fire nancy pelosi. >> crazy nancy. she's lost it. >> today she's emerged as the president's most formidable rival. >> you said the most unfortunate thing. we came in here in good faith. >> it's a relationship like two boxers in a ring. >> she instinctively knows how to handle this guy. >> how did nancy pelosi hone the political skill that is allowed her to become such an enduring figure? on this "headliners," my one on one with the speaker of the house. >> is he fit to be president? ♪ >>> i'm neek ka brzezinski here in the u.s. capitol, where nancy pelosi has gone where no woman has ever gone before, becoming speaker of the house twice. a force of nature in washington, d.c., she has never been one to back down. whether the threat is president trump or rebellious members of her own party. >> we have certain values and principles that we cannot abandon. >> so you see this as a moment of opportunity? >> i do indeed. our diversity is our strength. but our unity is our power. >> i met with speaker of the house nancy pelosi

pelosi: you'd have to ask her. reporter: after saying we did not hit 3% growth like many said we would. ms. pelosi: like the president bragged we would. reporter: i would love your response to that. and are there underlying factors that most concern you? any data that gives you pause? ms. pelosi: i haven't seen all the data ept ethe figure, it's what, 2.1 -- 2 1/2? and the president used 3% as the standard. i do think that our g.d.p. will rise when we have -- when we raise the minimum wage and people have more purchasing power because these are people with will spend, inject demand into the economy, and therefore our g.d.b. will -- our g.d.p. will rise. i think if we had comprehensive immigration reform where everybody is brought into the system in a way that's most productive, economists tell me, you want to grow the economy, have comprehensive immigration reform. so it's how we have not just trickle down to grow the economy but how we have bubble up. that's a tinches of opinion between our two parties. i think wh

and speaker pelosi keep her party in check? plus president trump claims he is enjoying the fight over racist tweets showing no signs of letting up attack sns how do supporters feel tonight. bernie sanders fighting back over health care. does sanders plan to pay for the med proposal add up? >> and i'm erin burnett, outfrontle the breaking news the house of representative rejecting a bid to launch impeachment proceedings against president trump and president trump declaring victory. telling reporters seconds ago we just received overwhelming vote against impeachment and that's the end of it. he called it a ridiculous projects. fighting high over the saga over the racist tweets is playing out. >> the do you think you're winning this political fight? >> i do think i'm winning the political fight. i think i'm winning it by a lot. >> and at least by one measure he is right. because even a majority of democrats voted against impeachment al green ending a round nancy pelosi to force the vote. the resolution to move maid on impeachment

so nancy pelosi standing up to liberals i think nancy pelosi thinks helps her, that she's trying to be more pragmatic and manage the caucus. you were about to jump in, as you do. this is another member of the squad, ilhan omar. our job isn't to make sure we have our colleagues voting a certain way. and i hope that leadership understands their role and understands what our role is. what is she trying to say there, that we want to be disruptive, we want to be insurgencies and it's nancy pelosi's to count votes and we'll do what we think is right? >> i think that the squad is struggling to figure out what kind of group do they want to be. do they want to be another freedom caucus where they try to whip votes against the leadership bill and tank a democratic bill to show muscle and actually influence change? it seems like they are really hesitating on that. they haven't even tried. and so her saying we're not trying to convince members to vote a certain way, i think that just speaks to how much, you know, inside the capitol pelosi really is still queen here. she doesn't have a group who's

meaning speaker pelosi. do you think you better understand the challenges of your job to unify the democratic caucus after this meeting today? ms. pelosi: you have to ask her. reporter: g.d.p. divisions earlier indicate we did not have 3% growth the way many people expected we would. speaker pelosi: and the president bragged that we would, yes. reporter: i would love a bit more of your response, specifically are there any underlying economic factors that most concern you? is there anything there in the data that gives you pause? ms. pelosi: i haven't seen all the data yet except the figure, that is 2.1. closer to 2 1/2. the president used 3% as the standard. i do think that our g.d.p. will rise when we have -- when we raise the minimum wage, and people have more purchasing power, because these are people who will spend, inject demand into the economy and therefore , our gdp will rise. i think if we had comprehensive immigration reform where everybody is brought into the system in a way that is most productiv

