i have great respect for nancy pelosi. she has done great work for the affordable care act, it exists because of nancy pelosi. important to remember that. and she has done a lot of work to make sure that these excesses of the trump administration are held in check. >> chairman, thank you for coming on the show. come back soon. and speaking of nancy pelosi, she is speaking over on the capitol talking about health care. we imagine at any point you can see her there to the left of the screen. she may if she takes questions from reporters certainly be asked about this newark case, the upset of joe crowley. house republicans on the other side of the capitol brace for an immigration vote today. we'll be talking about that and what it means for a divided party and the odds of theop ever getting a compromise through. and senator horona will join my live next be. that knows the weather down to the square block. this is a diamond tracked on a blockchain - protected against fraud, theft and trafficking. this is a financial transactio

the changing demograph of the >> nancy pelosi in 2018, one of the things she did was kind of piss the cbc by going after maxine water and kind of criticizing her for some of her comments and the cbc had been a loyal voting bloc for pelosi. we'll see if that she w now,his is in a new york district, left of centerjoe ley center.she co not win in omaha, nebraska, or in most parts of michigan. but the republicans are going to say, mitch mcconnell already saying it today, look where the democrats are going, universal health oft borders. will she become a -- sort of a national weapon for republicans? >> i think what we're seeing with this race and also with what's been going o this week, is both parties continuing to push to their partest extremes. so with this race, we're seeing like a very left candidate, and really talking about these very left of policies. and you're seeing president trump, especially after the supreme court ruling yesterday, real doubling down again and again on the extreme immigration policies, the far right immigration policies that brought him to the white house. i

pelosi: thank you, mr. clyburn. on behalf of all our colleagues i thank oja, hannah, jamie, and randy for their moving testimony. we'd like to have their stories stand because it is the most important message. willing to take a question or two. mr. clyburn will probably take the most difficult ones. >> thank you for having us. obviously a lot of people cycle through this loss by joking around it last night, obviously -- ms. pelosi: i'm happy to answer questions. i'd like to say on -- stay on this subject for a moment. that's why we're here. to talk about the discrimination against people with pre-existing medical conditions that is current form of undermining the affordable care act that republicans are engaged in. question on that. >> on that department. all? pport medicare for ms. pelosi i support health care for all. if you are under 65. let's put it on the table. see what the benefits are. how they compare. what the costs are to the patient or consumer. hopefully not a patient, but consumer. and that we go from

pelosi: yes, ma'am. i'll come back to you. reporter: if the democrats win the majority in the house, ould you favor advancing legislation on a public option for health care or would you prefer the medicare for all bill that's been circulated and has the signature of like 121 democrats? ms. pelosi: you are predicating your question on a democratic victory in november. let me just say on that score gain, i'm happy what's happening in the primaries to outalsohe intensity factor that is out there where democrats are maybe 5 points, something like 63-47, is it, difference in intensitas well as the 10-point spread. in the generics. i don't go by the generic. i just take it oneisict at a time. president's in the 40's. really? that's not a good place for the president to be. in fact, when we lost in 1994, rt clesidenton was at 46% in the poll. that was enough. that opened the door to our victory. this president has been in the 30's and 40's for a long time. it's opened the doors to many candidates walking through who have -- know thei

but pelosi says the navy will pay for it. the federal government has already spent 1-billion dollars on this site. from congresswoman pelosi's san francisco office, jackie ward, kpix 5. bus service at san francisco's new transbay transit terminal pelosi says while the navy and epa have both said parcel a is save, the people of bayview- hunters point have been hurt and retesting will be done. the original clean-up of the area may have exposed thousands to radioactive material. many of them claim their level conditions have led them to be seriously ill. at a meeting held at the san francisco supervisors last month, the district's representative malia cohen said her constituents deserve more respect. >> it feels as if the navy is constantly sweeping something under the rug and that that is very disingenuous and quite frankly it's infuriating! it's not fair! >> reporter: parcel g will also be examined once more. pelosi says the radiological retesting will include trench excavations, surface scans and soil sampling as well as buil

