speaker pelosi: you have a couple of questions. before you go on to a third let me address the first two. first, we're going to be briefed -- mr. meeks will be presiding on our side at the briefing -- the ukraine briefing. what his -- we want to move quickly with these. now, it will be up to the chairman as to the process and the rest. but we want to be as close to the senate bill as possible so there's no delay in getting something to the president's desk. the second part is, i'm never giving up on b.b.b. there's so much in there that's really important. in terms of child tax credit. in terms of family -- health care for families. that is to say not just children but seniors, siblings with disabilities and rest. with university pre-k. this is so -- it's -- with universal pre-k. this is about lowering costs for the american people. lowering the cost of health care. lowering the cost of childcare. lowering the cost much family care. lowering the cost at the pre-k level. and we have to -- we must get something done. and, of course, a

snoou -- speaker pelosi: good morning, everyone. since last we were together, the jobs report came out, which was historic and good news. it was overwhelming, as you may have been aware, when we met last thursday, the anticipation was that perhaps it would be a much lower figure or even in the negative column. and it turned out to be nearly half a million jobs created. an upgrade to the jobs of the previous month. giving president biden the highest rate of job creation and reduction of unemployment practically in history. and, again, a tribute to him, to our policies, and a tribute to the private sector, which created many of these jobs working together with public and private. and with that, we continue our progress. we're laser focused on the economy for the people, creating jobs, growing the economy, as i said, 6.6 million new jobs were created last year. 6.6 million new jobs last year. a stark contrast to the previous administration. grow the economy. rate of growth -- fastest rate of growth in 40 years. that was for 2021. lower

pelosi's poison pill, here is pelosi's poison pill. congress pelosi says must cover the supreme court and judiciary. would this stall out a new bipartisan push to stop all of this congressional stock trading while in office? >> i mean it very well might. pelosi is very powerful. she usually gets what she wants. she clearly does not want a ban on insider trading she has been doing for a long time. most voters in both parties agree members of congress should not trade individual stocks. our politicians have been enriching themselves using knowledge not able to the public. they have been doing it for a long time and they have been doing it with impunity. of course nancy pelosi doesn't want the issue to blow up with the public and she doesn't want public interest here because she and her husband have gotten filthy rich by investing millions of dollars in the same companies she is supposed to be regulating like google, amazon and disney. look at the numbers. nancy pelosi is worth $110 million but her salary is just about $220,000 per year.

maria: why do you think nancy pelosi says she's running again? here you have what almost 30 resignations or retirements happening on the democrat side or seeking other office. a new gallup survey says american political party preference is a shifting to republican and yet the speaker came out and said yes, she will go for reelection. do you believe she will? >> i believe she will because she's hungry for power. remember what else is happening now, redistricting as we watch what happens in new york. so egregious that forever gerrymandering will be known as jerry nadler's district. they are actually taking who they want. they will steal another four seats and the reason why an pelosi announced she will run and now they are stealing elections in different places by redistricting and gerrymandering these, she believes she can win even though overwhelmingly the public says they want a change. they want to secure border, and inflation with safe and secure streets, but the democratic policies are causing most of the problems. maria: we had this map here

why did nancy pelosi turn down 10 to 20,000 national guardsmen, what did nancy pelosi know on january 4 and 5, what did nancy pelosi to during the hours following january 6, if you want to know, what took place, so congress could prevent is from happening. again, you don't need to be subpoenaing the people that they are subpoenaing, you need to get information about failures of security system that was in place in the capitol and person in charge, was nancy pelosi, we know why nancy pelosi did not up vide the national guard to protect the building, because when national guard was considered to by president trump to bring in them -- she rejected it, saying you can't use the the insurcould to protect the white house. they are protecting federal courthouse, what did she say? she called them stormtroopers, so did the number 3 democrat, this is a party, a media a obama/biden administration working with hillary clinton campaign and dnc and mark alion and perkins cooy and a former russian citizen to put out lies to lie to fisa court, to push russia solution narrative, results in impeachment