but you could take a different argument that she's really raised nancy pelosi's game and allowed pelosi to move kind of into more of a centrist role where she's had to take on both trump and the very left-leaning arm of the democratic base and it's allowed her to be sort of less dem onized. i don't know what variable it will have on the presidential base, but i do think it will have a bearing on how pelosi is able to control congress between now and the election. >> we are getting some reporting into us that apparently freshmen in the house had a meeting to try to sort through some differences. it seems like that leading up to the aoc and pelosi meeting -- and they could have met without all the public fan fare we're meeting. it was intentional to make this very public before the meeting. does it tell you those two things, that they realize missteps here about looking too divided? >> yeah. well, look, i think nothing unify ts democrats like president trump and the president coming out and attacking the so-called squad i think helped rally the democrats and pull them together a little bi

you know nancy pelosi. what does she need to say when she stepped up to the lectern at any moment to get beyond this point, maybe even about her behavior on the house floor yesterday? >> i think she ought to address that because it wasn't us alone that such broke the rules. the majority leader is the one who actually took the chair because another democrat vacated the chair. the majority leader is the one who made it clear that she did break the house rules. she ought to own up to that in just a let's move on. let's be better than this. that's actually focus on policy. stop the drumbeat of bills on legislation, resolutions that aren't going anywhere that are just designed to attack people based on personalities. we have real bipartisan bills, things that can get down to lower drug prices. we just passed a bill out of committee earlier today to stop all these spam phone calls that come in by the robo calls or people get that annoy them every single day. there was a bipartisan agreement on that. those are the

despite pelosi's hesitancy. he has gone as far as to say the committee could launch proceedings on its own. is that likely to happen? >> no. jerry nadler is gonna buck nancy pelosi, who's the speaker of the house? and do this over her opposition? no, i don't think there's any chance that he will do that. look, at this point there are 95 votes in favor of impeachment. that's not even a majority of the democrats, let alone a majority of the house. there really is not the sentiment at this point. at this point, if there were impeachment, i don't think the president would be impeached, let alone go to the senate and get a two-thirds majority to remove him. we keep talking about this. the president is not going to be impeached. >> julie: the democrats are going to keep talking about it, but the odds are not in their favor. thank you very much, chris wallace. always great to see you. we'll watch you on sunday. >> thanks, julie. >> julie: the house oversight committee just voted along party lines authorizing chairman e

speaker pelosi said she was looking forward to it and keep in mind, she sort of shamed nancy pelosi into having this meeting when she came out and said, i haven't spoken to her face-to-face in months. that is not really the start of a very positive conversation and i don't think she wants to be buddy-buddy with speaker pelosi, then she would be giving up some sort of power and being the face of the progressive movement. >> harris: i want to go back to what we were talking about before, just in terms of where this began and it was a member of aoc staff that put out a tweet that had to be taken down and that is how racism got into the fold here and then you asked the question of, how do you go to the principal's office having the principal know what you really think of her? >> good point, i was going to say, too, i happen to have sat next to a member of the spouse of a member of the black caucus. there is -- they do not like her at aoc at all. there is very, very deep division. this meeting is not going to resolve that division. this fight is going on, this is a fight for the heart and sou

nancy pelosi favorable 65%. aoc58%. pelosi beats her on unfavorable as well. that far apart. we aren't talking about double digit differences. >> i think it's fair to say two faces of the party and i think that's the problem democrats are faced with right now. we're seeing this with the conversation on impeachment. pelosi a trying to steer democrats clear of impeachment because she knows there are a bunch of democrats that need to keep their seats and they represent red or purple districts. pelosi is trying to sort of make those moderates happy but also knows that congresswoman ocasio-cortez is popular. so she can't completely -- >> bill: not an easy job. judith, you said thank donald trump for bringing the democratic party together. i can't recall a time when the democratic party has been so split. >> oh, i can. >> bill: if you think one 30-minute meeting with solve all this i would suggest no. >> of course it's not but what she has to do. what pelosi has to do is let young millennials, she has to let the people of color in her party know that this is a big t

nancy pelosi knows that.ent that democrats have to deal with the party being pulled further and further to the left to the point that they'll leave voters homeless. >> that's what the president is hoping for and the white house is hoping for. so nice for the leader of the democratic party to take time out of her schedule to meet with nancy pelosi. they want to pin this on aoc, the squad and the progressives. >> nancy pelosi is running the show. you know, to kelsie's point, it's taken in stride. you know, i think you're seeing the excellent reading of her kaw sus, especially on the impeachment front. hundreds of democrats want the impeachment. she's pulling the reins back. you saw a bipartisan deal struck with steve mnuchin before they went on the six-week vacation this summer. again, you're seeing her at the peak of her power. >> shannon: they say it's not vacation. it's working back in their home directs. just so we don't get confused. so the speaker sent out an e-mail, the dear colleague e-mail called ownin

