pelosi: no. our energy is focused on defeating their bill. and let us -- let me sing the praises of the outside groups. last night we had a big planned parenthood rally. they're trying to have another resolution to defund planned parenthood in the senate, you know. i don't know if that holds up from a parliamentary standpoint, but it is their relentless pursuit to deny women the decisions over the size and timing of their families and to access to full reproductive health care. the -- so in any event, thank you to the outside mobilization. so many families here with children with disabilities pleading their case, telling their story. so many people here talking about what it means to them and their families economically to have health security. the stories have been the most eloquent statement to i think persuade some of the senators to do the right thing. let's see. ok. go ahead. reporter: thank you, leader pelosi. i wanted to ask about what led up to yesterday's announcement from president trum

pelosi: the truth. the truth. we want to have an outside, independent commission that can look into the possible disruption of our election, which is now we're seeing documented by their own statements. this is an appalling thing. maybe you won't recall, but a long time ago, in the bush-gore race in 2000, tom downy was to be part of the debate prep with vice president gore. received a package that was fruitful, fruit from the poisonous tree. it was information sent to him about the debate plans of the republicans. he did the right thing. he immediately called the f.b.i. and handed over the information and then immediately called the gore campaign to say since i saw this, thinking it was -- not knowing what it was but when he saw it, he said now i can't participate in those debates. the person who sent it to him went to jail. went to jail. so this is very serious. this is a very serious thing that happened the other day. campaign finance violations, accepting something of value, opposition research, documents, and

pelosi: yes. let me say this, because i hear the president saying things that are so, shall we say, groundless. he says, this is just politics. this is not just politics. you know the example with tom downey, tom downey received a package that had information that describes what the republicans -- for the bush campaign was going to do at the debate. he was participating in the debate preparation with vice president al gore at the time. the minute he received the information, open the package, saw what it was, he gave it to the fbi. this is fruit from a forbidden tree. you don't accept that. the person who sent it to him, went to jail. for sending -- not a foreign government, an american. he went to jail for sending it to him. this is about the wall, but it is also about a high ethical standard that you would think anybody who wanted to be president of the united states would aspire to. or strive for. not disregard. on the strength of what they have, there is serious reason to believe that these pe

and thank you miss pelosi, for bringing us together. our leaders, i think it is important that they set the tone is that we can all be one america. doingk you for you are and for what your mother has done for our country. thank you for taking my call. >> thank you. host: any response? >> i am not taking the bait on the mom line. i know there are people who want to colleen and say nice things about nancy pelosi but i feel there are half of the colors that don't want to call in and say nice things -- half of the callers that don't want to call in and say nice things about nancy pelosi. i know you did not invite me on here to let everyone share their opinions about all things pelosi. let's keep the calls to the founding fathers and how much we all love america. if you're not feeling the love this morning about all things pelosi, maybe you want to just hold your call for now. >> who is a better cook, your mom or your dad? pelosi: you are going to start a family fight on the fourth of july. the fourth of july in our family is among the most

host: who is the better pelosi, your mom or dad? guest: you will start a fight in our family on the fourth of july. the fourth of july in my family is the most sacred of events. thanksgiving is my father's thing. my father owns thanksgiving and my mother owns fourth of july. they read the declaration of independence and all of that. i am not there because i am here with you so this is sort of sacrilegious to not be with my own family on the fourth of july. i kept my kids with me. i am about to be disowned for that. i don't even want to step into what i am missing at home. speaking of family, my husband is dutch and he became an american citizen. we had to renounce his home country and pledge of allegiance, swear allegiance to the united states of america. on the fourth of july, he is that nerd who pulls out his pocket constitution and makes the kids read it because he had to take the citizenship test. he likes to remind my children that they are spoiled because they were born here and don't know how lucky they are that they were bor

i want to introduce leader pelosi and the rest of my colleagues. thank you, congresswoman davis, for your leadership on this issue. forare working for respect women in the military, as well, and as a member of the education and workforce committee, whose jurisdiction, the education office of civil rights falls. i am honored to be here. theou indicated, with cochair of the bipartisan women's task force and also the finest chair, -- vice chair. i'm also pleased to be here with members of the education and workforce committees. from california and new york. former chair of the rules a real fighter for women's rights, who brought us together before the break to condemn what president trump , it wasut mika outrageous. i hope we are not doing this every week. the point is, and i mention all of my colleagues here, i don't know if they will speak, it is all about respect. as a mother of four daughters, two granddaughters, and many grandsons and a son, it is amazing to me to see the lack of respect some of these people have for women and girls. six years ag

