[applause] speaker pelosi: it is better for climate. if you want your family to benefit from clean air, clean water, good paying, green jobs, for the future, and for improved national security, we are leading the president's vision to cut pollution in half by 2030 and 100% by 2050. [applause] speaker pelosi: good paying, union jobs and lowering families energy costs. advancing environmental justice, with a justice 40 initiative of pres. biden. honoring our commitment to passing one of the better planet --on a better planet to our children. our responsibility is always to our children into the future. last week, our delegation went to cop 26 in glasgow and affirmed the commitment of this congress to meet and beat are comical. with this legislation, we achieve this for the children and for mother nature. the build back better agenda creates jobs, secures tax cuts for the middle class, lowers costs for families, while making the look --wealthiest pay their fair share. good paying jobs, cut taxes for the middle class, lower costs, especiall

pelosi: any more women here? reporter: we have the number of joint committees on tax and you have these blue dog democrats holding out wanting a c.b.o. school. there are differences between those and they indicated to me that those two things are not quite the same. is that enough to bring them across the line or what has to happen? ms. pelosi: those two things are not quite the same. reporter: a c.b.o. score or j.c. score, is that enough to vote tonight? ms. pelosi: let me say we've been all along -- this is not consequential when we get to this point. all along we've been sending things to c.b.o. this is not new to them. and same thing with joint tax and they've come with our bill come out and said how much money it will absolutely produce, and that doesn't include over and above the prescription drug money, which is hundreds of billions of dollars as well as $400 billion from the enforcement. and by the way, considered to be a low figure. former i.r.s. directors have written and said it could be close to a tri

pelosi: let me say it in a different way. i think getting the job done, producing results for the american people is always very positive. each election is different. as you know i was former party chair and i always know let's look down into the numbers and see what it is. but i do think as the american people learn more about what we are doing in this legislation for families, for children, for women in the work force to save our plapet, it will be very positive -- planet and the rest, it will be very positive. reporter: do you think democrats were penalized for not having gotten these things done? ms. pelosi: i haven't seen an all of the analysis. i know from my own experience that as i have said to you before, let's see what the data is as it comes out. but there is no question. the more results we can produce in a way that people understand in their lives, the better it is. i'm heartbroken because terry mcawe live is a great leader in our -- mcauliffe is great leader of our country and great governor of virginia and hope

speaker pelosi: no, i am not. reporter: what amendments might be or are you concerned about changes in the bill? speaker pelosi: no, i'm not. i'm not. this legislation is so historic. it is so transformative. ifs so different in terms of so many things that we have all agreed on. free universal pre-k. childcare, we're lowering the cost where no middle-class family pay more than 7% of their income. issues that relate to expanding the affordable care act to contain those who were cut out by certain states. home health care so that families can be assured going to work knowing their family member is cared for. issues that relate to negotiating for lower drug prices and preventing pharma from raising prices above inflation. many of these things are so substantial. now, should the republicans offer some votes in the vote-a-rama, i feel we are in pretty good shape where we are. i didn't go into saving the planet and meeting the president's goals. so, no, i think whatever happens in the senate -- and their rules are diff

pelosi: thank you. let me just say that -- you have heard me say it again and again, all of this would not be possible without the great work of the committees, members of the committee, the staff of our committee, and distinguished chairs. three of them with us in terms of the substance of the legislation. we have -- of energy and commerce and mr. scott, chairman of education and labor. but the person who facilitated this for us again and again, the chairman of the rules committee, mr. mcgovern. thank you for bringing us to the floor again and again. and yesterday, in record time, however, good thing that happened. and i am honored also to be here with our leadership. this is legislation that creates millions of good paying jobs, gives tax cuts to the middle class, lower costs, health-care costs and childcare costs for the middle class, and is paid for 100%. again, we are very excited about what it does for the children, for the families. again, if you are a mom, dad, a family caregiver, this bill is f

nancy pelosi lead everybody cliff in the obamacare days. i was on the hill that day, i remember distinctly in 2009. i want to show you a nancy pelosi from earlier today, and she was talking about the whip count. representative clyburn is the house way up but she has her own tricks up her sleeve. >> mr. clyburn has the official whip of count. i have speaker whip count. i don't tell anything that people tell me. >> do you worry it's starting to look like the democrats can't get out of their own way? >> no, welcome to my world. we've been here a long time, as have all three of us. in those days, all of this would be done, but not on 24/7 platforms where opinions are going out, characterizations going out before anybody even knew what was going on. >> raymond: you know, congressman, back in 2009 house members were genuinely a feared of nancy pelosi and what she could do with them with congressional assignments, committees, monies from the vars congressional funds. i spoke to one democratic congressman who shall remain nameless earlier this afte

