speaker. >> the house will be in order. with a 72-25 vote, the senate approved this legislation with the support of all democrats and 22 republicans, including senators shelby and mcconnell. before i begin, i want to acknowledge the millions of people in florida, puerto rico, alaska and elsewhere reeling from recent disasters. stranded without power and other necessary resources. and mourning the loss of loved ones. this institution will stand with communities across america as they rebuild and recover. with the many challenges facing our nation and the world, including devastating natural disasters, and the high cost of living, we cannot wait any longer to pass this bill. this bill guarantees that we have the means to continue the important work we are doing to help middle class and working families with the cost of living, support vulnerable americans by keeping roofs over their heads of millions of families and food on their tables. uphold our commitment to our veterans and strengthen our n

the speaker: the speaker is pec- the speaker pro tempore: the speaker is recognized. the speaker: i thank the gentleman for yielding and i thank you for bringing this important legislation to the floor. i rise in strong support of the fairness for 9/11 families act, another vital step to support our september 11 heroes and their families. let us salute you, chairman nadler, for your committed leadership in bringing this to the floor as i mentioned p on september 11, as we mentioned, our nation watched in horror as unfathomable acts of terror unfolded on our soil, gripped by an unthinkable nightmare. but for thousands of families it was only the beginning. children growing up without mom or dad by their side. missing smiles at dance recitals and soccer games. empty seats at graduation, weddings, and baptisms. yet in the wake of such harrowing tragedy, these families rallied together, turning their sorrow into solidarity, transforming their pain into purpose, mobilizing their agony into advocacy. some of them were very much responsible for us getting a 9/11 commission w

speaker. mr. speaker i have been in office for just under two months and i have built -- delivered the energy price guarantee making sure that -- and i have also taken steps and we have taken steps to crackdown on unions. now what, mr. speaker, i think that is more of a record of action than the detriment. of two and a half years in the job. >> mr. speaker, last week the prime minister or every russian put -- the chancellor made it her policy. [laughter] how can she be held to account when she is not in charge >> mr. speaker, our policy is not -- had to take the decision because of the economic situation to adjust our policies. i am somebody who is prepared to front up. i am prepared to take the tough decisions unlike the honorable gentleman who is not done anything on businesses he has done nothing to a and protect. he has no plan. >> mr. speaker, last week the prime minister stood there and promised absolutely no spending reductions. they all cheered. this week, the chancellor announced a ne

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the fact is that, yes, the speaker is second in line to the presidency. it's the speaker. and so secret service capitol police travel with the speaker when she's in san francisco. you can always tell because there's a lot of security around the area when she's when she's not. it's just it's just polls home. i think it's just the way the way it is. >> does that mean to they need to revisit? well, i mean, that policy. well, sure, and certainly i think for. so one has visible. and as someone who has been an obsession >> the right wing media and and the and the and 4 chan and all the hate groups like the speaker. i i'm i'm i'm always surprised when i drive near there. place that i know. i know really, really well and fun memories of that. there isn't always a capitol police city outside that place because regardless of whether the speaker is there or not, it's still a target and people can do terrible things and to that to that home or, you know, lay in wait or do whatever, no, you know, when they're not there. so i think that this is something it has to be but one of the thin

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speaker pelosi in washington at the time.aul pelosi suffering, quote, significant injuries, undergoing surgery to his skull. and what we're now learning about the suspect tonight. what they found on his social media page. authorities say multiple false conspiracy theories about the 2020 election, about covid, and

i'm not surprised there is someone that wanted to do harm to the speaker. that's not shocking to me at all. there are a lot of people that want to do harm. >> reporter: before his arrest inside the pelosi home, online post obtained by cnn suggest a man obsessed with conspiracy. he linked to multiple videos produced by my pillow ceo mike lindell and appeared to mock the capitol riot investigation. it stands in contrast to this neighborhood, a student with signs promoting black lives matter. it is believed depape once lived here. assign tax to the vince told reporters to stay away. there is been a little confusion about whether depape is in jail or the hospital. depape has officially been booked, but he remains in the hospital tonight . san francisco police chief bill scott confirming that saying that a suspect can be booked while not being present at the jail. juliette? >> absolutely. yes, he is in custody. paul pelosi is recovering. those two things we do know. kenny, thank you. >>> we do continue our coverage , including five violent acts towards politicia