house minority leader nancy pelosi and other members of the democratic women's working group responded to comments about sexual assault on college campuses. the comments were made by candace jackson, head of the education department's office for civil rights, who told "the new york times" that 90% of accusations made on campus were made because of alcohol and bad breakups. ms. jackson later apologized for her comments. >> thank you everyone for being here to join us to talk about title ix protections for students across our country. leader pelosi, thank you for being here, you have been a tireless advocate on this issue throughout your career. representative frankel, thank you for your leadership, you have led this group to confront tough and important issues we have been facing here. i want to thank all of my colleagues, as well. under title ix law, schools are legally required to remedy hostile educational environments. after years of reports from students that their schools were not responding appropriately to cases of sexual assault, the department made a push in the last few years

thank you, leader pelosi, for organizing all of us today -- >> leader of the house democrats nancy pelosi calling for a vote on a commission saying republicans have become enablers with everything going on surrounding russia and the trump campaign and all the investigations. i want to bring our panel back to discuss this. david, as you heard, she really is focused on this notion of an independent commission. but there are investigations on capitol hill already under way looking in to the russia situation. you have the senate intelligence committee, the house intelligence committee, just to name a couple. what would an independent commission do that those investigations won't? >> well, pamela, i think, as lynn said, two give us the big picture. right? the mueller special counsel investigation is looking into specific crimes, and they may, as this proceeds and more e-mails are looked at, find things like inconsistent statements from the trump team to what was in their previous e-mails as we saw over the last several days which could lead to various smaller charges, if not broad collusion or

here's my question, leader pelosi. to keep those csr payments, what are you as democrats willing to give? to get a real compromise -- >> no, let's go, let's back up on this. the affordable care act is a market-oriented proposal. doing the cost-sharing reductions are a way to have it be in the free market, in the marketplace as opposed to having everyone say, have many more people on medicaid or something. so there's governors of states have said give me the money, i'll buy insurance for these people. so this is not bailing out insurance companies, this is about having stability in the private sector in order to -- chris: but with a huge government subsidy. here's my point -- >> but it's not -- chris: here's my point. republicans -- come propoise means both sides give, not one side gives and the other side takes. republicans want to cut back on obamacare's mandates, on obamacare's taxes, on some of obamacare's regulations. what are you willing to give? what are you willing the agree to as part of that that would allow a

leader pelosi, thank you for being here. you have been a tireless advocate on this issue throughout your career. and representative franco thank you for your leadership on the democratic working women's group. you've led this group to confront tough and very important issues that we've been facing here and e certainly want to thank all of my colleagues as well. under title 9 law schools are legally required to remedy hostile education environments. after years of reports from students that their schools are not responding appropriately to cases of sexual assault, the department made a push in the last few years to enforce this critical law. in recent days we've been shocked by comments by the department of education that seem to downplay this trauma of sexual assault and undo the progress we've made. comments like this are disqualifying for me public official, but it's appalling to hear this sort of victim blaming come from the person charged with protecting our students from sexual assault. we need a highly competent system

pelosi: thank you. we're pleased to be joined by the distinguished co-chair of the democrat excaucus, joe crowley of new york, and by two member os our communications committee, congresswoman bustos and congressman cicilline. and they are prepare to take questions you may have. maybe we have time for two, we have a vote take away. reporter: have you been in contact with speaker ryan about this? seems like mitch mcconnell has been more open to a bipartisan, let's move along if repeal fails. ryan hasn't taken repeal off the table have you been in touch with him since the senate vote? ms. pelosi: i reached out to him, they were in caucus this morning. they'll probably speak as soon as we leave here and finish the vote. obviously we were all up late last night. but i called him this morning, they were in caucus. but that opportunity has to be there as we go forward. reporter: is it incumbent on democrats to reach out to republicans after this vote failed, and say we said we'd talk when repeal was dead and h