pelosi: no. [laughter] reporter: build back better, today, what are the big hurdles you have to overcome? ms. pelosi: i'll let you know as soon as i wish to. you're just worried about your own schedule. i know. the fact is is that our members are engaged in very thoughtful deliberation with each other. as i said to you before, 90% of this bill has been agreed to. house, senate, white house, and written. we made some changes since last week. people need to familiarize themselves with it. that was the purpose of our meeting this morning. made me very proud and inspired by once again hearing the depth of knowledge and breadth of vision of our colleagues. we'll let you know. i think many of you know i was really very unhappy about not passing the bill last week. i was very unhappy because we had an october 31 deadline. and i thought that that was eloquent, but not enough, i guess. now we are going to pass both bills. but in order to do so we have to have votes for both bills and that's where we are.

pelosi: no. >> [inaudible] romaine: walking away there, nancy pelosi getting ready for a critical test of her own party, that is $550 billion, bipartisan info structure bill, that has passed the senate, she needs to pass it house of representatives. the progressive members of her party only want to see that bill pass if the broader $1.75 trillion spending package my joe biden is included with that. it is not appear that is going to be the case. she is going to try to move a procedural vote on that tonight as well and try to pass that later sometime by thanksgiving. the question is whether other members of her party, particularly the far left members, are willing to go along with it. she did allude to -- or one of the questions posed to her alluded to the head of that progressive caucus, pramila jayapal of seattle, who has been out i believe today saying that she is not necessarily on board with this. >> she is sticking to her guns in terms of what the progressives are willing to do which is a vote on both bills. perilla drive all -- pramila jayapal is saying if some of the memories of

speaker pelosi did. if she goes forward with the plan right now, you will vote against it and the congressional progressive caucus will sink the infrastructure bill? >> no, i'm not saying that. she just announced this is 1 intention. i'm going to talk to her. i haven't had a chance to talk to her yet or to whip clyburn. if they believe that this actually will guarantee both passing, i'm open to listening. i think many progressives would be open to listening. but i believe that the best way to put both bills on the floor because push comes to shove. i don't think you can be a democrat and vote against the president and vote against the working class. and i think those six folks may say something publicly but when they have to cast that vote, i think they'll be a yes and that's my recommendation. i have tremendous respect for the speaker, for whip clyburn. if they think there's forward progress, i'm open to giving them a hearing. >> just to be clear. what the moderates are saying, these six members you're

capitol january 6th and said she was looking for nancy pelosi p. to quote shoot her in the frigging brain.e y in pleaded guilty today to a low-level misdemeanor for unlawfully protesting on restricted grounds." ah. low-level misdemeanor she pled to. but that's not to be confused with the shotgun shell revolver guy or the guy who had all of that other type -- all of those other types of weapons who said he was going to put a bullet in nancy pelosi on live television. this woman who was also going to put a bullet in nancy pelosi, that's a separate one. and then oh, here's another one. this was just friday this past week. arizona man convicted after threatening pelosi with i'm coming to kill you message. an arizona man who left a message telling house speaker nancy pelosi i'm coming to kill you was convicted thursday just last week for communicating an interstate threat according to the u.s. attorney's office in the district of arizona. those are all different people. all different cases. and if this is still sounding familiar it might be because when

pelosi: good morning. this location would not have been possible without the vision of our great president, president biden. he has said that the infrastructure bill was very important and we agree, but it was not the total of his vision for how we to build, building back betterment building back with many more people participating, with environmental justice, with home health care and the list goes on and on. one thing i am particularly excited about his medical leave. that is a fight that we have always been engaged in for a long time. we were here when medical leave passed unfunded, now we have it funded. for these and other reasons, as mr. hoyer said at the beginning of his remarks, we will be telling our children and grandchildren that we were here this day. and mr. cliburn talked about the three legs of the stool, the rescue package, this, and now the infrastructure bill. and this being our future. and adjusting the chair of our ways and means committee, talking about our responsibility to act. for u

capitol january 6th and said she was looking for nancy pelosi p. to quote shoot her in the frigging brain. pleaded dwilty today to a low-level misdemeanor for unlawfully protesting on restricted grounds." ah. low-level misdemeanor she pled to. but that's not to be confused with the shotgun shell revolver guy or the guy who had all of that other type -- all of those other types of weapons who said he was going to put a bullet in nancy pelosi on live television. this woman who was also going to put a bullet in nancy pelosi, that's a separate one. and then oh, here's another one. this was just friday this past week. arizona man convicted after threatening pelosi with i'm coming to kill you message. an arizona man who left a message telling house speaker nancy pelosi i'm coming to kill you was convicted thursday just last week for communicating an interstate threat according to the u.s. attorney's office in the district of arizona. those are all different people. all different cases. and if this is still sounding familiar it might be because when repub

