election to congress in 1994, fattah served year six years in the pennsylvania s

this one work well, congress is in session i'm looking to be here on behalf of the congresswoman pelosiear friends i'll add my congratulations to celebrate of the opening of broadway-sansome apartments out of the rubble and destation the looifrnt has housed the homeless and other deserving low income individuals and families some of them are here this opening is a critical time in the affordable housing crisis and recognize our equality and affordable housing across san francisco i join you in applauding the chinatown development center for their leadership in stare heading this ambition project and binging hope to many of chinatown's resident your effort will give any deserving san franciscans a new and save place to call home providing save affordable housing is a matter of social and economic justice we must insure respect for every family and justice for all holders and hope for all americans today we build a future of flarns fairness and equal opportunity for all regards nancy pelosi. >> thank you (clapping.) okay. all right. politics is a part of life okay. we have our current com

pelosi throws her full support behind president obama. she says she hopes the congressional view will happen in a thoughtful and nonpartisan way but the deal could still be a tough sell in congress. before house republicans argue the terms of the agreement give iran too much leeway and don't guarantee iran will stay away from pursuing nuclear weapons. >>> president obama today became the first sitting president to visit a federal prison. he did it as part of his push for changes to the criminal justice system. the president met with law enforcement officials and six inmates as he toured the el- leano federal correctional -- el-reno federal correctional institute another oklahoma city. >> a primary driver of this mass incarceration phenomenon is our drug laws are mandatory minimum sentencing around drug laws. and, we have to consider whether this is the smartest way for us to both control crime and rehabilitate individuals. >> earlier this week the president commuted the sentences of 46 nonviolent drug offenders who he said had been given

he left with nancy pelosi.he is really going to be key to -- to the president to try to hold democrats in line to ensure that this deal does not get scuttled in any way. morgan? >> even with support with people like nancy pelosi how is this going to proceed on the hill? >> reporter: well as you said there is this 60-day review period. a vote will take place in september when congress gets back from the august recess and they can pass a joint resolution, they can either approve the deal disapprove it or decide not to vote at all. they can't scuttle the deal but they can stop the president from lifting u.s. sanctions against iran. and this is going to be a very tough to sell for the president. he has threatened to veto any disapproval of this measure, and then what will really have to happen is the democrats -- enough democrats will have to stay in line to sustain that veto. but the white house ultimately morgan does not want a messy political fight in the wake of what the president sees as his signature achievem

pelosi seems very dismissive in that last video.hink it would be a bad thing not to look at every single person involved, both sides. i would just like to hear your thoughts on the matter. thank you very much. guest: so to address your first question, dr. mary gatter is a high-ranking planned parenthood official. i don't know her exact title but as you can see she is taking meetings with medical buyers to discuss fetal tissue. obviously she is high up in the organization and is facing a lot offla flak right now for her comments. just as the first video, they are disturbingly candid for a lunch conversation. going after the issue of investigations, there are two right now in the house. the house commerce committee has already opened an investigation. they are asking to bring these planned parenthood officials to testify, or to at least have briefings with their staff. right now planned parenthood has said it will not offer those employees to come to congress. they are offering other officials from the organization to meet with staffe

gentlemen, the democratic leader of the united states house of representatives, the honorable nancy pelosi brown, representative olson, thank you for giving us this opportunity. it is an honor to be here with all of you. lieutenant general john hudson thank you for your leadership. looking at the program, at all of these names listed here, what a heavy list of honor and courage. how wonderful that we are honoring them today. it is fitting that we come together today in emancipation hall. today marks the 100 and 50th best 150th anniversary of the death of president abraham lincoln. as we gather to pay tribute of the impossible bravery of the doolittle raiders, president lincoln's words ring true as ever. the world will little remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did. [applause] >> i take special pride because it was less than four months after pearl harbor come on april 2, 1942, that the u.s. won its steam out under san francisco bridge. planes never intended to take off from an aircraft carrier planes that could never land back on the carrier, on the hornet, once la

