. --, nancy pelosi. and thank you all for coming. now, if president trump's state of the union was a manifesto of mistruths, as speaker pelosi so aptly put it, president trump's latest budget proposal is a blueprint for destroying america. one word, nine letters. ums up the president's budget. h-y-p-o-c-r-i-s-y. hypocrisy. in his state of the union address, president trump talked at length about health care, claiming amazingly at one point he will fight to protect patients with pre-existing conditions. we know the president just lies, lies about protecting health care and his budget is proof. in -- if the state of the union is what he says, the budget is what he does. and the two are from different planets. i like to say the budget is the truth serum. and now the american people can clearly see that he is a fraud who is not fighting for them. under donald trump, the average american is struggling to keep up and his budget would make life harder for them. president trump likes to talk about the forgotten

pelosi disgusted with and the democrats's behavior. the way she tarried of the speech behind him at the end. i was a registered democrat. i am leaning gop now. i love trump's policies. he is making our country and the world better. our children are our future. it is time to take back our families and take the government out of our families. that is what trump is doing. thatd you get the feeling both he and government witness were speaking to their respective bases? did you get a feeling that both were reaching across the aisle? trump speaks to everyone. he always does. he may not be the best person to takes a lot of his tweets too far sometimes. this is a man who is trying to keep our country our country and not give it away. >> new orleans. good evening. >> i am a registered republican. understand why the democrats did not applaud when the president did speak. we did the same thing with obama. that everyone say makes the president at a be a racist and i don't think he is. he helped raise money and we are trying to help the president m

a new push to condemn nancy pelosi for her paper ripping moments at the state of the union. the speaker insists on this she took the high road. >> republicans demand repercussions. >> good morning. the house could vote on a resolution as early as today which would condemn nancy pelosi's actions as a breach of decorum that brought discredit on our house, nancy pelosi stole the spotlight from the state of the union address on tuesday as donald trump was finishing things up, she ripped up a copy of his speech, she then told reporters she did it because it was a, quote, manifesto of mistruths. she's not just facing this resolution to condemn her actions, congressman matt gates announced he is filing an ethics complaint against the speaker. >> he disgraced the house of representatives, embarrassed our country and destroyed official records. the law does not allow the speaker of the house to destroy the records of the house and the rules of the house do not permit some little temper tantrum because you don't like what the president of the united states says. >> the other part of t

pelosi told reporters she did it because it was a, quote, manifesto of mistruths. matt gates plans to file an ethics complaint. and donald trump will speak at the 60 eighth annual national prayer breakfast hosted by members of congress and the fellowship foundation which is a nonprofit bringing together religious, political and business leaders. 2020 hopefuls take new hampshire by storm after the caucus chaos in iowa, dueling polls show pete buttigieg and bernie sanders in the lead forcing the candidates to shift their strategy. griff jenkins live in new hampshire as we get towards primary day. >> you mentioned storm. it is snowing in february in new hampshire and politics are heating up and there is a new poll from the boston globe that has, you guessed it, pete buttigieg on the rise, look at these numbers, bernie sanders leading 25%, buttigieg 19%, up four points from where he was a few days ago. biden at 12% down three points and warren where she was in fourth at 11%. it is important to note that 14 points undecided here, buttigieg is climbing on sanders who is

speaker pelosi: that's right. i'm talking about the house of representatives. >> your agenda differs from senator sanders' agenda. you are not advocating medicare for all. do you believe senator sanders' agenda is mainstream? speaker pelosi: well, health care is the most important issue in the campaign. there are three issues -- health care, health care, and health care. that's why part one of our agenda and how we won the election last time was to lower the cost of health care by lowering the cost of prescription drugs. second was to build bigger paychecks by building the infrastructure of america in a green way. and the third was cleaner government. on on the first-tier, i think that we can find common ground with -- the first two come i think that we can find common ground with the administration. that is very i. it is not an -- that is where we are. it is not unusual. it is not unusual for the house of representatives. areas. to win at certain we are district by district. that is how we won last time. continue

