nancy pelosi is possibly creating host: i do not catch that. i'm sorry about that. we will go to don, in houston, texas, on the independent line. caller: for the week ahead in congress, i would hope that congress, it's one of the three branches of the federal government. we have the judicial branch, but if you look at the eagle, this has the arrows and the olive branch. this week is about the palm branch, the branch of victory. the president, and congress, they are the victors the american people voted them in. and even with this stonewalling and filibuster, those representing the people, in republican or red areas, are voting in favor of this infrastructure bill. they denied their own constituents their victory. we have to understand that it's time this week, we have tied -- we have tried. we have dealt with the pandemic. i think if the president and the federal reserve wants to get -- into other communities, they have to tied to economics and the equity of black-owned minority serving banks and tie that in as well. host: any response? guest: i think the caller was

he betrayed us by voting alongside nancy pelosi again and again. anthony gonozalez voted to keep our troops in endless wars in the middle east. i don't care what nancy pelosi says. i don't care what the d.c. swamp says or what the media says. i don't care what all turncoat tony's pacs say. i care what all of you here say tonight. that is what matters. if you make your voice heard in the midterm election, anthony gonzalez's political career will look a lot like his professional football career. he will go from an all-star group to out in four short years. the 16th district deserves better. we deserve a champion for the common sense america first agenda that has delivered for the buckeye state. in congress, i will protect and prioritize american jobs. i will fight for the same type of trade deals president trump fought for. the same ones the biden administration is trying to undo. i will defend the second amendment, combat big tech censorship, safeguard our elections, and push term limits for members of congress. that is right. no more nancy pelosi's

democrats led by nancy pelosi continue to stonewall. and we're going to show you new footage emerging of a now dr. fauci, he is peter daszak. his non-profit got nih funding, daszak on tape boasting about creating quote killer coronaviruses in laboratories. senator bernie sanders now says no dice to senator mitch mcconnell's demands that president biden force democrats chuck schumer and nancy pelosi to back down and not hold an infrastructure deal hostage to their big spending plans. now this news, both clinton and obama's former treasury secretaries, they are robert reuben and larry summers, they're warning about high inflation, that it could be here to stay because of the biden administration's high velocity spending. a new controversy for vice president kamala harris. not only did the vice president avoid the epicenter of the border crisis going there on friday, the vice president also did not visit a border facility nearby housing migrant children that biden's hhs is investigating even though that facility was just minutes away. than

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he betrayed us by voting alongside nancy pelosi again and again. it goes on. anthony gonzalez voted to keep our troops in endless wars in the middle east, instead of bringing them home to their families where they all belong. i don't care what nancy pelosi says. i don't care what the d.c. swamp says or what the media says. i don't care what all turncoat tony's pacs say. i care what all of you here say tonight. that is what matters. [applause] >> if you make your voice heard in the midterm election, anthony gonzalez's political career will look a lot like his professional football career. he will go from an all-star recruit to out in four short years. ohio's 16th district deserves better. we deserve a champion for the common sense america first agenda that has delivered for the buckeye state. in congress, i will protect and prioritize american jobs. i will fight for the same type of trade deals president trump fought for. the same ones the biden administration is trying to undo. i will defend the second amendment, combat big tech censorship, safeguard our elect

she does not want is a commission to determine why nancy pelosi was not prepared, what nancy pelosi did or didn't do despite the fact the president of the united states was prepared to provide 10000 national guardsmen they knew it would be a big crowd, is she in part trying to cover her tracks by pointing the finger in every direction. >> i think so there were so many missteps that day whether intentional or accidental i know you saw the senate report that came out this week which was highly critical of the u.s. capitol police and the lack of preparedness for that day, was an intentional, nancy pelosi and the democrats are ready to fork over another $2 billion in funding a big chunk to prevent anything like this from happening again a big chunk of that is slated to go to the u.s. capitol police for overtime pay, hazard pay, 4.4 million to establish a trauma center. mark: wait a minute i thought we were defunding the police, in washington, d.c. we will massively increase their budget. mark: do we know exactly, what did nancy pelosi do and when did she do it, and other words 24 hours,

