tragic events that happened on speaker nancy pelosi's watch. it's clear at this point nancy pelosi has cherry picked the members to serve on this committee. she has prewritten a narrative only numbers who will stick to her talking points are allowed to serve on this committee. if this is truly a fact-finding mission to make sure january 6th never happens again, this isn't what that looks like. today i want to repeat a call that i made last week to the chairman of this committee to bring before this committee today on this panel the head of the capitol police union who told many of us last week and has said publicly and privately that on january 6th the rank-and-file members of the capitol police department, the heroes that make up the many women, the heroes that make up the capitol police department, they were not prepared for what happened on january 6th in spite of intelligence reports that date back three weeks before that date, they weren't equipped on january 6th with the proper equipment that they needed to handle what happened that day a

what is speaker pelosi hiding? speaker pelosi with the x amount to hide the truth i taking the historic steps of rejecting two of the minority leaders select committee pecks, , destroying ay chance of bipartisanship. this committee is completely partisan from top to bottom. every member was chosen by speaker pelosi, and why? because speaker pelosi wants her narrative and her outcome to prevail and not the truth. the only so-called republicans on the committee are on the committee to grandstand and attacked the former president because of their own personal vendettas here those pelosi republicans are not interested in the truth. they are interested in getting even. today, leader mccarthy, whip scully schooley said all this appear, however we're interest in the truth were going to continue seeking it and following the evidence to matter where it leads. because we all went to the american people to ensure this never ever happens again. thank you. >> thank you, sheriff. as you see on the committee today they don't have

in the house, nancy pelosi can only use -- lose three democrats on any given vote. josh gottheimer has now -- they were known as the moderate nine. they had nine moderates sticking together and saying my way or the highway or we are going to take down joe biden's agenda. now they have 10. stephanie murphy, one of the other leaders of the moderates. she is one of the cochairs of the blue dog democrats. she also has joined the group so now they have 10, so they have incredible leverage. they flexed their muscle last night and showed they mean business. it sounds like the two sides are inching closer to a deal. there's going to be another meeting at 9:00 a.m. this morning. they will have a separate briefing on the other big crisis, which is afghanistan. they will hear from officials including secretary of state tony blinken. nancy pelosi saying she hopes to have some kind of deal with gottheimer by noon, when she plans to bring this rule, this procedural vote, to the floor. she is hoping they have something in hand with timer -- in hand to move this forward. host: what

pelosi: good morning.t is with great sadness i begin this coming together with the tribute to richard trumka, a great hero for american working families. we got the news yesterday that as he was with his family camping, what a sad occasion, but also a beautiful way to pass on from this version of life. richard trumka was always thinking about the workers. always thinking about the workers. what can we do to give some certainty to their lives? good paying jobs, benefits, working conditions, and the rest. he also carried his values into other areas of public policy, recognizing respect and dignity of every person. we used to say the middle class is the back and about democracy. we always have to work to strengthen it. to enable people to aspire to become part of the middle class, and the middle class has a union label on it. many of our members have called me about naming the pro act in honor of richard trumka. that would be very, very appropriate, because it is about the rights of america's workers. sadly,

listen to nancy pelosi on this.thing, we cannot require someone to be vaccinated. that is just not what we can do. it's a matter of privacy to know who is or isn't. i can't go to the capitol physician give me names of people not vaccinated or encourage them or make it known to others to encourage them to be vaccinated. so we can do that but you would hope science would guide them to protect themselves, their family members and the good colleagues in the work place to get vaccinated. elizabeth: so that's nancy pelosi saying you can't require people to be vaccinated but just listen to the science and how vaccines help. let's jump to this, listen to dr. anthony fauci. he is saying no to lockdowns. he says misinformation on social media would have stopped vaccinations to wipe out smallpox. let's listen to dr. fauci here. watch this. >> john, i don't think we're going to see lockdowns. i think we have enough of the percentage in the people in the country, not enough to crush the outbreak but i believe enough to not allow