pelosi: again, don't take it from me. senator ernst said of scott pruitt, it's about as swampy as you get here in washington, d.c. and if the president wants to drain the swamp, he needs to take a look at his own cabinet. that's a republican senator saying that about the president.esid t was going to reduce the debt. the republicans are going to reduce theit and national debt. instead, theyxplodethe debt by $2 trillion. with their tax break for the wealthy and giving tax break to corporate america with interest on that debt over $2 trillion added to the nationaleb and that's what's said -- sad about that is the dark shadow it places over the budget. the future of our seniors and our families and our chiren. so what's interesting about it is when the trustees of social security and medicare trustees made their report and they said that medicare will be -- now become insolvent by 2026. that's three years sooner than it would have been. they specifically cited the tax bill. as one of the reasons why. tax breaks. 83% of thedv

pelosi: good morning, everyone. just in case some of you were not here yesterday when we -- i was joined by our distinguished whip, mr. hoyer, our ranking members on committees of jurisdiction, the judiciary committee, which wrote a letter to the justice department asking for the justification for not defending the law of the land in terms of pre-existing conditions. the chair of the ways and means, energy and commerce, and education and work force ommittees of jurisdiction. the g.o.p. attacking people with pre-existing conditions. they are all full of joy because that was the day they passed that bill, which took away the guarantee of protections for pre-existing conditions. i'll come back to this in a moment. first i just want to say it was a big day. the san francisco bay area, we elected a new mayor, our first african-american woman to be mayor of san francisco, london breed. two great candidates, we were in good shape either way, london, mayor-elect has emerged. we're proud of her. t the same time we had our pa

but pelosi says the navy will pay for it.ederal government has already spent 1-billion dollars on this site. from congresswoman pelosi's san francisco office, jackie ward, kpix 5. some of san francisco's most prom risk if a st pelosi says while the navy and epa have both said parcel a is save, the people of bayview- hunters point have been hurt and retestthal cleanof area may have exposed thousands to radioactive material. many of them claim their level conditions have led them to be -- mean of them claim their living conditions have led them to become seriously ill. at a meeting held at the san francisco supervisors last month, the district's representative malia cohen said her constituents deserve more respect. >> it feels as if the navy is constantly sweeping something under the rug and that that is very disingenuous and quite frankly it's infuriating! it's not fair! >> reporter: parcel g will also be examined once more. pelosi says the radiological retesting will include trench excavations, surface scans and soil sampling

or after pelosi?> harris: doesn't the president call her a secret weapon, in a bad way? >> josh: there are very few people that galvanized more republican energy than nancy pelosi has. what she is presiding over now is an ungovernable party. we are dealing with factions here led by the maxine waters voices that are actively confronting and assaulting members of congress, staff for the trump administration, the -- >> marie: not assaulting. let's be -- >> josh: i have video of chow last night that was close. >> harris: when you need secret sast -- service for press secretary. when you have a situation where a sitting member of congress calls to attack -- >> marie: she shouldn't have. >> harris: it's the mob mentality. whether it actually galvanizes a mob but it appears that potentially it could. when you have the situation it's fair for josh to say what he said. >> marie: staffers have secret service protection. >> harris: when is the last time press secretary had that? >> marie: staffers in the adminis

here's nancy pelosi. there are 60 something democrats who said they don't know if they're goingo vote pelosi. nancy pelosi says this is joe crowley, his district changed. it became more expert on demographics and the rest of that. the fact that in a very progressive district in nothing, it went more progressive than -- joe crowley is a progressive. but more to the left than joe crowley. it's about that district. >> do you also have to reflect the changing demograph of the >> nancy pelosi in 2018, one of the things she did was kind of piss the cbc by going after maxine water and kind of criticizing her for some of her comments and the cbc had been a loyal voting bloc for pelosi. we'll see if that she w now,his is in a new york district, left of centerjoe ley center.she co not win in omaha, nebraska, or in most parts of michigan. but the republicans are going to say, mitch mcconnell already saying it today, look where the democrats are going, universal health oft borders. will she become a -- sort of a nati

