please welcome back to the program house democratic leader nancy pelosi. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] thanks for joining us again. >> my pleasure. >> jon: how are you? you know, congress oh, for goodness sakes. they are so sweet. their approval rating right now is slightly below, from what i understand hepatitis c. >> and you wonder who are these people who approve of congress, the 9%? [ laughter ] >> jon: why do you think that is? >> let me -- last time i was here in april of 2009 -- that was the last time i was on the show, democrats were in control congressional rating was 40%. 40%, you remember that? note to self. >> jon: not only do i not remember that. the whole 2009 thing you mentioned that went past me as well. >> we have work to do. >>. >> jon: it feels like they take good intentions. it's where good intentions go to die. >> no. well, not when we were in the majority. we took them to a place to make survival to success. >> jon: i understand. working class families. look at me pelosi. [ laughter ] it's we'll use the example of this v

we know he has challenged to pelosi on a debate. focus on pelosi. stop with the in fighting among republicans. focus on the true target of conservati conservatives and that's embodied by barack obama and nancy pelosi. here's the big plus in that. they can't fight back. >> i want to get into the whole little debate that's now going on or maybe a lack of a debate between nancy pelosi and rick perry. we've got some other stuff to talk about. newt gingrich as well. stand by. gingrich, he's charging hard right now for the republican presidential nomination. he often comes down hard on the news media. gingrich though has profited hand s handsomely from his own media activities. joe johns will join us when we come back. [ male announcer ] what if we told you that cadillac borrowed technology from ferrari to develop its suspension system? or what if we told you that ferrari borrowed technology from cadillac to develop its suspension system? magnetic ride control -- pioneered by cadillac, perfected in the 556-horsepower cts-v. we don't just make luxury cars.

because the unions are promoting this and encouraging it and you have nancy pelosi. because they want to focus on anything other than the president's abysmal job record. >> i think there is some truth to it but i think james is right, this is obamaville. obama embraced it, nancy pelosi embraced it and, mo, i don't think this is helpful. people shot, drugs, nudity, sex. >> i don't think there's anybody that is embracing that and i don't think there's anybody -- hold on. i don't think there is anybody embracing that yahoo that got arrested and thank god he did get arrested. >> i agree. >> what i think is there is a lot of stupid stuff going on down there that is overshadowing the broader message -- >> forget the broader message. >> but that's why. >> no, no. >> this is my problem with that because they allow you to say forget the broader message. >> no, no. wait a minute. >> the media in this country and liberals like yourself were look for one tea party member that said one dumb thing, one sign, they couldn't find them. we find this every minute of every day at almost

pelosi knew about it? >> well, this is my position. it's not my position. it's the reason i raised the question. is that if you are speaker of the house, you should not be in a position or taking money or participating in a situation that's going to raise you money if you are facing a potential conflict of interest in the house. >> bill: doesn't matter whether it was a husband or whether it was her dog or chamber made, if there is an appearance she should not do it. >> look. congress pass laws. conflict of interest laws, guidelines, against the federal judicial system. you couldn't do this kind of stuff if you were a federal judge. and against people in the executive branches. but somehow the law doesn't apply to them there is a gap. >> bill: unlike mr. croft, you don't have to be objective, you can give your opinion. boehner flat out says i haven't bought a stock for eons of my own. my managers. >> essentially that's who buys it. why are you bothering me and this whole 60 minute report was idiotic. i have nothing to do with it and you say? >> i say the pro

pelosi knew about it? >> well, this is my position. it's not my position. it's the reason i raised the question. is that if you are speaker of the house, you should not be in a position or taking money or participating in a situation that's going to raise you money if you are facing a potential conflict of interest in the house. >> bill: doesn't matter whether it was a husband or whether it was her dog or chamber made, if there is an appearance she should not do it. >> look. congress pass laws. conflict of interest laws, guidelines, against the federal judicial system. you couldn't do this kind of stuff if you were a federal judge. and against people in the executive branches. but somehow the law doesn't apply to them there is a gap. >> bill: unlike mr. croft, you don't have to be objective, you can give your opinion. boehner flat out says i haven't bought a stock for eons of my own. my managers. >> essentially that's who buys it. why are you bothering me and this whole 60 minute report was idiotic. i have nothing to do with it and you say? >> i say the pro