teri: speaker pelosi is not mincing words. speaker pelosi: we are not going to let him provoke world war iii, but we will make sure he is debilitated. teri: defending president biden and the sanctions. speaker pelosi, on sanctions, while answering a reporter's question, saying they did not expect sanctions to prevent an invasion appeared is this acceptable to you? speaker pelosi: we are blessed to have this president with his knowledge of foreign affairs, his understanding of personalities he has to deal with. teri: making clear sanctions are a nato decision, not only up to the united states' discretion. speaker pelosi: what the president said was to ratchet it up. i feel like the package is very devastating to russia. teri: in ukraine, people are bracing for the worst, people like irene. >> just the goosebumps, shivering. teri: fleeing kyiv in the the te hours, taking four hours to travel just 15 miles. >> i was stressed because i was driving in the car with my grandparents. they were trying to target some military bases. ter

nancy pelosi is not going to say nice things about me. she knows that i have been a very vocal critic of the leadership of the capitol police, the intelligence section, the investigators. they had all of the data, all of the material, the intelligence section, the capitol police knew that the capitol was going to be the target on january 6. they knew the extremist groups were going to be there. they knew that individuals had -- that there would be violence and disruption and they held on to that intelligence and it wasn't shared. the capitol police had the intelligence. they didn't share it. and they just kept it to themselves and i've been very vocal about that i've also been very vocal about the death of ashli babbitt. the officer that killed ashli babbitt, lieutenant byrd, they conducted a very quick investigation, way too quick, and it never even went to grand jury. i believe that nancy recognizes that i'm a law enforcement for 30 years, a sheriff for eight, and i have conducted investigations before and she doesn't want me talking ab

but if you're nancy pelosi, if you're speaker pelosi the law doesn't apply.e underneath her right now by pointing finger at everybody else. she is doing exactly what, you know, americans wish wasn't happening and where other americans are being held accountable year after year, day after day. insider trading is illegal, speaker pelosi. elizabeth: you're saying she is trying to distract away from the increasing coverage of her own husband's stock trading gains and timing connected to, you know, policies and legislation and spending in congress, is that what you're saying? >> well it sure seems that way. you can't, you can't say it is not uncanny that she just keeps on being enriched and enriched. these things just happened to be coincidental, that her husband buys the stock and then the price goes way up because of some government activity that she knew about a week before. look you can see that happening once in a lifetime. day after day, month after month. you know most other people would probably be under investigation by the sec. so, yeah it is exactly wha

after house speaker nancy pelosi or u.s.ns not to anger the ruthless chinese government with any negative comments willg competing at the games. republicans are questioning why the speaker has not held any hearings about the surveillance, genocide and the origins of covid-19. the author of a iran haddock, peter schweitzer raised a different conflict of interest, a watch. >> a member of the 2008 beijing olympics nancy pelosi of the initially supported a boycott. when it comes to limousine companies that her husband owned a part of got contracts to ferry vips around the beijing olympics in 2008, she changed her position. her son also, paul pelosi junior has also sought deals in mainland china. this is a problem. again she make doing them occasionally on the uighurs be but the big important things like exposing covid and she is not allowed a single congressional hearingl on that subject in the last two years. maria:ni joined me right out to discuss this in the state affairs is house republicanse minority leader kevin mccarthy.

is pelosi trying to get the media off the store how a ban would have stopped pelosi's husband earningens of millions of dollars of stocks gains while pelosi was on the job. court documents surfacing that hillary clinton campaign opposition research to attack donald trump. way more targets than realized. could special counsel john durham pick this up in his criminal probe into the botched trump-russia investigation? we've got it. the white house answer to the border crisis, put illegal aliens into house arrest instead of detention centers. why critics warn that won't work. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: thanks for joining us. you're watching the fox business network. we begin, look at that markets ending in the grain near session highs. we've got strong earnings coming in, pushing away fears about rising inflation. still concern the fed will raise rates later this year. joining us now in a fox business exclusive the lead attorney for the canadian trucker protest, he is keith wilson, with the former premier of newfoundland, brian peckford. gr

i would like to know that ok, pelosi, you brought up pelosi. she can spend $15 on a pint of ice cream and not care about the normal citizen. what about the trillions of dollars being spent? what do you think is going to happen to our u.s. economy because of it? because all the prices abroad are coming across higher and higher any way you look at it. i would like to see what you have to say on that. thank you very much. host: ok, erik waason, do you want to start first? guest: we are seeing a lively debate about the inflationary respects. a trillion dollars going up in one year, front loaded. directly increasing demand at a time when supplies were constrained. we are seeing bottlenecks at the port. if you look at your own life, many people are not travel, going to the movies. they're buying stuff online and that really was contributing to inflation. as far as the infrastructure bill, the other $500 million, that's considered by many economists to be a long term investment. we are going to see that rolled out as far as vivment in -- investment in