it is criminal what nancy pelosi is doing. it is criminal for her to calls back to do what she is asking us to do which is to spend more of your money. i am thankful for all of my colleagues at the freedom caucus. we have just begun to fight. and i do not care whether it is not printed in the press, whether the majority of people are not seeing anything, we are going to stand up because our country is too important. where do you go if it is not america? venezuela? cuba? china? see how that works out. thank you all for coming today and appreciate everyone coming. louie gohmert. >> thank you. if it were not for what was going on, real travesty going on in afghanistan. the travesty going on in our southern border. all of the crises this administration has created themselves, then it's hard to believe that anyone would have the nerve to say let's come to washington and spend trillions of dollars we don't have on pet projects that will move us to being a marxist nation. ayn rand decades ago put it right. the course that they are wa

the house republicans announcing they do intend to investigate the tens of millions of dollars and pelosi family stock trade and hunter biden's activities if the republicans retake the house and the midterms next year, new video of the largest group of migrants crossingng in texas, the gop sas the border is the biggest super spreader event right now, they are demanding mores, from this where is the cdc, nih, dr. fauci we also have that in this fight between the biden the administration and texas over a migrant travel that is heading to the supreme court, the biden of administration saying it will keep the coronavirus border shut down that trump's started in place for now, thank you for joining us i am elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show you're watching the fox business network, the far left is talking about being spoilers there gonna draw under blocked b infrastructure deal and we have the votes to do what they say unless they do what they want, the three and half trillion dollarar spending bill the government throwing caution to the

pelosi: i don't think this is a distraction. the point is we don't want anybody to think this is a good idea and that they should try to follow suit. it is an important thing. we want to make sure they are safe for themselves but also for what consequences could flow if something happens to them. they have to make their own case as to why they went. it was not in my view, a good idea. we will see. they had their committees. this is not i think i will go to afghanistan. you need the approval of your committee chair in order to do that. we've put out the word to committee chairs, there's not going to be planes and this and that for people going to the region or any facilitation. the defense department has to protect but the state department has to facilitate. really? we're trying to get people out. without having a fuller knowledge of -- i don't think they had any committee approval. my understanding is they did not have committee approval. in any event, i don't think a major distraction. we put an end to anybody going there right

and nancy pelosi is not even speaking to these moderates. man, this is getting ugly on capitol hill. and i just -- you know, i thought, this is a real thing, you know, some work is going to have to happen here. but by the standards of tough acts that nancy pelosi has had to deal with in her career, this was not the highest degree of difficulty. i think in aggregate, and you and i have talked about this before, in aggregate is whole thing they're trying to do is about as hard as anything i've seen congress try to pull off. but overcoming those ten moderates who, you know, it turned out, as you pointed out in your opening were kind of folded -- i mean, they feel like they got a victory by getting a date certain on the vote but they sold out pretty quick and pretty cheap and i think nancy pelosi knew that was going to happen. >> and, norman, she isn't even granting the point that there was a deal. she is simply saying, no, we just clarified when the vote would be in september. and, i mean, we're laughing because just in the past we have all see

speaker pelosi, trying to talk about everything but afghanistan. also up next the latest on hurricane ida, knocking out power in the gulf coast. rescues now underway. energy expert phil flynn joins us. stay with us on "the evening edit." >> it was loud. we could hear the wind. we could hear things hitting the house, hitting the vehicles. heard a lot of crashing sounds. that was probably the hardest hurricane i have ever been

speaker pelosi is derelict in her duties.his government exists to preserve the rights of the american people. it exists to protect the rights of the american people from all foreign adversaries. i will tell you, i don't know, i thought long and hard about it, whether it is incompetence, neglect or something worse. can you imagine that? whether it is something worse, that this is some -- supposed to happen this way. ladies and gentlemen, this is more than black. this is a betrayal. this is a betrayal of their own, of their country, of everything we hold dear. this is not a surrender of america by american people, by american citizens. this is a surrender by joe biden and the people around him refuse to stand up and say absolutely not, leaving american citizens behind in the combat zone is reserved to one party and one party only, that would be the democrats. and while we thought it would only have been in world war ii and never again, it is happening right now before us. so we demand action and accountability, right now. we ar