house speaker nancy pelosi based here in san francisco. we also have house minority leader, kevin mccarthy, based in southern california . on top of that, a half-dozen other senior members of congress all based out of california. this with the u.s. capitol police to open a field office here in san francisco to protect these really senior members of congress. but with the terrifying event like what happened with paul pelosi this morning, it is highlighting it through the politically motivated violence across the country. attempted attacks on political figures have skyrocketed in the last five years as the state of politics become more contentious in the country. jeff harp has spent his career in the fbi protecting these leaders from being the subject of harm and 14 politically motivated attacks. stomach i've protected dignitaries for a number of years . high-ranking people and very affluent positions. one thing that's surprising to me is that someone could just walk into a house or break into a house without it being known. >> reporter: the

the speaker arrived? what did he intend to do at that point? what did he intend to say? i think that is critical to ascribing motive to this potential incident, because we do know this individual has had some issues perhaps with law enforcement in the past. there could be concerns and questions about mental illness. though certainly the more details we get here, it is becoming glaringly obvious that the speaker of the united states house of representatives was the intended target of something here, of an attack, that this person was armed with a hammer, and so the question is, why did he do this? what was the ultimate game plan here? but it's clear that the speaker, and her well-being, was something that could potentially have been put into question. though as we have said, she would have had a protective detail if she was home at the time. >> chief best, your assessment of these new details just coming into us in the last five minutes? >> well it only validates a lot of what we believe was probably occur

speaker pelosi's office says mr. pelosi was taken to the hospital where he is receiving excellent medical care and is expected to make a full recovery. the suspect was also taken to a local hospital. the suspect is facing a number of charges including attempted homicide. still, a lot of questions remain, sfpd answered only a few after the press conference but we will continue to stay updated on this one. >> we know this is a very affluent neighborhood. what reaction are you hearing from people who live in that area? >> reporter: as people were starting to wake up, they were driving by, walking by, taking their kids to school and see this. a lot of them were asking a lot of questions when they started to find out more. a lot of them were talking about how scary of a situation this is. obviously the election is coming up. regardless of how you stand on the political spectrum, something like this is unacceptable. >> so we know paul pelosi is at san francisco general. >> nancy pelosi is heading there now from washington,

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speaker pelosi was in washington at the time. special call, special call, 66, location. >> reporter: police say they found paul pelosi fending off an attacker after responding to a request for a well-being check at the pelosi home. >> they encountered an adult pale and paul pelosi. our officers observed mr. pelosi and the suspect both holding the hammer. the suspect pulled the hammer away from mr. pelosi and violently assaulted him with it. >> reporter: the assailant was searching for the speaker according to a source briefed on the attack. he confronted him saying, where is nancy, where is nancy. >> we disarmed him, took him into custody, requested emergency backup and rendered medical aid. >> reporter: two sources familiar with the investigation tell cnn the attacker hit pelosi in an attempt to tie him up after breaking into the back of the home around 2:30 a.m. a suspect, 42-year-old david depape is now in custody. his social media page had posts of memes and conspiracy theories about the 2020 election and the january 6th atta

speaker pelosi in washington at the time. paul pelosi suffering, quote, significant injuries, undergoing surgery to his skull. and what we're now learning about the suspect tonight. what they found on his social media page. authorities say multiple false conspiracy theories about the 2020 election, about covid, and the federal government. mola lenghi in san francisco tonight. pierre thomas in washington with what the fbi is now warning tonight. all of this comes amid scrutiny over potentially dangerous rhetoric in this country growing. tonight elon musk taking over twitter, and what he said before about allowing banned twitter users including the former president back on twitter, saying permanent bans undermine twitter as a town square. what elon musk is now saying about that tonight, and rebecca jarvis is with us. >>> the war in ukraine. russia declaring vladimir putin's mobilization of 300,000 reservists is now complete. ukraine and russian forces locked in fierce battles tonight. >>> here at home a year after the collapse