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nancy pelosi has a problem. her 53-year-old son paul pelosi jr., pp jr.u know, involved in five business ventures that have been under investigation by the feds for alleged fraud. now, acourtedding to the daily mail. surprise, surprise, it's been revealed he is entangled in a fixed fbi probe. paul and at least three of his associates were interviewed multiple times as part of a five-year scheme involving bribes. for building permits in exchange for kick backs. one of those properties ended up being a property owned by paul's girlfriend, paul was allegedly trying to get permits and get rid of violations for the troubled residential hotel his girlfriend owned. she is an ex-girlfriend now, obviously. a former property manager told the daily mail that the building was a hub for drug taking and prosecution. crawling with rats, roaches and lice. paul jr. has been linked to the property for decades. the building used to have a massage therapy clinic which paul pelosi senior and nancy would go to frequently in the 1990s and 2,000s. was that for a couple's massage

dereliction of duty that would be nancy pelosi is a massive cover-up now to protect nancy pelosi if youbout what happened generate six you should care to know what nancy pelosi knew. if you care about justice and the bill of rights in this country, you should wonder by hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of american citizens who were not even in that building some of whom are serving in jail right now. why they have been prosecuted for crimes like trespassing and creating public property and how that is an insurrection. the only person killed on that day was a protester. was a veteran who served in the united states air force. she did not have a weapon. she did not touch a soul she walked into the building, she was climbing through a broken window and she was shot dead. when we return we have a great guest on the program tonight, the governor of florida ron desantis. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ 's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help mana

of nancy pelosi.y second came in april of 2011 when, and by day, i mean if the obama administration along with -- i mean the obama administration along with nancy pelosi took everything from my family. they took our cattle ranch and i was left homeless. when i was home as i made the decision that i would change my life plan and i was going to go after big government so nobody ever had to go through what my family went through. so, i made a choice. >>[applause] rep cammack: that led me to stand before you as the youngest republican woman in washington today. >>[applause] >> nancy hate sad because she needs victims. she needs victims because she believes in equal outcomes, not equal opportunity. i grew up in a house come -- a household that believes in equal opportunity not equal outcomes which is why i have been able to go from homeless to the house of representatives in under a decade. we know they want victims. the democrat agenda is an agenda about dependency and control. they want people dependent

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what has pushed nancy pelosi her -- party seen all of this?t is probably correct. but a cult is, especially occurs matt it calls, where you have the all powerful leader, trump, who is seen as a god like figure. those calls are self-contained, intentionally. if you are in one, you are required to believe the belief system. a part of that, which is important to understand, is that you are also required to deny or ignore or attack those people who challenge the belief system, which is exactly what we see from many of these trump followers, who act as they cannot hear. they attack those who challenged them, which is what happened to cheney. >> the advantages are that you have an echo chamber of people who are admiring you, affirming you. it is a self forming system. everyone agrees on the same things. everyone worships later. on the other hand, stand up against that, it means that you aren't an outcast. your pariah. you yourself get attacked. another advantage is that you are seen as superior to the outsiders. so, we see that on the republican par

pelosi of course didn't listen and now it is all started to crash and burn around her. it has gotten so bad that even "the new york times" has been forced to report on how unwieldy this committee has become. they noted that the committee is borrowing techniques from federal prosecutions and employing aggressive tactics typically used against mobsters. some of the democrats on the committee were concerned that if the panel was too aggressive, republicans might turn the table. but ms. cheney insisted they be as aggressive as possible. joining me now is ohio congressman jim jordan, house judiciary member and indiana congressman jim banks. congressman jordan, let's start with you. as someone who has been targeted by this committee, your reaction to pelosi tying herself to what seems to be a liz cheney revenge fantasy. >> laura, this is all about getting president trump here they try to get him before he got elected in 2016 and spent four years while he was in office trying to get rid of him and now after he's left off as they try to make sure he doesn't run again. and "the