don't we have a right to know exactly what nancy pelosi did? >> we do. but we never will know, unfortunately. as you know we will never get to the bottom of it but, another question, too, mark, is why do they keep lying about what happened that day, if the events of january 6th were the worst that's happened in our democracy since the civil war as joe biden says are comparable to 9/11, oklahoma city bombing like merrick garland has said, why do they have to keep lying? why do they have to lie that five people or seven people as they said in the senate report were killed as a result of what happened that day. they have lied repeatedly about brian sicknick. the u.s. capitol police are lying to this day still insisting that he was killed in the line of duty when we know that he wasn't. but two men still rot in the d.c. deplorable jail in order to keep that narrative alive that trump insurrectionists murdered a cop and resulted in the suicides of two other cops afterwards and that these other people died because of what happened that day when the only person

what the house is doing right now and what nancy pelosi isn't doing is making aak number of phone calls to her rank-and-file members to also meeting with her key committee chairman who's already been investigate the january 6 attack as part of their oversight response bodies so pelosi has a few options here so it looks like the democrats been consolidating around specific option, a special select committee. one of the more high-profile committees we've seen in past years was benghazi committee that house republicans used to investigate as well as at the time the presidential candidate hillary clinton who had to testify for the committee so this committee, if nancy pelosi chooses to go down that road, she'd have much more flow of many, it would not require approval from both house and senate, she could unilaterally create that committee and put members she wants on that committee, kevin mccarthy, house minority leader of california were also get to pick some members but that would be a house only midi in it with move away from this idea i think president biden and a number of house democ

you just won't see nancy pelosi doing that. she doesn't reach across the aisle and have there be bipartisan work. >> point of fact it was a bipartisan proposal. i do want to play you the comments from michael fanone. you know this well, but our viewers may forget and this is video of him being carried down the steps of the capitol in the midst of the january 6th insurrection. this was his response to republicans in the senate blocking, filibustering the bipartisan commission. i just want to get your response. >> it was absolutely disgraceful in a lot of cases we can't look to our elected leaders anymore. we need to make a decision, a conscious decision as to, you know, what type of country we want to live in. >> what's your answer to him, an officer who suffered that day, to his comments there? >> right, well, i think the question needs to be posed to nancy pelosi as to how she can -- your premise that it's bipartisan. it was not bipartisan. >> 35 republicans voted for it. it was negotiated by a republican. >> right. 35 republi

pelosi as the speaker of the house. elizabeth: we hear your florida governor ron desantis western r conservative summits presidential historical we heard from republicans slamming trump for continuing to make claims of voter fraud, he ridiculed his rally as w wf a no court challenge has been successful in challenging the results. the your take away how it moves forward with trump looking like you make it back in the race. >> i think it's a mistake for republicans and conservatives to get in the war of personalities, the united republican party were rally around policies and they ultimatelyt affect this country, that is not a dodge on specific individuals and some of the naysayers of donald trump to understand the american people really did like the policies that he was implementing a reasonable regulatory scheme that is reduced what obama and biden in doing in taxes a thriving economy, limited government, these types of things a strong military, a strong police presence, and accountable present on the border all of thes

nancy pelosi, let's hoe the table. okay. nancy pelosi, let's ho -e that the table. okay. nancy pelosi, let's hope that infrastructure _ the table. okay. nancy pelosi, let's hope that infrastructure bill - the table. okay. nancy pelosi, let's hope that infrastructure bill does i hope that infrastructure bill does include a childcare interest two bills all the women who lost their jobsit bills all the women who lost their jobs it is critically important. i don't see how women are going to get back to work in the numbers that we needin back to work in the numbers that we need in the country unless there is a childcare component of that women's employment has just been devastated during this pandemic. taste devastated during this pandemic. we will have a childcare component and it is one _ will have a childcare component and it is one of— will have a childcare component and it is one of the most transformative things— it is one of the most transformative things we _ it is one of the most transformative things we can do in our country for our society, — things we can do