i don't know if he's been in touch with nancy pelosi. i don't know whether you know that, but what's your reaction to what he said? >> well, that kind of boarishness that we see on the part of mr. cain plays into a narrative that's been out here now for the last two weeks. he ought to be very, very careful how he treats women going forward and that was a disrespectful comment about one of the outstanding women in this country of ours. someone who earned her way into the speakership and i believe for him to dem grate her position that way is just unbecoming of a southern gentleman. i am from south carolina. he's from georgia. us southern gentlemen just don't act that way. >> do you think he should apologize to her? >> absolutely, he should. and not reluctantly and not because he wants the media to stop talking about it, but because he is a southern gentleman. at least i would like to hope so. >> thank you very much, congressman. >> thank you for having me. >>> up next, the politico briefing. why battleground ohio is looking better for tea

even nancy pelosi knows the guy is a joke. here's what she said about the debate offer today. >> he did ask if i could debate here in washington on monday, it is my understanding that such a letter has come in. monday i'm going to be in portland in the morning. i'm going to be visiting some of our labs in california in the afternoon. that's two. i can't remember what the third thing is that i'll be doing. >> i want to commend the former speaker for being able to recognize rick perry's texas-sized "psychotalk." >>> the righties can't get the story straight. bill o'reilly says the occupy wall street movement is dead. but others say it's part of a global socialist movement. that's next. >>> how unpopular is governor scott walker in the state of wisconsin? so unpopular he's reaching out to slanthead for some help. mike tate, chairman of the wisconsin democratic party, will join me. stay with us. >> so the occupy wall street movement is dead. finished as a legitimate political force in this country. and that's a good thing. >> this

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even nancy pelosi knows the guy is a joke. here's what she said about the debate offer today. >> he did ask if i could debate here in washington on monday, it is my understanding that such a letter has come in. monday i'm going to be in portland in the morning. i'm going to be visiting some of our labs in california in the afternoon. that's two. i can't remember what the third thing is that i'll be doing. >> i want to commend the former speaker for being able to recognize rick perry's texas-sized "psychotalk." >>> the righties can't get the story straight. bill o'reilly says the occupy wall street movement is dead. but others say it's part of a global socialist movement. that's next. >>> how unpopular is governor scott walker in the state of wisconsin? so unpopular he's reaching out to slanthead for some help. mike tate, chairman of the wisconsin democratic party, will join me. stay with us. it'll never work. [ female announcer ] dawn power clean with micro-scrubbing enzymes can give you the power of an overnight soak in just

even nancy pelosi knows the guy is a joke. here's what she said about the debate offer today. >> he did ask if i could debate here in washington on monday, it is my understanding that such a letter has come in. monday i'm going to be in portland in the morning. i'm going to be visiting some of our labs in california in the afternoon. that's two. i can't remember what the third thing is that i'll be doing. >> i want to commend the former speaker for being able to recognize rick perry's texas-sized "psychotalk." >>> the righties can't get the story straight. bill o'reilly says the occupy wall street movement is dead. but others say it's part of a global socialist movement. that's next. >>> how unpopular is governor scott walker in the state of wisconsin? so unpopular he's reaching out to slanthead for some help. mike tate, chairman of the wisconsin democratic party, will join me. stay with us. the most epic da. [ crowd cheering ] hey man. three grams of fiber? yeah, i'm watching what i eat. how would you like to pay? use your vi