ought to call it the pelosi act because she's the one who made it so clear that this is necessary. i think that's a great time toid start getting creative the way we name our bills nowea n senat, i want to get to someone from y your neck of the woods. missouri congressman coryouomeoh . she's not backing down at all on using the phrase defund the police. she said that defund the police is not the problem. we dangled the carrot in front of the people's facespr and said we can get it done and that democrats deliver, which we haven't ct i totally delivered. is this another instance, senator of pelosi empowering catering to themem and now they can't put the genie back in the bottle? well, t i think you're looking o people like george bush. you're looking at the real l leadership of the democrat party in congress. ese are the these are the people with the ideas who are setting the agenda and the agenda is insane. it is to take away protection by awayking people people like george bush. they have private security that they usese that they hide behind while they deny public funding for pol

. >> earlier this evening, nancy pelosi and other members of congress gathered on the steps of the capital and memory of the 900,000 americans who died from covid-19. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome members of united states armed forces. ♪ the beautiful, the beautiful river. that flows by the throne of god. there we reach the shining river. leigh we every burden down. race our spirits will deliver. and provide -- yes, we will gather at the river. beautiful, the beautiful river. gather with the saints at the river. that flows by the throne of god. soon we will reach the shining river. soon our pilgrimage will cease. soon our happy hearts will quiver. with the memory of peace. yes, we will gather at the river. the beautiful, the beautiful, river. gather with the saints at the river. that flows by the throne of god. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join nancy pelosi in a moment of silence and remembrance of the 900,000 lives lost to the coronavirus. ♪ where the storm clouds gather. let us swear allegiance to a land that's free. but as all be grateful. ♪ as we raise our voices ♪ ♪ in a

nancy pelosi, and adam kinzinger. this is there power-play to a -- to erase and attack anyone who disagrees with their agenda. >> are you surprised that liz cheney and adam kissinger just supported this effort by nancy pelosi to -- you know what their goal is, they want to throw donald in jail. they want to find a crime if they can. were you surprised to of your colleagues moved in that direction? >> unfortunately, no. liz cheney would rather have nancy pelosi and the speakers share them any republican. that's why i commend the r and c for censoring adam kinzinger and liz cheney because they deserve it. >> we have seen some republican politicians like mitch mcconnell, he doesn't agree with the censorship. where we stand when we have certain republicans trying to protect these so called -- i don't even call them republicans anymore, but what you think about the republicans who are saying we can't have this happen? >> when you look at what this sham january 6 committee has done, how they abused the power of the congress

nancy pelosi cannot. that is not what this is.efend the police and overarching specific narrative. it is about the changes in people's lives or lack thereof that a posture towards not supporting police. this is about whether or not you find police and whether you have bill reporting that lets criminals out of jail, a $900 limit on theft before you think about prosecuting somebody or arresting them it's about seeing things happen day in and day out knowing a part of the reason that that is happening police officers have to think twice about risking their lives to do their job i don't have the quality from the police or what you call it. if all you have left is to argue a single semantic, you have lost and democrats have lost on this issue and unfortunately that means americans have lost because democrats are in charge of the white house right now. leo: it's so obvious they've never supported the police. in my opinion joe manchin kyrsten sinema has saved the democratic party in the sense of not going on with the pack better and that

why nancy pelosi refused, i don't know. he would have to ask her.er, i'm not really sure. she put it in writing that she refused and i wanted to give the american people some insight, not to just how and why, but the tenor with which it was said. not many people know this, sean, but on january 4th we were just talking january 6th, we were talking to ron and safeguarding our border. we were working right through the echo of the whistle. >> knowing all of this, knowing this in retrospect, the troops had been called in. i think it is fair to say january 6 never happened. when you were before the committee, did you inform them of all of this? did they ask any questions about this? >> when i was before the committee i publicly asked them to release the transcript of my deposition because america needs to see and hear it. they have delayed in that process. i want to be careful with what i say. obviously not going to go in and testify under oath and tell you something different. my actions speak for themselves. we did talk about january 6th and information