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here now, christine pelosi, the daughter of nancy pelosi and the author of "the nancy pelosi way." thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> martha: i want your reaction when you saw the speaker rip up the pages intentionally, one, two, three in fronts of the cameras. did you know she was going to do that? >> no idea she was going to do that. nancy pelosi is a wonderful person. she prays daily for the president and for the country as we talked before. in watching that, her reaction to that speech, i thought to myself, that's an italian grandma move. i saw my grandmother do that years ago in her kitchen when there was a guest at my grandfather's house. she picked up the person's plate without comment, we heard a crashing sound. she threw the plate away, sat down and didn't say another word. i thought that -- >> martha: you thought it was appropriate. >> i thought it was an italian grandma move. >> martha: she said it was the most courteous thing i could do, she said, given my other exuberances. what were her other exuberances? what would have been worse? >> plenty of things would have

liz: many took to twitter saying, pelosi, quote, got played. that she is heralded as a master strategist but the gop could run videos of this all the way to the november, november victory. we know don't if that will happen. we're not prognosticators here. my question to you is, you have a pretty good pulse what is happening, what the voters think, what the swing voters and undecideds are thinking. what are you hearing in your state? >> oy, in my state especially, people want better services. they want affordable health care. they want affordable housing. they want water, roads. they want a better school system. again, they want security. it was great that the president talked about the border being secured. he talked about the border patrol being, given resources and support they need and you saw nancy pelosi sitting on her hands as they're talking about these important issues of education, security, affordable health care, and that just puts a huge contrast between the efforts the president is making to deliver these things for the people and

pelosi: he did. reporter: why should the hot -- the house not move forward on impeachment proceedings against the attorney general? ms. pelosi: we -- our priority was to protect and defend the constitution of the united states. the president gave us no choice in his actions in violating the separation of power that is contained in the constitution. and that is our goal. so, again, there's so much malfeasance on the part of people in the executive branch right now. but the fact is, our responsibility is to honor our oath of office to protect and defend. but we can point out the disrespect that the attorney general has for the rule of law for lying to congress, and that is really very bad. it's not a good thing. lying to the american people. it is lying to the american people. under oath. but our priorities are to do our job for the american people, to lower health care costs by lowering the cost of prescription drugs. we passed that bill. we hope that we worked with the administration to put it togeth

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speaker pelosi: i did not. i tore up a manifesto of mistruthss. it is hard to get you to talk about the issues we are working on. hr 3, infrastructure and the rest, to misrepresent all of that, necessary to get the attention of the american people to say this is not true and this is how it affects you and i don't need any lessons from anybody, especially the president of the united states, about dignity. dignity. is it okay to start saying four more years in the house of representatives? it is unheard of. it is unheard of for the president to insult people there who don't share his views, as well as to misrepresent falsehoods. some would use the word lie. i don't like to use the word lie about what he is saying. i think it was completely entirely appropriate and considering some of the other exuberance is within the courteous thing to do. to invite him back for the state of the union? speaker pelosi: next year, we will have a new president of the united states. that is an absolute imperative for our country, for our constitution. for the land we l

speaker pelosi: depends. it's a postponement. we'll just go through-- anytime somebody has a suggestion, what does it mean in terms of civil liberties and national security? and so we'll see how that goes and hopefully it will be done expeditiously. yes, nancy. reporter: how concerned are you about the stock market drop that we saw in response to coronavirus fears? and how much do you think those market jitters should be taken into account, both around the belt and the white house when you are delivering messages about coronavirus? speaker pelosi: well, we are hoping to work in a bipartisan way to stop the spread to have serious preventions, science-based, evidence-based decision-making with professionals who know the territory of science and pidemiology to do the job. the market drop-- now it's, what, 300 0-- 3000, 2500 last night, that's bad. we want to do it without panicking people without this. the market will do with the invisible hand that it does. it does show some fragility on the part of the market that it ould drop so

second of all, regarding the president last night, what i --ught that nati pelosi did what nancy pelosi did, i think that was not good, but that shows to be the very people that talk about donald trump's behavior turn around and do the same thing. , democrats are calling and talking about those that support donald, that they are just, they just follow him, and they do the same thing. date do the same -- they do the same thing. thirdly, want to talk about was the impeachment trial. i watched the house. the judiciary and intelligence. what people seem to be missing is that those same witnesses, when the republicans got their time to ask questions, a lot of them ask them directly, did they feel what the president did was criminal, or did they feel that extortion. all of them said no. thirdly, for me, the biggest thing about the whole thing in the house was that for me as a black person, to me, process does matter. all of our fights in this country have been about the fight for justice and equal justice under the law, and let the process be equal and right, and that process was not equal an

two separate >> terry into nancy pelosi and democrats. aishah hasnie joins us with backlash from the mainstream media. >> the president speaking first at a national prayer breakfast where nancy pelosi was sitting just feet away. >> i don't like people who use their faith as justification for doing what they know is wrong nor do i like people who say i pray for you when they know that was not so. heather: the president spoke to america, unfiltered, claiming victory after his acquittal, slamming the speaker by name. >> nancy pelosi is a horrible person and she wanted to impeach a long time ago and i pray for the president. she prays for the opposite. >> the mainstream media not happy about either of the president's post acquittal speeches. >> i don't know who will look like a crystal a follower of jesus with this kind of conversation and vitriol. >> why would you not want to accept at least prayer or that kind of positive gesture. making clear consequences. >> it was infected -- a vindictive and full of revenge, mean-spirited and poisonous,

