she and steny hoyer have ways of diffusing the tension. there are progressives that want to move quickly on this. that base is interested in seeing something on this. they want to see republicans put on defense on this. to the democratic leaders say we are going to give you this space in committee rooms, that is the way democratic leaders are trying to move on from this conversation without shutting it down. >> gerry connolly is a longtime member of the moderate wing. how are members like mr. connelly approaching their desires to have legislation or acrimony with the trump administration in this new environment? >> they have to tread carefully. those members have to be careful that the young progressives if have therenced do not entire democratic party with their views. has to maintain that balance of allowing the , exceptives their voice when their voice crosses a line, as in the case of ilhan omar, who made remarks many thought were anti-semitic. speaker pelosi drew a line there. that is how they are handling progressives on the centrist

was message of inclusivity an important statement strategically for steny hoyer to make and i applaud him. >> i want to pivot to budget and appropriations, one of the most crucial aspects congress has to do this year. you were hit hard by the shutdown. looking ahead, there is the looming sequestration battle, a debt ceiling battle, next year's funding. how anxious to you feel looking ahead to all of these tasks that need to be done, given the dysfunction we saw over the five-week shutdown, where the president could not seem to agree with congressional leaders of either party what to do, and ended up having a stalemate? none of that was resolved. the border funding fight is still out there, as well as new battles on sequestration and debt ceilings. rep. connolly: it is important to remember a little bit of recent history. sometimes we cover the 35 day shutdown as the longest in american history as sui generis, but it is not. for democrats it was there -- remember they wanted to shut down the government over the funding of planned parenthood, over president obama's it executive orders p

liz: let's listen to what steny hoyer said about congresswoman omar. watch. >> i am a part of a large bipartisan coalition in congress supporting israel. an overwhelming majority in the congress of the united states. i tell israel's accusers and detractors, accuse me. liz: also, at the same time, ambassador, appalling human rights abuses against women and others in the middle east including in iran. iran is second to china in executions and is the world's top executioner of children and teenagers. we are talking hanging, stoning, death by firing squad, amputation of hands. that's iran. there's not a lot of criticism from democrats. your take on that? >> i think it's very unfortunate. again, we see the singling out israel which is the only democracy in the region, in the middle east. it's the only jewish state, you know. we are up against, there are 57 muslim countries, 22 arab countries and one jewish state which is the best friend and ally of the united states, and steny hoyer got it right. he's been long enough in congress to understand this. all the

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thank you, steny hoyer. gressman hoyer: i want to thank the two people who said yay when my name was mentioned. thank you very much. this is a lot less stressful time to speak than last time. last time i was expected to be funny and i did not meet expectations at all. [laughter] dan thesh sherry and best of luck, and i promised erry that i would laugh heartily at everything she said. dan is taking a walk. he is not going to be very funny, he is gone. he will be back, i am sure. here he is. hi, dan. good to have you back. i'm pleased to be here. you notice that clyburn and team.were the drew we wanted to be the dream team but tonight we are the drew team. what an extraordinary career elizabeth through as had. [applause] you will enjoy this and understand her spirit that she expressed tonight. we were in the back room, she came into the room and i leaned over and said, hi, elizabeth, thank you for so much you have done. she said, you don't have to thank me, just take my calls. [laughter] she is still on the job

. >> minority whip steve scalise and steny hoyer talk about next week's agenda. the campaign finance and voting rights bill passed by house members and comments by the minnesota representative. this is about 45 minutes. mr. speaker, on monday the house will meet at 12:00 p.m. for morning our debate and 2:00 for legislative business with folks postponed until 6:30 p.m.. on tuesday and wednesday, the house will meet at 10:00 for a morning our debate and 12:00 for legislative business. legislative business. on thursday, the house will meet at 9:00 a.m. for legislative business. with last votes no later than 3:00 p.m. we will consider several bills under suspension of the rules. a complete list of suspensions -- suspension bills will be announced by the close of business today. the house will also consider h.con.res. 24 expressing the sense of congress that the report of special counsel mueller should be made available to the public and to congress.