let nancy pelosi take the primary from -- the first of the nation primary from new hampshire. [applause] our founders had a debate at the constitutional convention. mr. speaker, you know this. about where elections ought to be governed. here. right here, at the state level. not in washington, d.c.. it is at the very center of our system, and we are going to stand for that system, we are going to defend state-based election reform, we are going to support voter id, and we are going to work every day to restore the confidence of every american and every vote. [applause] beyond all of that, having to do with prosperity and security and the integrity of the ballot, ours will be the party that stands for the religious liberty of every american, of every faith, and we will defend the rights to life -- right to life. [applause] men and women, security, prosperity, educational opportunity for every american. election security and freedom and our values, that is our agenda. and that is a winning agenda. that is a winning agenda that will unite our country. restore our future. that is a

this is not how nancy pelosi wanted to investigate the capitol attack. she says. but feels she has no choice at this point. pelosi says she would have much rather established a bipartisan independent commission modeled after the one which investigated the 9.11 attacks. but that effort was blocked in the senate and pelosi is clearly still fuming about it. unfortunately, despite the expressed support of 7 gop senators. >> mitch mcconnell asked republican senators to do him a personal favor and vote against that commission. in the meantime. i'm hopeful that that could still happen at some point. however, this morning. with great solemnity and sadness. i'm announcing that the house will be establishing some select committee on the january 6 insurrection. >> and angry. pelosi says republicans are afraid of the truth. she says the select committee well investigate the root causes of the attack, including white supremacist and extremist groups also capitol security failures. pelosi is not saying yet. who's going to be on this committee. we do know republicans will be inc

nancy pelosi wants to put their cheating ways into law by federalizing our elections. we are not going to allow that to happen. now biden has weaponized the doj, unbelievable. so he can go after trump supporters, while at the same time ignoring antifa blm domestic terrorists. does that make sense? >> no. rep. greene: do you guys think any of those riots we saw all year long were peaceful protests? no. they were domestic terrorists, burning our cities, attacking police officers, looting our stores, private businesses, killing people, and rampaging and terrorizing our country. but it is trump supporters of they are after. don't forget, they hate you because you love president trump. while democrats are ripping our country apart with racist critical race theory, does that even make sense? how many of you sat in line and picked your skin color before you were born? nobody did. it is insane. they are also putting trans men in girls' and women's sports. [booing] rep. greene: how do you guys feel about laurel hubbard in the olympics? they need to throw him out. and don't forg

. >> and house speaker nancy pelosi is moving forward to plans to link a bipartisan agreement to a second reconciliation bill that would be democrat supported. according to the hill in a closed meeting yesterday, pelosi said her original strategy of withholding an infrastructure vote until congress passes a larger family plan remains unchanged. and mitch mcconnell insisted on monday that the two pieces of legislation be separated. here's what he said yesterday about where things stand. >> so, where we are now is we're in a staredown about whether one is connected to the area. and what i'd like to see with 20 members, including ten democrats in the senate would like to do, pass the thing we can agree on and then we'll have a debate and argument and all of the rest. >> joining us now congressional reporter for politico, andrew desidero. thank you for being here, first of all. >> good morning. >> mitch mcconnell is just chatty when he goes home to kentucky which is where he is right now because the senate is on break. just kind of walking through the process of what he'd like to see, it's no

and nancy pelosi hasn't backed off of that. we'll see her today on capitol hill and later this week on capitol hill. we'll have the chance to ask her, but i have to imagine that she's not going to line up exactly with where joe biden is because there's no reason for her to. >> and, of course, the issue that we're talking around here is while schumer and pelosi control congress, it is by the narrowest of margins and mitch mcconnell knows that. this is, of course, the pressure and an attempt basically to drive a wedge in there between progressives and moderate democrats. at the end of the day, even this bigger partisan plan, it's only going to be able to be what joe manchin is going to accept. and this is another instance where progressives may have some challenges in terms of executing their leverage. >> every single -- we write this this morning in punch bowl news, every lawmaker in the house and senate said it's joe manchin right now. we spoke to alexandria ocasio-cortez yesterday and you have to remember when you speak to --