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speaker. >> thank you, mister speaker. i congratulate my right honorable friend and wish him every success. over 3 years ago my constituents carried on was killed in a tragic road accident and i would like to ask my right honorable friend to join me in congratulating his family for the incredible campaign they've run with huge support from all colleagues on finally achieving justice for harry. >> i pay tribute to my honorable friend for her role and the former foreign secretary as well and colleagues from all over the house for the part they played in bringing about this outcome and the family and i join in her sentiments that this is very welcome. >> the hospital trust in my area still hoping to receive funds from the new hospital program, the same program delivering the government's so-called 14 new hospitals. there's been a lot of speculation the new prime minister and his chancellor might seek to cut infrastructure projects. can the prime minister confirm the my local hospital trust will offset the benefits of the new

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at the speaker's home in san francisco., we are dealing with some fanatical belief, a man who is not in control of his emotions, his impulses, his mind. he just wanted to reach out and attack someone. he has been radicalized. >> with these threats proliferating to office holders and election -- and candidates in the election, what does the country need to do to make elections safer, to make these public officials and their families safer? you heard from justice alito that there were death threats against members of the court in the majority on the dobbs decision. >> exactly right. we demonize the other side in the political debate. had you jon meacham on there. we want him to come back. he is so insightful. he talks about president lincoln and how he dealt with the violence in a divided nation. lincoln saw their weaknesses and their failures and their frailties and crimes, but he didn't demonize. he tried to bring the country together. we have to have more of that. we have some politicians that speak that truth. when people

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speaker: lee anderson. thank you, mr speaker. the shadow. thank you, mr speaker.tion. i am sad to see the previous home secretary leave. we had a conversation last week about small boats, echr and the excellent rwanda scheme. but i'm not convinced, so please convince me, minister, that cabinet, government and number please convince me, minister, that cabinet, governmentand number10 were totally behind the previous home secretary.— home secretary. thank you, mr seaker, home secretary. thank you, mr speaker. and — home secretary. thank you, mr speaker. and l _ home secretary. thank you, mr speaker, and i thank _ home secretary. thank you, mr speaker, and i thank my - home secretary. thank you, mr - speaker, and i thank my honourable friend for ashfield for his ever championing of the cause of making sure we have secure borders, and i know himself he is a great champion for this and will no doubt continue to push the case for this and this government has shown that it is committed, of course, to making sure that we tackle illegal immigration and the criminal acts tha

next speaker please, come on up, ma'am. >> speaker: good afternoon, liz jackson simpson, ceo of success, and i'm here to advocate for mr. andre. andre has been part of the success in the family for nearly a decade now. and he has helped us to launch so many new initiatives for our reentry population. and largely, they have been in our training programs and our transitional programs that have lead to permanent employment. to afford folks that are making a living wage. that is a true festment him as he said been a credible messenger, and that's one of the new initiative in his launching with the district attorney attorney and with the juvenile department, if it was not noert expertise that there is no way that we would be able to get that program launched and off the ground. and this is part of a national movement that hails from the folks on the east coast in bringing these initiative to san francisco to see some systemic change going on. andre is the first one here every day and the last to leave and has helped to shepherd hundreds of people through training through, transitional employ

the house speaker was not there. she was in washington. now a source tells cnn that the intruder yelled, where's nancy before the attack. cnn has also learned that the suspect posted conspiracy theories online about the january 6th attack and the 2020 election. >> but the police chief has yet to confirm a motive. he detailed what the three officers encountered when they reached the house. >> when the officers arrived on scene, they encountered an adult male and mrs. pelosi's husband, paul. our officers observed mr. pelosi and the suspect both holding a hammer. the suspect pulled the hammer away from mr. pelosi and violently assaulted him with it. our officers immediately tackled the suspect, disarmed him, took him into custody, requested emergency backup, and rendered medical aid. >> now the chief said both paul pelosi and the intruder then went to the hospital. the speaker's office says her husband is expected to make a fullery. cnn's jamie gangel and evan perez and josh campbell is at the scene of the pelosi home in san francisco. josh,

with speaker pelosi's husband? reporter: the attack hitting gotch newsom hard -- governor newsom hard. he's known paul pelosi his entire life. >> literally he's known me since my first breaths. what's happening in terms of the political polarization, the cruelty, the humiliating going on in our body politick. reporter: and a handful of top republicans were also reaching out to the pelosis today. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell saying on twitter he's horrified by the attack and that he's grateful to hear mr. pelosi's on track to make a full recovery. dan? dan: that is the most important thing. a full and speedy recovery. thank you. now, this morning's attack had he pelosi home comes on the heels of a rise in attacks and threats against political leaders all across the country. >> the other party, members of the other party being portrayed as enemies, dehumanized, you know, that's the kind of rhetoric that is really dangerous in terms of encouraging people to take violent action. dan: threats to members of con

