i'm nancy cordes in new york. adriana diaz is off. tonight, there are troubling new signs that russia is on the verge of invading its neighbor ukraine, putting all of europe on edge. russian president vladimir putin was seen observing a series of nuclear drills today, and a mock battle. it happened just north of the ukrianian border, and it involved warplanes, tanks, and rocket launchers. u.s. officials say up to 190,000 russian troops are now amassed along the ukrianian border with new deployments in crimea, belarus, and near eastern ukraine. on the front lines, there was an uptick in shelling today. ukraine's military said two soldiers were killed. russian separatist leaders in eastern ukraine ordered the evacuation of women and children and thousands have already fled. at a security conference in munich, germany, today, ukrianian president volodymyr zelensky begged the west to impose stiff sanctions now. zelensky met with vice president kamala harris who called this a decisive moment in history one day after president biden said he

nancy from bloomberg. nancy: do you think it is wise for president zelensky to leave ukraine if an invasion is imminent? is the u.s. positive? pres. biden: that is a judgment for them to make a determination -- i have spoken with zelensky a dozen times, maybe more. i don't know. and it's -- and in the pursuit of a diplomatic solution it may -- may be be the wise choice. that's his decision. nancy do you have any indication : about whether president putin -- has made decision on whether to invade? pres. biden: as of this moment i am convinced he has made the decision. we have reason to believe that. >> there seems to be spirit to do comprehensive sanctions, but as everyone on board with the -- is everyone on board with the same sanctions you want to do? pres. biden: yes, there will be slight differences, but there will be more add-ons than subtractions. >> president putin is going to oversee nuclear drills. how do you see that happening? what is your reaction to the? pres> b-- pres. biden: well, i do not th

before i go to nancy, i'm going to go to peter. you were the moscow bureau chief for the washington post. written a book on russia and put in. where do things stand given what we are hearing from the u.s. and russia? peter: we are still basically waiting for putin to show us what he is going to do. he is the central figure in all this. everything else has been predictable. vladimir putin knows what joe biden is going to do or could do in retaliation for an invasion. as what europe could and would do. he knows what nato would and could do. he knows what ukraine is capab of. what we don't know is what he is going to do. that is the real question. the question not only joe biden and the rpms and ukrainians are trying to figure out, also the russians. he holds his cards close to the vest. the question is how far is he willing to go? he is in beijing for the opening of the summer olympics. he doesn't want to show up his friend gees and ping by creating a military situation -- xi jinping. i was talking with some officials in europe and t

nancy, a democrat, go ahead. caller: i would like to know if the young lady can state that president biden is the president. guest: yes. mhm. i stated that back after the election in 2020. again, i think that looking to the pastor will not help the american people. we need to be looking forward. we have a crisis at her southern border right now. we had over 2 million illegal immigrants across the border and that is what we know about. we have historic levels of immigrants coming across the southern border and it is killing americans each and every day. china is on our heels, not to mention ukraine and russia and nato issues in eastern europe. we have inflation crisis on our hands, where wages cannot keep up with the cost or price of inflation. we have real issues and if we continue to relitigate issues of the past we are not doing right by the american people. i will challenge everyone watching to think about what is going to get us and our country through this crisis? will it be division, will it be fighting wit

before i go to nancy, i'm going to go to peter. you were the moscow bureau chief for the washington post. written a book on russia and put in. where do things stand given what we are hearing from the u.s. and russia? peter: we are still basically waiting for putin to show us what he is going to do. he is the central figure in all this. everything else has been predictable. vladimir putin knows what joe biden is going to do or could do in retaliation for an invasion. as what europe could and would do. he knows what nato would and could do. he knows what ukraine is capable of. what we don't know is what he is going to do. that is the real question. the question not only joe biden and the rpms and ukrainians are trying to figure out, also the russians. he holds his cards close to the vest. the question is how far is he willing to go? he is in beijing for the opening of the summer olympics. he doesn't want to show up his friend gees and ping by creating a military situation -- xi jinping. i was talking with some officials in europe and

