pelosi said thursday.ch coming from she who ripped up the speech and had ton finish the funny if clap. charlie: alligator clap. rachel: it was to good. for about three weeks after that, that's all i did. charlie: this is great. rachel: i did the clap. here's why i think some of them are not going to go. usually a state of the union address this early in is just like i'm going to do this and i'm going to do that, and it's a lot of fantasy talk about all the things they think they're going to do, hope they're going to do. donald trump going to to show up there on tuesday, and he's going to have solid accomplishments that have been cone in just one month, more than what many presidents get done in even three years. it's remarkable. we talked earlier about the border, charlie. i mean, it's gone down, like, 90 some percent in terms of illegal crossings. just huge accomplishments. and then all the pun saved on top of that -- money saved. charlie: such a great point. and the idea of him stewing in his juices, the

>>> up next at 5:00, we'll meet a tech millionaire trying to replace former house speaker, nancy pelosincisco's representative in congress. why he says the old guard has lost its way. >> i'm not sure she realizes the level to which the average person, you know, even most people in this country in san francisco are really dealing with the squeeze. >> and plus the bay area protesters are calling for a boycott of a local bathhouse. >> it is discrimination. and it will go against everything that i came here for. >> the warriors giving some bay area students the chance of a lifetime. we're going to meet the i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] >ryan>right now, at

they will continue to be disappointed with nancy pelosi. but the progressive left senses an opportunity to push the moment of generational change. >> reporter: change that they say will leave the future uncertain for democrats. >> and there is this moment and attempt to move the party to the left when there is a lot of people and a lot of data and analysts will look at this and say what is the message for democrats out of november? and that question has not been resolved. >> reporter: they believe pelosi who has served in congress for 37 years is out of touch. >> i am not sure she realizes the level to which the average person, you know, even most people in this country and in san francisco are really feeling the squeeze of just how expensive these big essentials have gotten. >> reporter: we did not get a response seeking comment. >> and to rebuild this party, we need generational leaders committed to this kind of vision of really going out there and first add missing that there is a problem, which i think they don't admit at all. >> report

nancy pelosi urges her party to hold back on resistance when president trump delivers his message toa joint with session of congress. >> people are tired of the washington nonsense. they want things fixed, turned around, today want that trump safety and security back now. rachel: i could watch her ripping up those pages forever. [laughter] plus, finding faith. a new study suggests the decline of christianity in america may be showing down. >> our culture has allowed the condition sent -- concept of god to once again be presented as a viable option and that a life of holiness is possible. peter: and we are getting in the mardi gras spirit with a new orleans-style feast. the final hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ chasing you like a hot of whiskey -- hot of whiskey. ♪ burning going down, burning going down ♪ rachel: chasing you, morgan wallen, and that was new orleans. charlie: getting ready for lent. tarts this week. rachel: it does. peter: easter's so late. it's very late. charlie: oh, yeah, it really is -- rachel: when is it? peter: like the end of april. i don't k

the problem they really have comes back to what nancy pelosi was talking about previously.ea they don't know what to do. maybe they should sit down and let the left cook. if you give donald trump any more space to cook in the kitchen, there will not be enough plates for you. everybody will take a seat at the table except for the democrats. they have to come up with something more than republican talking points, which will come across as fake from them. they don't mean it! by the way, when you say comeback plan and it includes patriotism at ball games or whatever, what were you doing before? you were vilifying it to the likes of healing during the national anthem and not praying while you are kneeling. you are going to bring back a step that is not genuine for you. i don't think that works and i think it is really late in the game. >> larry: we need some kind of sisterhood, what bill clinton called a sister soldier moment. they have to stand up and say and keep saying it, biological nan should not play in women's sports. >> harris: that is not going to happen! oh, my goodnes

why are you checking with nancy pelosi.e is standing up, screaming at the president of the united states. way to are you there? then he walks up, talks to him, he doesn't stop talking for a second. doesn't sit and starts yelling again. it takes the speaker to get somebody else to come in and toss him out. and then they talk to nancy pelosi again. did she approve of this behavior? do you need her to sign off on this? was she asking is this your new hip? to me if you were going to sit there and text and hold up signs i would almost matter you do what aoc did stay home. >> ainsley: some were holding up paddles that said false. someone had a whiteboard kept erasing and writing new messages on there. >> lawrence: rashida tlaib. >> steve: ultimately the democrats, and there you can see the little round signs brian was just talking about. the democrats just looked small. because the message of trump was big. and it was for all americans. and a couple of times he talked a little bit about how we need to unite and get stuff done. bu