my intel on the dems led by pelosi next.ut first, let's go back to the top story, president trump attending a very tense g7 summit in quebec, canada. blake burman is there with a whole lot more. everybody is waiting to see what the class photo is, body language, how they react together. any sense how tense it is getting? >> i'm not sure it will be a big hug to the president based on what we've seen. you never know, the president making headlines before the g7 even began. first off president trump showing of 50 minutes late today. because of that his first scheduled bilateral meeting with between emannuel macron. it never took place. it is possible it will be rescheduled later in the afternoon. the two met on sidelines according to video posted by the french president on his twitter account. you see them on the couch. macron said quote, pursuing conversation, keeping dialogue alive. now and sharing reaching out to promote the interests of the french people. macron, as you know, along with justin trudeau, canadian prime minist

i want to keep nancy pelosi.please, i want to make a plea to my democrat friends, please, please, please don't remove nancy pelosi. she should be where she is. and please keep maxine waters on the air, as your face and your mouthpiece for the democrat party. >> so the always understanding cornell belcher. here's the question. nancy pelosi is the greatest single fundraising tool the republican party has. last night's victorious 28-year-old candidate here in new york is, and forgive ageism, generationalism, 50 years younger than nancy pelosi, 51 years younger than pelosi's deputy in the house. so the question to you is when do you start thinking about new management in the house of representatives for the democrats? >> you know, brian, i'm going to try to walk and chew gum here at the same time. the supreme court fight, you know, i think they're sort of related in this way. it's ultimately for me, i'm going to do a different calculation. it's ultimately not about the republican base or the republican base. the repu

i will now call on the distinguished house democratic leader nancy pelosi. jerry nadler for his leadership. thank you for calling us together today to support your legislion to keep families together. over the weekend, a number of these stepsered on visited detention centers in new jerseyans texas and california and saw firsthand the injustice and inhumanity of it all. here we are bringing our concerns to the steps of the capitol once again. once again to say to the president of the united states, how low can you go? what is the measure of your character, your compassion, and your commitment to a better america that you would advocate a policy that rips children from the arms of their parents? to use a biblical justification -- just goes beyond when we think we have seen it all from you. the fact is, in the words of , whenhimself, he said they brought little children to jesus to place hands on them, he said let the little children come to me and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven along to such as these. belongs to such as these. face,hallenge that

he was blocked for years by nancy pelosi. why? because he had aligned himself in democratic politics in d.c. with pelosi's big rival, steny hoyer from maryland. crowley in the last few years, he made the relationship right with pelosi. she started trusting him. they became allies. he moved up. he was in position potentially to succeed her. he thought he finally lined everything up, and in d.c. he had. then he turns around and after 20 years of basically uncontested reelections in a district where he is the party chair, where he inherited the seat from his mentor literally 20 years ago, his mentor timed his retirement to avoid a competitive primary and get crowley in the seat. that's how crowley got the seat. he stayed in it without competition for 20 years. he turns around having finally got his world right in d.c. and being in the position he was in and finds this has happened. his district has changed. there's restiveness, there's energy, and tonight he loses it all, brian. >> he didn't tend the home fires. he did something clas

i am proud to be joined by my democratic colleagues, including leader pelosi, democratic whip hoyer, ranking member eliot engel from foreign affairs, maxine waters from financial services, who is in a hearing right now, and over 190 members of the democratic caucus. i hope my republican colleagues who were also upset by the administration'zero-terance policy will join us in supporting the keep families together act. we have a moral obligation to protect the most vulnerable among us, which surely includes children. if president trump's family separation policies allowed to continue, this country will fail to meet a critical test of its values. the world is watching. i will now call on the distinguished house democratic leader nancy pelosi. >> let us thank jerry nadler for his leadership. and his beautiful statement. thank you for calling us together today to support your legislation to keep families together. over the weekend, a number of members gathered on these steps visited detention centers in new jersey and texas and california and saw firsthand the injustice and inhumanity of i

started as protesters continue to ambush and be rate anyone who supports the president and even nancy pelosi is running from this one. >> please get out tomorrow and vote. >> donald trump leaving the swamp and doing what he does best and is this enough of a trump bump to fend off democrats looking to unseat republicans? we look at that and there's this, the 1-time hollywood i administer rushed to the hospital overnight and many waking up this morning wondering what happened to heather locklear. "fox and friends first" starts now. ♪ she said she said ♪ ♪ city on fire ♪ if i am not careful ♪ this is going to roll me ♪ the sun is going to own me ♪ ♪ and control me ♪ >> beautiful shot of new york city before the sun comes up. thank you for joining us this tuesday morning wherever you are waking up morning. let's get to our top story. donald trump unleashing on the left for open border policies and doubling down on his executive order to reunite immigrant children and their families. >> the executive order was great. it was something i felt we had to do. we want children staying together, the law