the house will vote on anti-hate resolution today, majority leader steny hoyer telling the democratic caucus this morning during their weekly whip meeting. she writes that the text of the resolution will be released shortly. it will be an expanded version of a draft circulated earlier this week that only included language rejecting anti-semitism. this from lindsay mcpherson of roll call who writes rank anne file democrats pushed their leaders to broaden the measure born out of a desire to reduke anti-israel comments made by freshman representative ilhan omar of minnesota because he they did not want to attack her personally. they also wanted to rebuke hateful language used by other politicians like president donald trump. you can can read the entire article at rollcall.com. we'll hear more about that from the speaker and today's legislative focus, h.r. 1, which is going to be debated today. the remaining 50 amendments will get debate today. and into tomorrow with final passage expected in the house on friday. >> the house comes in at noon today for legislative work. resuming debate on

steny hoyer said we have 62 new democratic members, not three.he party leadership. connell: she should tell the congresswoman from michigan. looks like she was starting with impeachment last week. thursday there will be a vote at which time republican cost lose, this vote to disapprove to president's emergency action would give $8.6 billions for the border wall, repurpose funds. most controversial of defense funds of $3.6 billion. there is some people who recognize the emergency and crisis at the border like rand paul but said constitutionally i can't vote for this measure i want the power of the purse to remain with congress. steve: according to "the hill" there are 15 republican senators who have miss giving about it. so the president is going to lose in the senate because of the republican support. what they're trying to do, they're trying to control the damage. ainsley: keep the tally low. steve: exactly right. meanwhile a number of republican senators are telling the administration there is enough money left over in the current budget that h

the top democrats including nancy pelosi and steny hoyer are behind this resolution. should the democrats be doing this? >> absolutely. you know, if somebody speaks out in a way that is anti-semitic and homophobic or bigoted in any way, you need to respond to it. as everyone said before, principles only really matter if you use them when you're -- they make you uncomfortable. en that would mean against a member of your own party. so the "washington post" columnist henry olson argues that democrats are not going far enough. speaker pelosi and the rest of the leadership need to realize that omar is their party's version of representative steve king. they must do what republicans did to king, remove omar from the seat on all house committees. does he have a point or is that really a step too far? >> he has an absolute point. omar has a history of making anti-semiconduct anti-semitic comments. how much do you realize it's not being naive. it is something deeper. she said that israel has hypnotized the world and is making the world not see their evils. she has gone out and

. >> i agree with steny hoyer and nancy pelosi on this. it's bad politics.nce to say look, the democrats are targeting me. this is about politics. it's not a good narrative to go to 2020 with. that won't help the democrats win. they need to stand for something. ly say this. i do this that there are members of democratic house caucus in particular that are waving the impeachment flag, but this issue is that important that i think nancy pelosi will be able to keep her caucus in check. people are not going to go rogue and try to get impeachment done. i'll say this. people have introduced articles of impeachment before. they did that in the last congress, too. they won't see the light of day. that's what's important. >> neil: that's the argument, that republicans have been hoping for, right? that they pursue this and implode. what do you -- >> i think implosion is a likely outcome if they do pursue it. nancy pelosi is an expert politics. she knows to expand leadership in washington d.c., it hinges on her controlling her unruly caucus. for every headline that a p

. >> and maryland democratic congressman steny hoyer is also weighing in, saying in part, congress must remain a bulwark of justice and rule of law. and house d democrats wil our part to ensure that it performs its duties faithfully under our constitution. we have also reached out to several more members of congress from the d.c. metro area. we are expecting to speak to congressman jerry connolly within the hour. we'lle that for you tonight. news4 at 11:00. >> thank you very much. >>>or some perspective on this historic day, we are now joined by american university political history professor and author of the case forea iment, allen lickman. mr. lickman, a pleasure to have you with talk to me about what was the biggest surprise to you, going over the barr summary, andas ere been some sort of a historic equivalence to other presidential probes that you have studied in the years? >>ig thest surprise to me was how little this summary dealt with a critical findinge f ueller investigation. that is that the russians interfered withct our en in an extensive way, in a partisan way,o t help ele

i say odds for democrats because their house speaker, steny hoyer, james clyburn, all the top leadershe focus is not on impeachment. and then you have this try to flip the president's veto on the border wall. >> over in the senate we will have a vote on the new green deal, though democrats are refusing to participate. the bottom line, harris, we are in a post-mueller world. that is essentially behind us. both parties in the white house have to pick the political issues they want to elevate now, both for their own reasons and for their campaigns to come. you have the wall. the president is about to win, having his over >> harris: think if you both. slid in for some breaking news. i will be right back. 300 miles an hour, that's where i feel normal. having an annuity tells me my retirement is protected. learn more at retire your risk dot org. they're america's bpursuing life-changing cures. in a country that fosters innovation here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to fight cancer by arming a patient's own t-cells... because it's not just about the next breakthrough... it's all the