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is on the defensive. >> reporter: according to sunday's 60 minutes report house speaker nancy pelosi and her husband paul took an insider opportunity to invest millions of dollars in credit card company visa just as tough legislation against credit card companies was making its way through the house. the legislation made it to committee but not to the floor. as speaker pe lows see controlled what items came to a vote. steve moss confronted pelosi during a news conference. >> reporter: do you consider that to be a position of conflict? >> interview: i don't know what the point is of your question. is there some point you want to make. >> reporter: i'm asking do you think it's all right for a speaker to accept a very preferential favorable stock deal? >> interview: well we didn't. >> reporter: former congressman barrett spent several years trying to pass legislation to ban insider trading in congress. he coauthored a bill called the stock act, but his 400 plus colleagues didn't want to pass a law against themselves. >> reporter: how far did you get. >> we didn't get anywhere. it flat d

perry knows she's a very effective boogie man. >> here's nancy pelosi's response to mr. perry's note. >> he did ask if i could debate here in washington on monday. it is my understanding that such a letter has come in. monday i will be in portland in the morning and visiting some of our labs in california in the afternoon, that's two. i can't remember what the third thing is i'm going to be doing. >> how about that for a response? >> pretty brilliant on her part. rick perry is going after nancy pelosi and that's great for the base, but he is going after the wrong target. if you are running for president of the united states, the person you challenge is the sitting president of the united states. >> to be fair, what is he doing challenging anybody to a debate at this point? it's madness. >> and all the time, both of you very quickly, the president's approval ratings are climbing. that must mean the winner from all of the republican debates is the president. >> yes because you have the guy who is in office with a pile of mess to deal with versus people who are talking a bu

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the former speaker pelosi, who wants to be speaker pelosi again, i think that jobs are because of the democrats not passing the healthcare bill and it has dramatically increased our deficit. >> you think that it started under obama and the democrats. >> they have made it worse. >> i thought you said it would be better. >> on that point, last month, the most americans on food stamps in history. 8 million up to 48 million americans. >> and you don't think there's a huge debt crisis in greece? >> turning it the car around. more wedding madness next on the 5, and don't worry, it's only half about kim kardashian. ú(h  >> welcome back fothe five.(h  father-daughter dance at weddings is always a sweet moment but not always a show stopper. check out the father-daughter dance that everyone is talking about. ♪ [ singing ] [applause] [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> that is the fish and the hawk. >> and my wedding was like that at the justice of the peace. it was a bit weird. the clerk was not happy when i did the robot. >> was your dad? >> yes. >> these guys can dan

challenging nancy pelosi to a debate. pelosi gleefully said that she had three things to do first. >> portland, i'm in the morning. i can't remember the third thing. >>> finally trending this week, romney, i don't know. cain, down. worst than the libya flub, he canceled an editorial meeting with a new hampshire leader. up, the debt. $15 trillion and counting. down, way down the super committee. still no deal in sight. will they really blow it? up, pizza. congress declares it a vegetable for school lunches. with this week in politics, i'm jonathan karl. christiane sf. >> thank you, jon. >>> now, rahm emanuel brought the house down in des moines last night at the iowa democratic party's annual jefferson jackson party. he delivered a sustained attack on mitt romney. >> republicans fought him every step of the way. but because of his leadership, millions of young americans have been given a better chance. that is the change that we believed in. that's the change we worked for. that's the change president obama delivered. >> a

pelosi during a news conference. >> reporter: would you consider that to be a conflict of interest? >> interview: the -- i don't know what your point is of your question? is there some point that you want to make with that? >> reporter: well, i guess what i'm asking, is do you think it is all right for a speaker to accept a very preferential favorable stock deal? >> interview: but we didn't. >> reporter: former congressman barrett spent several years trying to pass legislation to back insider trading in congress. he coauthored a bill called the stock act but his 400 plus colleagues didn't want to pass a law against themselves. >> reporter: how far did you get? >> interview: we didn't get anywhere. it flat died. went nowhere. >> reporter: how many cosponsors did you get. >> interview: i think we've got 6. >> reporter: 6 doesn't sound like a big amount? >> interview: it isn't steve. you could have national commissioner repie week and get 100 could sponsors. >>> you can see did whole story on 60 minutes coming up in 20 minutes on cbs5. >>> here in california the state legislature has p

former speaker nancy pelosi said got bless them for their spontaneity. professor elizabeth warren, running for the united states senate in massachusetts for the democratic nomination, claimed that she gave them the, quote, intellectual foundation for occupy wallstreet. the question is are all three of those people quick to embrace the violence we now see on our televisions? is it spontaneity they were calling for, shouting down their political opponent, and the, quote, political frustration" for the mindless violence? they want destruction of the american system and they want to be in charge. they were chanting at john's hopkins, we are the 99. really? you are 15 people out of about 800 or 900. that doesn't work out to 99%. >> a lot of people wanted to hear the architect speak. as far as i'm concerned, the father of the occupy movement is the president. now all of these instances of rape and violence, et cetera, of that gone on, the drug dealing, the sex in public, masturbation in public, all this has gone on and none of the democrats have distanced them

