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w. bush at the very difficult relationship. nancy pelosi was the highest ranking member of congress to oppose the iraq war from the start. i was actually thinking about that with the news today on liz cheney. liz cheney is taking a position now that is politically perilous with her own party. the smart money -- that was also true with the democratic y at the beginning of the t iraq r are democrats who wanted to run for president had presidential a person, almost to supported the war in its early days. that turned out to be something that was damagingin to them. in any case, , nancy pelosi, the highest ranking member of cards to oppose the war from the start, and when she was first elected to speak in large part because of the war, because of the 2006 election, republicans had setbacks because of voter unhappiness over the war, she was convinced she was going to be able to persuade george w. bush to change course in iraq. she was unable to do that despite two years of d all the effort she could think of. and by the time of the 2008 fi

what a nancy say she called you out, kevin moran. and guess what? she w down to say that wearing a mask is not based on science. i think it is not wise. all right, she watered down a bit, but yeah, i have, she basically called you a moron twice. but way miss would not be all the piracy without checking in on nancy, especially when it comes to passing that infrastructure bill that was supposed to be passed months ago. now let me the point is we have to see it. have you seen it? we haven't seen it, sir, asked me to give it something that none of us have seen. perhaps we may have had some discussion about it. but i can't commit to passing something that i don't know what it is yet. you know, i remember a long time ago and a democratic party far, far away. there was a bill jobs, obamacare, the democrats were trying to pass and nancy had something to say about it. and it's going to be very, very exciting. but we have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it . so what i'm finding out nancy, is your kind of a hipaa, correct? but again, you can pul

what's going on with this house speaker nancy pelosi is doubling down saying to the senate you haves to pass it vigor $3.5 billion spending wl fo. >> before we take up the infrastructure deal that the senate is working on next week. this is the hard left playing hardball saying if they saying if the ever structure fails they will demand 4 trillion in new spending. this is derailing really fast. how does the democrat leadership botches so entirely and how did they get it so wrong? this is political malpractice and where you is tip o'neill? >> liz there's never been a bipartisan agreement. a couple of weeks ago president biden came out with the republican and democratic senators saying we have an agreement in three hours later he said wade if you don't pass t separate reconciliation bill with all the items we didn't agree to that we want i will -- two days later the saturday he sends out a press release saying oh wait no also a bipartisan infrastructure built up the whole time speaker pelosi said she would not allow a bipartisan infrastructure package to pass and less than 3.5, 4.5, $5.5 trillion record trees -- reconciliatio

not what nancy public policy proposal which wanted to be a stacked artisan commission which is why it's currently bonded now predict there's no reason to further introduce partisan politics w into this we gotta he a clear look in the security failings. we have had several rounds of hearings in the senate on w security failings on the day. there's a pretty significant that we know for instance, that there was major controversy about activating the national guard, we know that some did not want the guard activated on the day because they thought it looked too much like president trump activation of the guardians the rioters dc earlier this summer and i think that was a mistake to not actually depart earlier on the day there's a lot of controversy about how to ask for it to be converse entered and i think we probably should have a full accounting of all of that and making sure that the very law enforcement agencies will coordinating pretty to figure out how wee can improve. i capitol police officer say to me just the other day is anything going to be done proactively on this just going to be a blame game looking back rated and think any had it exactly right, some think that a

w. bush was the cause of 9/11. to pin this all on the speaker is unfair. there are plenty of reasons why republicans might want to characterize nancy pelosi, but january 6thof them. i think they all know that. i think they're going to try to come up with their own narrative about what happened. that will be a very partisan effort, frankly. >> do you see it as deflection in donald trump's role in it? >> that will be part of it. they're going to try to say why was the capitol building not more secure? they can talk about the failures of the intelligence agencies, failure to share intelligence. they might speak to those issues, but they're going to try to avoid donald trump's role in this, who frankly incited the mob and sicced them on the con congress. >> mccarthy and other republicans are trying to blame pelosi. others are trying to whitewash it and say it was like a tourist visit. which one was it, a massive security failure or a no big deal tourist visit? their narratives aren't lining up. you heard committee chair benny thompson said nothing is off limits. do you think he'd go as far as to call donald trump to testify? >> i think he would. i served on t

do i find it scary aoc essay nancy pelosi is not liberal enough, you better believe it but at the end of the day i believe in the american people who believe in wed that our secretary of state has asked the un to look into us being a racist nation as though that was a neutral group, the reality is the american people are with the conservative and center-right movement in the democratic party is with the government of cuba. elizabeth: wee hear you it's about what the moderates in this country are about from both parties, the moderates are saying no to communism the moderates are say no to high taxes we just heard breaking news even democrats are not on board with the three and half trillion that bernie sanders wants, your final word. >> absolutely the center-left and the center-right believe in the system asgh it is and they o not want to have what is going on, yes they were part of the center-left electing joe biden, joe biden ran as a moderate and now he's trying to lead as aoc liberal and candidly every poll shows that they had enough and they want to move back to the center right where they were comfortable in america was prosperous. elizabe

george w bush is deliberating on what to do about one of the most promising areas of medical research stem cell research. which involves the destruction of human embryos and nancy stands up publicly in 2004 at a very crucial moment. in the debate over stem cell research. and announces that she supports it. this causes an absolute explosion on the right. somebody on capitol hill calls up michael deaver her close advisor and says ronald reagan would never have supported this to which michael dever replies. ronald reagan hasn't had to take care of ronald reagan for the last 10 years. that's powerful and president reagan passes and there's an extraordinary funeral outpouring for him here in washington and back in southern, california. and then mrs. reagan lives a number of years and participates in library events and carries on that torch a bit, but her time to pass a columns of her funeral is much different. it's all at the library. i had the privilege of escorting. this is carter on that occasion and being there. much different than the presidential funeral tell us about that sunset of business reagan's life that last public moment and what that funeral said abou