. >> majority leader steny hoyer has warned to reporters that impeachment will be very disruptive toouse democrats carrying out their agenda. he notes it is not popular in every district in the country and so they need to wait on the robert mueller impeachment report or rather the special counsel report. some allies of speaker pelosi say they also agree on waiting for the facts. >> i think there is no one in the congress, certainly on our side faced with clear evidence that any president had committed high crimes and misdemeanors that he would wouldn't pursue the appropriate action. but we are not at that point. >> impeachment plays well with the liberal base and a lot of liberal districts. there are many new members that gave the house majority to the democrats that come from swing districts that could really go either way. neil? >> neil: all right, thank you very, very much. now to that urging despite the speaker's warnings that this is a moment that calls for everyone to follow their conscience and go ahead and start impeachment proceedings against the president of the united stat

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steny hoyer says there's no guarantee there will be a vote on that this week. quell come. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." democrats scrambling to rewrite the language after alexandria ocasio-cortez came to tide of her embattled colleague. now democrats want any reference to omar taken out of the resolution. critics say the party is botching it big time. the former democratic vice presidential nominee joe lieberman one of them. we'll ask him. first to peter doocy. he has more on the fast-moving developments. peter? >> democrats were supposed to vote to condemn anti-semitism today but they didn't have the votes. it's not clear that they will have for the rest of the week. this all started with comments made by the freshman democratic congresswoman ilhan omar. >> it seems like there's confusion among your colleagues. are you anti-semitic? congresswoman, my only question. would you support the resolution condemning bigotry and other forms of anti-semitism? >> she kept quiet but her democratic colleagues had more to say. >> because you have some memb

folks like nancy pelosi and steny hoyer, but the young folks don't understand the political dynamics.everly: i think they just want to make a name for themselves. howie: the massacre in two different mosques in new zealand, 50 people killed. that's the current death toll. when i watched what some of the commentators here -- we are talk about mainstream anchors and hosting reporters had to say about this, i was taken aback. >> the president did not take any opportunity today to distance himself from a killer, a terrorist who took 49 lift of people who were worshiping. he didn't take any opportunity to say he wouldn't be inspiring people like that. >> donald trump's derogatory comments and his refusal to' speak out white southeast supremacy. >> the president has emboldened right-wing extremism with his rhetoric. >> this president has given ammunition to terrorists like this. mollie: this is dangerously appalling coverage. we know media coverage can act like a con day general. you are supposed to be careful about naming the individual who committed the shooting. the shooter said he was p

extraordinary fights that are occurring now between the leadership nancy pelosi, steny hoyer, all oldars, again the newcomers, that is unprecedented. i have neverrine i seen it befo. >> never in democratic circles, sometimes i a little bit in g.o. with tea party came in. but right now have you leadership actively tries to put it down, saying, you are not in charge, that is not what we stand for. but the new up and comers are arrogant. they are not taking marching orders, and they have a cul culf followers among the young, they give them something that old democrats would not say on paper. david: ad adam, have you leaderp saying publicly, we're not going to let socialism happen. but i think they have unleashed it. it is out there, it hard to pull it back. >> the democrat leadership, they are talking about they are based in dc, they are spending their time on capitol hill, an going o cocktail parties. the new democrats, they are connected to the democratic base, that is democratic base getting their pound of flesh after losing to donald trump, they are -- socialists. david: christopher

joining us now house majority leader steny hoyer of maryland.e breaking news. one of your former house colleagues, beto o'rourke announcing he's officially in the race to become the democratic nominee for president. what do you make of it? >> well, he did very well in the senate race and raised a lot of money from throughout the country. much of it online so i think he is not only a very able individual but obviously has a broad net work of support. we have a lot of very good candidates in the race and we'll see what happens over the next number of months. >> do you think beto would make a good president of the united states sf. >> i think beto would be certainly a good president of the united states. i think we have a lot of candidates who would be good presidents of the united states and certainly there's not one of them that wouldn't be an extraordinary improvement over the incumbent. >> how do you measure a three congressman's record when it comes to delivering people to people that will make their lives better? he's got tons of charisma, a