leader pelosi. ms. pelosi: thank you, mr. leader for your very strong statement and thank you, senator hirono. it is an honor to be a champion for working families, president frum ca and president saunders roberts. ful monica thank you for being with us. you will hear from them. but let me just acknowledge this. with this decision that was announced yesterday, the supreme court became supreme court that is short for corporations. they are there to undermine workers in our country. they did so in trying suffocate the voices by giving corporations unlimited access to dark special interest money in the citizens united decision. and yesterday, they did violence to our democracy by trying to diminish the voices of working people. amplify the voices of corporate silence, diminish the voices of workers. that's not the american way. their decision does violence to the first amendment, cheapening it and using it and using it as a rationale. t does violence to stare decisis. and that endanger so many decisions that have already taken p

look, nancy pelosi is the best thing the republicans have going right now.he's like hillary clinton was in 2016. she's not -- nobody in the democratic party is excited about nancy pelosi. young democrats don't want to turn out for people like hillary clinton or nancy pelosi. they need another generation to be successful. >> dana: juan? >> this started with conor lamb in pennsylvania. we've seen where he said he wouldn't vote for her for leader. i think nancy pelosi's response is anything to get more democrats elected. >> dana: she seems to t it roll off her back. i wish i was less sensitive. alex and juan, thank you. could you shop online? a supreme court decision could make it more expensive. we'll explain. hey! we didn't have a homeowners claim last year so allstate is giving us money back on our bill. well, that seems fair. we didn't use it. wish we got money back on gym memberships. get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is worth it. (vo) imagine a visibly healthin 28 days. purina one. natural ingredients, plus vitamins

, up to be the next in line wh ned pelosi goes. and now losing in his home district, you're right. this is a seismic upset. obviously the upset of the season. so much to talk about here. we say crowley was a big shot in washington with his party. his district, you can't see it, it's such a small area geographically here. queens, the bronx, those are the two components of the district. he was the party boss for lack of a better term. the queens county democratic chairman. his mentor held the job. he took over for his mentor. he was the party boss locally. that was supposed to insulate him. his challenger here coming from the left, alexandria ocasio-cortez, a member of the democratic socialists of america. she campaigned this week for the abolition of i.c.e. in response to all of the news around the border. she has been talking about that issue. not an issue you hear a lot of democrats talking about. beating him by double digits. crowley represents a little bit of what the past was for the democratic party. this part of new yis distr

nancy pelosi said let's make america beautiful again. whose america is she talking about? chuck schumer called what a black woman said un-american. is a problem and this is the reason why democrat democrats have a hard time. >> laura: dan bongino. the party of linda sarsour and maxine waters. >> that same commentator accused chuck schumer and nancy pelosi of being racist. i am certainly no fan of chuck schumer and nancy pelosi's politics but she insinuated they were acting out of some malice based on race by calling maxine waters comments nonamerican. it's utterly absurd but it points out the cliff you are walking off with identity politics. sooner or later when you start pitting white versus black, immigrant versus nonimmigrant, union versus nonunion, you start this tendency. if i can comment on one thing chris said, he's not wrong. all politics is local. in the house of representatives race. the problem with the democrat party is local politics aren't national. this is yet democratic party because of ocasio-cortez, keith ellison, this is why the democrats win the governo

you know what, nancy pelosi has gotten too comfortable, too.e're seeing i the state of california where there's a challenge to dianne fe people are saying, why aren't there more challenges amongst the democratic party for peowhe have been in power for ang time. so it is starting this conversation and also showipeng le it is possible. >> and there's already a ripple effect. joe, you wrote about this. oakland congresswoman barba lee is now interested in running for crowley's position as chair d the houseocratic caucus. what are her chances? >> well, she's making calls now. inshe is thinkabout it and looks like she probably will run. if she won, she would be the -- there's never been an african-american woman to have n at high of a leadership either party. it would be a momentous occasion. now, barbara lee's challenge is she is the third most liberal, according to one of the metrics, member of the house. t she's goi have to prove to folks that, you know, she can work across the aisle, and she has in some ways. she has, you know, on hiv/aids fundin