nancy pelosi playing an uprising led by the progressives including congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez, what came from that. welcome to fox news at night, we begin with breaking news on immigration and a win for the president's efforts to build the border wall with military funds. trace gallagher is on the case tonight. >> a couple of big victories for donald trump but not without pushback, the president announced guatemala is signing an agreement to restrict central american asylum-seekers coming to the us, the deal being called the safe third country agreement says migrants from el salvador and honduras who cross into guatemala on their way to the us have to apply for protection in guatemala. in return agriculture workers from guatemala get wider access to temporary us visas. the hope is the new deal will ease the crush of migrant caravans coming north. >> we are sending a clear message to human smugglers and traffickers that your day is over and we are investing in the future of guatemala, the safety of migrants and their families. >> the group says the agreement is cruel and inhuma

plus alexandria ocasio-cortes escalating her fight with nancy pelosi. democrat accusing the house speaker of singling out women of color. let's go outfront. >>> and good evening, i'm erin burnett, outfront this evening

ocasio-cortez and pelosi hadn't spoken since february when pelosi actually offered her a position on a climate panel and aoc said i don't want it basically because it doesn't have enough teeth for me. pelosi was really angry about that. ever since then, there's been a lot of snide comments about ocasio-cortez and the squad and, you know, i asked her that in the hallway just a few weeks ago. i guess it was even last week. i can't believe it was only last week. her answer was, you know, i don't know what to do. i don't know if i should approach her, but right now i don't want to. and clearly right there she's saying she's willing to have a conversation, but who's going to reach out? and unless somebody does, this cold war is going to continue. >> it is a rough wind. it is frigid in a very, very warm time in washington. charlie dent, we'll give you the last word on this. >> it almost defies logic. here they are, these four women are complaining about nancy pelosi who was upset with them because they voted against the border funding bill. and then to turn around and suggest that pelosi w

he suggested nancy pelosi would be happy to arrange it. nancy pelosi rejected what she calls the president's xenophobic comments and went on to criticize the raids happening today. boris sanchez is at the white house tonight. there's little doubt who the president's tweet was referring to. why target them? >> president trump is trying to exploit a rift in the democratic party. these four progressive members have been critical of house speaker nancy pelosi, specifically saying that she caved to the administration with the passage of this immigration funding bill last week. pelosi has been frustrated with their use of social media, believing they are often too critical of other democrats. but the president's tweet appears to have backfired. these two sides now apparently

speaker pelosi is not happy.arlier tonight she tweeted, "this evening's supreme court ruling to steal military funds to spend on wasteful ineffective border wall rejected by congress is deeply flawed. the founders designed government goffed by the people not -- governed by the people, not a monarchy." having served in congress, the trading of accounts happens every year. she has been implicit in that for decades. for her to put out the tweet is irresponsible and it's not right. she knows and she has been complicit trading funds herself. here with more reaction, congressmen who i served with in previous life when i was in congress. congressman andy biggs and congressman tom mcclintock of california and congressman walt who i didn't serve with but a great guy from florida and i appreciate all three of you joining us tonight. i want to talk about the supreme court ruling. it will have an impact; particularly, on your state. all of your states. but really let's start with you, congressman biggs. arizona needs this wa

it was a bigger feud than pelosi wants to let on. and we are seeing, though, as julie mentioned, it seems that everything has quieted down a lot heading into this august recess and it was not like that a few weeks ago. >> and all about impeachment, you heard pelosi saying he doesn't feel that much pressure and whatever pressure she does feel actually gives her leverage. but here was jackie speier essentially saying, listen, the clock is ticking. >> if we don't take action come september 1st then we should shut it down because we're not going to be able to do anything at all. i feel strongly we should, but i think we're running out of time. >> 96 at this point house democrats for opening an impeachment inquiry. jackie speier in that same interview said she feels like there are 30 or so other members of the house democratic caucus who are also for impeachment but are not being as vocal about it. is that your sense as well? >> i think a lot of times, especially for those 30 or so members that you mentioned, you do need a little bit of c