then as a nancy pelosi. i was glad that i didn't, meaning i didn't find her. because you'd be here for another reason. and i told my, kids if they show, up i am not -- because they can have me, so that i could go down here. so the man is armed with a revolver. a ridiculous oversized cartoonish revolver into which he has floated both shotgun shells and hollow point bullets he says that he is looking for nancy pelosi inside the u.s. capitol that day. he has gotten finder, because if he had been he'd be surrendering to those police because we'd be there to arrest him for killing her and he'd be surrendering to them because pretty sure that at least some of america would consider my hero for having done that. for having shot the speaker of the house. i mean the reason he got the gun taken off, in january, six is that he allegedly assaulted a police officer who then took it from him. but i'm just going to point out, here number, one the guy was not arrested on january six even though that day he allegedly assaulted an officer and he in fact had a loaded gun on him

nancy pelosi is moving ahead. congressman allred told us it is his understanding that those moderates you now on board. president biden pointed to the better than expected jobs report as a reason to get this done, as a reason to pass these bills, a reason to make sure the economy stays on track. watch. >> right now we stand on the cusp of historic progress, two bills that, together, will invest in our people. >> the job market came roaring back last month. the unemployment rate ticking down to 4.6%. big rebounds in the leisure and hospitality industry, and big gains in manufacture, transportation, professional and business services. men and women doing equally as well, but the rate still remains higher for black and hispanic americans looking for work. i'm joined by garrett haake, and stephanie ruhle, who's posted up in her favorite state, new jersey. garrett, let me start with you, first. i'm seeing if we can get a shot of the house floor up. i'm told it's about to. what is your understanding in the reporting you

>> harris: nancy pelosi is pushing for a vote as soon as possible. back in 2017 she pushed against g.o.p. efforts to ram through legislation without a congressional budget office score. an analysis moderate democrats are demanding. look at that. >> there was no cbo score on this. >> harris: but you have the house minority leader, highest republican in the house kevin mccarthy saying it will be more like $3 or $4 trillion. we know that. even joe manchin knows that and why he wants to see the text. >> he went to the university of pennsylvania wharton score and came out to 3.9 and why he called the press conference to say it's full of gimmicks. i don't go for that. i thought to myself is this mitch mcconnell or joe manchin? i was amazed. i told you i would go to 1.5. i give in and 1.7 and then you tell me you are playing games with the text. like going to the closing and find out your house is made of play-do. >> harris: the national review looked at the inflationary rescue. the promise biden is making is it will happen overnight. nationality review goi

well, for speaker pelosi, it's all about the map. no vote on the house floor unless she has the vote. and for moderate democrats, holding up that vote today it's all about the math, too. whether or not president biden's social spending package is actually paid for like he promised. >> i think that is a need for more information on the bill. >> without a cbo score, the gold standard for tallying up the price tag and the pay-fors for proposals in congress, budget hawks say the total price is a mystery and that's why some moderates feel uneasy. speaker pelosi in the past used to get that and used it as an attack against republicans. >> they are rushing it without a cbo report. forcing a vote without a cbo score shows that the republicans are afraid of the facts. they are afraid of learning the full consequences of their plan. >> but others pressuring pelosi for a vote today think cost estimates they do have from outside economists and the joint committee on taxation should be enough. >> i just feel comfortable that there are sufficient

joe biden and nancy pelosi did not get the message. may be more of their members will look in the mirror and say i don't want to be that next thierry mcauliffe. >> today is a wake-up call to washington democrats to abandon the partisanship, the extremist agenda. washington-based programs that cost trillions of dollars. one thing i will tell you is republicans listened. we hear you. >> clearly the gop gearing up after a shocker in the garden state. a race that was never supposed to be in question. now too close to call it even a this hour and after governor murphy divisive challenge, analyst say the statement is already made. >> same thing down i-95, a disaster for thierry mcauliffe , extending comeback for glenn youngkin. >> we are going to win. i think were going to win in virginia. how we win, virginia while in large part determine what happens in 2020 to, 2024, and on . >> a great lineup coming uprigh helping to digest a big day in politics. ted cruz and doctor belt and ar all joining us just ahead. >> also ahead, ari and fleische i