but house speaker nancy pelosi may be putting that to a test. she's reportedly moving forward with plans to link the bipartisan infrastructure agreement to a second reconciliation bill by democrats, according to the hill, in a closed door meeting with her caucus yesterday, pelosi said her original strategy of withholding an infrastructure vote until the senate passes a larger partisan families plan remains unchanged. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell insisted on monday that the two pieces of legislation be separated. here's what he said yesterday about where things stand. >> so where we are now is we're in a stare down about whether one is connected to the other, and what i would like to see is to -- what i know the 20 members, including 10 democrats in the senate would like to do is to pass the thing we can agree on, and then we'll have a debate and an argument and a vote on all the rest. >> okay. so it's a stare down. it's like they're two cats staring at each other, but together or separate, what makes more sense, why is this an argument

now, senator schumer and nancy pelosi, they already are having these bipartisan talks. they are already moving forward with the reconciliation package with the profit which would allow senate democrats to pass something with only democratic votes. but biden has said both things. he has said we need to do something transformational in this congress as well as we need to restore bipartisanship to washington and so i think his allies on capitol hill are starting to figure out where those two things in which approach will really win out in this sort of debate over ideas as the crock -- clock is ticking down. host: oklahoma city is next. charles, republican line. caller: i would just like to ask you a question. i hear some of the people say that it discriminates against people if they have to show voter id to vote. as far as i know, you have to have your id to get a covid shot, go to the doctor's office, anything that you do. so how is that discriminatory? that is my question. host: scott wong, how big of a sticking point is that provision? guest: well, you know, in the joe

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. >> trey martinez fischer, nancy pelosi said the other day that she hasn't given up on joe manchin, on getting him to the place where he'll do what's necessary to get one of these bills passed. what is your feeling? have you given up on joe manchin? >> no, sir, i certainly haven't. as a matter of fact, you know, senator manchin didn't go to the senate democratic caucus luncheon today. he was meeting with other moderate democratic senators talking about voting rights and this is top of mind for senator manchin. he was a former secretary of state. he understands elections and how they're administered across the country or at least in west virginia. i think what he's learning is that not everybody plays by west virginia's standards, and if we want to protect democracy, which is really a pillar of his position, we are losing our democracy state by state, voices are being silenced in georgia, and now in florida and now in arizona and if we are steam rolled in texas, there is nothing that's going to stop republicans from marching across our country, silencing the voices of voters and what

and nancy pelosi even complimented her for clarifying. so these two, while they're both trying to say it's time to move on, they don't even have their message straight. >> and, abby, we all had the pleasure this morning of joining "fox & friends" weekend with sean's wife, rachel, and company. and one of the most eyebrow-raising wrinkles in my mind is hamas putting out a statement thanking ilhan omar for her support of palestinian issues but also saying, hey, don't compare us to the u.s. or israel because, in fairness, they're a terrorist organization, very different values. your reaction to them. >> well, i said it this morning too, i think the most mind-blowing thing about this in general is the fact that u.s. congresswoman and a member of the foreign affairs committee has now drawn the attention of a terrorist organization. for hamas to address a tweet, i mean, i just, i find something extremely unsettling ant that. and it goes back to the whole conversation of what exactly is i'll hand mar doing for her party, and what is he doing for

nancy pelosi says well, she has apologized. i have a question for nancy pelosi. if she apologized. then why did house leadership issue the statement? if everything was fine, why did you publicly have to do something? the answer is because the public is outraged by these tactics. i mean, when are we going to ask ilhan omar and the squad about gay rights in palestinian territories or what about climate change? how are they doing with climate change in the palestinian territory? this is ridiculous. >> tammy: gast what's fascinating. internal polls they are looking at. we might not be marching in the streets, but we can be very quiet and then we make ourselves known in the voting booth. i think, clearly, they must be are seeing something because they all trotted out barack obama. that's one of their tells is that if you need the former president to sit down and, you know, talk to say well, you know, are cancel culture might be going too far there is some attempt to rein in what's going on and yet they seem to be unable to do it. i want you to hear this from pbs host on now we got the g

. >> trey martinez fisher, nancy pelosi said the other day that she hasn't given up on joe manchin on getting him to the place where he'll do what's necessary to get one of these bills passed. what is your feeling? have you given up on joe manchin? >> no sir. i certainly haven't. as a matter of fact senator manchin didn't go to the senate democratic caucus election day. he was meeting with four other moderate democratic senators talking about voting rights and that's top of mind for senator manchin. and let's be clear he was a former secretary of state.