now the eval is tolling for nancy pelosi who was questioned about last night upset. steak of the democratic party's increasingly younger, more female, should the democratic house leadership -- >> i am female and progressive. >> republicans say one of the things this shows is that democratic socialism -- your party. >> laura: other democratic stalwarts like ben jealous were also press today about a possible sea change in the part party. >> what is your thought on nancy pelosi sitting at the helm of your party? >> again -- >> you're not answering the question. >> laura: i love that moment. unlike democrats, republicans were not at a loss for words but cheered. >> it was a stunning development. the energy in the democratic party is self-avowed socialists. open borders. we even had a credible potential candidate for president in 2020 suggest we get rid of i.c.e., the border enforcement agency. i think they democrats are going hard left. >> laura: when i said cheering, that is mitch mcconnell style cheering. before republicans start popping the cork's, there's a lesson he

leader pelosi. ms. pelosi: thank you very much, leader schumer, for bringing us together. i appreciate the comments made by you, as i was coming over here i heard you. and by senator feinstein and ranking member on intelligence, senator warner. and ranking member on judiciary , senator feinstein. i'm honored to be here with my colleague, ranking member jerry nadler, on the house judiciary committee. and others who may be joining us. oh, adam's here. now we're joined by our ranking member on intelligence, adam schiff. in addition to what was presented, i wanted to make two points which may be additional, but i want to emphasize them. one is that the i.g. informed us that leaks to rudy giuliani were part of the investigation. we'll see what that takes us to. the report does not answer how he got those leaks and democrats are demanding answers. secondly, it the report says that the f.b.i. was under constant pressure from congressional republicans. that pressure has now been directed to the mueller investigation. the report provides no basis for the g.o.p. to challenge the leg

they have a negative perception of pelosi, paul ryan, mitch mcconnell.fference does this make it some people say i wouldn't vote for pelosi. doesn't it take away the potential for republican ads that would link them to pelosi? >> kimberly: right, it's a problem for the party because she is the head of it. when you have record his approval for congress and this is the person that's been heading it up for the whole time, hello. yes. they are saying no mas. democrats don't want this. they are going to go hard left. elizabeth warren, kamala harris, bernie sanders, that's the future in face of the democratic party. >> juan: going further to the left? >> kimberly: absolutely. >> juan: may be the republicans would like it. >> kimberly: the whole california delegation. >> juan: a refreshing take from hollywood. >> god is real. god loves you. god wants the best for you. >> juan: the speech everyone is talking about. that's next on "the five" ." ♪ how do you like me now ♪ now that i'm on my way ♪ do you still think i'm crazy standing here today ♪ ♪ i couldn't make

i want to keep nancy pelosi. please, i make a plea to it my democrat friends: please, please, please, don't remove nancy pelosi. she should be where she is. and please keep maxine waters on the air as your face and your mouthpiece for the democratic party. please. >> [cheers and applause]. >> maxine waters and nancy pelosi. i was disappointed when he got beaten because he was going to take her place, i think. now he is just looking at us and saying, darling what happened? politics is a mean game, isn't it? it's a fleeting game. 6 months ago republicans passed the biggest tax cuts and reforms in american history. >> [cheers and applause]. >> our plan doubled the child tax credit thanks to ivanka trump. >> [cheers and applause]. >> she wanted that so badly. she really got to be a pest. dad, you have to get child tax credit. i said darling, nobody knows what it is. she said, the women know, dad. the women know! >> [cheers and applause]. >> my daughter and my wife melania, they love the women and the women love them.