pelosi's opinion, the house did pass legislation that would defund sanctuary cities last week. now it's up to the senate. the question tonight, will republicans in the senate do the right thing and stand up for justice? if they don't, i believe the american people will turn against the gop. the senate and the house will soon embark on vacation until september 8th. so quick action would be good. senate majority leader mcconnell's office tells "the factor" the senate will vote next week on legislation to defund planned parenthood. that's an important vote in light of the horrific videos the country has seen the last month or so. 62% of americans in a rasmussen poll say they disapprove of cities and municipalities defying the feds on immigration law. talking points believes an overwhelming majority of americans support kate's law as well. that's fox news do a poll on kate's law. we should have the results next week. summing up, if the republican party does the right thing, americans will take notice even if the president and the democratic party sabotage the legislation, which is

the vote failed and house speaker john boehner called the move by pelosi a cheap political stunt. back over to you, reena and t.j. >> stephanie ramos live in washington. stephanie, thanks so much. >>> the fbi chief says there were plans for terror attacks here in the u.s. and its agency stopped them. he gives a big part of credit to the recent arrests of isis sympathizers in new jersey, ohio and elsewhere. abc's pierre thomas with the details. >> reporter: fbi director james comey told reporters that about a dozen alleged isis sympathizers were arrested in the weeks leading up to july 4th. he said some had deadly intentions, quote, i do believe our work disrupted efforts to kill people. some of them were focused on the fourth of july. comey declined to identify specific targets but among those arrested before july 4th this college student from queens accused of casing the george washington bridge. the fbi says when agents searched his apartment, they found plans for a pressure cooker bomb like the ones used in the boston marathon attacks. the fbi says it was and is a dangerous sit

the resistance, i think will come from harry reid, nancy pelosi. the democratic leadership and the pro-open borders pro-amnesty lobby. >> you think that reid and pelosi already on the run because they lost congress the last time around, are going to stand up and say we oppose a mandatory a year minimum prison sentence for a criminal alien who is deported and comes back. you really believe they have the can a can a kahunas to stand up there and do that. >> i do. the democratic party is moving away from as a general position mass incarcerations and lengthy prison sentences period. hillary clinton has been on the record just in the last couple of months on this. the second thing is it goes against the broader left agenda. >> i know what goes against it now we are talking very specifically about the murder of a 32-year-old two little kids in a car almost killed. do you think there is going to be opposition, leslie? >> oh, yes. i think there is going to be opposition. and i don't think there is going to be opposition on the left. i mean, isn't it intere

pelosi: good morning, everyone. today as you can imagine a very special occasion for the house democratic caucus. we were pleased to welcome to the full extent of that word secretary hillary clinton, to our caucus for discussion of how we go forward. a good deal of time in the caucus was spent on the economy, the creation of jobs entrepreneurship, and all that goes into making that a success for our country. the secretary pleased the members with her discussion about fairness and growth. growth and fairness, how they are connected. always with our caucus, was very -- members are knowledgeable about their issues and relationship between investing in our children and their education and the success of our economy. the success of women when women succeed, america succeeds. very important. it won't surprise you to know that the subject of iran also came up during the discussion as part of it. but overwhelmingly our discussion was about the economy. so again in gratitude and most welcoming spirit, it is my honor to prese

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pelosi seems very dismissive in that last video. i think it would be a bad thing not to look at every single person involved, both sides. i would just like to hear your thoughts on the matter. thank you very much. guest: so to address your first question, dr. mary gatter is a high-ranking planned parenthood official. i don't know her exact title but as you can see she is taking meetings with medical buyers to discuss fetal tissue. obviously she is high up in the organization and is facing a lot offla flak right now for her comments. just as the first video, they are disturbingly candid for a lunch conversation. going after the issue of investigations, there are two right now in the house. the house commerce committee has already opened an investigation. they are asking to bring these planned parenthood officials to testify, or to at least have briefings with their staff. right now planned parenthood has said it will not offer those employees to come to congress. they are offering other officials from the organization to meet with st