you just showed pelosi ripping at that speech.oked at that february 4th 2020 and right on the verge of covid. i don't know how many remember the speech that night, you remember pelosi ripping it up and you might remember rush limbaugh with freedom coach about 14 other people in the gallery out there and they built the entire speech around them. i thought it was very, very effective and this is pretty much it, the issues at that time. >> harris: q thought her ripping up the speech was effective? >> bill: know, note the speech the way it was produced with all of these regular americans addressing the issues of the day. on cnn last hour, james carville went off and he said, "trump hates this country." is that how the left use it? do they think of him this way? because i think the greater majority of people think that is a silly statement to make. but they think he is sucking up to putin. we understand what he's doing with putin based on the oval office meeting last week. i got to stay neutral. if i'm going to help ukraine, russia, br

so mana you spoke with nancy pelosi, the former speaker, what did she tell you? she's there and she's going to be in the room. >> yeah. and look, she has publicly said in the last couple of days she does not believe democrats should engage in really any outbursts that could distract and give republicans some ammunition here. so i asked her about that infamous episode in 2020, and she told me, quote, hopefully he won't lie so much this time. referring to trump, she said it was a manifesto of lies, as i said at the time. so maybe he will tell the truth this time. we'll see if he's capable of that. and we'll also see how democrats react inside the room, the democratic leaders are urging their members to show some restraint as they hear from donald trump, who will undoubtedly call out democrats in the room and push his own policies. but there are a lot of questions to erin that democrats and republicans alike have about how donald trump will deal with issue number one, controlling prices and how his policies to impose tariffs on mexico, on china and on canada will im

peter: the democrat of new york talking with nancy pelosi. both long-term members.ologize for not recognizing them. there are 62 new members of congress. nearly 20% of the congress is new. so that's a lot of new members. not quite sure who that one was. jasmine: i think more than that. peter: melania trump, who was on capitol hill yesterday as well. was that a surprise to you down at the white house that she came down. here comes mr. trump. greta gave us her guests earlier. it included some revenge born victims and the family whose father was killed in butler, pennsylvania. she is sitting with her guest there. jasmine: laken riley's family is there. to answer your question, i wasn't surprised to see here. the first public remarks since donald trump took office. there were some questions about how much she would be in washington, how frequently she would be around. but i think there is a real shift in energy. not just from the president, but also from her office, trying to do things much differently this time around. >> mr. speaker, the president's cabinet. [applause

nancy pelosi was seen throughout the night with a disturbed and horrified expression.he rest of the world calls it back her face. [applause] liz warren was caught several times on her phone texting throughout the speech. and think we know who she was trying to reach. [laughter] of course, like many democrats, ilhan omar held up a protest paddle. but in this case he relayed very personal messages. very close family. also during trump's address, democrats failed to stand for laken riley's family or a child with brain cancer. not standing for a child with brain cancer? that's like not standing for a child with brain cancer! but i guess they only stand for people who are brain dead. and finally, many democrat women wore pink suits to protest for women's rights after having just opposed a measure to keep men out of women's locker rooms. many suggest it is because that may be the only opportunity they will ever get to see on the... [laughter] [laughter] [applause] so last night the pirate ship sailed into d.c. and sacked the place. you know that ship, it's the one all of was

i used to work for speaker pelosi. i think this is a problem for mr. jeffries. you know, i love him. i think he's great. but he asked for no protest. and there were so many protests i couldn't keep up with, which which one was leading. >> the day? man, we love the house. >> no, but nancy had everybody disciplined. we didn't play. >> those games. she was the speaker. they try and figure out that class 18 who the slotkin was a part of that house. class of 18. that's an asset class. bunch of senators coming in. that's a group to watch. i appreciate you guys. thank you, both of you very much. well a big loss today for president trump at the supreme court. i'll ask the lawyer who successfully challenged the white house what today's ruling means for billions of dollars of u.s. aid. >> are you hungry? >> i'm hungry. >> oh. >> perfect. >> i'm so excited. >> this is cuisine at a different level. >> oh, yeah. >> food makes me so happy. >> eva longoria. >> searching for. >> spain premieres. >> april 27th. >> on cnn. >> you want high performance tools, long lasting tools, a

pelosi. okay, ben, great to see you tonight. congrats on the interview. we'll be watching and listening to the rest of it. that's it for us tonight. make sure to follow me on social media. some fun stuff on instagram. jesse watters is next. >> interesting. >> hello, i