pelosi: for the children. aren't we all about the future and how we envision the future and it's about the children and their future and people ask me the three most important issues, i always said the same thing, the children, children, children, health, education, clean environment, gun safety violence protection in which they can thrive. a world at peace which they can reach their fullfulment. and i do think they should seek as much common ground as possible. when they come to me and say how do you take all these barbs. it's worth it for what we are to do for the children. my daughter alexandra, she is a film maker and made 13 movies many of them what's going on in america, but she thinks that politicians are boring and only in the popular culture and whatever aspect that elections have to the popular culture and what people feel and how we meet their needs. christine is a great organizer. she was a prosecutor and worked with h.u.d., but it's a funny thing because we do believe from many, one. that's what o

asÍ ocurriÓ. >>> nancy pelosi contra donald trump, nandonald trump contra ny pelosi. el presidente saludÓ a todos. se quedÓ con la mano extendida. >>> por mÁs de una hora m trump hablÓ sobre la economÍa y arremetiÓ contra la inmigracion. >>> 4 aÑos mÁs le gritaron los republicanos al mandatario. en referencia a una reelecciÓn. al final la noche, tambiÉn terminÓ Áspera. >>> la presidenta de la cÁmara de representantes rompiÓ las hojas de un discurso con un despres evidente cuando le preguntaron por quÉ lo hizo. >>> ella respondiÓ que las palabras de trump fueron un manifiesto de mentiras. nunca antes un gesto asÍ se habÍa visto en una ceremonia como esta. la divisiÓn en el paÍs. >>> en un restaurante mexicano, conocimos a melany y josÉ. los dos vieron el discurso, los dos opinan distinto. >>> en el momento en que nancy pelosi rompe los papeles del discurso ¿quÉ pensaron?. >>> yo pensÉ que esta mujer sÍ tiene los pantalones bien puesto tos. a usted le pareciÓ bien?. >>> no, no me pareciÓ bien. como polÍtica y profesional, hacer eso ante la vi

targeting pelosi. also senator romney. this week romney saying his deep faith led him to vote to remove the president. quid, pro and hunter at the same time. liberal morning joe praising romney's higher calling. fake news jim across tax that's right, calling it a profile in courage. far left hack jennifer rubin writing romney is a man of uncommon decency and honor. the media mob fawning over romney all day. i recall it really wasn't that long ago that that same media mob was falsely accusing romney let's see of being a racist, a sexist, misogynist and tax cheat and a felon. well, pierre defect it's o your new friends, just a reminder. >> once again mitt stepped in it calling russia our number one geopolitical enemy. what's this the evil empire again? >> he also had [inaudible] every morning. >> it's going to be the joke that keeps on giving. >> can he relate to working women? you know, made it sound almost like working women are some mail order product. >> one huge explosive word out there just incendiary, victims. >> it w

let's start with nancy pelosi. last night she showed the world who she really is, a woman left with little else but her own sour post-facial expression and a paper ripping stunt. she let her anger get the best of her and her white suit didn't make her look anymore angelic. it was the color of surrender. [applause] >> laura: she wasn't the only person acting out. utah junior senator reminded us of why he couldn't connect with most regular working class people. they don't like politicians who claim to be holier-than-thou when they are really just sticking a shave in your back. >> my premise before god to apply impartial justice required that i put my personal feelings and political biases aside. were i to ignore the evidence that has been presented, it would, i fear, expose my character to history's rebuke. >> laura: it has exposed it all right. he is the ultimate selfish, preening, self-centered politician. and he has good hair. and a sort of okay singing voi voice. ♪ america, america ♪ god shed his grace on the

we are talking about nancy pelosi. do you know that nancy pelosi has suggested that the winning lawyers in this case president trump's lawyers, including me should be disbarred. suggested that we should be disbarred? can you imagine that kind of mccarthyism? the last time i ever heard a political figure call for the disbarment of a lawyer based on the arguments they made in front of the united states senate or any court was during the period of mccarthyism. it's such a scandal that she would call for the disbarment of decent and honest lawyers who just try defend the united states constitution. >> but, professor, what's even worse, is the fact that the lawyers who were the house managers made up evidence. they talked about the transcripts and they changed the wor wording of the transcript. they wouldn't allow any kind of due process in the subbasement of the star chamber. i mean, talk about -- absurd. >> you don't have to count on me for that the "new york times" and the "wall street journal" both essentially said that