pelosi went off certain unnamed democrats today, according to reports pelosi telling fellow democrats, you got a complaint, you come and talk to me about it, but do not tweet about our members and expect us to think that is okay, and reportedly saying if they are considering using social media to attack fellow them -- democrats, they should think twice. then changed it to think once. respect my authority. people understand that her warning was directed at 4 up start progressive freshman who have been ticking off democrats from coast to coast. pelosi reportedly refers to them at the squad, alexandria ocasio-cortez, talib. and omar and presley. this also generational. so-called squad used social media to sidestep party leadership. and pelosi show fed up with it she told "new york times" -- all of these people have their public whatever. and their twitter world, but they didn't have any following. they are 4 people, that is how many votes they got. squad not taking it sitting down, aocfiring right back in tweets, saying, that public whatever is caus is -- called pc sentiment: congresswom

that's again, you look at this story of this police chief, now you look at speaker pelosi.igrants that broke the law, knowingly and willfully, violated our laws and now we're helping them continue to violate those laws. it's amazing. david: and well speaker pelosi we should remind everybody is third in line to the presidency behind the vice president. the fact is that she is sworn to uphold the constitution, uphold the laws of the united states. federal laws, trump state laws last i saw or local laws, and they're not doing it. in fact it's interesting that the people on that side of the argument try to make the case that laws are being violated somehow. senator herono from hawaii who said pretty outrageous things in the past said something that's just not true. let's play that tape and get your response. >> i hardly think that this is a picture of law and order where you go in and terrorize the entire neighborhoods and communities. the bottom line is there is no problem doing everything he can to terrorize undocumented people saying well, they shouldn't come because it's il

>> well, let's separate pelosi one and pelosi two. 1 -- >> chris: her first time as speaker. >> that's right. yes, i think she should have been much more tolerant of people who were blue dogs, that would be me, and people who were staunchly bipartisan, that would also be me. i was disappointed not to become chair of the house intelligence committee. no one missed that. but then, she lost the majority in 2010 and who lost? the people in the center. i won, actually, but a lot of people lost. in pelosi the sequel i think she's much more cognizant of the need to build a broader tent. i actually think the squad, whom i don't know, bring a lot of energy and creativity to the caucus, and i think the challenge is not to dismiss them, but to embrace some of their ideas, some from the center, and the blue dogs, and really build not just a bigger tent in terms of people getting along, but in terms of a showcase of ideas. if she can do that she will keep the majority, which will be a gigantic legacy for the only person who happens to be a woman w

i agree with the criticism. >> nasty spat between alexandria ocasio-cortez and nancy pelosi and somee other freshmen. president was asked about that, i mean, i was scribbling a lot of notes here and he had this to say. >> i think cortez is being very disrespectful to somebody that's been there a long time. i will tell you something about nancy pelosi that you know better than i do, she's not a racist, she's not a racist, but for them to call her a racist that's a disgrace. >> susan, is this trump playing commentator in chief and bit odd that he's coming to nancy pelosi's defense? >> i have a little bit of a problem with the story, i feel that we in the media have to be careful that we are not generating news or covering news. >> that ship sailed a long time ago. >> you need to be careful with stories like this when you're interviewing people on capitol hill, you're putting idea in the head, there's no organic feeling on capitol hill amongst anyone including the squad aoc and company that nancy pelosi is a racist, this was generated, i think in the media, pushed by the media because i

now pelosi, i suppose, knows how it feels. we are on it.n on the citizenship fight. issues a new order to every government department to turn over citizenship data.

this is aoc and her squad, against pelosi, and nancy pelosi has it right to say i'm not talking abouts any more, and kids -- kids -- >> using these, you are racist, bigot, and prejudice and awful but they don't take on real arguments they just try to disqualify the other side, they foforgotten how to argue, aoc is saying, what is the go to move? call someone a racist, i'm a woman of color, like a knee-jerk of pavlov's dog, go with the race card, and pelosi has to be on the other side, saying, what the hell this is our move. >> there is turmoil between the two classes, what you seeing is you know when she ran for office, aocran, she was part of that group that did not want nancy pelosi to return to the house speaker job. she is never bond team nance -- never been on team nancy, but i think that aoc, especially, is kind of rallied progressives, and kind of their unspoken mascot. she feels she has a duty to keep pressing old guard, press nancy pelosi, keep pressing same old same old bidens and whatnot, she feels she has been you know, a self appointed progressive mascot -- progress every