the long lasting quicker picker upper. >>> nancy pelosi followed elizabeth warren's lead. on everything. >> the president is nearing the end of his term but starting to get more and more criticism from democrats. elizabeth warren went after mary jo white. the president's choice to head the sec. do you think that is piling on, scoring political points at the president's expense? do you agree with her on that? >> no. but i'm not in to her case is there. people will express themselves the way they do. that doesn't mean they are speaking for the party. >> some on the left think this administration has been too soft on wall street. the administration has been too close with financial industry. do you agree with that? >> the financial industry doesn't agree with that. there maybe a couple of who say that. but that is not the consensus in that party. i've been the same shade of red for many years. it's time to change it up! hello, golden blonde. shift a shade with nice'n easy. for natural looking color i don't know if blonde has more fun, but i plan to find out this is my body of

dana, your thoughts. >> i thought that was a classic move by nancy pelosi.e a question what could they be investigated for? did they break a law? >> potentially, yes. that's why you have to do the investigation to see what laws they might have violated. when you see something like that -- >> i mean the videomakers. >> not the videomakers. i'm saying planned parenthood. what about planned parenthood? what laws did they break? >> doj announced an investigation into the videomaker. >> the problem is i don't see that there's any law that they broke. the investigation should be on the flip side to what planned parenthood has done. >> let me offer you a suggestion from the psychoward as she was putting me in the last thing, they have nonprofit status with the irs. guess why? because they said that they were created to do investigations into buying medical research on fetal tissue and the like, didn't they? >> what is your point? >> the only thing we've seen so far they go out and do videos intended to besmirch the reputation. >> to look into what's happening. pote

pelosi: may i have a parliamentary inquiry? mr. speaker, parliamentary inquiry. i'll wait until the -- recorded vote. the speaker pro te [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] >> the vote on the motion was 23 to 1976 which means nancy pelosi's resolution to remove confederate flags from the u.s. capitol is being referred to a house committee before any other action. but the controversy over the confederate flag is not over in congress and it could slowdown upcoming spending bills. "politico" reports house republicans are concerned democrats will offer amendments banning the flag from federal cemeteries. the house had been scheduled to consider the financial services spending bill next week. but according to "politico" that bill will likely be pulled from the house floor. unlike, congress -- unlike congress, though, the south carolina legislature was able to reach a consensus on the confederate flag. voting this

pelosi: may i have a parliamentary inquiry? mr. speaker, parliamentary inquiry. i'll wait until the -- recorded vote. the speaker pro te what curt clawson was the only republican to side with democrats on the confederate flag. all of this and response to the amendment offered by ken calvert that would have permitted national cemeteries to continue their current policy of allowing cemeteries to commemorate confederate memorial day to decorate the graves of civil war veterans with confederate flags. a statement released about the amendment saying, the amendment was brought to me by leadership at the request of some southern members of the gop caucus. i regret not conferring with my colleagues on the other side of the aisle. a number of democrats came to the floor to talk about the confederate flag amendment in talking points memo. while railing against e-house amendment to preserve the display of the confederate battle flag representative james clyburn of south carolina chose to use an anecdote about general robert e lee to convince conservatives to stand down. her

evening 6:30, the 70th anniversary of the united nations with jerry brown, house minority leader nancy pelosi. saturday night at 8:00 hear a brooklyn college classroom lecture on the revolutionary war and how individual personalities, supplies and timing often influence the outcome of major battles. and sunday afternoon at 4:00 with a look back at 1960 film featuring actor and performer joe brown about a nationwide search for old circus wagons and the efforts to restore them in time for a july 4th prayed in milwaukee. get the complete schedule at c-span.org. >>> c-span's 2015 cities tour takes american history tv on the road to explore the rich history of cities across america. this hour we're featuring historic sites in tulsa oklahoma where we recently traveled with cox communications partners 37. >> i got started in oklahoma that's where i was born population down there is one-third indians, one third negros and one third white people. so i hit the road when i was about 13 years old doing all kinds of odd jobs all over the country and living amongst all of these people and actually picked u