why did nancy pelosi turn down 10 to 20,000 national guardsmen, what did nancy pelosi know on january 4 and 5, what did nancy pelosi to during the hours following january 6, if you want to know, what took place, so congress could prevent is from happening. again, you don't need to be subpoenaing the people that they are subpoenaing, you need to get information about failures of security system that was in place in the capitol and person in charge, was nancy pelosi, we know why nancy pelosi did not up vide the national guard to protect the building, because when national guard was considered to by president trump to bring in them -- she rejected it, saying you can't use the the insurcould to protect the white house. they are protecting federal courthouse, what did she say? she called them stormtroopers, so did the number 3 democrat, this is a party, a media a obama/biden administration working with hillary clinton campaign and dnc and mark alion and perkins cooy and a former russian citizen to put out lies to lie to fisa court, to push russia solution narrative, results in impeachment

maria: why do you think nancy pelosi says she's running again? i mean, here you have what almost 30 resignations or retirements happening on the democrat side or seeking other office. a new gallup survey says american political party preference is a shifting to republican and yet the speaker came out and said yes, she will go for reelection. do you believe she will? >> i believe she will because she's hungry for power. remember what else is happening now, redistricting as we watch what happens in new york. so egregious that forever gerrymandering will be known as jerry nadler's district. they are actually taking who they want. they will steal another four seats and the reason why an pelosi announced she will run and now they are stealing elections in different places by redistricting and gerrymandering these, she believes she can win even though overwhelmingly the public says they want a change. they want to secure border, and inflation with safe and secure streets, but the democratic policies are causing most of the problems. maria: we had this

nancy tengler, your reaction. nancy: it's astonishing, on the heels of the other story we were talking about regarding joe rogan. i love that she said that she's upset that people misunderstood what she was saying. they couldn't tell who was jewish. they are to dig deeply to figure it out. my point is, they had to do the work. what? it's so offensive on so many levels and the stupidity is breathtaking. maria: it really is. lee? lee: i mean, her interview on colbert was staggering to me. her original statement seemed naive. she dug her heels in and it's horrifying what she went on and said on colbert. she was invited to explain herself. many people don't get that opportunity. she made it worse. i agree with megan mccain. i hope it's a teachable unit. my husband is jewish. i can't believe the anti-semitism that i see in the world today people need to understand what's at stake. many people don't understand that jewish people is a race and i think it's something that people need to understand, we need to confront ant

congresswoman nancy mace. >> good morning nancy. we're just talking about mandates. do you think mandates like a communist thing? we are going to mandate you to do this. you're going to mandate you to do that. if they get away with it now what would be going to do? >> it is a slippery slope i stated earlier in the show to i agree with you, i do not agree with mask mandates or vaccine mandates by someone who is fully vaccinated we should be able to make those decisions for ourselves. there are certain states that a vaccine passports like new york for example organ, for why they do have voter id. it sort of hypocritical you've got to show an id and as vaccine card to have a cup of coffee and a coffee shop. but you do not do shown to you to prove your citizen to vote in this country. those things do not make any sense to me. when it comes to vaccine mandates as well post largely historically precedent states even county governments are the ones that will dictate vaccine requirements rate not the federal government and certainly it's never been done for businesses over a

community safety to protect and defend in every way is our oath of office. >> carley: nancy pelosi's words signal a turnaround for those who agree with bush and called for slashing police budgets for the riots in 2020. >> todd: it is too late to distance democrats from the defund police policies, listen. >> their policies are anti-police. that montage represents the heart and soul of the democratic party. they do not believe in supporting the police and nancy pelosi's comments, i can take her statements and convict her of purgery, they supported defunding the police, every since the george floyd case. it is straight up lying, lies. the public will not forget this in the midterm. >> todd: leo is 100% right. where was nancy pelosi and the democratic party establishment in the summer of 2020, when the riots were happening? they were shutting up and said nothing and were quiet. crime is now overtaking the nation, what do democrats do? we don't want to defund police. >> carley: 13 officers shot across four states on friday alone in arizona, nine police officers were shot. two died in mary