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but it is going to be appeal for nancy pelosi decline. but she is able to use our leverage larry, never ceases to amaze me that they have been unified with very far left policies and make a mistake that even though joe biden is backtracking her proposals, his budget that he put forward includes $55 trillion in new taxes over ten years. that would be the highest level of taxes our so his policies are still very much focused on taxes. which is why republicans and the voters across this country are unified as we head into the midterms next november. larry: will never pass that stuff when you take the house next year. it is not going to happen. guest: we are going to take the house next year. we just need to make sure that they don't pass these taxes and policies between now and next november. we have local event last night in upstate new york and it was a most people we have had an event and probably that i can remember as early in the cycle. some people are energized and they are waking up and they are feeling the impact of joe biden who na

>> nancy pelosi politicize is everything, this is no different. they called this a partisan commission because it is, pelosi picks all the members. she said, i might pick one republican, og, how generous. this is a charade appeared as a consequence, it will have zero credibility. as you point out, it's unnecessary. we watched what happened on january 6, there is great surprise there. people breached the capital, committed crimes, they are being prosecuted as they should. we're not going to find out anything terribly new here. third, it's redundant that the house and senate already investigated it. in nancy pelosi's twisted mind, no dead horse would be unbeaten when it comes to the great villain donald trump. we knew what this is going to look like, it's going to be blather central, they will call a few witnesses who will be lucky to get words in edgewise, and said the members of the committee will prance and preen in front of television cameras with over with over-the-top outrage over what happened on january 6th. please, spare me the fake hysteri

nancy pelosi unveiled legislation to create one that would have subpoena power. this committee will have free reign to harass and verify pelosi's own political opponent. here is dennis desousa, conservative filmmaker and host of the dennis desousa podcast and greg jarrett, legal analyst. this just shows republicans who voted against the original january 6th commission were correct, this is a political cudgel, what is that she needs to know anyway at this point? >> i don't think this can be seen as any kind of genuine investigation or impartial inquiry. what is happening is the democrats narrative about january 6th which they began to put out as the events was occurring, this idea that it was a seditious attempt to overthrow the government and was a riot, it was akin to 9/11 or the oklahoma city bombing, you have all the statements made by mayorkas, merrick garland, the attorney general, biden himself, the worst violence since the civil war and as we begin to learn more about january 6th, one after another these lies are beginning to collapse, the only -- no peopl

from a media perspective, one will nancy pelosi be asked about this? or burglaries or california in general, i don't to those questions being asked. >> trace: it's a good point and i have to point out some of the media coverage and san francisco was kind of on the left-hand side of the game. there was a woman who was -- the shoplifting, the guy who walked into the walgreens. a woman from abc, a reporter was videotaping it that she has seen three of the shoplifting things just this year alone in her garage has been broken into twice so you talk about immediate angle. he saying you know what, this is ridiculous this is happening in the city that we love. >> sandra: absolutely. i've always said local media, your local stations in your local news, it's remained relatively unbiased. examples here and there but it's not like what we've seen with traditional national media. your -- you are still getting weather and sports and information then crimes and shootings in all these things going on. the media is still holding firm as far as doing a good job on the l

nancy pelosi and bernie sanders. what are you going to do about this. do you believe they need to drop their demands? they're saying without a big package that they want, they're not going to play ball on yours. >> let's look at this. this is the largest infrastructure package in the history of the united states. i truly believe these are people that understand public policy, they understand you have to take the win when you can get it, that this mammoth piece of legislation, little over a trillion dollars we haven't done, been talking about it how many years now through how many past administrations, the country needs the infrastructure we're doing. roads and bridges. there are more bridges here than since we built the interstate highway system. talking about the largest infrastructure grid system, clean energy technology, everything we're doing in this. my part of it in the energy committee is close to $95 billion. we are working on that now. i would hope everyone will look at this as something we can do. it is doable in a bipartisan way. take that vi