and nancy pelosi tears trump a new one. so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with the democratic primary. what was meant to be a one-day event in iowa has turned into a four-day shit show of confusion. ( laughter ) only about three-quarters of the ballots are in. so we still don't know who officially won. but as it stands, it's a close race between bernie sanders, the world's youngest old man-- and pete buttigeig, the world's oldest young man. ( laughter ) but regardless of how it ends, no one is around to give a victory speech, because the candidates have already moved on. >> today, all of the top candidates are in new hampshire ahead of the primary next week. and as you can see right there on your screen, they're holding events all around the state right now. >> for some reason, in iowa, they're having a little bit of trouble counting votes. ( laughter ) but i am confident that here in new hampshire, i know they'll be able to count your votes on election night. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: man, this is what i love about bernie sanders

trish: remember when nancy pelosi said this about the president and his impeachment? >> this president is impeached for life regardless of gamesmanship on the part of the mitch mcconnell. when someone is impeached, they are always impeached. it cannot be he raced. trish: guess what, nancy pelosi snow was just acquitted hours ago. but this will not be erased. we are going to remember that. we'll always remember that. no one will forget that. that's the asterisk next to your name. the squad was out with their negativity in full force. >> made and grown right here in the usa. [cheers and applause] >> rashida tlaib is getting further reports. many members of congress walked out of tonight's state of the union address. >> such a joke. we had to pretend this was some kind of oprah moment. trish: wait a second. the left says president trump is the one that's divisive. right? relentless optimism, working together? what have they done with president trump? >> designed to be further divisive in the country. there was a lie on every page. >> it was a divisive speech or campaign

and in this corner, nancy "the ripper" pelosi. the two started fighting about prayer at, yep, a prayer breakfast, amen. >> nor do i like people who say "i pray for you" when they know that that's not so. >> i pray hard for him because he's so off the track. >> i pray for the -- she doesn't pray. she may pray, but she prays for the opposite. but i doubt she prays at all. >> reporter: they tear into each other. she tears up his speech, and now pelosi is being ripped for allegedly preripping that speech. the theory being it would be easier to dramatically tear it up at the end of the president's address. critics pointed out little notches on the pages as they sat on the speaker's desk. the trump war room tweeted this moment when pelosi appeared to take pages behind the desk and fiddle with them. >> here tonight is a special man. >> reporter: trump supporters erupted. she preor the them. nancy, really, your important ticks are done, missy. premeditated political theater. but pelosi's spokesman said it was not preplanned. the speaker n

cuando primera ella le extenlÓÉ la ignorÓ al final cuando terminÓ el discurso, nancy pelosi rompiÓ la copia del mensaje, pero hubo mÁs detalles, javier vega tiene los detalles, buenas tardes. >> ¿quÉ tal? paulina, buenas tardes el presidente trump dio su discurso del estado de la uniÓn ante un congreso dividido, no solo por las diferencias partidistas, sino por el juicio polÍtico que estÁ en curso, esto quedÓ patente en varios momentos en particular cuando se refrenÓo el antagonismo entre el mandatario y la presidenta de la cÁmara de representantes, nancy pelosi, esta es la crÓnica. fue su Último discurso al congreso antes de jugarse la reelecciÓn, e inicio condes plante a la presidenta de la cÁmara de representantes, nancy pelosi a quieÓ con la mano estirada en pleno saludo empoderado por los gritos republicanos de cuatro aÑos mÁs, el presidente trump marcÓ de inicio el tono de su mensaje. (informaciÓn en pantalla) el estado de la uniÓn, es mÁs fuerte que nunca dijo triunfante, en un congreso con mayorÍa demÓcrata y en pleno juicio polÍtico en su contra, los ap

we saw nancy pelosi ripping up a speech just like adam ship and nancy pelosi have been trying to rip apart america for the last few years. but he is exactly right. the president showed us what we are about. from the greatest generation, we had a general there now tonight. a new general from the greatest generation that showed us back then during world war ii what it was like to be an american. well again, we got to see that from two years of age to 100 years of age. ended between what is an important. and we can celebrate that. across the country. no one will ever doubt that this was the best date of the union address that is been ever given in the chamber tonight. >> hannity: i thought it was. i covered this president a lot, i've been on the road, i've done town halls with them. we carried the speeches here, his rally speeches. i think it's the best speeches ever given in this life by fire. this was a list of accomplishments. matt gaetz, i am not as good a list giver as -- obama gave us 13 million more americans on food stamps after eight years. they gave us 8 million more in povert