nancy pelosi is mistaking activity with her comments as achievement.t's what the debate is about. policy achievement; right? i mean, do these numbers -- are these numbers -- you're talking about, are they crumbs in the do they mean little to american families. >> they're incredibly important numbers. they're absolutely mind-boggling numbers. and the numbers for jobs are great. the number for full time equivalent jobs are great. the number of people who were not in the labor force that have now left the idle less on the sidelines are now going into the labor force are fantastic. there are infringe benefits. the number of people -- hardly anyone is losing so many more people own homes and many. not all parts of the country are seeing great improvement in the value of their homes. that's a little bit of a worey there. could be a pending housing bubble in some parts of the economy. but the for nancy pelosi to criticize it, really takes all of her fable power of imagination. liz: you know, ben, obama's first chief economist larry summers said the u.s. would

a powerful congressman in line to replace nancy pelosi as party leader, joe crowley, lost his primary-old socialist courtez. a disciples of bernie sanders who wants medicare for all and free tuition for college students and wants to abolish ice that protects the nation's borders. nancy pelosi was in a race of her own today to assist crowley's turf is so liberal it did not mean bigger trouble nationally. >> they made a choice in one district. don't get carried away. >> pelosi said the opposite in 2014 when the republican majority leader cantor lost his primary. >> the republican party going further to the right. >> the question for pelosi now is whether the blue wave she is hyping for a november take over of the house is starting to boomerang. maxine waters is calling for attacks to aides of president trump. >> there was a time where you could be denied service in a restaurant based on the color of your skin. now it's the color of your voter registration card. >> mr. chairman, start with the president of the united states. >> in new york, courtez had a much more uplifting message about

. >> running against nancy pelosi.is a winning strategy or so it would seem. it absolutely is, and it has been for a decade. but running against trump because you don't like trump is not such a winning strategy. >> not been working the very well. it really doesn't work for republicans and it doesn't work for democrats. stick around please charles. we want more on that smile -- on this thursday morning that's a fact. check the futures because we have gone with up a little bit more. not much we're up 90 points and again -- this is likely result of a very strong retail sales number. we are shopping big time and the market reflects that. we've got weaker sales, though, at the parent company of mens warehouse in jersey bank name of that company is tailored brands. weaker sales down it goes look at that 15% lower right there. switching gears to microsoft taking aim at amazon with technology that would eliminate need for cashiers, and checkout with lines -- got anymore on that? >> ripoff of amazon is doing with brick and bric

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we talked to good questions of nancy pelosi at the press conference we at.i talked to jim clyburn, the number three house democrat who said his takeaway was stuff happens. people get tired of some politicians want to move on and vote them out. the two most prominent reactions to joe crowley's stunning loss. i will say this. ocasio-cortez spent $100,000 compared to joe crowley's the cagn.ollars in the close of stunning. the queen's county party boss was not able to turn out voters in the amount he clearly needed to win the race. so i mean, it's really stunning on many levels and, again -- >> it also goes back to, if you're going to skip debates and you're not going to do the kind of door-to-door retail politics that she did, there may b a price to pay. >> i think that's true, but a lot of people, a lot of incumbents skip debates when they don't think their candidate is worthy or has a chance to win. there is peril in that for sure. top of the party, joe crowley was widely -- not by a small pocket of people, but widely seen as the next democratic leader and no

, do not remove nancy pelosi. she should be where she is. please? keep maxine waters on the air as your face, and/or mouthpiece for the democratic party. please. >> [ cheering ] >> maxine and nancy, so i was disappointed in a way when he got beat, because he was going to take her place, i think. now he is looking at us and saying, darling, what happened? politics is a mean game isn't it? it is not mean, it is pleading. 6 months ago republicans passed the biggest tax cuts and reform in american history. our plan doubled the child tax credit, thank you to ivanka trump. she wanted that so badly. she really got to be a pest. dad, you have got to get child tax credits. i said nobody knows. she said, the women know. the women know. my daughter and my wife, melania, they love the women. and the women love them. the women love them. and the men. child tax credit, people do not talk about it very much, it is substantial. you know we got it for you. we slashed taxes for working families, most of them in half. and saved our