now we're waiting for pelosi.oes she launch an impeachment inquiry or does she take it off the table completely? because time, frankly, running short for her to make any sort of decision. the calendar is on the side of the not impeached side. we've got some new reporting just in moments ago about what happened inside that closed-door meeting among house democrats yesterday after mueller's testimony. this meeting included speaker pelosi, judiciary chairman nadler and intelligence committee schiff. pelosi made it clear that she's not going to stand in anyone's way if they want to call for an impeachment inquiry. multiple sources told nbc news that it's up to the caucus to make up their mind at impeachment. and she said more clearly than she ever has that each member can decide on impeachment based on their own conscience and constituents. now there were technical questions about impeachment. nadler told the caucus, reportedly, that an inquiry could be launched without a full vote in the house. which is significant b

pelosi. the attacks on biden. no one has really apologize for that.xcept that logic. the democrats -- >> neil: who is excepting the logic? >> the progressive wing of the democratic party. mrs. pelosi is an old white woman. >> neil: should the president be more attuned to that? racially offensive. mitt romney, susan collins. >> in the category of worse than a crime of blunder, democrats were attacking themselves. some people think that the president is doing this, that it was a master strategy because he makes it harder for mrs. pelosi and joe biden and the others to attack this much more radical wing of the democratic party. i don't know. i think he could've done that without that kind of schoolyard taunt, love it or leave it. very inadvisable. i'm not sure it's going to hurt him in the long run but i think it does put pressure on the people who support him in the senate and in the house. they're going to have to vote on this resolution. >> neil: susan collins, she criticized -- >> why -- doesn't gain you anything, why do that. i think lindsey graham

when i saunaed nad and pelosi do -- when i saw nadler and pelosi do the press conferences they were playingo media saying oops, we didn't produce what we said we would produce. >> i think bob mueller was a victim of his own hype by the media and the democrats. supposed to be the unflappable statesman with the gravitas command of the facts. instead as you saw he was confused and he didn't know many of the contents in the report that he wrote. as far as disappointment, you are right about that. this has been the fuel for the media over the last two and a half years. let me give you stats. 8,500 stories on the russia probe just by the "new york times," "washington post," cnn and msnbc. 530,000 web articles on russia, trump, mueller. 245 million interactions including likes and comments shares on the social media giant such as twitter and facebook. so not only were people disappointed in the media because they wanted this to be the next watergate, they knew that this was very good for business. now the business is going away because after what we saw on wednesday that is the final chapter as fa

blake: what'd you make of him coming to the defense of nancy pelosi, and the defense was nancy pelosi, which i think everyone would agree with. it, though, was interesting that he was defending pelosi from alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> yeah. i mean, i think that's really a lot less about nancy pelosi, actually, and a lot more about this use of race and gender in the democratic caucus to, as a weapon, basically, when people disagree with policy agendas that they have. so now you cannot say anything about alexandria ocasio-cortez because she's a hispanic woman? i mean, that's preposterous. and i think that's the outrage, and i think donald trump is right to raise that, you know? and he's united with lot of people in the democratic party who think this is crazy. blake: real quickly, what does it say about her star power, aoc, because the president's comments today were not about the house speaker, but about this one freshman congresswoman? >> i don't think they were about her in particular, they're about the use of that weapon. you know, that weapon is being used against joe biden, it's b

house speaker nancy pelosi facing new criticism from some freshmen democrats.g to maureen do you do of "the new york times," pelosi was asked about the pushback she received from alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar, rashida tlaib and ayanna presley for not fighting harder for stronger protections for children in last month's compromise border bell. pelosi said the four congress women made themselves irrelevant to the process. "all these people have their public whatever and their twitter world but they didn't have any following. they're four people and that's how many votes they got. alexandria ocasio-cortez responded on twitter over the weekend, writing, "that public whatever is called public sentiment and wielding the power to shift it is how we actually achieve meaningful change in this country." congresswoman tlaib had this to say. >> you know, people like us, people like me and ayanna, ilhan and alexandria, we're li-- it's very disappointing the speaker would try to diminish our voices in so many ways. >> this is not the first time pelosi has publicly min