pence's or pelosi's? just out of fairness, i don't know. >> there's that he didn't see her, that he didn't shake the vice president's hand. yes, there's all that. but the reason it's a focus is because nancy pelosi sent out a tweet afterwards with her outstretched hand to the president and am turning around and she said, "we will always reach out." right after the speech. it's not reaching out today. at the end of this press conference, that's not the message that you get. from "he looked sedated," to "he doesn't pray, he doesn't know anything about faith," two -- you could go through 5 or six things that nancy pelosi said. something tells me that at the end of the speech they will probably be more than six things the president says. >> melissa: i hope you will come back after the speech to reflect on what we are hearing. we are getting at here, probably minutes away. so i want to get us on the other folks on our couch right now, to give them a chance to kind of set the table here a little bit. >> harris:

speaker pelosi: when you are thinking of it, think about your own team. [laughter] >> who's next in the first rpound draft? [laughter] speaker pelosi: there is always that. any questions? yes, ma'am? >> what do you think is the likelihood of being able to work with president trump given the strained relationship? speaker pelosi: we have had a strained relationship for a while and were able to keep the government open and push back on his threats to shut down government if we didn't do this or didn't do that, very proud of the work in a bipartisan way, of our appropriators. left to their own devices, they can work things out and we did and we pushed back on threats of shutdown. we worked together on the u.s.-mexico-canada agreement. he bragged about delivering it. i don't know if he knows what is in it because it is so different from what he sent us to begin with. but it does have a framework of enforcement for protection of our workers, environment and getting rid of his gift to pharma. imagine a gift to pharma. in that trade agreement, we kicked that out

nancy pelosi ripped their stories apart for pathetic camera shots. the speaker of the house should be humiliated with her behavior last night. standing behind the president of the united states and think that is the appropriate way. nancy pelosi is pathetic as what she did to those americans was unbelievable. this is what they think of trump supporters, people that stand with the president of the united states. you saw it last night and they will not hide their disdain. >> what they have done in the past, that was expected this time around. the military family reunited among other things. this list of accomplishments, what donald trump talked about, some of those, put them on screen because there is a long list of them. >> the list can go on quite a while, donald trump has brought america back to greatness, more jobs than jobseekers, opportunity existing, doubling the child tax credit. economy on the rise, strong military, better america with donald trump at the helm. it was an exceptional state of the union. i am so proud of what the president did,

those are people. >> nancy pelosi shredding the memory of kayla mueller. stleding 100-year-old tuskegee airmen. shredding a little two-year-old. >> that's pelosi ripping up the stories of these americans. >> trevor: yeah. that is so true, my friends. when nancy pelosi tore up a copy of trump's speech, she wasn't just ripping up a speech. she was ripping up the memory of the people in that speech. those people are gone now. ( laughter ) that's how paper works. ( laughter ) like, one time at dinner the waiter ripped up my receipt, and then i was hungry again. ( laughter ) ( applause ) now, look, man, you can argue that nancy was right or wrong to tear up trump's speech. ( laughter ) but, i'm sorry, guys, these people, the people that support trump have, no business complaining about breaches of decorum, all right. their dude is literally the king of that shit. he puts the "dick" in decorum. don't come in-- "i can't believe he did this." it's kind of funny, it's kind of funny, though, that republicans were so upset with nancy's lack of decorum, especially bec

calling for pelosi to resign writing, quote: the conduct of speaker pelosi at the state of the union address this week will go down as a day of infamy for a chamber as an institution continuing. pelosi seemed to be intent on mocking president trump from behind his back with sophomoric facial grimaces and head-shaking culminating with her ripping up a copy of his address. if pelosi can't maintain her dignity and office at the state of the union she should resign as a speaker of the house of representatives. former house speaker newt gingrich calling for pelosi to get censured tweeting that he is disgusted and insulted by the viciously partisan actions of nancy pelosi. of course,ry not everyone is condemning pelosi's sad behavior. the mob, the media state-run democratic tv all things rage trump every second of every hour of every day, they are applauding the speaker. over fake news cnn, there he is. humpty dumpty, our good friend and by the way, his assistant, a wannabe humpty dumpty a guy named oliver somebody, who kind of stalker like guy, who says you know me, right? i'm like no, i

and he called out with nancy pelosi sitting there. numerous cities, some in california, i believe one in san francisco he called out. new york he did. and is working aggressively too end these, how does he do it. >> i would say that from sanctuary policies from our point of view are not only an affront to rule of law and constitution and they go against every instinct we have as law enforcement professionals, we're taking strong act action. to know get more information about those they have in custody, department of justice backing us up with lawsuit, we're taking action we'll continue to educate, jurisdictions like about these truss dangerous policies and make sure we're protecting men and women of i.c.e., and law enforcement officers. trish: left says it was overly political, he politicize the moment, turning immigration to a negative thing. what is your response? >> i disagree 100%, i thought that speech this evening was powerful, and optimistic, told a story about americani economy el implemenexceptionalism, presidet talking about