larry: our coverage of the attack on speaker nancy pelosi's larry: the latest on the break at speakernancy pelosi's home and the violent attack on her husband. mr. pelosi right now is at san francisco general hospital after undergoing multiple surgeries for archewell's goal and injuries to his arm and hand. police say he was -- after undergoing multiple surgeries for a fractured skull and injuries to his arm and hand. the suspect is in jail facing numerous charges including attempted murder charges. dion: the white house issued a statement saying president biden is praying for pelosi and for speaker pelosi's whole family. he called speaker pelosi to express support after this horrible attack and is glad that a full recovery is expected. we also heard from the vice president. >> this was an act of extreme violence, and i think we are looking at a time in our country where there is so much discourse that is fueled by hate and division, and anyone who professes to be a leader has to really understand the meaning and impact of their words and posture. i pray for paul's recovery. i know th

against family members of the speaker of the house. the president reached out to nancy pelosi today. the white house said in a statement that president biden did connect with the speaker, conveyed his concerns, conveyed his wishes for a speedy recovery for paul pelosi as well as the senate democratic leader, chuck schumer spoke with pelosi, according to a statement from him. we heard from a spokesman for kevin mccarthy, not mccarthy himself, he tried to reach out to the speaker. it's unclear if they connected as well. mitch mcconnell issued a statement. the political world on both sides reacting to this really shocking attack against the speaker's husband and wishing him a speedy recovery. >> manu, stay with us. i have chief ramsey, former d.c. police chief can, charles ramsey, also former commissioner in philadelphia. chief, entering through a back door with a hammer, shouting, where is nancy, even going so far as to try to tie up her husband until nancy got home. what does all this sound like to you? >> first of all, the good news is

the speaker was not home at the time of the attack. she was here in washington, d.c. >> correspondent jonathan breaking details the latest we had know right now, live from our west coast news as we await that update from police. >> for several hours this morning we all wondered what the moment i have was author this brutal attack. now we know forces telling him it does appear to have been politically motivated, the sale and chanting where is nancy? 82-year-old paul pelosi was beaten with a hammer. he suffered blunt force trauma to his head and body although we understand he is expected to make a full recovery and as you look on the right at a helicopter shot of the pelosi house in san francisco, we understand that the fbi and the u.s. capitol police are now assisting the san francisco police department into the investigation into which the sale at broke into the back of the house. speaker pelosi was not there at the time. she was in washington, d.c. but the big focus this morning has been motivation and we are getting all these indicat

the speaker was not at home, eric you. >> just confirming the speaker was not there.s the speaker currently -- i don't have her travel schedule in front of me, i'm not sure if you do either, but is she currently in washington? >> i don't have her travel schedule. these are all details we are working to collect this morning, but notably -- i mean when you look at the timing here, it is particularly disturbing. these are all details about -- that capitol police will continue to investigate. the big question now is what was the motivation for this attack. that is certainly top of mind for capitol police as they investigate this attack. >> absolutely. you said for capitol police. would capitol police also be involved in this investigation even though it happened in san francisco? >> reporter: correct. >> so it would be both the sfpd and capitol police because of the speaker. i also want to -- i do want to share, we do have a statement from the speaker's office in which she notes that early this morning an assailant broke into the pelosi residence in san francisco. in the

speaker pelosi arriving at zuckerberg san francisco general after touching down. chopper 5 caught her intergroup arriving at the hospital around 4:00 this afternoon . she actually made her way through a side entrance . you can see some aerial shots of her doing that. the good news is thankfully, doctors saying and sounding optimistic after paul pelosi's surgery. the family and her spokesperson making the statement saying, quote, the speaker and her family are thankful for the outpouring of support and prayers from friends,'s constituents , and people around the country. the pelosi family is immensely grateful to mr. pelosi 's medical team in the law enforcement officers who responded to the assault. the family appreciates respect for their privacy during this time. we will certainly have much more on the taup at 6:00. details on how a police dispatcher heard what was happening at the pelosi home and since help. a special edition of kpix 5 news coming up at 6:00. back to you. >> thank you. we will take back in with you a little bit later. >>> let's take a live look