of nancy pelosi. my second came in april of 2011 when, and by day, i mean if the obama administration along with -- i mean the obama administration along with nancy pelosi took everything from my family. they took our cattle ranch and i was left homeless. when i was home as i made the decision that i would change my life plan and i was going to go after big government so nobody ever had to go through what my family went through. so, i made a choice. >>[applause] rep cammack: that led me to stand before you as the youngest republican woman in washington today. >>[applause] >> nancy hate sad because she needs victims. she needs victims because she believes in equal outcomes, not equal opportunity. i grew up in a house come -- a household that believes in equal opportunity not equal outcomes which is why i have been able to go from homeless to the house of representatives in under a decade. we know they want victims. the democrat agenda is an agenda about dependency and control. they want people dependen

nancy mace republican from south carolina. she'll also be on. connie in illinois. good morning. >> caller: good morning. >> what's your reaction to january 6th and what mitch mcconnell had to say? >> caller: mitch is trying to hang on to his job. by going along with the democrats. it was not an insurrection. trump asked for 20 to 30 troops to be there to protect the capitol for the 5th and the 6th. nancy pelosi said it's not necessary. it's not needed. so where's the insurrection coming in at? those pictures that you showed. you see the hard hats, the people in the hard hats that are

nancy, a democrat, go ahead. caller: i would like to know if the young lady can state that president biden is the president. guest: yes. mhm. i stated that back after the election in 2020. again, i think that looking to the pastor will not help the american people. we need to be looking forward. we have a crisis at her southern border right now. we had over 2 million illegal immigrants across the border and that is what we know about. we have historic levels of immigrants coming across the southern border and it is killing americans each and every day. china is on our heels, not to mention ukraine and russia and nato issues in eastern europe. we have inflation crisis on our hands, where wages cannot keep up with the cost or price of inflation. we have real issues and if we continue to relitigate issues of the past we are not doing right by the american people. i will challenge everyone watching to think about what is going to get us and our country through this crisis? will it be division, will it be fighting wit

mays. >> good morning nancy. we were just talking about mandates. you think mandates are like everybody saying it's a communist. we're gonna mandate you to doit this and mandate you to do that, they get away with it now what can we do to stop the mandates. >> i agree it's a slippery slope i stated earlier i do not agree with mask mandates or vaccine mandates someone who is fully vaccinated and i've had covid-19 twice already we should make those decisions for ourselves. the other thing vaccine passport for example there are certain states of vaccine passport like new yorkrk or hawaii they don't have voter id. it's hypocritical you have to show an idea vaccine card to go have a couple coffee but you don't have to have an id to prove yourselves to devote the country. those things don't make any sense. when it comes to vaccineit mandates, those have historically at state and county governments are the ones that will dictate vaccine requirements not the federal government and certainly it's never been done for busine

after house speaker nancy pelosi or u.s. olympians not to anger the ruthless chinese government with any negative comments willg competing at the games. republicans are questioning why the speaker has not held any hearings about the surveillance, genocide and the origins of covid-19. the author of a iran haddock, peter schweitzer raised a different conflict of interest, a watch. >> a member of the 2008 beijing olympics nancy pelosi of the initially supported a boycott. when it comes to limousine companies that her husband owned a part of got contracts to ferry vips around the beijing olympics in 2008, she changed her position. her son also, paul pelosi junior has also sought deals in mainland china. this is a problem. again she make doing them occasionally on the uighurs be but the big important things like exposing covid and she is not allowed a single congressional hearingl on that subject in the last two years. maria:ni joined me right out to discuss this in the state affairs is house republicanse minority leader kevin mc

mace. >> good morning, nancy. we were just talking about mandates. >> mm-hmm. >> do you think mandates like everybody is saying, like a communist thing, you know, we're going to mandate you to do this, mandate you to do that, and if they get away with it now, what can we do to stop mandates? >> i do agree it's a slippery slope and i stated earlier in the show too, i agree with you, i do not agree with mask mandates or vaccine mandates and i'm someone fully vaccinated and had covid-19 twice already. we should be able to make those decisions for ourselves. but the other thing you're talking about, vaccine passport for example, certain states have them, new york, hawaii, they don't have voter id. it's hypocritical, you got to show a vaccine card to have a cup of coffee in a coffee shop but you don't to be a citizen who votes in this country. that doesn't make sense to me. when it comes to vaccine passports as well, states, even county governments are the ones who will dike ate vaccine requirements, not the federal go