an excerpt from politico about nancy pelosi and house democrats. " the path for leadership elections is not theirs, says congressman villa of texas who wrote last week -- only an idiot would think democrats could win back the house with the lucy in charge. -- pelosi in charge. the decision to go or stay is her decision. that's an unacceptable outcome to some of her sharpest detractors, including congressman seth moulton, democratic massachusetts. as a leader isi to accept more losses and 2018. 20 to start winning elections and start making changes to make sure we can do so now." do you agree? guest: i think there was not much to this criticism. haveryan and nancy pelosi bad approval ratings, but republicans are not wringing their hands over if they should get rid of paul ryan. it does not mean people are getting persuaded. it appeals to a part of their own base that hates nancy pelosi and has been told for years and foxs by rush limbaugh and she is a villain. there is not much evidence that an undecided voter is going to make up their mind based on who the house minority leader is. t

van hollen: thank you, leader pelosi. we are for baseball from the potomac river to the great city of baltimore. let me just say to all of you -- it is great, i will say to my friend, mark warner, for those of you who are marylanders, it is a great sacrifice to across the potomac river into the state of virginia. i'm glad to be here with everybody, especially on this important occasion. i want to thank all of you for joining together to focus on the issues that are top of mind for the american people. how can we get a better deal for hard-working families? how can we get a better deal for small businessmen and small business women who don't have high priced lobbyists in washington, like the big multinational corporations do? how can we get a better deal for middle-class families and those who are working very hard to join the middle class? in short, how do we get a better deal for america? i want to thank leader schumer and leader pelosi and all the democrats, and all of you, and people we have been hearing from around th

>> nancy pelosi speaks a lot of garbage regularly.r heard some nonsense as what we heard come out of her mouth today. someone needs to give nancy pelosi a clear lesson on what a world without the united states of america looks like. it's a world where north korea invades south korea. where war maybe nuclear breaks out in the middle east. russia rebuilds the soviet empire. terrorists act with impunity. and terrorists in north africa run around even more mercilessley than they * do. where cat his mic -- where cat c disasters have no response. trish: we were angering the world by doing so, that started to shift, and i think the majority of americans -- this is part of the reason why donald trump was elected, feel very different think now. they say the last 8 years didn't work. it gave rice to isis. and no we don't need to spend money in silly ways. but we need to make sure we have the might to back up our words. what is it that nancy pelosi does not get about that? >> i wish i knew. and i want to say that i'm speaking to you not just as

pelosi: i wrote a letter on july 18. the american people have spoken they rejected trumpcare's assault, and i do say, as senator mcconnell said earlier if we can't do anything we have to address the cost share regular ducks payment issue. so i suggested that we get on with that but we've had no conversations. all along, though, when we did the affordable care act, contrary to this, we had hours an hours of hearings and weeks of hearings and in a bipartisan way accepted scores of republican amendments, scores of democratic amendments and modifications to democratic and republican amendments. so we're ready to work in a bipartisan way on this. but so far i haven't gotten a response to my letter. some of my colleagues are writing too with some other suggestions. but it's a pretty exciting time because this affordable care act is something we feel very proud of. a pillar of economic and health security for the american people. social security, medicare, medicaid, the affordable care act. it took 100 years to pass, starting w

my friend ofng many years, nancy pelosi. [applause] pelosi: thank you. good afternoon, everyone. is so wonderful to be here with our colleagues in the house and the senate. there.n orioles fan in virginia as senator warner makes this point all the time, we are on sacred ground. here we are in the state that produced so many patriots who signed the declaration of and established that we were independent and we would be a democracy. they pledged their lives, their fortunes, and sacred honor. it is also a state where we finally ended the revolutionary war. sacred ground. and it is a place that recognizes that to honor the vows of our founders who have -- to have our democracy be strong, we must have a strong middle class in our country. the middle class is the backbone of our democracy. it is simply -- it simply is. when the stagnation of wages sets in, that is a stagnation of our community and of a country that we are. so, essential to the success of the middle class, is the financial stability of america's working families. that are bigger paychecks to create demand, to inject dem

alexandra pelosi? guest: wow. that is deep. i think it is a beautiful, beautiful call to action. and, i am going to choose to just suck it in and say, happy fourth of july to you. i think i cannot over share my feelings about what is going on in the political climate because i think it will undermine my ambassador of hope that i am hoping i can bring people together and try and say that on this fourth of july, will all of the americans. it's hard to say that, women do not get anything in the founding documents. they gotten nothing. got something but i will not politicize these documents. i will say as a woman, sometimes it is hard to feel like you're getting your voice heard in this american political climate. that is not what we are here to talk about. we are saying, proud to be american. host: deborah you are next. caller: i have to let you know, i have been inspired. , republicans,ly democrats, independents, people who are registered, not register to come together and read the constitution. any if we do not get desperate to come together to do that that happy independence day.