the speaker was in washington. her 82-year-old husband is in the hospital, the speaker's office says to make a full recovery. a police briefing is scheduled for this hour. at this moment we're trying to fill in the big question, what was the motive? the male suspect is in custody. sources telling cnn the as assailant used a hammer to beat mr. pelosi. we're joined with important breaking news. what can you tell us? >> reporter: john, it appears we may actually have the motive or part of the motive. i was told by a source briefed on the attack that the assay lapt who talked paul pelosi was actu actually in search for speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. that before the assault occurred, in other words, before he attacked pelosi, the intruder confronted him saying, where is nancy, where is nancy? john, this is from a source who was briefed on the attack, who says before he physically assaulted the speaker's husband, he was clearly looking for pelosi herself. quote, where is nancy? where is nancy? john? >> jamie gangel

speaker. on a recent visit to the children's ward at your hospital i was shocked to learn pediatrics waiting time targets are the same as adult patients. any delay to treatment for young patients can have a dominating affect our department and their future prospects. can i ask the promised her to to look at this as a matter of urgency? >> i'm sorry to hear about the situation for young people at your hospital and this is an issue my right honorable friend the health secretary is focused on, we are making sure people can access treatment. we are delivering record staffing numbers and putting in place record levels of funding. >> the leader of the opposition. >> thank you, mister speaker. i join the prime minister and have comments, she spoke for the whole house when she made those comments and i know how deeply the loss was felt on the opposite benches and we extend our best wishes at this important time. i also want to send my heartfelt condolences to the families of all those who tragically l

leadership does including speaker pelosi but not their spouses so paul would have only enjoyed speakerrity when she was with her. this year the house sergeant at arms gave house members about $10,000 to install security systems in their homes. we don't know if the speaker used those funds or where because she does have a residence in washington as well. after this we could see u.s. capitol extend temporary security to paul pelosi and lawmakers perhaps will start talking about calling for security for members and their families. >> okay, live on the hill. thank you. >> sandra let's bring in special report anchor bret baier who will be covering this on his program. we don't know what the motivations of this fellow were. we don't foe if it was political, if he had some other beef with nancy pelosi or he was just an unbalanced person who was trying to some sort of bizarre statement. >> we can't make that determination. law enforcement has not said there. there are all kinds of people digging into his social media profile online, what he's done before, what he's listed as having been in pro

president biden reached out to the speaker today, spoke to the speaker this morning in the aftermath of the news of paul pelosi, the attack on paul pelosi. chuck schumer, democrat from new york also spoke with the speaker. the republican leader mccarthy is yet to issue a statement but a spokesman conveyed concerns he reached out to the speaker today. unclear if they also connelgted. then we're hearing some other republicans also raising concerns on social media. ted cruz among others about the political violence that we're seeing here in this country. some even urging republicans to go further. adam kie ken -- adam kinzinger tweeted when you convince people that politicians are igrigging elections, drink baby's blood, et cetera you get violence. this must be rejected in calling for all leaders of political stripes to be forceful in condemning the -- what we've seen here, this development that occurred early this morning at the pelosi household. both sides of the aisle horrifies about this and also, recognizing that this is an issue that confronts members when they're out in public. i

we want to read for you a statement that the speaker's office share with us. it says, the speaker and her family are thankful for the outpouring of support and prayers from france, constituents, and people around the country. the pelosi family is immensely grateful for mr. pelosi's entire medical team in the law enforcement officers that responded to this fall. the family appreciates respect for their privacy during this time. back here live, we can tell you that it is still a busy scene with police having to go in and out and the security detail maintaining your present. we were told earlier that the secret service arrived well before the speaker was able to get to the hospital. shawn chitnis, kpix 5. >> the only level one trauma center in san francisco. that was the hospital to go to with those types of injuries. the scene, investigators are digging into the background of the suspect. >> we are learning more about the man who was a pro-nudity activist in san francisco's castro, and who more recently was caught up in a world of conspiracy theories. >> kenny c