the only thing stopping it is pelosi from us being back in session. partisan political decisions designed to get your photo's lead to fatal national security consequences on the battlefield. it was a partisan political decision to act in haste days prior to a tragic anniversary. our men in uniform died as a result. the only question we have now is how do we prevent this in the days that followed? how do we learn from the mistakes of the past seven days we don't make them over the next 30 days. i have a simple principle that our brave men and women in uniform all know too well. leave no one behind. you would not think we would have to explain that to a president of the united states. let's get back now before this tragic situation gets worse. i want to thank the troops, to the families that lost loved ones, to those who have served before into all the goldstar families. you will not be forgotten. you did the job you are asked. you do not deserve the withdrawal of this it -- of this biden administration and the lack of action from nancy pelosi in your t

with polling pointing to a near dead heat, speaker pelosi said turning out the vote next month will becial. >> we have many more democrats than republicans, for one thing, but again, i think that you ask me, was i surprised. i don't think many people took the recall seriously because it's not for a serious purpose. but the fact is, it exists, so we do have to get more enthusiastic about turning out the vote. >> reporter: on the taliban takeover of afghanistan's capital, kabul, speaker pelosi bis desion ansaysthe u.s. should have been out of afghanistan a while ago. on the topic of u.s. military equipped that is now in the hands of the taliban, speaker pelosi said this -- >> some equipment is left there. it was thought that that would be used -- it was hoped that it would be used by the afghan military to defend its own country. the fact that it did not and could not was all the more reason for us to leave. >> speaker pelosi went on to emphasize about the recall election. the balance of power that could happen here, calling the recall particularly trumpy and and emphasizing that democra

speaker pelosi has been clear from the beginning that we were gonna deliver president biden's job plan and his families plan together. because we understand that those things are connected, and what today's vote did was set that process up just as we had expected it to go. >> i want to listen to something that president biden said today about how this is paid for. >> and this is all paid for, instead of giving every break in the world to corporations and ceos, by the way 55 of our largest companies in america pay zero dollars in federal taxes, on more than 40 billion dollars of profit last year, we can ask corporations and the very wealthy to pay their fair share, they can still be very wealthy, they can still make a lot of money, they just have to pay their fair share. >> this is a concept that is pulling very strongly. usually the pay for side of legislation is the part that doesn't pull so well. but americans seem to support the concept of the fair share being paid especially by rich corporations. >> well, of course they should. everybody should pay their fair share. those largest c

speaker pelosi wrote, what deal? they wanted clarification about how we go forward and that's what we did. oh. you think i had to do a deal with them? oh, that's cute. you would think people in washington, d.c., would have learned this by now. do not underestimate house speaker nancy pelosi. whether you agree with her, disagree with her. whether you are rooting for her or against her, do not underestimate her. when she is determined to get a piece of legislation in the house she will determine whether or not it can be done. oh, you would like some kind of deal? let me give you a clarification. some day let us all be able to operate in some part of our worlds with that kind of efficacy. and, look, this is still early in what is going to be a long process of negotiation among and between democrats and republicans. democrats have to hold together through a lot of these ups and downs before these bills become law, before, again, this legislation that president biden wants to be his legacy as president, before it can get

speaker pelosi: a little bit before was in the public domain.e didn't make it known because it would be dangerous for them. a matter of hours. still until they were airborne it would not be safe for them. the secretary of defense, secretary of state, there is a real concern about members being in the region. with the shall we say knowledge as to what the risk would be to these members, the forces necessary to facilitate the visit and to protect them was an opportunity cost on what we needed to do to be evacuating as many people as possible. it's not just about them going to afghanistan. we are going to the region because there is a call on our resources militarily and the rest. this is deadly serious. we do not want members to go. reporter: do you specifically wish they hadn't gone? speaker pelosi: i think my letter speaks for itself in terms of people shouldn't be going there. reporter: have you spoken to them since? speaker pelosi: i haven't. i guess they are back now. i don't get as much of a distraction. the point is we don't want anybody to