. >> house speaker nancy pelosi was among many wearing pink in protest. tonight, the democratic women's caucus called on women to wear pink because, quote, it is the color of power and protest. pelosi stayed for all of trump's speech shortly after she released a statement calling the speech, quote, a manifesto of mistruths. she writes, democrats will continue to lead the fight against president trump's bait and switch assault on america, while republicans stand and applaud it. >> all right, moving on. we are heading into a wet few days for the bay area. scattered showers starting up in time for the morning commute. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking this level. one storm moving in san diego. >> yeah. dan, tomorrow morning, as you wake up or as you head out the door, make sure you have the umbrella. because we do have showers coming in on live doppler seven. some of those radar returns just southwest of the bay area, all in association with this level one system that will move in in just a matter of hours. we go hour by hour, 5:00 in th

and also nancy pelosi. he said no i don't blame her which was interesting. too stupid to planet? >> it is it almost sounds like he feels she was used as a patsy, right? the simple fact is that look, i am honored by the fact of the trump just to give me this interview, it is the longest interview he has given yet as president the second time around frankly there is a lot more to it putting out the spectator in the coming week. what i want to say is it is very clear from his perspective that joe biden blames barack obama and nancy pelosi for what happened to him. not kamala harris which i think is something that the democratic party really needs to wrestle with. or you really going to let barack obama and nancy pelosi continued to run your party or are you going to actually check yourself, look within and say these are not winners. these are not people who will leave us on a path to victory going forward it. i ask what advice he would give to democrats going forward and he basically said they needed to check themselves when it came to all of these sessions par

airlines nancy pelosi is lining don't do anything big.e in unison rip the speech together. >> the collage again, okay, panel, thanks. please join martha and me this evening for special coverage of president trump's joint address to congress. we will begin at 8:55 eastern. to preview the speech. the address begins shortly after 9:00. obviously the president will be walking down the center aisle in the house chamber. zeal post speech analysis from our panel and then the democratic response from senator alissa clot kin from michigan until 11:00 p.m. sean hannity takes over special time spot for post address analysis. tomorrow on "special report." president trump threatens to pull funding from schools that allow what he calls illegal protests. we will look at that remember, if you can't catch us live. set your dvr 6:00 p.m. in the east. 3:00 p.m. in the west coast. thank you for inviting us in your home tonight and every night. we will do it fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" in a new spot. starts now. >> good evening, ev

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. >> house speaker nancy pelosi was among many wearing pink in protest. tonight, the democratic women's caucus called on women to wear pink because, quote, it is the color of power and protest. pelosi stayed for all of trump's speech shortly after she released a statement calling the speech, quote, a manifesto of mistruths. she writes, democrats will continue to lead the fight against president trump's bait and switch assault on america, while republicans stand and applaud it. >> all right, moving on. we are heading into a wet few days for the bay area. scattered showers starting up in time for the morning commute. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking this level. one storm moving in san diego. >> yeah. dan, tomorrow morning, as you wake up or as you head out the door, make sure you have the umbrella. because we do have showers coming in on live doppler seven. some of those radar returns just southwest of the bay area, all in association with this level one system that will move in in just a matter of hours. we go hour by hour, 5:00 in th

and he said i also blame nancy pelosi. and i said what about the vice president? her. which was interesting. he didn't blame her, he told me he blamed those two. >> sean: by the way, in the back of my mind, that third-rate actor who thinks he is so good, george clooney, i know he is friends with obama, i wonder if he talked to obama before he wrote that op-ed. keep in mind, the former biden press secretary echoed a similar sentiment this week, take a look. >> it was a firing squad and i had never seen anything like it before. i had never seen a party do that in the way that they did. and it was hurtful and sad to see that happening. a firing squad around a person who i believe was a true patriot. a person who i believe did everything that he can for this country. >> sean: also this week, a former biden aide admitted the campaign was, quote, gaslighting the american people by dismissing concerns over the presidents age. thank you for sharing, take a look. >> there are sarr things -- some things that are true like the gaslighting. there was a lot of denial, of polli

pelosi stayed for all of trump's speech. shortly afterwards, she released a statement calling the speech, quote, a manifesto of mistruths. she writes, democrats will continue to lead the fight against president trump's bait and switch assault on america, while republicans stand and applaud it. nearly a dozen democratic lawmakers walked out mid-speech cameras, capturing some in resistant t-shirts. freshman east bay congresswoman lateefah simon says she was among those who left early. she said in a statement that she did not need to, quote, listen to more of the president's lies or blatant celebration of racism and transphobia, end quote. it was a remarkably divided and divisive evening, but there were a few moments tonight that did unite the chamber. >> and one involved a 13 year old d.j. daniel, who was given months to live after a diagnosis of brain cancer and has survived for years. the president made one of his dreams come true. >> and tonight, d.j, we're going to do you the biggest honor of them all. i am asking our new