nancy pelosi, steny hoyer, elliott angle, who is the chair of the committee, jerry nadler among someis not enough for you. >> it is far from sufficient. this is not the kind of committee someone should be sitting on. classic canards of dual loyalty which seems to be to connote that one cannot appreciate a fellow democratic how i was sure democratic values and this is not enough. this woman should be off this committee. heather: members of her own party calling her out for the things she said. and she seems to double down, i called them apologies in her statement following their criticism, she doubles down and makes it worse. heather: >> she went on february 27th, to washington establishment and double down on the classic anti-semitic canard. how could it be that a groups it could have such powerful influence. heather: dual citizenship -- i want to talk about this. in 2014, a tweet she set out. when she fought for compassion in isis recruit sentencing in minnesota. and this is a quote from her. incarcerating 20-year-old men 30 to 40 years, such punitive measures not only lack efficacy

majority leader steny hoyer agreed with nancy pelosi saying two new democrat members, not three, thete house has not commented and a quick history lesson, bill clinton rose 7 approval rating points by the end of his impeachment trial, democrats gained 5 house seats in the 98 midterms. shannon: i like a polite word, the spat that continues. democrats fresh off and anti-semitism controversy find themselves split once again. dan crenshaw says the view from the other side of the aisle doesn't look good for the left. >> it is extremely divisive. the country does not like that. a lot of democrats ran on bringing the country together and ending dysfunction washington. they are bringing dysfunctions washington. i agree with nancy pelosi, the reality is representatives like alexandria ocasio cortez are driving the narrative of their party and that is problematic. i feel bad for my democratic colleagues who don't agree with her but the reality is she is driving the narrative. a lot of presidential candidates coming out a repeating a lot of the talking points, the endorsement of the green new d

steny hoyer is fighting back saying we have 62 freshmen, not just three of the democrats in the housenie sanders. a nasty fight. each camp lobbing insults back d foster. raw feelings linger over 2016. what if i told you there was a bigger mor danrous fight that has not gone down yet. i'm talking abbernie sanders versus joe bidessen. they're neck in neck. let's bring in vince ko. the middle of the road moderate or corrate tool joe biden. this looks like the bernie sanders' camp is taking on joad biden. what's your response on this? >> when you're seeing headlines attacking him as not sufficiently progressive enough meaning joe biden, you can suggest it's bernie sanders' camp planting the stories. he's trying to divide himself. they want to convince, the sanders' camp does, the democratic base that joe biden is insufficiently progressive and not qualified to be in a presidential race. this is gearing up to be a blood bath and it could very well work to the benefit of the current president of the united states who is going to take advantage of all of this chaos. >> joe biden has been aro

house majority leader steny hoyer of marylandrg and via representative jennifer wexton are some of the democrats pushing for reform. he ill would allow paid leave ror up to 12 weeks for illness, care giving o new child. president trump wants six weeks leave. ily some democratic lawmakers say they are already implementing what they're proposing. >> new parents needime to bond with their children and establish the routines of renthood. this is the policy in my office. it's not something new for us. it won' effect us because we already do this. >> six states and d.c. have id passed p family leave laws. in d. there are eight weeks for parental leave. >>> maryland is one step closer to becoming the first state to ban sigh row foam food containers. it now moves to the house. supporters say styrofoam is bad for the environment because it's not bio degradable. research shows styrofoam can be recycled. half of marylanders leave in areas with styrofo bans. this bill will make this a statewide rule. >>> when it's whole, the memorial bridge is one of the most beautiful structures around here, but

steny hoyer, the gentleman from maryland, for one minute. the chair: the gentleman from maryland is recognized for one minute. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentlelady for her leadership on this bill, h.r. 1. i thank mr. sarbanes for being the principal sponsor and proponent of h.r. 1. of -- ise as the sponsor i forget the number -- the help america vote act in 2002, which responded to the lack of performance on our voting system in the 2000 election. hanging chads and all. this bill expands upon that. but let me, at the outset, remind those who would talk about what the constitution says, to read a portion of the constitution. let me say, before i do that, throughout my lifetime -- early in my lifetime i heard a lot about states' rights. people talk about the right to vote. i was in alabama this past weekend, and we commemorated the march over the edmund pet us bridge with our colleague ohn lewis. bridge with ttus our colleague john lewis. he was almost killed. why? because he was marching from selma to montgomery to register to vote. i remember a