we know that the house speaker, the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, is in washington right now.hough we did get reports from sarah stinson at the scene that she thought she saw what what might have been they're like children. your yeah. on scene talking with police and we know that there we have fbi agents. we have representatives from the a capitol police which is in charge the speaker's protection when she's in town and also members of the census, police department, which, by the way, we're expecting to hear from him momentarily. and we want to know more about the motive because there's a big concern that because he shouted that he was actually looking for pelosi and trying to attack or as you said, she was in washington, d.c., and is still there. not right. and that press conference was set for 9.30. it's been pushed. hill tend whenever it does finally happened. we're going bring it to you live and uninterrupted on kronon. that's our streaming app. and also on our website at kron, 4 dot coms are going want to make sure you check that this morning and catch a press conference

he has been in touch with speaker pelosi, he is close friends with speaker pelosi, but i am told he isut of that and focus on threats to democracy and, of course, voting in georgia. wolf. >> jeff, stay with us. we bring in more of our political team right now. gloria, how do you expect news of this attack on pelosi's husband might change what we hear from barack obama hater tonight as he campaigns for democrats in georgia? >> i'm sure he will mention it. he is very close to both of them. he credits nancy pelosi with getting obamacare through the congress. and don't forget that the former president obama has a lot of experience with being threatened in his life as a politician. i remember when he was running for president and he was still a junior senator, he got security. and that was in 2007. and there have since been stories about people who were threatening him, threatening his wife, threatening his family. soy think this is something he'll have to give a nod to and then talk about how important it is to get out the vote and he will say that would, hopefully, stop a lot of this ranc

speaker, mr. speaker. this day march the first anniversary of the murder of our friend. david was a superb parliamentarian who brought -- on a huge range of issues. he represented the best of -- our thoughts are with his wife and his children and the people of south and -- south bend. >> i knew him and i share his sentiments. increasing the cost of borrowing , it was almost certainly an act of gross incompetence and benevolence. going back on commitments -- is an act of extreme talismans -- callousness. >> thank you mr. speaker and on the recent visit to the children's ward, i was shocked to learn that pediatric waiting time targets are the same as that of adult patients and any delayed treatment for young patients can have a damaging effect on developments and future prospects. i asked parliament to look at this at a -- as a matter of emergency. >> it is unfortunate to hear the situation in -- and i am pleased to say that is what we are focused on and we are making sure people can access people as soon -- treatment as soon as possible. >> does a leader of your position

like i know, the speaker has several events planned for today. have you had a word from her >> office as to whether that's cancel now she heading back to the city. >> we have not heard from the from the speaker directly today or from her spokesperson regarding what she's going to do and her she is scheduled to be an event that's begin event tomorrow with the vice president, kamala harris, that we have not heard of. that will be changed. our it's still going on. so right now, business as usual. but again, we're all waiting to see if we can learn more. and when we learn more about what's going on, the course how the speaker will be reactive and we wonder if it will be business as usual on the hill, which you cover because members of congress have gotten additional money. >> in the past few years for security. but this is sure to have him caught, you know, clamoring for more to protect them and their families as we're nearing the election, we're seeing more threats against politicians and elected officials. that's right. according to u.s. capitol po

yes, this is mr. speaker. i just address the issue with the home secretary, but he, he, he talked about fighting crime on with her. i would hi, mrs. feca, i would hope that he would well, i would have been really good. he would welcome the news today, but they're all over 15000 new police officers. huh. i'm home. secretary will be supporting them to tackle burglary. a party opposite. the party off as it will be, backing the lunatic, protesting friends a well mister speaker. listen carefully that was clearly enough to know. we could all see what happened here. he so weak, he's done a grubby deal. crating national security because he was scared to lose another leadership election as i knew, tory at the top, but was always with them. party 1st country 2nd. okay. and yesterday, on the sets of downing street, he also admitted what the whole country knows, the tories of prussia economy a now somebody has to pay for their mass. i say it shouldn't be working. people who've been how much time and again by the slot. but

madam speaker.y pleasure. >> stephen: good to see you again. >> nice to be here, in person. >> stephen: how have you been? >> stephen: i know, we talked over zoom one time but we haven't actually spoken since president biden was inaugurated. >> that's right. >> stephen: since before that. a lot has happened. >> a great deal. >> stephen: since then. but before we get to that, over 15 years ago, you-- you broke one of the greatest glass ceilings in america in becoming the first female speaker of the house. ( applause ) since then, you have been elected speaker again. and now you have some company behind the president at the state of the union. how does it feel? ( applause ) how does it feel to have vice president kamala harris back there with you during the state of the union? >> well, it was very exciting, as you can imagine. of course, personally, kamala is from california, so we have known her. but officially, it was a great honor. but i have to admit, when we were there what was really important w