i don't know what plan speaker pelosi has. i know she's been to europe three times in the last three months. i don't know if she plans on staying longer. i know in her press conference that she said this will be the culmination of her career. maybe that's why she's pushing so hard for people to vote on a bill that costs $4 trillion, that breaks the promises of president biden before anybody could actually read it or analyze it. . it was a rejection of the current policies of this majority. you know, madam speaker, this one-party rule of washington and one year has given us not just inflation but rising gasoline prices, a labor crisis, a supply chain crisis, chaos, crime, and worst of all, failure. as we sit here today, madam speaker, russia brings thousands of their military to the border of ukraine. they fill empowered because they're able to have a pipeline that president biden ok'd but america was denied. we watched china pressure taiwan even further. madam speaker, we still have americans stuck in afghanistan. madam speake

pelosi set new policies here. those same members i spoke about in my speech voted for those policies. this isn't about threats. but it's about holding people accountable. i thank the -- i think the majority is going to have to approve any of those members on the committees of which they can serve. reporter: with regard to republicans who have been stripped of their committee assignments, do you plan to give them their committee assignments back if you retake the majority? mr. mccarthy: they may have those assignments, may have other committee assignments. gosar wanted those committees. taylor greene wants others. reporter: part of the money in the bill is pre-k but parents can't use that to send their kids to religious schools. mr. mccarthy: we talked about a parents' bill of rights. parents have a right to know what is being taught in their schools. they have a right to know what money is being spent. they have a right to know what violence is happening on their campus as well. i think you'll see an introduction

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this is where nancy pelosi said we will find out. keep in mind, you do have some republicans, anywhere from 9-15 republicans, who could make up the difference. this is all about the mouth as i always say. if you have a significant number or do some of those republicans in a mock of alien way perhaps see this as an opportunity to give democrats a loss and withdrawal their support. indicating earlier today that this would not help any of the republicans running and 2022. here's the timing. what they have to do is they have to have a predebate, predebate to set up the parameters, this is called the rule in the house of representatives, on the social spending bill. they are not going to put that piece of legislation on the floor. then they would vote on infrastructure. remember that the house of representatives did everything that they had to do several weeks ago on this bill. the senate approved that piece of legislation in early august, so if the house passes that bill, those two bills are in alignment and can go to the president for h

house speaker nancy pelosi seen speaking with members all day. and her late fupush today for a vote tonight. progressives huddled, deciding their next move when the call came in from president biden right in the middle of it all. is this going to happen or not? rachel scott leading us off from the hill tonight. >> good morning. >> reporter: tonight, president biden could be on the verge of a major victory. house speaker nancy pelosi announcing the house will vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill before the day is done. pelosi urging reluctant progressives to vote yes. >> i hope that it would weigh heavily on them that american people want to see progress in their communities. it's very important that we pass it. so i hope that they would make a judgement on the merits of the legislation. >> reporter: progressives have refused to pass that infrastructure bill unless the house also votes on the president's massive social spending legislation. tonight, pelosi hoping to call their bluff by scheduling the vote. after she spoke, the progressive ca

in the house it's up to speaker pelosi. i will say that most members are feeling urgency at this moment to stop talking, put their pens down, and actually take this to the floor. we'll see if it's enough members who are willing to do that if it's going to pass. >> i've got to say, looking -- listening to that sound, if i was in the game of predictions, i would not necessarily be optimistic they're on the same page considering what we just heard. with that, monica, i guess i'm wondering as to how much pressure the white house is actually bringing. you think about as i mentioned earlier, the loss, the heavy loss for the democratic party on tuesday night. the white house wanting to shift blame to congress for that loss. for their lack of getting this thing over the finish line. so i can only imagine now the pressure is on. >> it's ramped up, but also there's a bit of a sense of deja vu here. the president has been at this place before he took those two high stakes trips to capitol hill at the end of september. and then at the

not great day yesterday for nancy pelosi. she failed to get a vote yesterday and she will not say if she actually has the votes today to make it happen. brian: griff, make sense of this because it's 2,000 pages. the dems have to scramble to find out what they're voting on and of course, have to know it's going to die a quick death in the senate. ainsley: do they have the votes? griff: well, we don't know. and that's the whole take away brian, ainsley and steve, good morning. speaker pelosi hopes today is the day and many days it hasn't been the day to pass both bipartisan infrastructure gill and massive spending bill which by the way is fresh off the printer. here is where we stand the house will gavel in 8:00. first order of business to establish a rule and it appears pelosi is actually still whipping votes. here's what she said yesterday. >> at this point what are you waiting for? >> we have other work do on the floor. >> speaker pelosi, do you have the votes for build back better and the bipartisan bill [inaudible] griff:

amy: that is nancy pelosi at the cop. you can see our extended discussion yesterday on the military and the climate emergency. the press conference is over that pelosi spoke at, but we continue the conversation now with two guests joining us from glasgow. inside cop26 with the grassroots delegation called it takes roots is santra denis. and joining us outside is nick buxton, with the transnational institute, co-author of their new report "global climate wall: how the world's wealthiest nations prioritize borders over climate action." before we talk about specific countries like haiti, nick buxton, talk about your findings, this prioritization of the militarization of borders dealing with the clate emergency. >> it was interesting -- thank you, amy, for the invitation to be here. i think it was interesting we heard climate has been discussed by nancy pelosi but not been discussed as an issue of how address climate migration. she described migration as a security threat. that is the only way that climate i gratian has been

joe biden and nancy pelosi did not get the message from what happened. maybe more of their members will say i don't want to be the next carry mcauliffe, but if they keep voting for they will go the same way as him because if you look at a state like virginia, it was plus 10 when you think about it. that means they became a 12-point swing. the districts are all across the country that are represented right now by the democrat and that includes districts and am i going to keep voting for the big government socialism and they are going to have a reckoning that it's time to start working with republicans to address this to address any of the crisis is that families are facing like high gas prices and actually going the opposite direction and they want to tax people so they can give out these checks. people are rejecting this kind of radical ideas and i would say that as republicans are focused on this commonsense agenda to get this country back on track, to work with those parents, our leader has been leading to lay out a bold vision and meeting with parents

and speaker pelosi, oh, what did she do with that high standard? she compared her comments in minneapolis to dr. king's civil rights movement. you see, why would they do that? rules for thee but not for me. just this month, the dossier's principal source was arrested by special counsel durham for lying to the fbi. think about everything that dossier put this country through for two years based on fabricated evidence. the infringements of due process. the spying on the presidential campaign. and of course the $32 million spent by hard-earned working taxpayers for a mueller investigation. and yet the democratic chairman says i don't regret it. why? rules for thee but not for me. when the speaker of the house on this very floor engaged in personalities, the floor shut down for three hours because no one wanted to take it to the top. her entire caucus that believed in the higher standard voted to keep her words in the record rather than strike them down. why? rules for thee but not for me. the speaker said i stand by my statement, i'm proud of the atte

pelosi. >>> it's passed. [ cheering and applause ] [ cheering and applause ] >> so speaker pelosi stepping down after saying that it passed, and you heard the cheering, and leigh ann caldwell, this certainly was never going to be easy, but we've said this before, and i'm sure we'll say it again in the future, you underestimate nancy pelosi at your peril. >> reporter: right. yeah, and the jubilance from house democrats right now, literally jumping up and down on the house floor in a huddle, clapping, hollering. >> oh, yeah, they're going to all be running on this. >> reporter: oh, yeah, this is really good for them, and they stayed united, and you know in life when things are difficult, when you finally succeed, it's that much better, and that's how democrats feel right now. it was a hard road to get here. it almost fell apart many many times, but they did it. they were able to pass the president's agenda. they were able to pass things in this bill that, you know, they have been trying to get for decades. paid family leave, you know, assistance for child care, an extension of the child tax

let's listen to nancy pelosi. >> representative gosar present himself in the well. by its adoption of the house resolution 789, the house has resolved that representative paul gosar of arizona be censured. that representative paul gosar forthwith present himself in the well of the house for the pronouncement of censure. that representative paul gosar be censured with the public reading of this resolution by the speaker. and that representative paul gosar be and is hereby removed from the kinmale on natural resources of and the committee on oversight and reform. >> the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. >> okay. so we just heard there nancy pelosi speaking there on the floor. paul gosar has been censured. two republicans did vote for this. one voted present. that was david joyce. he is on the ethics committee, and he said he told our manu raju, my colleague, that he voted present because the ethics committee is going to be meeting about the gosar matter and so that is why he did. >> that was always the case. i was on the committee, if i knew a

pelosi to voters, drop dead. they aren't listening to the voters, dana. >> dana: a lot of those moderate democrats are looking at tuesday's results thinking their elections will be in trouble going forward. some of them want to see a congressional budget office score on this. there is pressure from the white house saying if we don't get it done we will lose more in the mid-terms. we saw what happened in 2011. president obama gets obamacare done and loses 63 seats that fall. are we looking at a repeat? >> donald trump pushed through a tax cut and lost seats at the mid-term. these things do happen. as i say, i think there is a lot of negotiation and nail biting going on in the democratic party. they had a tough day on tuesday for sure. i think a lot of that -- this wasn't for federal it was governorships. it doesn't seem as clearly tied to what they want to happen. >> dana: the preview we have for the president of the united states who will speak now. is he coming to the podium? i'm sorry, we were waiting for the p