i would like to know that ok, pelosi, you brought up pelosi. she can spend $15 on a pint of ice cream and not care about the normal citizen. what about the trillions of dollars being spent? what do you think is going to happen to our u.s. economy because of it? because all the prices abroad are coming across higher and higher any way you look at it. i would like to see what you have to say on that. thank you very much. host: ok, erik waason, do you want to start first? guest: we are seeing a lively debate about the inflationary respects. a trillion dollars going up in one year, front loaded. directly increasing demand at a time when supplies were constrained. we are seeing bottlenecks at the port. if you look at your own life, many people are not travel, going to the movies. they're buying stuff online and that really was contributing to inflation. as far as the infrastructure bill, the other $500 million, that's considered by many economists to be a long term investment. we are going to see that rolled out as far as vivment in -- investment in

what we are seeing, and we started with nancy pelosi. let me just say this about nancy pelosi.ys oh, no, that's not our stance. are you kidding me? you, with your mouth, for a while year, the united states is burning down citizens and businesses, neighborhoods people dying, thousands of cops being injured, they don't say one word, the democratic national committee, not one word. now that they realize that their power is may be pulled back because americans are fed up with her nonsense, they're going to say that's not really our cause, when you're full of crap and you always have been. here's the bottom line. the criminals are taking over our city and no one is standing up for us. we are all left to defend ourselves and take care of ourselves. i don't want to see any more of kyle rittenhouses, but i'm telling you there will be more of them and there will be people who will be attacked, great. no one will talk about them. it's like kids wearing masks. they don't vote, so no one really cares. the women were being silenced and murders, nobody says anything because they are not a vo

pelosi did not mince words. reporter: i was able to fit in some questions to the speaker today, and she made it very clear that she is in full support of exhausting all diplomatic options with russia, saying that sanctions are the way to right now. threp. pelosi: i don't usually say somebody is an evil person, and usually say that they do bad things. he is an evil person doing bad things. reporter: not mincing words when it comes to the russian president's decision to invade ukraine. rep. pelosi: we will not let him provoke world war iii, we will make sure he is debilitated. reporter: defending president biden and the russian sanctions. speaker pelosi on sanctions, the president today announcing more sanctions are also answering questions, saying that they didn't expect sanctions to actually prevent an invasion into the ukraine. is this acceptable for you? are you looking for a different option? rep. pelosi: we are very blessed to have this president and his knowledge of foreign affairs, his understanding of the

pelosi is right.eded to explain the philips curve to people. >> charles: and the philips curve goes to wages and spending. a lot of people saying listen, the 1.9 trillion was the sinker. that's what jason furman, a democratic economist, said. that is the one that tipped us over into this inflation spiral, which is a spiral so far that we haven't been able to get out of. >> yeah, you're looking at unemployment rates right now. it's about 4% nationally. in 2017 when donald trump was president, it was at about 4%. we didn't have this inflation problem. so to isolate that and say peopling getting back to work is causing inflation doesn't make any sense. politically democrats have been searching for some sort of scapegoat to blame inflation on and voters will buy. they haven't found one yet. first, they said it was a concession at the ports, a supply chain. you don't hear the democrats talking about that. and then they tried to blame it on price gauging. that's not the case. this is the latest excuse that

. >> earlier this evening, house speaker nancy pelosi and other members of congress gathered on the steps of the capitol in memory of the more than 900,000 americans who died from covid-19. the 900,000 americans who died from covid-19. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome members of united states armed forces. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome members of the u.s. army course. -- chorus. ♪ [shall we gather at the river. ] yes will gather at the river, the beautiful, the beautiful river. [indiscernible] yes, we'll gather at the river the beautiful, the beautiful river gather with the saints at the river that flows by the throne of god. soon we'll reach the shining river soon our pilgrimage will cease soon our happy hearts will quiver with the melody of peace yes, we'll gather at the river beautiful, the beautiful river gather with the saints at the river that flows by the throne of god. ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please going speaker nancy pelosi in dutch moment of silence in remembrance of the more than 900,000 lives lost to the covid virus. -- american lives lost to the covid v