nancy pelosi, i think, doesn't want them to do much of anything except sit on their hands. and that may be the most effective way to approach it. but the democratic activists, the rank and file democrats have just about had it with the democratic leadership. they are furious that people aren't fighting trump more strongly and sternly than they are. so that's what's going to show on tuesday night. who's won that argument, at least temporarily. >> cnn newsroom when we come back, including swift condemnation for israel as it keeps humanitarian aid out of gaza. the latest in the middle east. that is next. plus, dozens are dead after two busses collided head on in bolivia. we'll have the latest on what investigators believe happened. >> work. play. >> blink. >> relief. work, play. >> blink. >> relief. >> the only 3 in 1 extended. >> relief formula for dry eyes. >> blink. >> from starting. >> strong. >> to. >> it's been. >> a week. so many ways to save life. >> ready? wallet. happy. that's 365 by whole foods market. >> taxes was paying the price. >> now taxes. >> is turbotax. >>

i'm julia benbrook. >> speaker nancy pelosi was among many wearing pink and protests last night.women's caucus called on women to wear pink because it's the color of power and protest. pelosi stayed for all of trump's speech shortly after, she issued a statement calling the speech, quote, a manifesto of mistruths. and she writes, democrats will continue to lead the fight against president trump's bait and switch assault on america, while republicans stand and applaud it. >> the next wave of federal layoffs could be at the irs. the agency reportedly drafting plans to eliminate up to half its staff as part of the trump administration's effort to slash the federal workforce. this morning, we're hearing from researchers in the bay area impacted by recent layoffs in a different agency. heather welch, matt kohler, and alison cluett worked for the national oceanic and atmospheric administration until thursday. their team provided critical data to groups that manage our coasts, everything from predicting the location of whales to help avoid deadly collisions with ships, to identifying th

i'm julia benbrook. >> speaker nancy pelosi was among many wearing pink and protests last night.ocratic women's caucus called on women to wear pink because it is, quote, the color of power and protest. pelosi stayed for all of trump's speech, and shortly after, she issued a statement calling the speech, quote, a manifesto of mistruths. she writes, democrats will continue to lead the fight against president trump's bait and switch assault on america, while republicans stand and applaud it. >> the next wave of federal layoffs could be at the irs. the agency is reportedly drafting plans to eliminate up to half its staff as part of the trump administration's effort to slash the federal workforce. this morning, we are hearing from researchers in the bay area impacted by recent layoffs in a different agency. this is heather welch. matt kohler and alison cluett. they work for the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. until thursday, their team provided critical data to groups that manage our coasts. that's everything from predicting the location of whales to help avoid deadly

there some democrats are not attending, obviously pelosi, the congresswoman is attending. some have said they will go and sit on their hands. i talked to east bay congressman eric swalwell, world earlier today and he said he's going to go because that's what his constituents elected him to do. it. he said we're not just going to sit there though and get punched in the face of trump says things that we don't like that will be vocal about the opposition and they're going to be kicking things off in a matter of moments. as we see members of congress still >> pouring you know, as as we've heard the president speak before, he will certainly have his speech writers writing things, but he tends to go off script. so, you know, all bets are off there and there is the first lady melania trump walking in to applause. >> william mcfarland, the house sergeant at arms will announce mr. speaker the president of the united states. and once that happens, the president will follow the first lady into the chambers there, a joint session of congress. and you can people are standing and applau

and he said, and i also blame nancy pelosi. i said, what about the vice president? he said, no, i don't blame her. which was interesting. he didn't blame her. he blamed her. he told me he blamed those two people. >> and by the way, in the back of my mind, that jackass, you know, third rate actor who thinks he's so great, george clooney. why do i think i know he's friends with obama? i wonder if he talked to obama before he wrote that op ed. now, keep in mind, former biden press secretary karine jean-pierre echoed a similar sentiment this week. take a look. >> it was a firing. >> squad and i had never seen anything like it before. i had never seen a party do that in the way that they did. and it was hurtful and sad to see that happening. a firing squad around a person who i believe was a true patriot. a person who i believe did everything that he can for this country. >> also this week, a former biden aide admitted the campaign was, quote, gaslighting the american people by dismissing concerns over the president's age. oh, thank you for sharing. take a look. >> there

they want to see them going more of the chris murphy route versus what nancy pelosi is saying. and so i think that if you do not see democrats being more forceful, more vocal tomorrow, i think they're going to have a lot of upset constituents around the country who, frankly, feel that the democrats are out of step, out of step out of touch and aren't talking about the issues that people really want to talk about. >> all right, everybody stand by. don't go anywhere. when we come back, alexander vindman. he was fired after testifying on trump's call with volodymyr zelenskyy way back in 2019. he's going to be here after the break. >> twitter. >> that's a great name. >> we invented a whole new thing. >> no one could possibly have understood where it was going. >> twitter breaking the bird premieres sunday at ten on cnn. >> this is my coffee shop. we just moved into a bigger space, brought on another employee and ordered new branded gear for the team. it was so easy. i just chose my products, added our logo and placed my order. bring your own team together with custom gear. get star