it wasn't just nancy pelosi. but democrats defending pelosi's provocative move. of course, they did. watch. >> the failure to shake hands with her by the president set the tone, that she was expressing scorn. which many of us felt, for what was in the speech, by ripping it at. >> as i'm concerned, a shredder wasn't available and she did what she needed to do. >> harris: chief white house correspondent john roberts' life with the latest on the drama. in other news today, the follow-up. >> good afternoon to come harris. we expect to hear from president trump a little more than an hour from now when he meets with the venezuelan opposition leader, juan guaido, and the white house, in the oval office. there is no question that the president will be asked about those two moments last night at the state of the union when nancy pelosi extended her hand. we don't know if the president missed it because he was turning around or he never had any intention of shaking her hand. you can probably read it both ways. then, as you mention, that moment at the end of the speech when

of pelosi today talking about her approach to the president. take a listen. >> so again, i extend the hand of friendship to him, to welcome him as the president of the united states, to the people of the house. it was also an act of kindness, because he looked to me like he was a little sedated. he looked that way last year, too, and i started to think, there has to be something that clearly indicates to the american people that this is not the truth, and he has shredded the truth in his speech. he's shredding the constitution in his conduct. i shredded his state of his mind address. >> there is, i don't know about the specifics of the state of the union and the response but it is clear that, like, pelosi -- pelosi's perspective on him is she sort of has his number psychologically, how to make him fixate and in a state of confrontation is the only option. there's a lot of hedging and they ratified the trump trade deal. she seems to be in a mode of confrontation. >> it's interesting, she talks

remember, nancy pelosi set the standard. she said in march of last year that it needed to be bipartisan. she didn't meet that standard. to your point -- >> harris: well, it was bipartisan in the house. democrats joined republicans against the impeachment! it's still past in the house. >> dagen: it needs to be bipartisan from americans, not of them. in other people who live in the political bubble of washington. when you look at the polls, they didn't move. >> jason: exactly. they didn't make the case. >> dagen: more people were against removing the president than for impeaching -- >> jason: and a huge part of this is adam schiff. he has demonstrated time and time again is an ability to tell the truth, to b he tried to convince the mega people there was all this collusion. then we would clear them, and this cleared him. >> harris: chairman jerry nadler says the investigations continue. >> melissa: absolutely. i think they will impeach again. i think if he wins reelection we will revisit impeachment. >> harris: all right, we m

at nancy pelosi was shameful the house floor. the president deserves an apology but that won't happen. we will have the censure vote today. a team that we will hear from her, holding her conference so she is likely to be asked by reporters about that and we will see what she has to say this morning. congressman mccaul, appreciate you this morning. >> ed: this fox news alert, breaking news on coronavirus, a number of confirmed cases in america rising to 12 including a newborn. is china doing enough to contain the outbreak? >> sandra: candidates now storm new hampshire, growing fallout from the iowa caucus fiasco. >> we took a gut punch in iowa. the whole process took a gut punch, but this isn't the first time in my life i've been knocked down. e future. surprise! we renovated the guest room, so you can live with us. i'm good at my condo well planned, well invested, well protected. voya. be confident to and through retirement. it's a masterstroke of heartache and redemption. the lexus nx. modern utility for modern obstacles. lease

first time they will come face-to-face with nancy pelosi. u.s. markets bouncing back big today but china markets are plunging. worst day in five years. they reopened after the lunar new year. what is going on? coronavirus it is gathering momentum worldwide. it is a pandemic. the debate is this. it is a wordwide pandemic, a worldwide backlash happening against china. democrats on the impeachment, could it cost them the house? how the democrats blew it. unforced errors. the 2020 senator blaming for ruining impeachment. here it comes, the senate republicans launching a new sweeping counterattack after this wednesday's vote expected to acquit the president. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business nts today as republicans say they're optimistic potentially senate democrats could make this a bipartisan acquittal of the president this wednesday. brace yourselves for potential chaos tonight with the iowa democrats. for the first time the democrat