kennedy: democrat leadership, nancy pelosi and steny hoyer are standing behind congressman schiff. he is not going to ste step down, what happens, you can't force him out can you. >> you can't, put it in proper contact, we started last congress there was an all out assault on chairman nunes -- >> i am still mad at him by the way, i will pause for a second. we'll get to your words. but he lied to american public about the surveillance state and necessity to continue spying on americans and then he claims to be the victim when president was the victim of some of those instruments go ahead. >> well, okay so nunes was beginning of last congress he stepped away from russia investigation to not create a problem on russia investigation. he did not recuse himself. a lot of people say he recased himself because he was compromise that is false, he stepped away from leading the investigation, because the democrats trumped-up charges on the ethics committee he said, i don't to distraction he show remarkable leadership in deferring to congressman conaway to lead that investigation, we have a ye

i'm wondering whether the party itself will heed the advice of some leaders like nancy pelosi and steny hoyer, host of others who said, go on to big issues you were alluding to earlier? if they're stuck on mueller, stuck on russia, and stuck on maybe obstruction of justice which might or might not be in the final report, apparently there is not enough to swing it either way convincingly we're told, so how do you think they respond? >> i think it is, that is an absolutely fair question to ask. i think congress has oversight role. i understand why it is congressman schiff and others doing what they're doing realistically, the mueller report hadn't moved any votes either way. i haven't met a democrat saying they are waiting for mueller report to change their mind on trump and a base voter. this election is will be won in the industrial midwest. i think it is smart to be in michigan and wisconsin, pennsylvania, couple other state in that area. if democrats want the white house in 2020, they should talk to voters in that area much less than the president. they are more focused more on their own ec

i t wish nancy pelosi and the leadership of the party, steny hoyer and a others would take a bigger stance. that's the only way it is going to stop. >> sean: thank you for being with us. when we b come back, the returnf glenn beck. he opposed him in the election. where does he stand on president trump today? also an investigation into joe biden that will shock you and may very well prevent him from ever becoming president. that's up straight ahead. on "hannity." ♪ i think i found my dream car. it turns out they want me to start next month. she can stay with you to finish her senior year? of course she can! [ laughter ] [ groaning ] hey! want to drive? really? [ engine revs ] do you think we can do this, rob? things will be tight, but we can make this work. that's great. ♪ [ laughing ] okay... here we go. now... [ gasps ] wait... grandpa, what about your dream car? this is my dream now. [ laughs ] ♪ principle. we can help you plan for that. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and

that is just nancy pelosi, steny hoyer, elliott angle, and i agree with them.logized except she keeps doing it. there needs to be a penalty for this. they need to take away the foreign affairs committee seat, make it clear this is not business as usual. this is ugly behavior and you don't want is permeating the democratic party. shannon: mike emanuel tells us they are broadening the thing and branding anti-muslim bias as part of this resolution as well. two senior democratic sources telling him in that way, mental tweeting, racist -- a race jews from the incident, and other groups suggested was culpability, it is very simple, don't know why both right and left still need this explained to them. a lot of dragging of feet. >> it is a big mistake the democratic leadership should not do it. it muddies the water, defuses the issue. if there's an issue anti-muslim bias we need a resolution. this is different. this is something that is in the realm of anti-semitism. americans have a close relationship with canada. we have a close relationship with the united kingdom.

first, steny hoyer will not commit to the anti-semitism resolution this week.k but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ed gets copays as lowlily go to as zero dollars on medicare part d prescriptions. ed gets labels clear as day. and, lily.... lily gets anything she wants. ed knows he could just have us deliver his prescriptions. but what's the fun in that? switch to cvs pharmacy. >>> house democrats are still working on a response from ilhan omar's comments that lobbyists want to promote allegiance to a foreign country. after a vote condemning anti-semitism originally scheduled for today, tensions ran hyatt a closed door meeting today that the "washington post" reports, quote, erupted into a full-scale brawl. house majority leader stanley hoyer won't set a time for a vote and the representatives are rebuked. >> we already passed a resolution along those lines, and we want to make sure we don't

nancy pelosi and steny hoyer and all democrats who originally said this isn't right. omar is an anti-semite. not everyone criticizes israel, or anybody who is jewish but someone who repeatedly issues, traffics the classic tracts, control politicians with media, control money and royalties and that person is anti-semite, you have nancy pelosi reasonably criticize it and you have to step back, the far left is pushing back and it is the base of the democratic party today. shannon: we heard several reports on what happened, house democrats erupted protests, indirect sanction of representative omar, they will not include her name in this resolution. the article says house democrats erupted in fury challenging leaders, sanctioning freshman omar. and there would be that much heat. and -- >> they will sacrifice anything, at the end of the day, the coalition of the far left socialists, dictators, it is offensive to me that she's not held to the same standard, there would be unanimous rebuke and wouldn't have been an issue but she's being coddled and infantilized. she's not bei