pelosi. okay, ben, great to see you tonight. congrats on the interview. we'll be watching and listening to the rest of it. that's it for us tonight. make sure to follow me on social media. some fun stuff on instagram. jesse watters is next. >> interesting. >> hello, i'm greg gutfeld, along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, jesse watters, and when she goes to the movies, she sits in the cup holder. dana perino the five. they tried singing, they tried rallies, and now they're trying racism. the latest unhinged democrat media attack on doge has them questioning the citizenship of america's most prominent african-american. >> which country is he? >> loyalty to? south africa. >> canada or the united states? >> i don't. >> want to rely upon the benevolence of an elon musk who grew up in apartheid south africa. >> go back to south africa. he's not a citizen. he came here illegally. who's american? >> citizenship is his. >> third choice of citizenship. >> a pro apartheid south africa billionaire. >> he was. >> pro apartheid. as i understand it, this. >> f

then pelosi swung her hand to the reporter's neck just to drive home the point. but the party can't go for trump's jugular because they're still at each other's. >> the democratic party's. >> you know that joe biden never should have been there in the first place, right? number one, he shouldn't have run for president. i, i, i completely got so angry at joe biden, the man, when i read the transcript of the hunter biden trial. and when i realized that not one, not two, but three biden children and i count beau's widow were all dealing with drug problems in 2018, and joe biden and joe biden said now's a perfect time to run for president. >> democrats can't even handle an interview with npr. >> to what extent is immigration as an issue part of your problem with working class voters? >> i mean, i guess my question would be what what does the word problem mean? >> people voting for the other side and not for you, some republican or many perhaps will be watching this, listening to this and thinking, wait a minute. actually, you're the ones who are prosecuting us. you a

you do have nancy pelosi making note. let him stew in his own juice.u know, she tore up his his speech at one point during one of these sessions. so yeah, let the let let him, i guess somewhat to tara's point, stand there alone without their support. how do you see the democrats strategy here? because it is going to be an interesting moment. i mean, the congress is i mean, i would say make one correction. trump didn't neuter the congress. the congress neutered itself. i mean, it took it took the it took the clippers and did the deed itself. so what what say you, sir? >> okay. >> so let's go to this. >> point because that's an excellent one in the constitution. >> the article one, the first article is the power of congress. >> so the founders. >> envisioned congress as being the most important branch of government. you think about. >> donald trump's power. >> it rests. >> on what. >> four republican senators not willing to call bs on this. his margin in the house is just a. >> handful. >> literally a half dozen republicans could essentially say, no, we

in this last estate of the head nancy pelosi ripping up her copy of the speech behind him and he didot shake her hand. i think we are going to see it more like the last speech that we are the first speech even though there are no democrats behind him. >> this address and a little bit under an hour for it coming up in the next 10 or 15 minutes or so you will see the president and mrs. trump depart the white house. he will see the lights come up in the house chamber. you see them milling about they willig go to that as soon as tht is available. you will see the supreme court producing the joint chiefs. you will see the diplomatic corps. all coming in, the president's cabinet as well. all coming into the chamber that's all going to be live on c-spanid and on c-span2. so watch it there as well. or on our online platform. this is called a joint session. is that different than the state of the union? is it technically different or just in tone? >> it gets technically differen? they have two different titles. pomp and circumstance as it might initially see it amped up but it's the state of

nancy pelosi has some advice for her party.ring up speeches, go in for the kill shot. you have a mountain of rocks she said, went forwardly referring to all the potential issues in an election, what are the three or four? all right for the jugular. nancy pelosi swung her hands to the reporter's neck to drive home with a point, but they cannot go over trump's jugular because he is still at each other's. >> the democratic party's guide joe biden should have never been there in the first place. should not have a ran for president. >> i completely got so angry at joe biden one and read the transcript of the hunter biden trial. when i realize that not to one, not two, but three biden children, an account that widows, were all dealing with the drug problems in 2018 and joe biden said, now is the perfect time to run for president . >> jesse: democrats cannot handle an interview with npr. >> to what extent is emigration an issue? part of your problem was working because of voters? he won my question would be, what is the world of "prob

that is what nancy pelosi said, aoc was a glass of waterat. >> jessica: nancy pelosi likes her a lot big problem for the democrats,an and she knows it whether she wants her talk about it or noth. >> greg: judge, had a problem with the lighting. there was a big shadow on aoc's face. anyway. >> judge jeanine: issues jenna ternan the question back to get the guard to justify his question so she could call him a racist qu, or she could to say, you're trying to intimidate me,h that's what thatat was all abou. she could not answer to because she's on the losing end amazing, she's contacting the justice department, is under investigation, for obstruction of justice based upon tom homan saying you cannot send out information to tell people how to avoid icend.ed now she's very concerned and says she is being threatened that there is a political prosecution on its way. no honey, what it is that the prosecution based on 119 forin obstruction.k >> sandra: it's knowing your rightsctio. >> judge jeanine: is how to avoid immigration. >> j.not knowing your rights >> greg: typical liberal gu guilt, t