speaker pelosi is derelict in her duties. this government exists to preserve the rights of the american people. it exists to protect the rights of the american people from all foreign adversaries. i will tell you, i thought long and hard about it, whether it is incompetence, whether it is neglect, or whether it is something worse. can you imagine that, whether it is something worse, that this was supposed to happen this way? ladies and gentlemen, this is more than neglect. this is of a trail. this is a betrayal of their oath, it is a betrayal of the country, it is a betrayal of everything we hold dear. this is not surrender of america by american people, by american citizens. this is surrender by joe biden and the people around him that refused to stand up and say acellena. leaving america---and say absolutely not. leaving american citizens behind in the, reserved one party only. that would be the democrats. while we thought it would only have an invalid what you and never happen again, it is happening right now--always thoug

will nancy pelosi be able to do it? and then finally, this afternoon, speaker pelosi did call for a vote, on the big bill, the giant infrastructure bill, the multi trillion dollar bill, this huge priority for biden, for what he wants to be his legacy. and she called for that vote this afternoon. in every single house democrat voted for >> yes, even the ones who spent the last week saying they were gonna kill it. and for all their protest and their red lines, and their insistence that they would block this bill if they did not get exactly what they wanted, those nine conservative democrats, in the end, got nothing. >> i want to think speaker pelosi who was masterful in her leadership in this. >> when speaker pelosi walked off the house floor, cnn reporter caught up with her and asked her about the deal she reached with those nine conservative democrats to get them to vote for the bill. speaker pelosi wrote responded quote, what deal? they wanted clarification about how we go forward and that's what we did. oh, you think

it is amazing, your agreeing with pelosi. we think the behemoth is less likely to pass and somehow you are trying -- if i may, we make the bill less likely to pass but if we think this bill and mary them together it is more likely to pass. that is what simple logic tells you. i'm not quite following. laura: you don't follow the wall street journal "national review," yours truly, any number of people online writing about economics for 35 years. >> make it harder to pass the 3.5 trillion. them. makes an -- you realize america is going >> to forever. >> tell us everything -- i know -- $110 billion for roads and bridges. laura: you could have gotten that without giving away the store but you are talking loudly because you are trying to really -- >> to get that trillion. laura: when they pass the 3.5 trillion will you come back and say you're wrong? >> somehow even though we have made -- i will come back on the show. if it still happens this is the blame. that logic is specious and you know it. laura: i don't think i ever heard se

and we start with breaking news on capitol hill where house speaker nancy pelosi is about to speak any minute now, and the house foreign affairs committee will be briefed about afghanistan by the deputy secretary of state. last night, we learned congressmen went to afghanistan without any government approval. it comes after president biden said he's sticking to his pledge to withdraw u.s. troops by august 31st. he made the announcement after a virtual meeting with our allies, in spite of their arguments for keeping troops past the end of the month. it's also what the taliban wants, after they called that date a red line. and warned of consequences if we keep troops there any longer. but it does come with a contingency. biden told the pentagon and state department to be prepared with backup plans in case things go wrong. and it's not just the taliban he's worried about, the u.s. is also tracking threats against the kabul airport from an isis a affiliate, giving americans and afghan allies even more of a reason to get out, and fast. >> every day we're on the ground is another day we know

>> where is nancy pelosi? british parliament came in from the german parliament, british parliament condemned biden for putting them in this t position as an ally but at the end of the day going to hear in the next few n days that narrate that there is good terrorists and bad terrorists. they've made us assurances and promises, i don't trust the taliban as far as i can throw them. this administration believes they have economic leverage. but going to get clicked on its head, what the taliban has are hostages and a long history of doing this but this is the same team around biden that was around obama, gandhi, the birds all trade, yank us out of iraq and tax around the world, the iran deal, they believe they can just appease their way and concede theirl. way out of this the terrorists are going to take advantage after advantage after advantage and by the way, what a happened in afghanistan doesn't stay in afghanistan. that terrorism will follow us home and america is much less safe in future american soldiers w

that's what pelosi does.cks, and we are seeing her come out against these people, again, you know, and this is a question for gottheimer and others, how firm is their opposition to moving forward on both packages and within that group of nine, how many of them are hard noes on the whole 3.5 trillion or is it just procedural, and that's what we're going to find out when the house comes back next week, jonathan. >> moving back to the dominant story line right now, afghanistan. hans, watch republicans play this. certainly there are some republicans like former president trump and others who have been sharply critical of how the biden administration has handled the withdrawal and evacuations but of course many of those same republicans supported it when it was trump's decision to do the same. how do you assess the dynamic here, is this something the republicans are going to use as a political cajole against the biden administration? >> talking to republicans around town they think they have almost won the house m