i think he lost because pelosi has a record as a great fundraiser.oing back to the passage of things like the affordable care act, pelosi was a leader among democrats. you can say iron grip. i appreciate that. >> money doesn't matter? >> i don't think it matters when you have the right message. the most expensive congressional election. >> my point this friday night. everybody has been talking -- >> who? >> you. >> here, 73% of democrats would give up alcohol for the rest of their lives if donald trump were impeached tomorrow. >> that's crazy. >> i drank with plenty of them. they can't hold their alcohol. >> [laughing] >> what do you think about the impeachment talk? >> it says a lot about how compulsive they are about this idea. they are still living in the pass. they feel right now they don't have a future. but it's not a vision. it's a tantrum. i don't want to help them, but i will help them. instead of spurning, they should be learning from donald trump. what were the 3 things that he nailed the democrats for? being anti-law and order and anti-se

conway, pelosi, and kasich, onl on fox news sunday. plus explosive obscene comments by the new white house communications chief shakes washington. will ask our sunday panel whether their latest white hous shakeup will save the trump agenda. fox news sunday . >> hello again from fox news in washington. donald trump ended one of the worst weeks of his presidency, putting a new man in charge of his white house staff, the secretary of homeland security retired marine general john kelly. with open disarray in the administration,ni drama e of the promises to repeal obama care, is another staff shakeup enough. we will talk to kelly and conway , but first let's bring in the white house with the latest. >> the elevation and appointmen of general kelly is attempted t calm the season at the white house. it has been rocked by turbulent seas throughout the trumpet ministration, especially when -- we tell fox news that the new chief -- chief of staff will help full control over the oval office an schedule, though we have also learned that some key s

host: in terms of direction, the caucus eeelected nancy pelosi as democratic leader. there were concerns, one from ohio, he an said, i continuing is concerning has punched tis part of broader national brand, people don't feel connected to the democratic party. walk up the street and ask 10 people the democrats stand for, you will get 10 different answers, that is no way to build national party. guest: i think tim is correct, he was a very strong candidate supported nancy pelosi and i'm proud of that fact there is no question we're a change.r anybody who denies that has not daily excuse me, the papers about where the party is going. happen, en does change though? caller: that is a very important question. i can tell you this, i think you will see within the next two or three years, that is my prediction, i think that election next year may not fall nancy pelosi. how dare anyone blame nancy elosi we lost four national elections this year, she worked harder than anybody in getting right candidate necessary place, for this ney particular party, why should she bear the bur

we're going to hear from nancy pelosi, next. >> democrats love to talk about ousting president trumpce. this week, one congressman took action. brad sherman from california filed the first articles of impeachment. house minority leader nancy pelosi typically cautions hers party against impeachment talk but how to now she seems open to the idea. >> in is evidence, clear evidence, we need to know more and we should note close that path. i have always been reluctant because i think impeachment is something that really has an impact on the country, so when the facts are clear, the law is certainly clear, when the facts are clear, then this congress will make a decision in that regard. >> another prominent democrat like jesse jackson are still trying to invalidate the election. >> let -- fool you, we worked last year, we won the election.c it was stolen. >> stop talking to people off set. we have a show to do. [laughter] lisa, 2018 midterms are going to be the impeachment election. democrats are talking about impeachment on election night when trump got elected. i am anot looking forward

pelosi: good afternoon in virginia. it's so wonderful to be here with our colleagues from the house and from the senate. i see an orioles' fan there. i rooted for the orioles before i rooted for the giants. but we are in virginia and senator warner makes this point all the time, we are on sacred ground. here we are in this state that produced so many patriots, who signed the declaration of independence and in doing so, established that we were independent and that we would be a democracy. they pledged their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor. it's also a state where we tinally ended the revolutionary war, sacred ground. and it is a place that recognizes that to honor the values of our founders to have our democracy be strong, we must have a strong middle class in our country. the middle class is the backbone of our democracy. it simply it simply is. so when that stagnation of wages sets in, that is a stagnation also of our community and of the country that we are. so essential to the success of the middle clas