house speaker nancy pelosi is pushing lawmakers to vote on president biden's sweeping spending plans as soon as possible. with tuesday's stinging democratic election losses fuelling her sense of urgency. let's get the very latest with congresswoman pramila jayapal of washington state, the chair of the congressional progressive caucus. thank you so much for joining us. speaker pelosi wanted a vote on the bigger spending bill tonight, the infrastructure bill tomorrow, the bipartisan infrastructure bill. do democrats have the votes in the house? >> well, wolf, it is good to see you. we're working on that right now. the speakers has been working on that. each of us that lead the democratic caucus have been working hard on that. progressives are in the same place that we've been for a couple of days. we're ready to vote both bills through. our friends in some of the other parts of the caucus are getting the information they need to become comfortable with everything that is in the bill. and we hope to be able to get

amy: that is nancy pelosi at the cop. you can see our extended discussion yesterday on the military and the climate emergency. the press conference is over that pelosi spoke at, but we continue the conversation now with two guests joining us from glasgow. inside cop26 with the grassroots delegation called it takes roots is santra denis. and joining us outside is nick buxton, with the transnational institute, co-author of their new report "global climate wall: how the world's wealthiest nations prioritize borders over climate action." before we talk about specific countries like haiti, nick buxton, talk about your findings, this prioritization of the militarization of borders dealing with the clate emergency. >> it was interesting -- thank you, amy, for the invitation to be here. i think it was interesting we heard climate has been discussed by nancy pelosi but not been discussed as an issue of how we address climate migration. she described migration as a security threat. that is the only way that climate i gratian has be

there are 2 voices in nancy pelosi's ear. one is the squad saying you better pass this bill and this socialist agenda for america or we will turn on you. the other voice is the people from virginia, pennsylvania, minneapolis, buffalo, new york say week ago have had enough of this big government liberalism. i think she is more worried about the squad than listening to the results from tuesday night. these are purple and blue states. it's not like south carolina is telling you to take a pass and slow down. it's people in blue areas saying we have had enough of this spending, spending, spending and expanding the government. we are worried about inflation and this bill that socialist spending bill may they vote on tonight pours gasoline on inflation. any democrat who claims to be a moderate if you vote for the socialist spending packageac you will get your ass beat and you deserve it. >> martha: here's alexandria ocasio-cortez. she thinks what happened in virginia was just all the fault of playing everything too moderate. >> i th

nancy pelosi and her husband have a knack for taking advantage of market timing and in march paul pelosi exercise $2 million worth of microsoft options just two weeks when her daughter got a $22 billion contract with high-tech headsets. and then right before joe biden announced electric car incentives. in june, the pelosi family cashed and being time just before congress was set to pounce on big tech. mr. policy exercise options on the period company also that making five.$3 million. to be fair the policies have never been indicted for insider trading on —- trading but in investments and access combined with import —- fortunate timing has a lot of suspicion. we just follow the money and there is a lot of it. thanksgiving kicks off holiday travel season and it is about to get wild. southwest airlines whistleblower exposes my all whistleblower exposes my all five meltdowns. your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vision loss

remember, house speaker nancy pelosi is working with a three-vote margin here. she does not like to bring things to the floor before she knows they have the votes. we're watching this play out in realtime, with a giant piece of president joe biden's agenda hanging in the balance. on that point, i want to go to the other side of pennsylvania avenue, to phil mattingly, for more on what is going on at the white house. phil? >> reporter: you noted you were watching this extremely closely. so is everybody here. the president and his top a advisers as well as vice president kamala harris have been watching and making calls over the course of the last several hours. it's been a lengthy day trying to figure out some kind of path forward and lay things out in terms of where the white house was on this. jess gave you the play-by-play on where the hill has been. you track back to 8:30 a.m. this morning, and the white house got the kind of news that you would think could turn this into a monumental day. jobs numbers that were better than expected. 531,000 jobs added. unempl

pelosi is still twisting arms. here she is just a short time ago. >> do more work. we'll let you know. >> she sound frustrated and annoyed. look, this is a massive bill. it includes everything from clean energy to family leave. i mention that specifically because that's where one of the biggest problems lies. family leave has always been a problem in this bill. it's held up biden's agenda for months. first it was in, then it was out, now it's back in. here are speaker pelosi and senator joe manchin today. >> we would like to put on the table the family and medical leave. >> i don't think it belongs in the bill. >> okay. that is why this vote on biden's sweeping spending bill may be a whole lot of smoke and mirrors, okay? if pelosi can figure out what's in it and get it to the house, it can pass the house. they can vote for family leave. they can do that knowing full well it cannot pass the senate in the same form. the reality is the progressives are pushing ahead with their wish list, and they're doing so so aggressively because they think, they believe, it is what