community safety to protect and defend in every way is our oath of office. >> carley: nancy pelosi's words signal a turnaround for those who agree with bush and called for slashing police budgets for the riots in 2020. >> todd: it is too late to distance democrats from the defund police policies, listen. >> their policies are anti-police. that montage represents the heart and soul of the democratic party. they do not believe in supporting the police and nancy pelosi's comments, i can take her statements and convict her of purgery, they supported defunding the police, every since the george floyd case. it is straight up lying, lies. the public will not forget this in the midterm. >> todd: leo is 100% right. where was nancy pelosi and the democratic party establishment in the summer of 2020, when the riots were happening? they were shutting up and said nothing and were quiet. crime is now overtaking the nation, what do democrats do? we don't want to defund police. >> carley: 13 officers shot across four states on friday alone in arizona, nine police officers were shot. two died in mary

nancy pelosi lives in a gated community.lthiy community and then one mile from her house is where all of the homeless people shoot up and all of that stuff. a mile in the other direction is her office. why isn't she adopting a homeless person and cleaning up her back yard? >> well, first thing, i guarantee that nancy pelosi's double-wide sub-zero refrigerator is worth more than all of the belongings that all of the homeless people have in her entire district. they should go there and get dove bars. the problem is homeless advocates, experts on homelessness who are always wrong. they are not experts. they are advocates. that's what they call themselves. i know advocate for my dog phil but i am not a veterinarian. i need an expert to help him. think about los angeles and venice beach, california, and san francisco, when you see the homeless population and the mess outside, doesn't that mean the whole city is a mess? couldn't we judge a city by its homeless population? if you see someone going down the street in a car and there

we heard pelosi wants to bring a bill to foreign aid.mise you republicans very few will support foreign aid for any country right now with all of the crises looming. we want to focus on the southern border first. we recognize that there is a huge problem with russia and ukraine. we feel if russia invades ukraine, that will give china a lot of potential to go in and invade taiwan. and then it will probably put pressure on iran to go and behave badly. so we recognize that, but we will not continue to waste money. we have a crisis on the southern border. that should be the number one priority for the biden administration. >> ashley: makes you wonder if distinguish package locked and ready to go if this happens with ukrainian and russian border. okay, james comer, thank you for being with us this morning. appreciate it. >> thanks, ashley. >> ashley: tens of thousands of truck drivers defending freedom on the canadian border but justin trudeau said that is not the movement he supports. >> i have attended protests and rallies in the past when

was nancy pelosi asleep when it was all being said and unfolding. she was speaker of the house and quite awake. >> she can spin all they wants on this. clearly they are looking at polling and branding that is consistent. mid-term red wave is very likely and democrats own the defund movement. i remember talking to you about their push to claim it was republicans trying to defund the police. no one actually believes that including democratic voters. republicans didn't defund the police nor did they install the light on crime policies. the public knows who is responsible because -- kudos to the progressives and democrats they're good at branding. you branded yourself on defund. this is defunding the police is a disnomeer. in addition to that they installed these policies, the no cash bail, restorative justice for the criminals and these gun enhancements in prosecutions. that's leading to this surge in crime and it coincides with those policies in democrat-run cities. they can pretend but we know the truth. >> harris: yes, they wanted to defund and then

if nancy pelosi waited 24 hours, i've always wondered, she announced one day we are going to do this and the next day the president released the full transcript. and he was saying he was going to when she announced it. if she just waited 24 hours for the transcript, i always have a seed of doubt, probably so but at least she would have seen the documents in the world would have seen the documents. >> the interesting thing to me during that timeframe, and we talked about chairman nadler running the committee and he was a new chairman and there was a pressure packed time for a chairman to run a committee, prepare click days he d wasn't preparedep for you would assembe and chairman assembled a good group of people, people that had trial experience, jim jordan's of the world and with your leadership, i think when people look at the judiciary committee, that was the committee they wanted to put in. >> i had jerry nadler and looked across and would see me and whether they care about me or not, jim jordan and you and i could continue, a freshman who came on, kelly armstrong, these and we go