but it's just another step in the ongoing battle between pelosi and mccarthy. >> here's what pelosi'sce against someone who was targeted on january 6th from your fellow trump supporters is irresponsible and disgusting. we've heard of people threatening death of speaker pelosi. i'm not sure why he would even make this joke. he lived through the insurrection. >> apparently, he's forgotten that. i think it was a lame-ass attempt at humor. if anybody wants to see a middle-aged white guy try to be funny, there's plenty of billy crystal and steve martin movies you can rent. this guy, the most offensive part is his butchering humor. but, you know, yes, nancy pelosi called him a moron last week as she was going into her private car, it got caught by a hot mic. that was not a threat of violence. this was a threat of violence. a stupid thing for him to say, amidst the things we've seen in the last six months since january 6th. frankly, if they were both in kindergarten, they would be both put in time-out. the american people should expect better from the highest level of elected leaders. that b

and that's what speaker pelosi has said as well. we can make sure that if we're going to create a bunch of great jobs as the infrastructure package anticipates, then we want to make sure that women have access to that, and we don't want that delayed. people are hurting, wolf. and at the end of the day, the reconciliation package has all of the, you know, all of the pieces that are really going to allow people to be able to participate fully in this economic recovery. >> congresswoman, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >>> just ahead, the republican governor of one state where covid cases are surging is threatening to withhold funds from schools that require masks. [music plays.] ♪ ♪ with our unique tub over tub installation in just a day, bath fitter doesn't just fit your bath, it fits your busy schedule. why have over two million people welcomed bath fitter into their homes? it just fits. bath fitter. call now or visit bathfitter.com to book your free consultation. at usaa, we've been called too exclusive. becau

nancy pelosi is third in line for the presidency. joe biden, kamala harris, nancy pelosi.ington right now? after 13 service member heroes gave their lives for joe biden's botched-up man to cut and run out of afghanistan. -- plan to cut and run out of afghanistan. pelosi apparently refusing gop leader kevin mccarthy's demands to bring the house back in to review what went wrong in afghanistan. the congressman joins me this morning from where he is in washington d.c. congressman, it's good to see you. thanks very much for coming back this morning because of this breaking news. we spoke over the weekend, and i know that you've been working the phones trying to get americans out of afghanistan. if i'm going to get to nancy pelosi in a minute. tell us about your efforts to get people out. >> maria, there are hundreds and could be thousands of americans that are going to get left behind in afghanistan. as michael waltz just saw you and brian mast, many of the members have been working, such as myself, trying to get americans that we know that are our constituents that are just o

elizabeth: nancy pelosi is saying, nancy pelosi stuff happens moment.ifornia this is what happens, talking about the tens of billions of dollars of military hardware and assets left behind by the taliban. congressman jim banks says now that the taliban has more black hawks than 85% of countries, all the countries around the world. massoud is trying to lead a resistance inside of afghanistan. he asked the white house for some military help. he says he was turned down. what do you say to that? >> again, it is incredulous. very difficult to get in the minds of this irrational thought and what congressman banks did say is true. well over 150, perhaps black hawk helicopters, thousands of vehicles, all kinds of arms seeing them utilize it. a complete misunderstanding what is important and it is quite delusional. now, by the way, not just coming out of the white house, here we are in the capital, today, nancy pelosi and much of the leadership of the democrat house are rewarding themselves by passing a, trying to do their best to pass a 5 trillion-dollar spendi

jim mcgovern is the rules committee chair and took over for speaker house policy -- pelosi. he tells us about the days events from the front of the house chamber. rep. mcgovern: i was there, and i received -- nancy pelosi, one of her aides came up to me and said would you be willing to step in for the speaker? i have done that a one million times before. i am sitting there and my daughter is texting me like where are you? i said to her i am in the chamber. she said they closed it the cannon building. i said they do that all of the time for various reasons, but i am in the chamber. she said, why are you there? i said because i am observing