calling for pelosi to resign writing, quote: the conduct of speaker pelosi at the state of the union address this week will go down as a day of infamy for a chamber as an institution, continuing. pelosi seemed to be intent on mocking president trump from behind his back with sophomoric facial grimaces and head-shaking culminating with her ripping up a copy of his address. if pelosi can't maintain her dignity and office at the state of the union she should resign as a speaker of the house of representatives. former house speaker newt gingrich calling for pelosi to get censured tweeting that he is disgusted and insulted by the viciously partisan actions of nancy pelosi. of course, not everyone is condemning pelosi's sad behavior. the mob, the media, state-run democratic tv all things rage trump every second of every hour of every day, they are applauding the speaker. over fake news cnn, there he is. humpty dumpty, our good friend and by the way, his assistant, a wannabe humpty dumpty a guy named oliver somebody who kind of stalker like guy who says you know me, right? i'm like no, i do

speaker pelosi answered questions about that during conference.ly news pelosi: good morning, everyone. this morning, leader schumer and the out a statement on coronavirus threat. probably is in your inbox, but look there, we't said the united states overnment must address the spread of this deadly oronavirus in a smart, strategic, and serious way. e stand ready to work in a bipartisan fashion in congress and with the administration to achieve the necessary goal. lives are at stake. this is not a time for ame-calling or playing politics. the first step that congress must take is to ensure that the resources has the needed to combat this deadly safe.and keep americans then we go on to some of the that we think we need to go with it, but that's, inbox.in your earlier this week, yesterday, actually, i said that the american people need a of dinated, whole government, fully funded response to keep us safe from threat.navirus unfortunately, and this is the my telling this -- unfortunately, up until now, the administration has often chaotic response to this outbreak. hey left critical positi

nancy pelosi says she is a catholic? she is not a catholic, because catholics are the number one fighters of life. host: robert -- robert, a question. sides, do people have to rise above these criticisms in order to get things done in washington? caller: i think nobody is going to rise above nothing. the democrats are not going to because if you look at who they destroy -- these people have gone into oblivion once they destroy you. yesterday they made a big deal about mitt romney and what he said? mitt romney had the light shine on him, and that is why he said that, because he is gone. when he was running against obama, look at the things he now he is jesus christ. it is so crazy to hear hypocrisy going on in washington. host: ok, that is robert in connecticut. pamela in tennessee, on our oppose line. you are up next. caller: hi, how are you doing yo -- you doing? i think wednesday showed us the death of democracy and thursday was the rise of the dictator, and the dictator unchained. he has been given permission to do vi

can i see one thing about nancy pelosi? i'm not making the strongest of predictions but i think the other thing that could've been is that i think she knows that this is probably her last state of the union where she sits there. because one, there is an election so you never know what could happen. republicans could come back, and she wouldn't be the speaker but also remember in 2018 when she won, there was basically a wink and a nod that she would not run again. her final act as speaker at the state of the union was to rip up the president's speech. i think will be the second paragraph and all the literature that is written about her in the future. >> juan: people underestimate nancy pelosi. how has that worked out for you, republicans? >> jesse: well, what do you mean? i think trump should ground her next flight. president trump touts the booming economy and smacked down socialism in a must-see state of the union moment. that's next. you know, new customers save over $1,000 on average when they bundle home and auto with p

this says nancy pelosi should resign. the house has had its share of infamies great and small real and symbolic and personal infamies from brawls to kaines. but the conduct of nancy pelosi will go down in infamiliar any as a chamber long been a tradition. this is totally unethical. ainsley: do you think she made the decision to make little tiny tears when she was up there. steve: no she was going to do it from the get-go. she wanted the imagery. she got it. brian: to me, it's nuts. it shows how out of control this whole thing is the fact that she was gyrating and staring out and she looked like a kid that just got caught or couldn't wait to reveal something, just staring over to the right and her caucus. and somehow trying to mind meld with aoc who didn't even show up because that's how they feel about this president. ainsley: i'm going to have the last word. i'm mad at how this is all going in favor of him. he has had a really good week. steve: right. ainsley: i think she was saying i'm going to have the last laugh, last

pelosi: he did. reporter: why should the house not move forward on impeachment proceedings against the attorney general? ms. pelosi: we -- our priority was to protect and defend the constitution of the united states. the president gave us no choice in his actions in violating the separation of power that is contained in the constitution. and that is our goal. so, again, there's so much malfeasance on the part of people in the executive branch right now. but the fact is, our responsibility is to honor our oath of office to protect and defend. but we can point out the disrespect that the attorney general has for the rule of law, for lying to congress, and that s really very bad. it's not a good thing. lying to the american people. it is lying to the american people. under oath. but our priorities are to do our job for the american people, to lower health care costs by lowering the cost of prescription drugs. we passed that bill. we hope that we worked with the administration to put it together, we hope