that drew a strong review from nancy pelosi and party leadership. she has since taken us back but she says it's too little, too late. >> dana: first let's get to jackie with the story live on the hill. let's begin there. >> good morning. the fact that this comment was not just made in that interaction and was also repeated with the tweet was a concern that is lingering with a few of the democratic colleagues of congresswoman omar. the equivalency between the u.s. and israel and terrorist groups like hamas and the taliban -- that falls equivalency -- a review from 12 jewish lawmakers who asks for clarification as well as as well as house speaker nancy pelosi, the democratic leadership team who addressed her comments. congresswoman omar initially pushed back on that letter from her colleagues calling it shameful and accusing them of using is of using islamophobic tropes. she later said her comments were misconstrued. she is not making a moral comparison between democratic governments and well established judicial systems and terrorist groups. i asked

that is what nancy pelosi said very clearly earlier today. that's what chuck schumer, the senate majority leader, also said cheelearly today. that seems to assure symome democrats they'll eventually get their priorities. also an important signal moments ago as the senate budget committee chairman bernie sanders indicated to me he's willing to lower the price tag of the overall democratic approach. he's talking about $6 trillion right now. he says he's willing potentially to go lower than that in order to get all 50 democrats to agree to that proposal. perhaps some movement here, but a long way to go from now to joe biden's desk. >> phil, let me come to you. the president today appeared to feel validated that his bipartisan approach had come to this deal, but still so many chapters until they come back to him on his desk to sign. >> reporter: as you noted, not really the end but the end of the beginning of this process. there's a long way to go. i think white house officials know that. the interesting element, you could hear the president talk

apparently that was sufficient for house speaker nancy pelosi. here's what pelosi said. >> should any further action be taken against representative omar for her comments. >> no, no i don't. >> [inaudible] >> no, i don't. i think she clarified her remarks and that was -- we accept that and has a point she wanted to make and she has a right to make that point. there is unease about how it was interpreted. she made her clarification. will: the "new york times" responded with a headline that says the following showdown over omar's comments exposes sharp division among democrats. i got it right here on my paper. hold on i can read it here. sharp divisions among democrats, representative ilhan omar equate u.s. and israeli atrocities with those of hamas and the taliban. prompting outrage at a time when her party needs unity to maintain its slim majority. represents two things on the part of omar foreperson ignorance to go about comparing hamas and israel and 'taliban to the united states. the united states is always the bad guy. to say compare the unit

it is nancy pelosi. that group of five people, everybody has to do what their leadership says. the second thing i would say about voting is if you are not willing to show up to make it, how committed are you to what you are voting for? host: thank you. susan ferrechio, what are you hearing? guest: it is interesting what you're saying about justin amash . he had quite a bit of power when he was in congress. he was among a group of new republicans who often fought with leadership and forced them to make changes or give up on legislation they wanted to pass because they acted as a faction. that is how you can have leverage in congress prayed as much as it would be convenient for nancy pelosi, mitch mcconnell -- in congress. as much as it would be convenient for nancy pelosi or mitch mcconnell to run the show when they are in charge, they have to deal with factions. it is an important ingredient in congress now or at any time because, when they act as a group, they have influence on legislation in order to get it pass. you need a majority to pass anything in the house, for example.

pelosi a moderate does not make especially when you vote 100% of the time. will: it has been tried on the world stage and openly failed. >> tried and tried over and over again and failed every time. my grandparents escaped socialism, they escaped communism and the holocaust. drives me nuts when i see these talking points that are reminiscent of something that occurred during one of the least flattering times in the history of our world and nobody curbs them. you get these folks in dc that are out of control. bringing common sense back to congress would be a phenomenal opportunity for new yorkers to emulate that. will: fascinating to watch your race and what swings the swing voter, the increasing radicalism of democratic candidates in response to the covid 19 pandemic? the racial reckoning of the past year? what is it that resonates? we will soon find out in

and nancy pelosi is ready to push ahead. guys? >> manu raju for us, thank you. >> really interesting to hear the menu of options there. >>> there's also a big meeting on infrastructure at the white house tomorrow. president biden hosts senator sh shelly moore capito involved. >> and lindsey graham expressed optimism that there are bipartisan deals to be had. >> president biden wants to put points on the board in terms of bipartisanship, i think we're close on police reform. there's a deal to be had on an infrastructure package around $1 >> joining us now to discuss this is cnn's chief political analyst gloria borger. gloria, it changes from day to day. are they close on infrastructure, or are they far apart? >> i think it depends. it really depends on what day it is and who they are speaking with. there are some republicans who say that the president seems more willing to negotiate himself than some people who work for him or other democrats, for example, like bernie sanders. the more progressive wing of the party doesn't want to.