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. >>> an utter atrocity and barbaric policy, nancy pelosi's tough words for the president as families are separated at the mexican border. >> and video game addiction is real, the new push to get obsessive gamers out of the dark. >> and meghan markle's father speaks out, his thoughts on watching prince charles walk his daughter down the aisle. government could be holding as many as 30-thousand illegal immigrant children by the end of august. that's >>> the federal government could be holding as many as 30,000 illegal immigrant children by the end of august. that's what a senior official told the washington times today as the trump administration doubles down on its policy of separating families at the border. prosecute anyone who enters the >> families united! families united! >> the feds announced zero tolerance in april vowing to prosecute anyone who enters the country illegally. so far about 2,000 kids have been taken from their parents. the president had this to say today. america's first ladies hav >> the united states will not be a migrant camp and it will not be a refugee holdi

he was going to take nancy pelosi's place and i was so disappointed because i want to keep nancy pelosight where she is with maxine waters. they keep talking about this blue wave. their blue wave is really sputtering badly. the red wave is happen. now they say, you will admit, a thing comes out, a couple polls, a number of polls that he's the most powerful, most popular republican in the history of the party. is there any better place to be on a nice beautiful evening in north dakota than at a trump rally, right? we're having a good time. >> we'll be right back. these birds once affected by oil are heading back home. thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle. i am home, i am home, i am home but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. hey, want thedone.est internet? and now, xfinity mobile is included. you can get up to five lines. you can save 400 bucks or more a year, which you can spend on a

, do not remove nancy pelosi. she should be where she is. please? keep maxine waters on the air as your face, and/or mouthpiece for the democratic party. please. >> [ cheering ] >> maxine and nancy, so i was disappointed in a way when he got beat, because he was going to take her place, i think. now he is looking at us and saying, darling, what happened? politics is a mean game isn't it? it is not mean, it is pleading. 6 months ago republicans passed the biggest tax cuts and reform in american history. our plan doubled the child tax credit, thank you to ivanka trump. she wanted that so badly. she really got to be a pest. dad, you have got to get child tax credits. i said nobody knows. she said, the women know. the women know. my daughter and my wife, melania, they love the women. and the women love them. the women love them. and the men. child tax credit, people do not talk about it very much, it is substantial. you know we got it for you. we slashed taxes for working families, most of them in half. and saved our

you don't have to wonder what would happen if nancy pelosi became speaker of the house. was there the last time it happened. i know what i am talking about. they didn't cut taxes, they praised taxes. past thethe military, obamacare nightmare. during the obama administration, the average rate of growth in the strongest economy in the history of the world was 1.8% for eight years. they made the government is stronger and the economy weaker. millions of americans at home have lost hope, with their children having a shot at a brighter future. -- the democrats have only gotten worse and more extreme since the last time they were in charge. as the saying goes, this is not your parent's democratic party anymore, if you haven't noticed. bernie sanders, the man i served with in congress, nearly won the democratic nomination th presidency in 2016. last month, four outright socialists won democratic primaries in pennsylvania. you have nancy pelosi, who actually criticized the president for calling vicious members of the ms-13 gang animals. democrats these days have actually opposed

a vote for her is a vote for nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. vote for her is a vote for taxes going way up. are going to give you all sorts of false promises. your taxes are going way up. she was saying forget about the crumbs. it was a lot of money for people. more. $3000 three weeks, she was talking about she wants to raise everybody's taxes. i don't think so, somehow that doesn't play very well. is a vote for her increased taxes, weak borders, it's really a vote for crime, it's a vote to get rid of police officers. they want to get rid of vice. -- of ice. the thing they respect his toughness. you are the number one student in your class, they don't respect that, they respect toughness. our people are so tough. they are much tougher than the ms 13 people. these guys go in with a paddy wagon and they grab them and put them in and we get them out of our country and we put them in jail. they are killing people. they don't kill them with guns. they kill them with knives because they cut them into little pieces. it's much more painful. they are ta

. >>> nancy pelosi, she's still on the crumbs watch. calling more things crumbs saying americans don't care. my next guest says this is a new level of resistance, but will it work in the midterms? coming up. at crowne plaza, we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. a t his. why no your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. . >> unless we have an increase, a very significant increase in wages, bigger paychecks, we are going to increase the frustration of american families because they'll be saying hip, hip, hooray, unemployment is down. what does it mean to me in my life? this isn't about unemployment rate, it's about wages rising in our country so that consumer confidence is restored. because our economy will never fully reach its possibilities unless we increase the consumer confidence. liz: house minority leader nancy pelosi today scoffing at economic and job growth and getting it wrong again. notably on consumer confidence. let's go thro