i asked steny hoyer and they call the shots in the house of representatives and that means impeachmentble. shannon: it doesn't mean freshman will stop talking about it or maxine waters or others. the president uses first veto a few days ago. today there was an attempt to override it. >> the national emergency stands because they were unable to override the veto. it has only happens 111 times. they were 38 votes short of 236, they need two thirds, national emergency stands. here's the problem, this could spark a government shutdown in the fall. they will start to write appropriations bills and next couple months and they will put restrictions for the president saying you can't do this. shannon: when these shutdowns happen, chad is our expert and he has warned you. counting down to 2020 joe biden lashing out at the, quote, white man's culture saying he regrets his role in a supreme court confirmation hearing he says undermines anita hill as credibility three decades ago. >> a bunch of white guys hearing this testimony, the senate judiciary committee, when anita hill came to testify she f

drawing criticism from freshmen lawmakers like alexandria ocasio-cortez, house majority leader steny hoyer020 presidental run is definitely on the table, despite abrams' defeat in the 2018 georgia governor's race, she is considering a rising star in the party. another democrat that fell short in the midterms, congressman p beto o'rourke is headed to iowa. there is rampant speculation he may announce his candidacy for presidency very soon. aston martin is unveiling an electric suv with suicide doors and a levitating key between the driver and the passenger. the front seats turn around to face the rear seats when the car is in fully autonomous mode. ford filed a t patent that turns its truck bed into a movie theater. there are bars that can accommodate protecters and a large screen. i remember going to drive-in theaters back in the day but -- lauren: offering the popcorn, i hope ford makes that. let's take a look at the market this morning. you can see dow gaining 27 points, s&p up 6 and-a-half, nasdaq up 25, building on the rally we saw yesterday. coming up, one day after saying his recent

steny hoyer says there's no guarantee there will be a vote on that this week. quell come.

we're stalled staffers for nancy pelosi and steny hoyer and jewish leaders worked on the resolution. omar has been in office two months and this will be the second action against her. she says he's talking about policy, not people and is herself the victim of anti-muslim attacks. mike emanuel reporting live on capitol hill. mike? >> trace, good afternoon. the resolution does not mentioned congressman omar by name and some think it should. the draft obtained by numbers news says -- >> a leading democrat today says words matter. >> what i know is i've seen it too many places. we have racism in this country. why is it so politically acceptable to have all of this kind of hatred against so many people? i want to fight back against every ounce of hatred i'm seeing. >> some republicans say they should remove congresswoman omar from the house foreign affairs committee. >> why would you have her on a committee that important to our foreign policy if she has those anti-semitic beliefs unless you're willing to tolerate it. she should be removed immediately. >> this has exposed friction with ho

. >> you know, steny hoyer at apa said there are not three new congressman, don't just focus on the stars. we have a broad team that don't feel the same way. seemed like that was a slight olive branch from a policy perspective no >> i think he was trying to help people understand that it is a more diverse party if you only listen to alexandria -- >> sort of the star freshman. >> exactly and from my hometown, you know, someone like conor lamb is a very centrist kind of democrat he has to live in that democratic party also, and i think that's what steny was trying to stay bridging the gap on big issues like infrastructure, republicans have never wanted to fund it the one way where i could maybe see some action on infrastructure is, you know, we have been talking, and you have been talking this morning, brian, about a slowing global economy. if we see growth slowing and impacting the u.s. economy, that may -- you know, we can't do much more on tax cuts, but i could imagine then in a stimulus kind of environment doing more on infrastructure, it would take that to do it, not just good feelings