clearly, yesterday, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer threw a wrench into that plan. taylor: you're also a ranking member on the -- on a subcommittee. when we think about the grid is a national security issue, are we doing enough to meet requirements? making the grid reliable, transitioning perhaps to more green energy, but it has to be protected from a national security perspective. is there enough in this bill to do all of those? rep. hill: that has been an ongoing priority on a bipartisan basis in congress and about two of the power sharing companies located in my district. in both instances, they have a reliability transfer authority for power across this country that includes a strong cyber protection and grid resiliency initiative. i have met with those companies and many utilities. the private sector works on this every single day. where the government can make strategic investments i think you find bipartisan support. as to the amount, that is not something i can comment on cassette not studied their up -- their proposal. taylor: we will make sure to ask you a

la representante en el congreso nancy pelosi dijo esto. >>> no estamos ahÍ todavÍa pero lo vamos a lograr. >>> una meta que tiene muy en claro la alcaldesa de san francisco. >>> necesitamos cero casos, y cero estigmas para las personas que tienen vih. >>> actualmente se estima que hay 1.2 millones de personas con vih en el paÍs. para 2030 la meta es que haya 0 infecciones y 0 muertes. desde san francisco soy yomara lÓpez, regreso a los estudios. >>> gracias yomara por los datos, buenas noches, y lÍderes comunitarios se reunieron para honrar la memoria de un joven que muriÓ a manos de la policÍa hace un aÑo en san francisco, las personas exigieron justicia por las muertes de los jÓvenes latinos y afroamericanos. >>> y que todos los departamentos de policÍa que si realmente estÁn actuando en verdad ¿cÓmo estÁn usando el poder que tienen? >>> john monterrosa muriÓ baleado afuera de una tienda en medio de una protesta en junio del aÑo pasado durante una protesta por la muerte de george floyd. >>> y este sÁbado se realizÓ una ceremonia pÚblica frente a la placa de ladrillos co

. >> led by house speaker nancy pelosi, republican leader kevin mccarthy and senate majority leader chuck schumer, lawmakers gathered on the steps of the u.s. capitol a moment of silence in honor of those who died from covid-19. >> ♪ shall we gather at the river with this provided forever flowing by god yes we will gather at the river the beautiful river gather by the river that flows by the will of god the savior king we shall meet together with the glory of the lord yes, we will gather at the river the beautiful, the beautiful river gather at the steps of the rather -- river that flows by the throes of god soon we will reach the shining river soon our pilgrimage will cease soon our happy hearts will quiver with the melody of peace yes, we will gather at the river the beautiful, the beautiful river gather with the saints at the river that flows by the throes of god -- love ♪ ♪ >> please join and help us with senator mccarthy in a moment of silence for the lives that were lost by the covid-19 . >> ♪ god bless america land that i love stand beside her and guide her through the nigh

elizabeth: the house led by nancy pelosi voted today to launch a select committee to investigate the january 6th capitol riots but republican lawmakers demanding to know why is nancy pelosi stonewalling the same thing to probe the origins of the pandemic that has killed more than 600,000 americans, even though nancy pelosi did launch a special select subcommittee last year in 2020 to look into the covid outbreak? let's welcome back to the show dr. bret giroir and iowa's representative mariannette miller-meeks. both of you were at the gop house panel yesterday. thanks for joining us. dr. giroir, first to you, reports coming in from nbc and other networks yes, the chinese military for years has been working on secret coronavirus research at the wuhan lab. that the wuhan lab has top connections with chinese military officials. what do you say to this report? >> i would say you just about said it all. we heard yesterday from dr. asher who is in the state department and had significant intelligence agency ties, the wuhan lab, as many labs in china are intricately intertwined with the chin