in many people's eyes of the emotion that they time.t that unfortunately, speaker pelosi was unmoved and chose to tear up copy of that speech. she had no right to destroy this one filled pecially with such impactful stories of american patriots. presented before the people's house and it belongs to the american people. i am here today. official i have an copy of the president's state of union address signed by the president given to me at the white house today. it will be delivered to the clerk to be archived and preserved for prosperity. or not, he likes it these great american stories will be remembered by history, erased by the speaker. we are better because of them, and we should learn from them and we should be proud that they our future and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. hoyer: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to speak out for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. speaker, : mr. obviously each of us had our own reaction to the speech that was president last night. every right,

eve of the impeachment vote in the senate of course he is expected to be acquitted but it was nancy pelosi who started the impeachment proceedings in the house in the house of representatives and who orchestrated impeachment and i think that of course president trump is blaming her for this the actor that he will be known as a president who was impeached and just to underscore the amount tension that exists between those 2 were nancy pelosi afterwards saying that she ripped up a copy of the speech because she quote couldn't find one page with truth on president trump also had a lot to say about the issue of trade that's a clear focus of his foreign policy agenda here's what the president had to say. tracht unfair trade is perhaps the single biggest reason that i decided to run for president following now after his adoption our nation lost one in 4 manufacturing jobs many politicians came and went pledging to change or replace nafta only to do so and then absolutely nothing happened but unlike so many who came before me i keep my promises we did our job. well saying he's keeping his promise

among them nancy pelosi. tonight she's defending tearing up her copy of the state of the union address and says the president looked a little

nancy pelosi wanted to steal his thunder. rather than talking about that, we should be talking about how great the american comeback is. president trump is going to keep america great heading into 2020. >> shannon: and want to play something from james a strategist warning democrats about what he sees coming from the party right now. against this backdrop of what the president is talking about purity here is what he said today, yesterday by now. >> talking about people voting from jail cells. we are talking about not having a border. we've got to decide what we want to be. do we want to be ideological colt or do we want an instinct o the majority party? >> shannon: i want to get quick reaction but kevin are you worried about that and then governor we will have you finish up. >> i love james carville and he's a brilliant strategist but my huge hesitation in the first debate every democrat on the stage raised a hand to support health care for folks without documentation issues on the speech tonight by the president wants to mak

speaker pelosi: big fan of yours. if you children said now i'm interested in running for office, and we all want our children to pursue their dreams and be happy, what would you say to them now? is it so tough and so toxic that you might be careful in the advice you give them? speaker pelosi: well we used to say even before we got to the way it is now, we all love our children so much, we hope they never run for office, because this is not for the faint of heart, all of you know that. it's more difficult now, and i say for women, to them, you are in the arena. again, this is not for the faint of heart. sunday morning, i just came from mass, but i will say this. you've got to be ready to take a and maybe not just a verbal punch, for the children. because really, aren't we all about the future? and how we envision the future, and it's about the children and their future. people asked me the three most important issues facing the congress. i would say the same thing, our children, our children, our children. their health

president trump ignoring speaker pelosi's handshake before his address and once he finished pelosi ripped up the president's speech into pieces directly behind him right in front of the cameras, democratic lawmakers once again wore white to highlight women suffrage, some democratic members of congress skipped speech altogether, michigan congresswoman debbi dingell, congresswoman, always a pleasure to see you, thank you so much for joining us. >> good morning, match, good to be with you. maria match give us your reaction of the state of the union last night? >> it really depressed me, it was the most partisan state of the union i have seen witnessed i had hoped somehow, you know, maybe i'm a dreamer, can't stop dreaming, come in and try to pull us together, issues that we have to work on like lowering prescription drug prices and the chamber was not a chamber. maria: did he not try to pull us together talking about the really positive performance of the u.s. economy of some of the progress that this administration has made, do you think that the american people are really sick and tired of

the president called speaker pelosi an evil person today. chief white house correspondent john roberts starts at south, from the north lawn. >> around here we call it thursday. there was a lot of pent-up frustration and relief that came to a head here at the white house, the president calling together his legal team, his staff and supporters in congress to say thank you and to give a big raspberry to his opponents who have been trying to take him down. >> it was all bull [bleep] >> after two years of the mueller investigation a nearly six months of impeachment, president trump today took to the east room to unload and declare victory. >> i never thought a word would sound so good. it's called total acquittal. >> the president thanked his republican colleagues, all but one of whom stood by him and took a sharp aim at house speaker nancy pelosi and house manager adam schiff. >> president trump: adam schiff is a vicious, horrible person. nancy pelosi is a horrible person. >> it was the second time in just a few hours that president trump ripped