nancy pelosi and her husband have a knack for taking advantage of market timing and in march paul pelosi exercise $2 million worth of microsoft options just two weeks when her daughter got a $22 billion contract with high-tech headsets. and then right before joe biden announced electric car incentives. in june, the pelosi family cashed and being time just before congress was set to pounce on big tech. mr. policy exercise options on the period company also that making five.$3 million. to be fair the policies have never been indicted for insider trading on —- trading but in investments and access combined with import —- fortunate timing has a lot of suspicion. we just follow the money and there is a lot of it. thanksgiving kicks off holiday travel season and it is about to get wild. southwest airlines whistleblower exposes my all five meltdowns. jesse: holiday travel season season officially kicked off with americans flying for the thanksgiving weekend. the tsa is expected to see 20 million passengers this week but just one.2 4 million expected tomorrow making it the busiest day this y

speaker pelosi seem to have settled lingering differences. she got support for the bow after offering protections for immigrants a top priority. the plan is using many of the border patrol measures that were put in place. the government is helping to reopen the economy after a sudden drop in violence cases and a vaccination campaign that has inoculated more than 70% of the population. china's latest covid-19 outbreak continues to spread. the highly contagious delta variant has reached them. nearly 800 people have been diagnosed in the past three weeks. the u.s. justice department is looking into whether credit suisse is complying with a guilty plea. global news 24 hours a day on air and bloomberg quicktake. this is bloomberg. >> beau biden ministration is very concerned about the price at the pump. >> the planets to diversify and make sure that we move in a direction of clean energy where we are not reliant upon cartels and geopolitical adversaries who may be creating chokepoints for our ability and our people to be able to access energy. lis

joe biden and nancy pelosi did not get the message from what happened last night. now maybe more of their members will look in the mirror and say i don't want to be the next terry mccauliffe, but if they keep voting for big government socialism, they'll keep going the same way as terry mccauliffe, because if you look at a state like virginia, it was a d-plus-10 if you look at ratings. that means a d-10 state became an r-plus 2 state which means there are districts across the country that are represented right now by democrats and at least d-5 -- >> you can continue to watch this on our website c-span.org. or on the c-span now video app. right now we take you live to the house of representatives as part of our more than 40-year commitment to live coverage of congress. today, the house is working on bills to support protesters in cuba and workplace age discrimination. this is live coverage on c-span. e united states diplomatic tools toward the realization of free, fair and transparent elections in nicaragua and to reaffirm the commit thoasm united states to protect t

we know the majority is crumbling for nancy pelosi. democrat representative eddie bernice johnson announces her retirement. how many openings will there be and how many seats do you believe you can turn and the midterm elections in 2022. >> tim ryan is not acting like he's running for senate ohio he's acting like the senate of vermont to be next to bernie sanders. what's we watched in 2010, 70 democrats announced retirement. the 3016. the budget chair, the science chair, they said on appropriation have announced retirement. i wonder if speaker pelosi will even be here. she acts like a lame-duck speaker. she see she is on a farewell to her going to europe three times and three months. he watched democrat after democrat, because they know that they are going to lose the majority. they know what their policies have done to america and they know by voting what they just did that they are trying to lock in. this is what they said on the floor the big government. remember what aoc yelled at me from the back of the room when i quoted congress

host: more on speaker pelosi p -- pelosi's role in that spending bill. carl halted his reporting, he writes, while her main responsibility was wrangling the house, miss pelosi devoted attention to miss -- mr. manchin and ms. sinema. she has bonded with mr. manchin on their shared italian heritage and catholicism. when ms. pelosi wanted to send a message to mr. manchin, she had it delivered on a literal silver platter given to her by robert byrd, former senate leader from west virginia, whom mr. manchin sites often as a guide and star -- guiding star. a reminder for this dimension of the speaker's past relationship with his predecessor. "i thought he should see at," ms. pelosi said, with a chuckle. jim in sebastian, florida. good morning. caller: good morning. i just wanted to comment on the discussion, the previous discussion about china. according to college factual, and 2019 there were almost 400,000 -- actually 398,041 students from china enrolled in some of our top universities, like florida institute of technology, m.i.t., and so on. i think that th