. >> and nancy pelosi gets an unusual invitation from a republican presidential candidate. >> then at 5:00 cruel abandonment of this litter of pups and reward to catch those responsible. >>> fraekts seized about 17 tons of marijuana found in a secret tunnel connecting san diego and tijuana, mexico. police discovered this after pulling over two men who left one of the warehouses in a truck carrying about three tons of pot. >> and there is a funny you tube video. if you need a personal assistant, how about help with fred the cat with your phones? >> fred hates to be disturbed so his owners discovered his talent after friends complained about loud meowing sounds. and that is excellent. fred is a telemarketer's worst nightmare. >> yes. got to get a freed fred at home. >> yes. >> still ahead what leaders are saying about the occupy wall street movement. >> and today marks two months since demonstrators started a sit in on wall street. we'll have a live report from new york city ahead. >> and hundreds of jobs are come together east bay. >> from our camera, you can see there is not much we c

as princess pelosi. i just thought it was an extraordinary moment. i thought in a poker game, i thought it was a big tell. and i disagree with nancy pelosi on nearly everything, but she earned that title. and his contempt that he showed towards her, i just thought it was bad, thought it was a big tell, and i think herman cain is going to lose ground rapidly in this race, you know, in the next couple of weeks. >> alex, he referred to nancy pelosi as princess pelosi later in the debate on a health care question. but there was one more round where john harwood tried to reignite this question of the cain sexual harassment by putting this question to mitt romney. let's listen to this. >> would you keep him on if you had bought his company? >> i -- i'm -- [ audience booing ] >> look, look, herman cain is the person to respond though these questions. he just did to the people in this room and across the country, they can make their own assessment. i'm not going to -- >> governor huntsman, let me switch back to

promising to cut congress's salary in half and challenging nancy pelosi to a debate. pelosi gleefully said that she had three things to do first. >> monday i'm going to be in portland in the morning. california in the afternoon. that's two. i can't remember what the third thing is. >>> finally trending this week, romney, i don't know. cain, down. worst than the libya flub, he canceled an editorial meeting with manchester union leader. up, the debt. $15 trillion and counting. down, way down the super committee. still no deal in sight. will they really blow it? up, pizza. congress declares it a vegetable for school lunches. with this week in politics, i'm jonathan karl. christiane? >> thank you, jon. >>> now, rahm emanuel brought the house down in des moines last night at the iowa democratic party's annual jefferson jackson party. the chicago mayor delivered a sustained attack on mitt romney. in defense of the president's records. >> republicans fought him every step of the way. but because of his leadership, millions of young americans have been given a better chance.

and first of all, nancy pelosi, you, sitting there talking about global warming on tv. what was that all about? >> well that is kind of one of the dumbest things i've done in recent years. there is an effort to say, i actively oppose cap and trade. testified against it the same day al gore testified for it. >> bill: do you believe in man made global warming? that because the planet is polluted we spew stuff into the air? that has influenced the way climate comes about? do you believe that? >> i don't think we know. i think the sefdz not complete and i think that we're a long way from being able to translate a computer program into actual science. >> bill: so you're agnostic on the subject? >> it would be fair to say i'm open minded and not prepared to spend trillions on the theory. >> bill: now, nancy pelosi is obviously the poster woman for the far left. and what was the benefit, could the issue aside of global warming and environment. i think that is an important issue. i know you're interested in it. put that aside. do you think that being associated with her in any