pelosi: good morning, everyone. we're here with representative pallone of new jersey, representative neal. colog pallone from the energy ad commerce committee. representative scott, ranking member of the education and work force committee. mr. yarmuth, ranking member on the budget committee. all of these committees had a role in shaping the affordable care act. all of these committees and our democratic members have a role in protecting our care. so, i'm honored that they're here. we, of course, all were struck by the news this morning of -- last night about senator mccain and we send him our prayers. i am a big believer in the power of prayer. i have great confidence. over the years one of the things i remember him saying under these circumstances is keep on fighting, and i know that's what he will do to keep on fighting. i was just sharing with my colleagues, i had a conversation with our colleague, steve scalise, who sounds wonderful and just told him about our prayers for him. our hope is for his recovery but no

they were all tragically killed during that attack, mayor ed lee and congresswoman nancy pelosi werehere along with fellow employees and teamsters. >> we are here to support the family anyway we can to steer the loss of their loved ones and we are thankful to be here at the unit. >> organizers of the memorial say was a way for people that could not make it to the funeral to say goodbye. >>> authorities are releasing information about arrests in a high-speed chase across alameda county last night. ght. >> here was the scene at 10 pm last night and open police said they saw a suspicious man with a handgun at adeline and grand. they tried to stop the driver which led to a chase which hit speeds up to 100 miles an hour and it went through several freeways and cities including berkeley and san pablo and finally ending at 24th and adeline streets in west oakland. >> you can hear the onlookers cheering at the officers took the man into custody. the man that was behind the wheel with the group of people erupting in applause but so far the police have not recovered the gun. >>> in the south b

chuck schumer and senate and nancy pelosi in the house released their new slogan.drum roll, please, a better deal, better skills, better jobs, better wages. i saw sonline. sound look a papa john's commercial. better ingredients, better pizza. what do you make of the slogan. better deal. belter jo better jobs, better wages. >> the democratic party fought for a better future for every boat, fighting during the social security debate in the 30s. the medicare medicaid debate of the 60s. during the debate on affordable care act under president obama. always fighting for a better future for everyone. not just a few at the top. that's what senator schumer and, nancy pelosi and all democrats are talking about. what we stand for. we are fighting for you. we want to make sure that health care is right for all not a privilege for a few. we want to make sure you have a good job that pays a middle-class wage. dignity of work is about being able to retire with dignity. about being able to work a 40 hour week and go and watch your kids, at the, at the, at the school play. or, or

nancy pelosi has said many times we want a bill, so we are flexible.hat we are not flexible about our games where both houses get to pass different bills and everyone came go home and say they voted for tough sanctions, when in reality it did not happen. way, the leader believes as i do, the best thing would be for the house to pass theyll, which by the way are also cosponsors of my bill. isn't there a time sensitivity issue because of concerns the trump administration could give back these two russian diplomatic compounds. don't you believe the current bill that would allow the senate to bring forth a resolution that there are significant assurances that should the trump team want to lift sanctions that there would be a move to disapprove? why is it important for a house democrats to bring a resolution for disapproval? rep. engel: we feel something of this importance is important for everybody to participate in. compromises ifof we are serious about it that can be had. if we are not serious, then we in juneick it to death, our motives, and on and on.

nancy pelosi joins us next only on fox news sunday. it's now back to the drawing board after republican plan to repeal in place implode on the senate floor. joining me now is house democratic leader nancy pelosi. welcome back to fox news sunday. you think that putting general kelly and there will make a difference? >> if you take a second part, i hope so. i look forward to working with general kelly. of work with secretary kelly at the department of homeland security. so i will be speaking with him today and look forward to working with him. it is of a very important position. that has to be recognized that he is the chief of staff. >> you've been in washington an see a lot of white house is the way that they operate, does thi white house need more discipline ? >> just working with the bush one white house, and the car ha a great rapport. everybody knew he was the chief of staff and that was recognize on capitol hill, that he really was the chief of staff in with josh bolten, we also work closely with him but nonetheles respectful of g

pelosi: good morning, everyone. we know you're out there, we can see you breathing. i know it was a late night last night but a vick -- a victorious one for the american people. i want to thank chuck schumer and the democrats in the senate for their unity. i want to thank senator mccain for establishing a higher level of participation as to how we should proceed and to the senators who courageously, senatormy cullsky and senator collins and senator mccain,