speaker pelosi is unlikely to get the votes for the massive spending plan. the biden presidency has completely run out of juice. second hour of "varney" just getting started. ♪. stuart: i got a head line for you, very interesting, biden democrats will learn nothing from shocking election upset. whoa. strong stuff. who wrote that? liz peek wrote that she joins us now. make your case they will learn absolutely nothing. >> stuart, let's think about polling that they have seen over the last several weeks, the last several months. not only biden is in trouble but his agenda crashing around him. these bills that the democrats are trying to pass are not popular, it's not working for them but also go back to the special elections that have been held around the country over the last several months. in primary after pry murray a progressive candidate battled it out with a establishment candidate and in every single case the progressive lost. it is amazing to me mainstream democrats if they exist still like pelosi and schumer are still kowtowing to the far left when

nancy pelosi urging democrats to vote yes on this tonight. on the bipartisan infrastructure bill that would create hundreds of thousands of jobs. build roads and bridges, and broadband. already passed by democrats and republicans in the senate. would they follow their lead, or block this? how this is playing out. >>> also this evening, the major headline in the fight against covid. tonight pfizer announcing its own new pill. taken within days of getting symptoms they say it cuts down the risk of hospitalization or death by nearly 90%. also tonight for parents who want to get their children vaccinated this weekend, important news tonight, and whit johnson is standing by. >>> paying tribute to general colin powell. u.s. presidents from both parties and former secretary of state hillary clinton embracing alma powell. tonight, the deeply emotional words from powell's son, and the story of the disabled vet who stopped to help colin powell on the side of the road. >>> the emotional scene from inside the courtroom in the ahmaud arbery case today, th

nancy pelosi and her husband have a knack for taking advantage of market timing and in march paul pelosi exercise $2 million worth of microsoft options just two weeks when her daughter got a $22 billion contract with high-tech headsets. and then right before joe biden announced electric car incentives. in june, the pelosi family cashed and being time just before congress was set to pounce on big tech. mr. policy exercise options on the period company also that making five.$3 million. to be fair the policies have never been indicted for insider trading on —- trading but in investments and access combined with import —- fortunate timing has a lot of suspicion. we just follow the money and there is a lot of it. thanksgiving kicks off holiday travel season and it is about to get wild. southwest airlines whistleblower exposes my all five meltdowns. >> man: what's my safelite story? my truck...is my livelihood. so when my windshield cracked... the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me... with service i could trust. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. â™

as pelosi is still pushing forward with a vote. >>> plus, breaking news. the albany district attorney calling the criminal complaint filed against former-new york governor andrew cuomo, quote, potentially defective. so, what does this say about cuomo's fate? >>> and green bay packers' quarterback, aaron rodgers, tonight admit egg wasn't vaccinated even though in august, he said he was immunized. hear his bizarre explanation. let's go out front. good evening. i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, we do have breaking news this hour. president biden taking a big blow from his own team. house progressive chair pramila jayapal is the one dealing the blow. telling biden no, she will not support his bipartisan infrastructure bill without a vote on the progressive massive spending bill. this is a major hit this hour to the president and his own party. biden cancelled his trip to delaware tonight so he could call jayapal to tell her to get her onboard with her caucus but as of this moment, he has failed. and we are learning that as of this moment, 20 progressives wi

host: more on speaker pelosi p -- pelosi's role in that spending bill. carl halted his reporting, he writes, while her main responsibility was wrangling the house, miss pelosi devoted attention to miss -- mr. manchin and ms. sinema. she has bonded with mr. manchin on their shared italian heritage and catholicism. when ms. pelosi wanted to send a message to mr. manchin, she had it delivered on a literal silver platter given to her by robert byrd, former senate leader from west virginia, whom mr. manchin sites often as a guide and star -- guiding star. a reminder for this dimension of the speaker's past relationship with his predecessor. "i thought he should see at," ms. pelosi said, with a chuckle. jim in sebastian, florida. good morning. caller: good morning. i just wanted to comment on the discussion, the previous discussion about china. according to college factual, and 2019 there were almost 400,000 -- actually 398,041 students from china enrolled in some of our top universities, like florida institute of technology, m.i.t., and so on. i think that th

nancy pelosi and her husband have a knack for taking advantage of market timing and in march paul pelosi exercise $2 million worth of microsoft options just two weeks when her daughter got a $22 billion contract with high-tech headsets. and then right before joe biden announced electric car incentives. in june, the pelosi family cashed and being time just before congress was set to pounce on big tech. mr. policy exercise options on the period company also that making five.$3 million. to be fair the policies have never been indicted for insider trading on —- trading but in investments and access combined with import —- fortunate timing has a lot of suspicion. we just follow the money and there is a lot of it. thanksgiving kicks off holiday travel season and it is about to get wild. southwest airlines whistleblower exposes my all five meltdowns. and protect against vision loss. visit noweyesee.com and take control of your sight. jesse: holiday travel season season officially kicked off with americans flying for the thanksgiving weekend. the tsa is expected to see 20 million passengers