of dollars pelosi's husband made in stock trading gains while pelosi is on the job.er speaker pelosi attacked china in a tweet, touting the democrats new push against china. this is unusually harsh rhetoric, undiplomatic according to diplomatic sources. so your take what's going on here? we've never seen china do this. china is really ramping up the rhetoric. >> china ramped up their rhetoric months ago. they have sanctioned me. they have banned me. they have called me all sorts of unpleasant words. i kind of wear it as a badge of honor. the chinese communist party is up to know good. they are intent on global dominance. they want to remove the united states as a global superpower. they're trying to recast their image in the olympics. you've got u.s. entities like nbc and other companies that are going to be olympic corporate sponsors, that are helping them in this endeavor. it is unseemly. elizabeth: you know fbi director christopher ray said china is a top threat, that when he first stepped into the job, the sheer magnitude of chinese spying to steal u.s. technolog

i reset the number 24, if nancy pelosi waited 24 hours, i've alwayse wondered, she announced one daygoing to do this and the next day the president released the full transcript, he said he was going to when she announced it and if she had just waited for thecr transcript to t out there, i have a seed of doubt, probably so but at least she would have seen the document, the world would have seen the document. >> the interesting h thing durig that timeframe, and talk about chairman not running the committee, here's a new chairman and there was a pressure packed ame for chairman to run committee, there are a lot of procedural motions we could prepare for for days that he was not prepared for because we surprised him but you alsohe assembled a good group of people, people who had trial experience and people from the gym jordan's of the world who are great orders and with your leadership, i think when people look at the judiciary committee, that wasn't the committee they wanted to put in. >> i had jerry nadler, they had me and whether they cared about me or not, they had jim jordan and you

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remember nancy pelosi's words of encourage ments for team usa as they headed off to beijing?uld say to our athletes, you are there to compete, do not risk incurring anger of the chinese government because they are ruthless. >> carley: the white house responded, tell you if they agree. >> todd: so uplifting. u.s. democrat ready to kick his party to the curb. we will explain why he's going with the gop next. ♪ it's my 5:52 woke-up-like-this migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes. without worrying if it's too late or where i am. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks cgrp protein, believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. ask about ubrelvy and learn how abbvie can help you save. >> todd: white house and nancy pelosi over human rights violations in beijing. >> carley: athletes expose unfit living conditions at the game. brooke singman has the latest. a lot going on here

mayor, and nancy pelosi. why, didn't p they call up knowa large crowds were coming, knowing tensions were highknr coming off a summer of rioting? how come they're not being brought into this sham committee that kicked off jim jordan and jim banks to put on the two biggest couldican trump hatersmp find because jim jordan and jim banks are not on thate committee. right. or else they would be asking the right questions here as far as if the president and president trump at the time had orderedat all those nationae guard troops to be there, but he needed approval from those two f entities. why weren't they there? guys, i'm not justifyingny the riots in any way, shape w or form over twenty twenty . i've beenn on thiseen show in te and now that we're soo consistency we need for the west and here i right. it's a real time out how mike pence could overturn m an election when he can overturn an election. all right. we haveht that deal when you're dealing with a separate issue and martin integration'sar but that's not

--pelosi. they were challenged by some of the leadership positions we are seeing here in the capital. i hope we have more meetings in the future. >> mr. aguilar is recognize. >> thanks to our witnesses. let me -- you're being asked a lot of questions. outside of your topic. let me try to get us back on topic. you talk about in your testimony note 104 recommendations you provided. specifically, from a top-level, that is needed to implement those conditions? do you we need -- do we need more time or leadership or a change in policy direction? what do you feel, to go from 30 to 50 270, to get to all the recommendations, what will be the most effective tool we can use? >> some of the recommendations are long-term. we recommend -- we are recommending that -- an investment in training. it will help the department make this type of change. some of the changes will be making now. the cultural change, focusing on the type of training that we can do now. we need a system and we will recommend some of the

mayor, and nancy pelosi. why didn't they call up knowing large crowds were coming, knowing tensions were high, coming off a summer of rioting, how come they are not being brought into this sham committee to kick off jim jordan and jim banks to put on the two biggest republican trump haters they could find? >> because jim jordan and jim banks are not on the committee, right? or else they would be asking the right questions here as far as if the president and president trump at the time it ordered all those national guard troops to be there but he needed approval from those two entities, why weren't they there? guys, i am not justifying the riots in any way, shape, or form over 2020. i've been on this show and in print. >> sean: you are consistent, so am i. >> we need consistency. [over talk] how mike pence could overturn an election when he can't overturn an election, all right? we have to stop that kind of talk. >> sean: you are dealing with a separate issue and mark meadows agrees with you. but that's not th