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i wonder what people like steny hoyer or people have been around time in washington, what do they makeall of this? >> i'm sure they are frustrated by it, they know the elements of a green new dealal are impossibe and undoubtedly would be impossible to pass in the next two years. if you completely cover yourself with this stuff and this is what you are seem to be promoted, this is whatt all the noise is about and talk is about, you may be able to do some other things. they are going to be overshadowed by all this exotic stuff. whatever this stuff is, it makes a lot of news and that's why alexandria ocasio-cortez for all her calamus and shallowness is able to become so prominent. she makes news and she's compelling, she's kind of adorable in the way a 5-year-old child can be adorable. she at the moment it's fair to say is the de facto leader of the democrats in the house of representatives. >> tucker: she is brave, she says things no one else will say but she's also really arrogant. i wonder if she will wear well. >> i thought for the first few weeks of this that the novelty would wear o

when you have someone of the speaker and you've got james clyburn, the majority whip, and you got steny hoyerhing impeachment is not where we want to focus -- talking to hakeem jeffries, number four in the house. this is not where we want to focus. we want to do health care. the new couple lucy rolling out her health care as this resolution is being rolled out. if that's not oppositional in the house, i don't know what is among democrats. >> marie: katie commits interest income of the 2020 candidates also don't want to roll it out. to melissa's point, i'm okay that there are sometimes differences. i don't think it will get enough votes to pass. >> melissa: it's okay, but we have root >> katie: it's okay, but we have an election commit. they will use the impeachment talk to their benefit. it'll be interesting what he has to say about this, because the politics of the russia thing change. it was all about collusion, there was a cloud over the presidency about menu what would have happened. the summary, not the full report yet. the president can say, the democrats put out this narrative for two

in magic so maybe some of this shouldn't be too surprising to us but i wonder what people like steny hoyerpeople who have been around a long time in washington and the democratic caucus and the house, what do they make of all this? >> i'm sure they are frustrated by it and they know that the elements of the green new deal are impossible and undoubtedly would be impossible to pass any time in the next two years, but if you completely cover yourself with this stuff, and this is what you are seem to be promoting, this is what all the noise has been about, what all the talk is about, you may be able to do some other things, but they will be overshadowed by all of this exotic stuff. whatever the stuff is, it makes a lot of news and that's why alexandria ocasio-cortez, for all her calendars and arguable shallowness is able to become so prominent. she makes news. and she's kind of compelling. she's kind of adorable and the way that a 5-year-old child can be adorable. and she is at the moment, i think it's fair to say she's the defective leader and the democrats in the house of representatives. >>

wanting members to vote no on republican proposals to undermine her leadership and her lieutenant steny hoyer and jim clyburn telling voters to vote how they must depending on districts. the member says the extreme left has taken over. >> the democrat socialist >> we await reaction here on capitol hill to speaker pelosi's announcement about not impeaching the president. we do know two of those high profile freshman ocasio-cortez and rasheda tlaib says they favor impeachment though on this issue ocasio-cortez says she defers to party leadership. bret? >> bret: more on this in a bit. mike, thank you. we have new information tonight about possible new legal trouble for president trump wants former lawyer and fixer who is already preparing for prison time. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is here with that story tonight. good evening, catherine. >> thank you, bret. good evening. house democrats signaled over the weekend that the chairman of the house oversight committee elijah cummings would likely send a criminal referral to the justice department for michael cohen for recentl

that is just speaker pelosi, steny hoyer, eliot engel. and i agree with them.pologized, except she keeps doing it. there needs to be a penalty for this. they need to take away the foreign affairs committee seat, to make it clear, this is not business as usual. this is really ugly behavior, and you don't want it permeating the democratic party. >> shannon: julian, were told tonight, mike emanuel tells us they are trying to broaden this and bring in anti-muslim bias as part of the resolution, as well. two senior democratic sources are telling him it is being brought in that way. jeff mandel tonight tweeting, insisting on tying jewish pain to all other pain races jews from the incident. it suggests jewish culpability inside pain. it's very simple, and i don't know why both the right and left need this explained to them. a lot of dragging of feet on getting this resolution time. speak with a big mistake, the democratic leadership should not do it. it muddies the waters, diffusion is the issue. if there's an issue of anti-muslim bias, announced it, this is different