he was in line potentially to replace nancy pelosi for speaker.y is overtaking the democratic party and we talk about an identity crisis. it's very clear where the energy and the momentum is. it's on the left of the party. and remember, this is a 28-year-old, the person who beat joe crowley, latina socialist who campaigned to get rid of immigration and customs enforcement agency. i mean this is, very, very clear where the energy in the party lies. >> she seems very surprised by her win i got to say, it was quite an unbelievable loss for crowley. do you think there's going to be a renewed talk about a change in the democratic party's leadership? >> well i don't know about renewed, it's a constant talk. i mean almost any new candidate who gets interviewed on television is asked will you support nancy pelosi for speaker. think this group of leadership, they're old, let's be honest. they're very old. and there's a hunger among a large proportion of these younger members for generational change. so these questions are not going to go away. >> i quickly

lou: reaction of nancy pelosi like that. gun control, second amendment. doesn't know anything about the case. there is no hesitation about to make a mistake. juan: there isn't any question we are divide in this country. one of the issues is guns. most of americans believe in universal background checks and the like. but we have a terrific divide gag back to las vegas and parkland and think about that student movement that emerged obviously a hot button issue. lou: and made so by those who benefit from the politicization of almost everything, whether it be the left or the right. but the shame here is to see public officials like pelosi start the nonsense without even a thought of respect to the victims, to their families without any knowledge of what was motivating the shooter. those are all relevant. and we learned over the course of most of of these shootings in which more than one life was taken, in almost every case, someone is mentally ill. juan: suppose i'm nancy pelosi sitting here and i say we have seen these mass shootings, and we as americans nev

. >> house leader nancy pelosi partly did that, naming the president. she tweeted, trumps daily lack of stability has conditioned response is predictable but unacceptable. and he fired back with this sweet, congresswoman next thing waters, an extraordinarily low iq person has come together with nancy pelosi and called for harm to supporters. be careful what you wish for, max. and you saw in that late afternoon press conference held maxine waters blamed the president for that violent rhetoric and took no responsible deported. it would be reasonable to infer that she was forced into that late afternoon press conference by that tweet from pelosi on the house side and remarks by senator schumer. >> bret: another major sell-off on wall street today over fears of escalating trade disputes. all three major indices hit lowe's for the month. the dow was down for the night the day in the last ten, losing 328 today. the s&p 500 gave back 38 and the nasdaq plummeted 161. tonight correspondent kevin corke at the white house on the short-term consequences of presiden

he was going to take nancy pelosi's place. i was so disappointed because i want to keep nancy pelosi right away she is with maxine waters. i want to keep nancy pelosi. please, i want to make a plea to my democrat friends. please, please, please, don't remove nancy pelosi. she should be ratios. and please keep maxine waters on the air, as your face and your mouthpiece for the democratic party. please. [cheers and applause] maxine and nancy. so i was disappointed and away when he got beaten because he was going to take her place i think. now he is just looking at us and saying, darling, what happened? politics is a mean game, isn't it? it's a fleeting game. six months ago, republicans passed the biggest tax codes and reform in american history. [cheers and applause] our plan doubled the child tax credit, thank you to ivanka trump. [cheers and applause] she wanted that so badly. she really got to be -- "dad, you've got to have the child tax credit." i said, darling, no one knows what it is. she said, the women know, dad. the wome

you don't have to wonder what would happen if nancy pelosi became speaker of the house again. was there the last time it happened. i know what i'm talking about. when the democrats ran congress, they nearly ran america into the . they didn't cut taxes, they raised taxes. they cut the military to pass the obamacare nightmare, trying to push on the american people. truthfully, during the obama administration, the average rate of growth in the strongest economy of the history of the world was 1.8% for eight years. the truth is, the last time they were in charge, they may governments stronger, and the economy weaker. by the time they were done, millions of americans had all but lost hope that their children had a shot at a brighter future in the life they lived. it was a record failure. let's be honest, the democrats have only gotten worse and more extreme since the last time they were in charge. as the saying goes, this is not your parent's democratic party anymore, if you haven't noticed. bernie sanders, the man i served with in congress, nearly won the democratic nomination for