show today a showdown is coming trump addresses a joint session of congress tuesday night, nancy pelosi is telling fellow democrats to keep quiet and let the president's do in his own juice. the treasury secretary will point an affordability czar to come up with ideas to tackle high prices, yes a norah one big, co-conan o'brien took a brief job at trump stay away from politics all different from the oscars joining trump's first term, monday march 3, 2025, "varney & company" is about to begin. , get ready we are ready this monday morning, nice day new york, cold, sunny but let's get started with the latest of the contentious meeting at the white house between president trump and ukraine zelenskyy. he followed his visit to the u.s. with the trip to the united kingdom where zelenskyy met king charles, britain's prime minister pledged billions in aid for ukraine following through on his promise to trump to become a bigger partner. zelenskyy now says he is ready to sign the mineral deal, listen to what director of national intelligence tulsi gabbard had to say about the. >> this is created h

and he said and i also blame nancy pelosi. i said what about the vice president?id no, i don't blame her, which was interesting. charlie: you've got these extraordinary divisions within the democrat party. where do they go from here? >> it was interesting and i asked him of the advice given to democrats and he thinks they're going wacko on so many different areas of policy and he's fine with them doing that over and over again. i would encourage people to look at interview and see some of the things he said and it presaged this confrontation with zelenskyy and find at spectator.com and it's one of these things and never know how long he'll go and we ended up talking for more than an hour and longest interview he's done since returning to the presidency and there's so much in there but one thing about that division is that i think he's very much playing into here is that joe, i think, still resents the fact he never got a shot to defend his legacy and on some level, blames barack obama and nancy pelosi but they're still their leadeers and de-crept out of touch lead

and he said i also blame nancy pelosi. i said what about the vice president.don't blame her which was interesting. he didn't blame her he blamed... those two people. >> jesse: no wonder they were torque -- terrified about letting joe speak without a teleprompter he is a loose cannon and misfires all the time. >> impromptu on practiced and the attention of. he was he was... it was... who do not trust their own candidate. >> jesse: biden's team did not stick to their word and thought that they would be a bridge between generations but they were shocked to find out there were plans for a second term the second he took office. >> when i got to the white house on day one it became pretty clear to me you know i think i went in first of all i was just happy to be there, excited, nice to drive my foster home every night. my chief of staff because we work in the same building. and the remember him saying something about that is after the reelect. that is a second term think. i was wait what? [laughter] >> you believe the bridge. >> jesse: the hardest part of the coup i

reporter: one democrat that will be there, former house speaker nancy pelosi.democrats should attend to show opposition to any potential changes to social security, medicaid and medicare. you may remember those pelosi generated a lot of attention for tearing up trump's state of the union address back in 2020. trump call it had disrespectful and tomorrow night's michigan's newest senator democrat alyssa slotkin going to deliver the rebuttal and they're calling her a rising star after winning her seat in a state that president trump carried last november. there's new action at democrat headquarters and filing it is first lawsuit of trump against the second term and claiming the actions against some independent executive branch agencies broke elections law. when it cops to messaging, stu, we're seeing democrats shake things up any way they can and gavin newsom getting a lot of buzz for 2028 launching a new podcast trying to get his message out. stuart: jason miller saying the congressional address will be must see tv. >> the country is in a really bad place becaus

and nancy pelosi tells democrats not to make it about them after her own theatrics last time around. >> brian: ice's next operation leaked, this is not the first time. >> lawrence: incredible. another leaker, they should catch them. another hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. >> ainsley: tomorrow, president trump will speak to a join session of congress, not called state of the union, steve told us, it was so close to inauguration. first address of second term and democrats preparing their response. >> steve: we've prepared senior white house correspondent, jacqui heinrich join us with a preview. sounds like some democrats might sit it out, if it is not a big number, so what. >> jacqui: they can't decide what to do uniformly. remember when then speaker nancy pelosi tore up president trump's speech during his last state of the union address. now advising democrats ahead of tomorrow's address, let him stew in his own juice. any demonstration of disagreement, visual or whatever, let him stew, don't give any grift for the mill to say this was inappropriate. democrats lost both ch

you remember that moment nancy pelosi famously tearing donald trump's speech apart back in 2020?we're not going to get anything like that tonight. and you know, john, as you know, to kind of the the takeover is complete. and what we've really seen here has been the story of a great man or woman theory of politics. right. driving the presidential power here. >> let's go to manu raju. who's on capitol hill. manu. >> yeah. we're just sitting right by where elon musk just entered a lot of republicans in the audience turning around, applauding him. really? no response by the democrats who are sitting on the opposite side of the chamber. it's unclear if they actually notice that he has arrived here, but we are noticing interesting thing on the democratic side of the aisle. they have decided to color coordinate their outfits in a lot of ways to try to create their own silent protest of sorts. democrats, i'm told when women members wearing pink to showcase power, they say, i was told from a democratic source showcase protest of donald trump. also, you're seeing blue and yellow being worn