see the full interview of ken wayne with nancy pelosi tomorrow night at 7:30 pm on ktvu plus which airsfter the 7:00 news. >>> a day to remember the victims of the shooting rampage in san francisco and we show you this memorial for the three ups workers that were killed in a shooting last month. >>> the amazon black friday in july sale begins today and we have more on the prime day deals from amazon and how you can get it on the savings hours before anyone else. else. >>> welcome back, it is 5:22 am. >>> the uc berkeley study says that the smell of food can make you gain weight and going to the restaurant just smelling what is cooking in the kitchen can trigger your appetite. uc berkeley researchers studied three groups of mice that ate the same food and those with a strong sense of smell gained the most weight but those with the least amount of smell gained the least amount of weight showing that proves that that affects your brain when it comes to the appetite and metabolism. >>> there is a way to get through airport security screening faster to pay more money, opening the tsa pre- ch

nancy pelosi is patting herself on the back? >> i am a master ledge lay tore. degree. i feel very glad about the support i have in my caucus. caucus.rob. todd: when will america get to see that side of her. heather: taking violence against ms-13. did that really happen? a fair and balanced debate coming up. todd: campus craziness taken to a whole new level. apparently being smart is now a microaggression? isn't that the point of college? i don't know anymore. carlie shimkus though she knows. she is here with the online backlash. ♪ got to keep your head up ♪ whoa, whoa ♪ let your hair down ♪ and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends, three jobs... you're like nothing can replace brad. then liberty mutual calls... and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement™, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. poallergies?reather. stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip in

pelosi has a column on it today in the washington post.he headline is that democrats are offering america a better deal. here is no close he yesterday at the event. >> democrats know it better deal for hard-working men and women requires bigger, better thinking. helpve to create jobs and the middle class by creating more, better paying jobs. we have set a goal. we want to lower the cost of living for american families by taking unprecedented action to lower the cost of prescription drugs. by also cracking down on the monopolies which race costs for our families -- which raise costs for our families. bigger paychecks, lower the cost of living, and to give every american the tools to succeed in the 21st century. we want every family in america to know that they and their children have a strong place in the economy of the 21st century with massive, new commitments to apprenticeships, lifetime learning, paid on-the-job training. the list goes on. today, we are on the road. it is wonderful to be here. state with an a rich history of our founder

how can they even use the word treason in you have got nancy pelosi and the rest of them.ancy pelosi said after these latest revelations it's clear we suffered a desecration of our democracy conclusion has been proven. >> collusion is not a crime unless it's committing a criminal act. but the treason thing upsets me. when we with wrote our constitution the british were using treason broadly against their kings. so the writers of the constitution put a very narrow definition of treason. it is waging war against the united states. it's inconceivable that anybody with knowledge of the constitution or american history would argue a private citizen by securing information from for a campaign created treason. we ought to stop talking about it. we are miseducating american people. we are mix educating young people. young people could to me and say is it really treason? young people are looking at the constitution these days. a kid asked me about the emollients clause. she thought it was a facial cream. so we are going to learn a lesson. but it's so dangerous to democracy to throw

>> abby: nancy pelosi has to be the greatest gift for republicans.ll in the elections coming you should make sure that she stays there as long as possible. also chuck schumer. she is a big part of the problem, so much is about herself and what she needs to be there. a disconnect between what the democratic party needs right now coming onto the right messaging, the right people. >> kennedy: she does not understand the schism between progressives and established democrats. >> kevin: we say this all the time that we should leave chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, they are toxic, but the party is toxic. getting new people in there that's really are going to try to bridge the gap between us, because they never reach across the aisle to the better side. we are constantly reaching across. we need to get rid of these people. >> harris: that such a good point that you make, if we are going to see anybody come together. you need fresh blood. otherwise, melissa, one or have happened? >> melissa: she sounds exactly like hillary clinton. that's all you need to know, th

this morning, minority leader pelosi said democrats were only to drop procedural objections over their own power to let it move forward. that would be a big development. is that true? if so what sparked the change? ,rep. engel: let me first of all say what i did is put in a bill which mirrored to a word the exact bill passed by the senate. 98-2. mitch mcconnell voted for it. the republican leadership voted for it. even though there were certain things i would like to have changed, i thought the best way was to take that bill that the senate passed, put it in as my bill, hopefully pass it in the house, send it to the senate, and get a bill that would have sanctions on russia for interfering in our elections, sanctions on iran for terrorism and ballistic missiles, and this is something that everybody claims they want. all of a sudden we are hearing this bill is not good enough, there has to be certain kinds of changes made. and we don't want to play games, so i think that the nancy was saying what nancy was saying was , that if the republicans were serious and they said if you make this