when i talked to aoc, i was like, why don't you go talk to pelosi?sn't spoken one-on-one to pelosi since february when she invited her to be on this climate panel that aoc said was too weak and told the speaker no. ever since then they've had this chilly relationship. and so she has no -- there's no communication here. and that's something she said is a big problem for them. if they go after pelosi, they worry that it's going to undermine their ability to do legislation in the house and to actually try to show some muscle, but if they don't say anything, you know, they feel like they're being disrespected and that she's pushing them around. >> really interesting reporting, rachel. thank you so much for sharing it with us this morning. >>> okay. now to this. a missing american scientist has been found debt on a greek island. police say it was murder. what we know about this case in a live report next. ♪ when you have diabetes, dietary choices are crucial to help manage blood sugar, but it can be difficult to find a balanced solution. try great-tasting

i deal with nancy pelosi a lot. we go back and forth.t's fine but i think a group of people is being very disrespectful to her. i will tell you something about nancy pelosi that you know better than i do, she is not a racist. okay? she is not a racist. for them to call her a racist is a disgrace. charles: speaking to fox news last night, a long-time democratic congressman william lacy clay blasted aoc for her claims of racism against pelosi saying it was such a weak argument to say she was being picked on in that four women of color were picked on by the speaker. tells you level of ignorance on american history on their part as to what we are as the democratic caucus. my political panel, distinguished lecturer basil smikel, president of district media, beverly hallberg. don't start, won't be none segment, basil. it is getting hotter around hotter every single day. we're getting strange political bedfellows. william clay lacy, lacy clay, siding with nancy pelosi over the upstarts, aoc and the squad. what do you make of it? >> as it is wit

david: and let's face it, speaker pelosi wants to remain speaker pelosi, and she is trying to steer her party from the far left which aoc represents to somewhere in the middle or at least less far left than aoc represents. but i don't think it's -- look, there are still democrat candidates, some of the leading ones like liz warren who are in favor of the green new deal which would do everything it could, i mean, would triple the federal budget. it would essentially get rid of the free market as we know it in the united states. so she has -- i know she's one person, there are four of her, these very far left women, these new entrants into congress but they have a lot of power. >> i want to go back to this whole comment about women of color. there are dozens of women of color in the house of representatives. she basically is a squad as they call them of four. she was called out because they were disrespectful because they didn't abide by nancy pelosi's leadership. i think she just has to tone it down. i do think it's pretty remarkable she and nancy pelosi have not had a one-on-one convers

that's why he defended nancy pelosi last week. of you at all for all the identity politics they are now having to wallow in. nancy pelosi accuses people of racism all the time. she is being accused of the same thing. just have fun with it. you made the bed, get a line now. >> melissa: harris' point, there is reporting now that nancy pelosi is going to announce a resolution condemning president trump's remark. >> katie: but not ilhan omar's? >> melissa: i think you're getting confirmation, it's happening right now. that's putting them back to grandma on the same side again. what you are saying is defeatist about that. >> harris: that's with having under public and seven. no matter who it is, lindsey graham or whomever. you step in while they are a little domain is in flames you put out the fire for them by getting involved in -- >> melissa: i don't think so. >> katie: it forces nancy pelosi to put a resolution on the floor defending the extremist -- whenever they want to say -- squad. >> brian: i have a "seinfeld"-like complete cir

you showed the remarks for which pelosi has now been chastised. and this vote is actually to strike her words from the congressional record, after it was determined that there was this precedent set in 1984 that said that you couldn't say that something was racist. now, that's likely to fail, so it's likely those remarks will remain in the congressional record, obviously, because democrats control the house, but you're also going to see another vote unfold right afterward, because essentially what this motion and this ruling from the parliamentarian means is that the person who has made these remarks is banned from speaking on the floor at all for the remainder of the day, and of course, you know that the house is about to go into voting on this resolution that will condemn the president's comments as racist and pelosi, of course. so, what we're going to see is another vote to restore her speaking rights. and that's set to take place right after this one closes, it is, of course, still under way. so, you know, what had -- we had been expecting to

the fact that you have black women coming to the rescue of nancy pelosi says everything that nancy pelosiost every weekend, i care about preserving the majority. david: what do you think of president trump's comments about nancy pelosi? >> i think it's try age you laying by the president, and d try angulation by the president. there is a problem when you have one wing of the party accusing the new moderate to conservative democrats for being segregationists. >> pelosi laid it out for you and everyone else. they have four votes inning this caucus. women of color in subcommittees and leadership roles. we have disagreements aired publicly. >> you know, we never accused mitch mcconnell or speaker boehner of being racist. david: we have run out of time. thank you both have much. the liberal mayor of los angeles failing to get a handle on the city's homelessness crisis. now residents are taking matters into their own hands. wait until you hear what folks are doing. president trump issuing a stern wash to iran. president trump: iran better be careful. they are treading on dangerous territory. ir