a huge historic moment that caps the greatest political comeback and nancy pelosi democrats are in complete disarray. they don't know what to do because the american people -- they threw everything they had at donald trump and he was stronger. now he is back in the house of representatives where they tried to stop him from ever returning to deliver a message and americans are with him. the highest popularity he has ever had. democrats lowest popularity they've ever had. he is in a moment of strength and uses the moment wisely to unify the country. >> bill: in 2017 republicans were in the same situation they are now. they controlled the house, the senate and the white house as well. the question i think then becomes how do democrats react? this is a bit of a preview how some of them will. >> i don't really see why anybody should participate in the propaganda that is known as donald trump. >> we'll stand up for decency and respect and we'll turn away this most indecent corrupt chaotic administration. >> we know he will lie and be completely divorced from reality in terms of what he describes

nancy pelosi ripped up a copy of trump's 2020 state of the union speech.he says democrats should stay out of the spotlight. others say they simply won't show up. >> every democrat needs to make up their own mind. i think that speech will be a farce, i think it will be a maga pep rally, not a serious talk to the nation. i am not going to be a part of that. >> i hope they respect the decorum of the institution. it is really important. we should respect the president. everyone should stand and give him an ovation for what he has been able to accomplish in the first few weeks. it is incredible what the new trump administration is doing. it is good for all americans and everyone will see that very soon. >> harris: alease slotkin from michigan will deliver their rebuttal to his address and the moderate who won her swing state last year despite trump's victory there. in "focus" now ari fleischer former white house press secretary and fox news contributor. tell me about elise slotkin and what you expect to hear from her. >> it is an interesting choice. it signals

bush had the same idea, and every reader nancy pelosi and me, we got together we said that we would fight it and we want to tell the american people that we are getting together house and senate democrats, going to fight it and guess what, we will prevent this, but we need your help we need every person who was a recipient would be a recipient it to the benefit, to call the congressman the republican congressman, and the senators and give them one simple sentence, hands off my social security, hands off of my social security. senate murray i'll leave it up to them. >> what we are here this afternoon because donald trump and elon musk are taking a wrecking ball to the social security administration putting your social security benefits at risk pretty people need help getting social security some of the most vulnerable points in their lives maybe the death of a spouse or the onset of a disability come out of the loss of income it comes when they do retire and despite what he found musk said, social security is not a ponzi scheme and social security is a promise that the market people should

look at nancy pelosi there. >> ainsley: look at elizabeth warren.y had seen record high recruitment in a month, lowering taxes, capturing terrorists, biological men in women's sports, taking down porn on the internet, fogel marc fogel, student finding out he was accepted to west point. and talking about the 13-year-old diagnosed with cancer and donald trump makes him a secret service agent. watch. >> president trump: in 2018, dj was diagnosed with brain cancer, the doctors gave him five months at most to live. that was more than six years ago. tonight dj, we're going to do you the biggest honor of them all, asking our new secret service director to make you an agent of the united states secret service. [applause] [cheering] >> steve: there is the director. >> ainsley: watch this hug, so cute. >> he flashes his bag. he's been through so much, that little boy, he's goings to hug shawn. >> steve: a long embrace, it was great. >> steve: at the doocy house, i watch speeches the next morning. my wife watched in its entirety as she's done for 30 years. bes

you may remember pelosi generated a lot of attention for tearing up trump's state of the union speech in 2020. trump at the time called it disrespectful. tomorrow night michigan's newest senator slotkin will give the rebuttal. democrats call her a rising star. new action also at democratic party headquarters party filing its first lawsuit against trump of his second term. dnc suing trump claiming actions against some independent executive agencies broke elections laws. democrats are looking to shake things up. newsom a lot of talk in 2028 is launching a podcast to get his message out. >> bill: a lot to talk about. mary kathryn hamm is here. noah rothman. hello to you. noah, hakeem jeffries is the democratic leader. he had a lot of things to say on this. watch. >> trump administration is not focused on solving the problems of everyday americans. we have to drive down the high cost of living. we have to secure the border. we have to keep communities safe. protect our dreamers, farm workers and families. these things matter as opposed to creating crisis-like moments. >> bill: okay. here