by the time he came to this phone call, i love how you phrase is, nadler and pelosi's two styles and the judiciary had become a joke. one of the oldest most prestigious committees in the house but it turned into a joke here then you had adam schiff, california, the flip talking smooth operator chairman committee at the time who is very close to pelosi, still is, had came up with this, we already knew he was, should be a fact witness in this because him and the staff at contact with his whistleblower of this phone call that supposedly so bad. he convinced i believe had presented to the leadership as a way to let me handle this. let's move this ad judiciary. if you're ever going to do impeachment and had to be in the judiciary but for the first time ever really an impeachment proceeding was done by another committee and it was done a lot because of style, because adam schiff was willing to run a hardline gavel so to speak over a committee and not let it get out of hand recs i think that was a part of what happened in the fall but what it did to us was take the very committee that shoul

nancy pelosi's family has grown rich from that dictatorship.don't expect to hear nancy pelosi compare chairman xi to hitler anytime soon. debates about what is or what is not a democracy are interesting, and they may have some academic importance. but in the face of the material reality of life in the united states, for example how much do things cost, can i afford them, does the plane land on time, doesn't land safely, can i take the subway or my going to get stabbed by mental patient, somebody let out onto the street? those of the realities that actually matter, not just in this country, but in every country. in the very people pushing this defense of democracy are the very people who have made those material reality is much worse this country. and until they answer for that, they should move onto another country, should improve things there. so we want to walk you through some of the likely consequences of what they are now doing in eastern europe. mark seemed like a good man to start with. thanks so much for joining us tonight. so, without

pelosi has praised it. lot of republicans say the olympic should have been moved out of china in the first place or the very least american companies should not be profiting off of the beijing olympics. martha? >> martha: thanks, aishah. joining me now, kevin mccarthy joining me now. leader mccarthy, great to have you with us today. >> thanks for having me. >> martha: what is your reaction to nancy pelosi saying i fear for your safety american athletes. just don't say anything against the chinese authority of the government while you're there. >> to me, it's disgusting. she doesn't say that to american athletes or anybody protesting in the streets. think of what nancy pelosi has done. she first protected china from any investigations to the origin of covid. more than 5.7 million people in the world have died and more than 900,000 americans. now she's protecting china from any american showing any objection in china itself. we had more than eight months that we have requested a bill to move the olympics from

thank you, speaker pelosi. thank you for being such a global leader and we were able and privileged to witness you on the global stage although it was quite amazing. we've maintained our -- countries including ukraine. in fiscal 2022 we carry this important authority. and for the meanings on the meeting with the secretary-general of the world health organization to discuss our next steps in addressing the global crisis. as we speak we are attempting to negotiate now an increase in terms of our global investments to address the covid crisis. of course, our subcommittee oversees the covid response and we are not safe at home until everyone is safe abroad. that is why we must invest in resources for low income countries to distribute vaccines, access testing, care and health infrastructure to keep people safe across the globe. yes, this was an incredible productive delegation and i want to thank speaker pelosi once again for organizing it in such an impressive manner with such an impressive cast. thank you, speake

otherwise we are prohibited from doingwi f that .t why nancy pelosi refused? i don't know. you'd have to ask her maybe she was out eating fifty thousand dollar ice cream and took a breather. i'm not really sure mayorri bouser put it in writing that she refused and i wanted to give the american people an insight not to just how and why we say it, but the tenor as it was said, you know, not many j people know this songan on january 4th w we weren't just talking jan fix stuff. we were talking iran and safeguarding our border r and protecting against terrorist attacks that might occur. we were working right up until through the echo of the whistle. okay, so knowing all of this now, knowing this in retrospect, the troops r have been called in ,, i think it's fair to say january six never happened6. when you were before the committee, did you inform us ?of all of did they ask any questions about this ? >> when i was before the committee, you know, i've publicly asked them privately to release the transcript of t my deposition because america needss to see and hear it and they've