some include land o' lakes, american indian two spirits and also nancy pelosi the speaker. everybody is talking about jamie. that's tomorrow night hosted by miss gay united states icon 2022 bianca simone. all tickets have been assigned and they do have assigned seating. doors open at 6:30 and it costs about 25 bucks. if you happen to come this weekend, bring a mask. organizers are requiring that you wear a mask inside, that is, unless you are eating or drinking. >>> a quick check of traffic as we look live at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are still off. chp high wind advisory has been posted, about a 15 minute drive from macarthur maze into san francisco. >>> here is a live look in the south bay. good morning to you at the mount hamilton cam, beautiful blue skies and a few clouds out there. a foggy golden gate bridge cam, temperatures in the 40s and 50s. what to expect, slightly warmer today, even warmer this weekend and turning hot inland next week. daytime highs, upper 50s along the coast, 60s around the bay. a few clouds for the north bay. further south a li

speaker nancy pelosi is dismissing claims of a growing divide among democrats. todd: calling congresswoman ilhan omar a valued member of the congress. jillian: doug luzader joins us live from washington with the details. doug, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a group of republican lawmakers want ilhan omar stripped of her committee assignments. omar wrote a tweet that many saw as an effort to equate the u.s. and israel with terrorist groups like hamas and the taliban. now, several gop house members want consequences for house speaker nancy pelosi and this is what they wrote. it is the responsibility of the party's leadership in the house of representatives to hold accountable egregious words and actions made by members of the party. we wholeheartedly request that you love up to your word and swiftly remove congresswoman omar from her committee assignments. eventually she clarified her remarks. this created a riff within the party. house speaker nancy pelosi is defending omar. >> let me just say this. we did not rebuke her. we thanked -- acknowledged that

eight of whom will be selected by nancy pelosi. pelosi is seriously considering naming one republican as part of her eight. there's a wide expectation that it could be cheney and kinzinger. it's up to the speaker to decide if she were so choose one of those two. now, the question too will be whether the republicans participate on this. kevin mccarthy has up to five picks he can make. but nancy pelosi ultimately can decide if those picks are good enough. she can veto that. she told me yesterday she could potentially veto those picks. and i just asked kevin mccarthy on the way into the vote if he's willing to name any republicans to this at all. and he dodged the question for a second straight day saying that he's still studying the select committees that are out there. they're not saying one way or the other what he will do. pelosi has to name a chairperson for this committee as well. there is some expectation that bennie thompson who is the house homeland security chairman. but pelosi will not say. she will also not answer question

i asked nancy pelosi this morning about that comment that he made. listen here. >> we're the democratic party. we're not a lock step rubber stamp. who would like to be a volatile party like that. you can cross the aisle and do that. >> democratic leaders like nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are encouraging their colleagues, progressives not to use name-calling when it comes to kyrsten sinema from arizona and democrat joe manchin from west virginia. some progressives would say he's a republican. they say listen, leave the name-calling out. ultimately we need people like manchin and cinema to come on board if we want things to get done. charles? >> charles: that name calling memo should have gone out awhile ago. as all of the spending starting to worry nancy mace? congress woman mace, we have come a long way from the $2.2 trillion price tag, which was a feeler. it's intriguing to me. feels like republicans are warming up to the bipartisan effort and it's the democrats that are pushing back. what are your thoughts? >> absolutely. when i heard nancy pelos

nancy pelosi said omar's comments foment prejudice and undermines competence. i agree we can't have these divisions in our party. mitch mcconnell has said he wants to divide and conquer the democrats. republicans would like that, and democrats can't allow that. at the same time, there are a lot of people out there saying that these comments by congressman omar are going to lead to anti-semitic, further anti-semitic actions or attack against the jewish community. we saw a pakistani muslim family attacked in canada and every time she opens her mouth, she's attacked for what she says or what she says sometimes is twisted, certainly this time she had to clarify what she said. she herself said that almost every time she speaks out, she gets death threats. so the squad is not going to pull the majority of democrats far to the left and the infighting about this is not about the entire democratic legislative addenda. >> sandra: it sounds like you don't want that to happen either. nancy pelosi asked in that most recent interview if she's satisfied with the clarification