>> i think that was steny hoyer that says that. there are 62 members.ou know what he was saying, he saying that there are 62. harris, i want you to be sure to have all 62 of them on your show. >> harris: will you help me to the customer you know i want to. >> there are some fabulous new members. said he was trying to say that the ones the press has been chasing after -- >> harris: that's interesting, it gets put back on us. but we are covering what's there, right? >> you guys have a job to do, all salsa. as man bites dog is the one that always gets the outline. but the 62 freshman -- there are some amazing stories there. people have distinguished military service, people who understand what the plight of americans is all over the country. and people ready to get to work for our agenda of rebuilding american infrastructure, lowering the price of prescription drugs, and expanding health care so that more and more people can have it. >> harris: are you concerned that building heat and energy as of 2020 is something that you may -- he mentioned a dog, i wil

everybody to keep in mind here is that both howard coor, the head of apac and senate majority leader steny hoyer enterprise. all the talk by the president one party is more pro israel than the other party is a little ridiculous in the sense israel is the only democracy in the middle east and we have always been, all parties and independent strong supporters of israel's right to exist. >> the concern -- >> that security. >> declarations like the moving of the embassy to jerusalem and the removal of the world occupies, the entire world and the united nations deems to be illegal. one wonders what it's for. what are we getting? one can be completely in favor of and supportive of the israeli government and not be supportive of the idea there is an illegal occupation going on. >> that is a hard question for me to answer. i have to speculate what trump's motivations are. there has to be a whole host besides the obvious. you can say as an ambassador, sherman was saying it has been a long-standing interest of the united states to have a close relationship with israel. all those statements are true and va

majority leader steny hoyer said, we have 62 or 63 new house democrats. that are pushing for these radical proposals and impeachment. they're looking at the math and saying, "we are not only concerned about 2020 and getting a democrat in the white house, we want to keep the house." >> guy: but the challenge for the democrats, politically, it's in this poll that was referenced earlier. only 28% of the general public supports impeachment at this point. that's the "usa today" poll. with 53% are democrats do. so, more than half of the party wants to see the president impeached. the less than a third of the country does. that's attention to policy -- >> harris: she has the kind of message that can bridge that. what she is saying that impeach only if you have it evidence. i want to understand what she means when she says, "that republic and so understand." the evidence has to be there. you don't go that road for sundry reasons, which former house speaker newt gingrich told us on the couch last week. not noble reasons if they start to tear your political party.

we saw that with max was apologizing to his constituents for the comments, steny hoyer, some of the members of his part- >> melissa: much more to discuss on the inside. the mueller report clearing president trump of collusion but not drawing a final conclusion on obstruction. am will talk about that next. ♪ but no matter what park you live on, one of 10,000 local allstate agents knows yours. now that you know the truth, are you in good hands? wgreat tasting, heart-healthys the california walnuts.ever? so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. billions of problems. sore gums? bleeding gums? painful flossing? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath healthy gums oral rinse fights gingivitis and plaque and prevents gum disease for 24 hours. so you can... breathe easy, there's therabreath at walmart. come hok., babe. nasty nightime heartburn? try alka-seltzer pm gummies. the only fast, powerful heartburn relief, plus melatonin so you can fall asleep quickly. oh, what a relief it is! i had a few good tricks to help hide my bladder leak pad. like the old "tunic tug". but always discre

multiple house democrats including majority leader steny hoyer have said they would consider a subpoena to get the report if barr isn't more forthcoming. and that's not all. while chairman nad letter said barr committed to testifying before the house, there are growing calls to bring bob muler to the hill as well. intelligence committee chairman adam schiff suggests they'll subpoena him if necessary. >> he has to come and testify. at what point that takes place, whether that is before or after we get the report or the underlying evidence may depend on how much bill barr stalls in providing that report to the public. but at the end of the day, yes, i think both the congress and the american people are going to want to hear from bob mueller. >> all this comes as president trump and former fbi director james comey are sharing their views of the report and how it reflects on the fbi. but as can you imagine, they're coming at it from completely different directions. >> it establishes, i hope, to all people no matter where they are in the spectrum that the fbi is not corrupt, not a nest of vi

it's been driven in large part by speaker pelosi, by steny hoyer and the chairman of the house foreignk part in writing this. so that's a significant message coming from members of our own party, and important democratic leadership here. the resolution does not mention her by name. it does not single her out in any way, but it's certainly not hard at all to read through the lines. the resolution, in part, says that it acknowledges, quote, the dangerous consequences of perpetuating anti-semitic stereotypes and rejects anti-semitism as hateful expressions of intolerance that are contradictory to the values that define the people of the united states. and this will be brought to a house floor vote at some time this week, very likely tomorrow. and from there, the thing to watch is how her democratic colleagues react? will this be enough to just condemn her in the form of another resolution on the house floor, or will there be additional calls for her to be stripped of her committee assignments on the house foreign affairs committee. the chairman of that committee, a chairman who took part