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. >>> later, our exclusive interview with house speaker nancy pelosi. what she said about the california recall and how the president is handling afghanistan. >>> good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm juliette goodrich the for elizabeth. tonight we are following dangerous fire weather, prompting a red flag warning that just went into effect. >> let's check in with our chief meteorologist paul heggen with those putting crews on edge tonight. >> we have 16 hours to go in this thing. the north bay mountains, t hillo range. within this, not all of the red shaded areas are equal. we're really focused on the eastern half of napa county, the northern half of solano county. that's where we'll see the gustiest winds and lowest humidity. that's the combination that prompts the red flag warning. the sustained winds north-northeast. offshore direction 30 to 40 miles per hour. gusts up to 50 miles per hourúl. combine that with humidity levels staying below 20%, that's very dry air to go along with dry vegetation we have in place. we're going to watch this carefully

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and, nancy pelosi, get out of the way.en everyone else in the city was barred from such visits. and salons weren't allowed to operate. they were told to wear a mask. she made things worse by claiming she was set up. that salon was forced to shut down. you know, do you see where we're headed here? so this attitude that you can come in with bare, raw-knuckle power -- raw, bare-knuckle power into california and shut down a recall out of d.c.? if i mean, how are voters in california going to take that? >> i think that voters in california are going to brush with whatever pelosi says aside, and that's why the democrats are so worried right now about the recall. because when you look at the polls in california, they've been trending in the direction of removing gavin newsom. and i think that nancy pelosi realizes she's too late. but she's going to try to throw everything and the kitchen sink at problem because she realizes that if california revolts against her agenda, the republicans and the independents of this country have th

nancy pelosi says that anyone without a mask on in the capitol will be arrested.ghts on -- on the bigger picture here and how this is affecting people's freedom and liberty? doctor: well, that's the very important. you know, when we have people using this as an excuse, and that's what it is because, again, the vaccinations are very effective and a lot of people have already gotten immunity. so and very few people are dying. it really is a -- a matter of how you present it, you know, if you had two people who died and now you have four people who died and you say, you know, there's been 100% increase. this thing is just raging or you could actually give the statistics which would show that we really are much better off than we were a year ago. but you can use that to frighten people and to control people and that's what we got to be careful about. yes, we have made tremendous progress. there's no question about it and kudos go to our scientific community for coming up with effective vaccines, but we also have to give people the real information and let them make de

how is the relationship with pelosi and mccarthy?l do this thing where she can't remember his name. she'll be like mr. -- she'll pretend she can't remember his name. he complains she never consults him on anything. when they put metal detectors outside the house chamber, she didn't tell him. when proxy voting, she didn't tell him. so he complains she just doesn't treat him at all like minority leader. she treats him with no respect. he's out there now talking about her husband's finances, he's talking about conching her on the head with a gavel if he gets it. i've seen some pretty toxic relationships between speakers and their minority leader. nothing like this. >> nothing like this. a lot of this has to do with january 6th and the aftermath of january 6th. things are really toxic. watch this exchange with congressman jamie raskin went after congressman andrew clyde infamously referring to january 6th as a tourist visit. >> i'm asking, did you watch the testimony of the capitol officers who defended our lives on january 6th or did yo

nancy pelosi getting closer to our book being done a decade later, pelosi began to run into trouble. and i'll come back to this. i hope i'll have time. i will have time and make time for it, but many of you will recall that after shellacking the democrats took in 2010 and actually in the run-up to that election, there was active talk among many democrats, especially blue-dog democrats, that nancy pelosi has to go. there was a bit of a rebillion i don't know within the democratic party that she survived but nonetheless if the democrats had held the house in 2010, the story could have been very, very different. by the time we rolled into finishing our book, john boehner had been elected speaker and storm clouds were on the horizon. and then as has been mentioned several times -- well, here you go. here's his second election as speaker. and we see that john boehner had a bunch of votes and nancy pelosi got a buncher of votes and then a bunch of other e pool got a bunch of votes. and all these stars are next to republicans. so this old world had begun to fray. and this was even before la