with speaker pelosi's husband?eporter: the attack hitting gotch newsom hard -- governor newsom hard. he's known paul pelosi his entire life. >> literally he's known me since my first breaths. what's happening in terms of the political polarization, the cruelty, the humiliating going on in our body politick. reporter: and a handful of top republicans were also reaching out to the pelosis today. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell saying on twitter he's horrified by the attack and that he's grateful to hear mr. pelosi's on track to make a full recovery. dan? dan: that is the most important thing. a full and speedy recovery. thank you. now, this morning's attack had he pelosi home comes on the heels of a rise in attacks and threats against political leaders all across the country. >> the other party, members of the other party being portrayed as enemies, dehumanized, you know, that's the kind of rhetoric that is really dangerous in terms of encouraging people to take violent action. dan: threats to members of congr

speaker pelosi rushed back from washington dc. we captured video of her after she touched down yesterday where she rushed to san francisco general hospital. the attacker hit papa lucy several times with a hammer. mr. pelosi was taken to the city's only level i trauma center in doctors say they successfully repaired a skull fracture and treated less severe injuries to his right arm and hand. officials expect him to make a full recovery, are being extra cautious as of his age. police say the attacker was a 42-year-old man, recovering in the hospital after police tackled to him o nudity activist bu digital for print shis an avid conspiracy supporting videos that the presidential election was stolen and marking the investigation into the january 6 attack at the capitol. >> the suspect pulled the hammer away from mr. pelosi and violently assaulted him with it. we took him into custody, requested emergency backup and rendered medical aid. the motive for the attack is still being determined. >> the semper cisco da is expected to file mul

don't know where speaker pelosi is at this point. one would assume she's on her way back or is already back. we're waiting for confirmation on that as well, correct? >> yes, we would absolutely assume that she's quickly on her way to be by her husband's side. in the statement that they put out this morning by her office, martha, the pelosi family asked and the speaker herself asked for privacy. so we are to extend that request. we don't know her whereabouts. >> martha: thanks very much, jonathan hunt in los angeles. so as i mentioned, congressman lee zeldin running for governor of new york is with us today. we're going to speak with him. caitlyn jenner is also joining us. she ran for governor of california. we'll speak with her. long-time california resident. first, we want to bring in assistant director chris swecker from the fbi. you've been watching this all along with us this afternoon. we thank you for being here. what are your thoughts as you hear what has happened here to paul pelosi? >> well, as new minor details start to lea

speaker. if i was a financial director and i went to a board and suggested that we cut our revenues greatly, that we would not put a tax increase next year, the board will look at me and say that is good. what are the spending implications and how will it be funded? unfortunately for the previous chancellor, she did not provide those answers. we had a statement last in two hours instead of a budget. will the leader of the house admit that is the reason the chancellor had to do it. >> i thank my honorable friend for his remarks. >> the current prime minister has trashed the british prime minister -- economy. for the damage and pain they have caused across our country, will the leader of the house address the people and businesses of our great country and apologize? >> we have made this change for a reason and i understand people want certainty and reassurance about their bills, their businesses and their benefits. i am sorry that the events leading to the change today have added to the concern

depape in terms of his attempt to go after the speaker and wait for the speaker and what his plans were for her? >> i think i've covered as much as we're going to cover today. more facts will be contained in our motion to detain that we will file tomorrow in court that you'll have access to. >> can you talk a little bit about his current state? our understanding is that he's still being held at general hospital. can you talk a little about that and his arraignment tomorrow? >> so i'm not aware of where he is currently. he has obviously been booked on these charges. we will file our complaint. we expect for him to be in court tomorrow. that's the most i can say. >> you spoke about things that would be revealed at the arraignment tomorrow. when and if will we see the body cam footage from the cops? >> when it is made available during a court proceeding. that will not -- that's the way that this works. if it is played in a court proceeding, it will be public then. >> some of the details on the federal charges today talked about finding a journal on the scene that he had brought, saying tha