the former speaker pelosi, who wants to be speaker pelosi again, i think that jobs are because of the democrats not passing the healthcare bill and it has dramatically increased our deficit. >> you think that it started under obama and the democrats. >> they have made it worse. >> i thought you said it would be better. >> on that point, last month, the most americans on food stamps in history. 8 million up to 48 million americans. >> and you don't think there's a huge debt crisis in greece? >> turning it the car around. more wedding madness next on the 5, and don't worry, it's only half about kim kardashian. you name it. i've tried it. but nothing helped me beat my back pain. then i tried salonpas. it's powerl relief that works at the site of pain and lasts up to 12 hours. salonpas. >> it is it half of the value bankers expected four months ago. and they say they will beat the chinese in what the u.s. does best invasion. and eastman kodak. for more and all of these stories go to wsa.com. what's better than gold ? free gold ! we call that hertz gold plus rewards. you earn free days, fr

it wasn't a good night for nancy pelosi. and alpha republicans on capitol hill. we'll tell you about the insider trading allegations. and also tell you that it might just be legal next on "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: welcome back to "the five." last night, "60 minutes" exposed possible corruption on capitol hill and named names, including former democratic house speaker nancy pelosi and current republican speaker john boehner. the allegation against them. insider trading. explosive story. twitter was going nuts about this last night. some people watching sports but those in the know were watching "60 minutes." this is something that people should be outraged about the if allegations are true. >> eric: a couple of things quickly. the allegations probably are true. they found out they were true not just allegation in the book. >> peter sweizert books. >> eric: congress people are exempt from rules we're bound from. especially me on tv. if i stock about a stock -- if i talk about a stock, i have to tell the world i own that stock. or on wall stre

that rejection hurts at any age so apparently perry's sent a letter to house minority leader nancy pelosi challenging her to a debate next monday when he'll be in d.c. yes the man who is setting new records for debate gaffes one student wants to debate one of the most seasoned members of congress and public what could possibly go wrong right well pelosi couldn't let this opportunity to remind perry that a public debate may not be in the best interest passed her by and took to twitter with this response decline to his debate invitation governor perry and one day i'll be in portland later visiting the labs in california that's two i can't remember the third thing and it's just the gift that keeps on getting in his letter perry had suggested alternate dates for the debate of pelosi wasn't available next week but he may just want to let it go as he himself said. he's done poorly in almost every single debate so it's tough to overcome this subtext for his candidacy. irresponsible well and for electing a good bader in chief don't elect me and so why on earth would rick perry want to give debati

i thought it was interesting that pelosi got so angry. she was out there calling the tea party astro tur. if you're going to call someone a name you have got be able to take it. >> and herman cain dealing with the sexual harassment should be more aware of women. nancy pelosi was the first speaker of the house and to call her a princess denigrates who she is and the fact that she wears a pair of brass knuckles. >> i'm not sure that saying i am too old to be a princess is a sign of anger. she seems to be taking it in stride. everyone has been watching the debates. almost every answer that herman cain gives, he says something that doesn't make sense or is wrong. people have been giving him a pass because he does it bold and simple. he is is a great leader and fun to watch. these things are catching up to him. he is making a derog tory gender term in the midst of a scandal. >> and i will say we will talk much more about herman cain coming up. he of the foot in mouth disease. i want to pivot a little to the new elizabeth warren ad that is out.

with nancy pelosi. >> eric: all right. all right. so he says, i would like to offer nancy pelosi a debate. >> dana: not a date. debate. >> greg: did they walk in a bar? >> eric: but she shot back saying i can't remember the third place i'm going to be. ha, ha. but perry shot back again. can we take a listen? >> bob: oh, we actually have tape? we do. sorry. >> i chuckled a bit when nancy pelosi, she may have forgotten all the reasons she can't debate me on overhauling washington, d.c., but american people sure haven't forgotten. >> what he did ask if i could debate here in washington on monday. it is my understanding. that such a letter has come in. monday, i'm going to be in portland in the morning, i'm going to be visiting some of our labs in california. and the afternoon. that is two. i can't remember the third thing. >> eric: she cease so funny. >> dana: i liked it. >> eric: i think she was going to testify how she made $250,000 in visa insider trading and also legislating on laws that would effect visa profitability. do that. >>

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