and i do think he owes speaker pelosi an apology. as for calls for him to step down and resign, i think that is completely unnecessary. look, the rivalry between pelosi and mccarthy has heated up recently. as you've mentioned, she called him a moron last week, and he is going after her in a private fund-raiser in a situation where he thought he was speaking off the record with supporters. look, here's the situation. nancy pelosi is the speaker of the house. she is a powerful person. she is the third in line to be president. she happens to be a woman. so calls that a lot of democrats have said that he is going after her because she is a woman or violence against women, this is a political rival making a political statement against someone that he wants to take out of her current position because he wants to be the next speaker. and i think it's nothing more than that. democrats are already trying to raise money off of it. but i think it is just another step in the ongoing battle between pelosi and mccarthy. >> ana, i want you to weigh

trump wanted to do infrastructure and yet pelosi impeachment, never got it done. tonight, i'm going to tell you what counts as infrastructure. the republicans agreed to this without even ever have read a draft of the bill. it was put together mostly by the majority parties committee staff. now in june, a bipartisan group of senators led by mitt romney thought it was a good idea to engage with president biden on this thing called an infrastructure bill that would cost hundreds of billions of dollars. now the deal included biden's pledge and all together in one room that it would be a stand-alone. in other words, it would not be $3.5 trillion that the democrats cooking up to past reconciliation which means only a simple majority. of course, biden is so out of it he couldn't remember what he said to him about the negotiation and so he ended up tipping the democrats hand. >> [indistinct double] >> laura: this made the republicans look like charlie brown with lucy, holding the football. >> do you support nancy pelosi's plan to hold a bipartisan bill in the house until

look at lawmakers like nancy pelosi.ents in all these big tech companies for instance, which she constantly and her colleagues among the democrat party, they claim they want to regulate these companies, they want to break them apart, tear them down, that is all lip service. do you think nancy pelosi will behead her golden goose? no way. google, facebook, twitter, apple. she is constantly trading, making money off the companies. she has cushy relationship with them. somehow they end up with gigantic government contracts. it's a self licking ice cream cone that keeps going. tools like this how lawmakers take advantage what is supposed to be public service. elizabeth: nancy pelosi saying she is within the letter of the law. she is disclosing it. she is doing it in accordance with the stock act how they're making trades but we're talking tens of millions of dollars in tech company trades. in her backyard of her district. we're talking google, apple, facebook. you know, google has donated to nancy pelosi. it just seems, peopl

bet against nancy pelosi. been there before. she knows how these things work. and she can work miracles. she's obviously one of the most experienced legislators in the room. she understands rules and procedures. so she may have a trick up her sleeve yet. if they are unable to come to an agreement, it really -- won't say it derails joe biden's domestic agenda, but it really flows down -- slows down the momentum where just a few weeks ago we were talking about how much momentum joe biden had with the senate victory on his infrastructure package. obviously in just a few weeks things have turned considerably given the situation in afghanistan and given this rebellion that we are seeing from moderates in his own party. host: to follow everything that's happening on capitol hill throughout today, go to the hill.com, scott wong is the -- one of the reporters for the hill. you can follow him on twitter@scottwongdc. thank you. that from earlier this morning. we are watching on capitol hill as democrats are gathering in

it is a fact that on that in december of 2020 nancy pelosi was made aware of potential security threats to the capital, and she failed to act. it is a fact that the u.s. capitol police raised concerns and rather than providing them with the support and resources they needed and they deserve, she prioritized her partisan political optics over their safety. the american people deserve to know the truth, that nancy pelosi bears responsibility as speaker of the house for the tragedy that occurred on january 6th. and it was only after republicans started asking these

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ten pelosi would have been in deep trouble. or pelosi would have been in deep trouble. john as we all know had deep problems. this is similar picture to this one that shows the ideological location of everyone who voted against--. the ideological mapping. ryan's problems. so this is paul ryan's problem. this is thanks to keith pool. he did a interesting plot where he plays every member of the house of representatives. by this measure that he produces a ideology. these are the liberals. these are the conservatives. the why access conservatives. the why access is how many votes members got in the last election. and poole does the following exercise. he says what if this is just as bad an election for republicans as people can imagine. not saying it will be, but what if. he says what if there is a seven point swing away from the republican party in 2016 for the elections. if, so then these republicans lose. now this would be in extreme swing. republicans have been a majority, but they could be elected in the seats. look at who stay. the further the right you are the more l