. >> greg: that's what pelosi said, aoc was a glass of water. >> pelosi likes her a lot now.on was obviously a big problem for the democrats and i think she knows it whether she wanted to talk about it at that moment or not. >> so judge, i had a problem with the lighting. did you see a big shadow on aoc's face. they could have done something about that. >> jeanine: anyway, she was trying to turn the question back to get the guy to justify his question so she could call him a racist, or, you know, she could say, you know, you're trying to intimidate me. that's what that was all about. she couldn't answer it because she's on the losing end of it but i think what's amazing, she's saying, she's contacting the justice department to find out if she's under investigation for obstruction of justice based upon tom saying, you know, you can't send out information to tell people how to avoid ice and now she's very concerned and she says she's being threatened that there is a political prosecution on its way. no, honey what it is, it's a prosecution based on, i think it's usc119 for obst

bush had the same idea and harry reid, nancy pelosi and me, we got together, we said we are going to fight it and we won. i will tell the american people, we are getting together, house and senate democrats, we are going to fight it and guess what, we are going to prevent the cuts but we need your help, we need every person who is a recipient or would-be recipient who would like to get this benefit to call their congressman, their republican congressman and senators, hands off, my social security, hands off my social security. >> well, we are here this afternoon because donald trump are taking wrecking ball to the social security administration and putting your social security benefits at risk. people need help getting social security at some of the most vulnerable points in their lives maybe the death of a spouse, the onset of disability or the loss of income that comes when they do retire and despite what elon musk says, social security is not, is not a ponzi scheme. social security is a promise that the american people should be able to count on after they pay into it their entire

so i think it's very fascinating that the the former house speaker, nancy pelosi, would say, hey, let me give you all some advice on how to react during the president's address. i mean, be like poker face. essentially, she's saying, you know, don't give anyone the opposition. i guess any material with, um, i guess, expressions or words that, in her view, might be inappropriate. what more are you hearing about how democrats are going to handle themselves during this joint session? address? >> well, i. >> think that democrats. >> see this. >> as a moment for. >> them to, you know, to to to. >> show at least a little bit of, of, uh. >> spine and opposition. >> in a way that. >> you haven't they haven't really had a. >> chance to show. >> as much over the last month to six weeks. >> this is. >> a public moment where the president will be in the in, in. congress and using the platform that is the, that, that address. it's not actually called state of the union this first time around. and, and i can tell you from having been in the room one year, uh, during his first term when he was engagi

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nancy pelosi, i think, doesn't want them to do much of anything except sit on their hands. and that may be the most effective way to approach it. but the democratic activists, the rank and file democrats have just about had it with the democratic leadership. they are furious that people aren't fighting trump more strongly and sternly than they are. so that's what's going to show on tuesday night. who's won that argument, at least temporarily? >> larry sabato, always a pleasure to get your perspective on all matters political. thank you. >> thank you rosie. >> hollywood celebrated its biggest night with fabulous fashion and plenty of joyful tears. who won big at the oscars? we'll take a look when we come back. >> you're as much to blame for what happened to me as he is. >> i chose. >> to do what i did. i don't regret it. >> may you never die until i kill you. >> would you do? >> i'm a thief. >> you admitted to a capital crime. >> any charge would be forced to hang me. i told him more than once. i want him to move out. is he violent? >> i will. >> not die with this world thin

what a change of scenery from the joe biden kamala harris nancy pelosi images of some of those statesion and then it's going to beat trump, vance, johnson, a whole new cast of characters and a very new direction for the country. >> jesse: we are going to have johnson gavel this in and then you are going to have the joint chiefs of staff come in, we may even see some of the justices in robes follow that. there's nancy mace with senator ted cruz. i'm sure they are just talking about football and, you know, what they did on saturday night. there is ben shapiro. looks like a special guest of speaker johnson i believe. these guests at that the president is bringing in, what kind of story do you expect him to tell with some of these people? >> we know that president trump hates the mainstream fake news media and some of these journalists who have stood up for him are the new era, we are ushering in a new time in america where people who are street journalists, that have done blogs and podcasts, are in the building tonight. i think that speaks volumes. donald trump is the president of the pe

we're not going to see nancy pelosi ripping up a script like we did in in 2020. but what will the reaction be directly? >> so you have the progressive wing of the party giving the prebuttal, and then you have a first time senator giving the post, if you will, democrats expressing that divide here of what's going on. they really lack that kind of cohesive message. donald trump doesn't have that. it's not so much the republican brand, it's the donald trump brand that they can move forward. while democrats search for a message that carries them forward the next couple of weeks. remember, we run out of money on march 14th, but also what comes after that in terms of the big, beautiful bill on tax cuts and what that looks like moving forward for the rest of the year. elements to pay attention to. is donald trump setting up that game moving forward, or is it still going to be this unevenness that we've seen so far in trump 2.0? >> and you mentioned his focus on who's with me, who's against me. how does that work with the voters if polls show they're still people are sti