liberty. ♪ >> are you speaking to nancy pelosi?ams are -- >> shouldn't it be face to face. >> she is the speaker basketball, we are the new members. >> she is speaker of the house. she can ask for a meeting to sit down with us for clarification. >> i have been racial justice working in our country for a long time. when you single us out be aware of what you are doing especially because some of us are getting death threats. trish: pointed words directed straight at nancy pelosi. one of the members of the so-called squad getting a little personal. sharp elbows. yet they are all insist there is no quote fundamental fracture between the floor and the speaker. joining us, robert, what's going on with the democrats right now? nancy kind of took aim at them. they got aimed at by the president. then nancy defended them. then they came on national television to game at nancy. >> this is no different than the growing pains people go through. if you look at the republican revolution and the mid 90s you thought similar things. this is a growin

and coming up in a few minutes we will take you live to the capitol itself appear hear from speaker pelosi ant chairs of both committees and will continue with your phone calls. 202-748-8920, 202-748-8921 for republicans and our others line is 202-748-8922. on the others line in redding, california. bonnie waiting patiently there. thanks for standing by, bonnie go ahead with comments. >> hi. i'd like to clear up some misinformation from the republicans said earlier. fusion gps is a american company who does op research. the republicans hired them to get research on trump. then hillary hired them which all politicians do op research apparently for opponents. when fusion gps say landmark contacts from trump, to russia, he called up. and they call up other people that do research. that's why any called christopher steele to look into it and verify. okay and whoever was watching today, a lot of them didn't seem to get what really happened. russia attacked us. there is over 100 contacts from the trump campaign to russia. mueller agreed they welcomed and encouraged it. it was like in our face to

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speaker nancy pelosi is being cautious. while the house judiciary chairman, jerry nadler, favors impeachment, he's downplaying any divide between them. >> i don't know that there are real divisions with the speaker. i will refer you to her earlier comments in which she said that we must make the strongest case. if our committee is going to recommend articles of impeachment to the house, we must make the strongest possible case, both to our colleagues and the american public. that we're in total agreement. >> reporter: nadler calling it an impeachment investigation, but not a formal impeachment inquiry. julie? >> julie: so, mike, what are we hearing following the big meeting between the speaker and freshman alexandria ocasio-cortez? >> reporter: clearly an effort to clear the air. you have house speaker nancy pelosi tweeting out a photo of her with alexandria ocasio-cortez, all smiles in front of a camera. it's a rough stretch for them, with pelosi mocking alexandria ocasio-cortez for her twitter world ideas while alexandria

pelosi is escalating attacks and aoc selecting that pelosi is singling out women of color.des in a lose-lose? >> they are. i remember the book everything i need to know i learned in kindergart kindergarten. to me it's everything i need to know i learned from the movie the godfather. the don tells his son saying don't let anyone outside the family know what you're thinking. i've been on the receiving end and the giving end of maureen dodd. she's not part of democratic family. she's reveling in the fact we're talking about a column she wrote over nancy pelosi. she should not have made those comments no matter what she meant. they have to help each other help themselves. the speaker has a higher responsibility given her job and her experience. i don't agree with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez on much i ied logically. she did not participate in the e effort to prevent the spesent t from taking the gavel back. she's taken her committee assignments very seriously. when hillary clinton joined she made a real attempt to work with people, to understand her roles and assignme

what happens when nancy pelosi met with the oac. what republicans fear most about kamala harris. >> you see them everywhere. why there are concerns of e-scooter safety. we'll start this morning with breaking news on a late friday night filing supreme court clearing the way for the trump administration to tap billions of dollars on pentagon funds. 5-4 vote lifted a free-imposed in california judge in late may. it would come from the defense department, counter judge money and build some 100 miles of the wall. >> how are the president reacting this morning? >> the president is jubilant. this is something the administration had tcome to the on an emergency bases and says we need a ruling now. the president called it back in february at the end of the record long government shutdown when he took that controversial step to declare a national emergency, redirecting some $8 billion in funds towards building a wall, that democrats and congress would not give him. they gave him $1.5 billion instead. the court is going to strike it down and h

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