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dereliction of duty that would be nancy pelosi is a massive cover-up now to protect nancy pelosi if you cared about what happened generate six you should care to know what nancy pelosi knew. if you care about justice and the bill of rights in this country, you should wonder by hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of american citizens who were not even in that building some of whom are serving in jail right now. why they have been prosecuted for crimes like trespassing and creating public property and how that is an insurrection. the only person killed on that day was a protester. was a veteran who served in the united states air force. she did not have a weapon. she did not touch a soul she walked into the building, she was climbing through a broken window and she was shot dead. when we return we have a great guest on the program tonight, the governor of florida ron desantis. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ 's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein

. >> earlier this evening, nancy pelosi and other members of congress gathered on the steps of the capital and memory of the 900,000 americans who died from covid-19. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome members of united states armed forces. ♪ the beautiful, the beautiful river. that flows by the throne of god. there we reach the shining river. leigh we every burden down. race our spirits will deliver. and provide -- yes, we will gather at the river. beautiful, the beautiful river. gather with the saints at the river. that flows by the throne of god. soon we will reach the shining river. soon our pilgrimage will cease. soon our happy hearts will quiver. with the memory 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 throne of god. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join nancy pelosi in a moment of silence and remembrance of the 900,000 lives lost to the coronavirus. ♪ where the storm clouds gather. let us swear allegiance to a land that's free. but as all be grateful. ♪ as we raise our voices ♪

nancy pelosi lives in a gated community. wealthiy community and then one mile from her house is where all of the homeless people shoot up and all of that stuff. a mile in the other direction is her office. why isn't she adopting a homeless person and cleaning up her back yard? >> well, first thing, i guarantee that nancy pelosi's double-wide sub-zero refrigerator is worth more than all of the belongings that all of the homeless people have in her entire district. they should go there and get dove bars. the problem is homeless advocates, experts on homelessness who are always wrong. they are not experts. they are advocates. that's what they call themselves. i know advocate for my dog phil but i am not a veterinarian. i need an expert to help him. think about los angeles and venice beach, california, and san francisco, when you see the homeless population and the mess outside, doesn't that mean the whole city is a mess? couldn't we judge a city by its homeless population? if you see someone going down the street in a car and t

nancy pelosi is not going to say nice things about me. she knows that i have been a very vocal critic of the leadership of the capitol police, the intelligence section, the investigators. they had all of the data, all of the material, the intelligence section, the capitol police knew that the capitol was going to be the target on january 6. they knew the extremist groups were going to be there. they knew that individuals had -- that there would be violence and disruption and they held on to that intelligence and it wasn't shared. the capitol police had the intelligence. they didn't share it. and they just kept it to themselves and i've been very vocal about that i've also been very vocal about the death of ashli babbitt. the officer that killed ashli babbitt, lieutenant byrd, they conducted a very quick investigation, way too quick, and it never even went to grand jury. i believe that nancy recognizes that i'm a law enforcement for 30 years, a sheriff for eight, and i have conducted investigations before and she doesn't want me talking ab

was nancy pelosi asleep when it was all being said and unfolding. she was speaker of the house and quite awake. >> she can spin all they wants on this. clearly they are looking at polling and branding that is consistent. mid-term red wave is very likely and democrats own the defund movement. i remember talking to you about their push to claim it was republicans trying to defund the police. no one actually believes that including democratic voters. republicans didn't defund the police nor did they install the light on crime policies. the public knows who is responsible because -- kudos to the progressives and democrats they're good at branding. you branded yourself on defund. this is defunding the police is a disnomeer. in addition to that they installed these policies, the no cash bail, restorative justice for the criminals and these gun enhancements in prosecutions. that's leading to this surge in crime and it coincides with those policies in democrat-run cities. they can pretend but we know the truth. >> harris: yes, they wanted to defund and then

nancy pelosi cannot. that is not what this is. it is not about defend the police and overarching specific narrative. it is about the changes in people's lives or lack thereof that a posture towards not supporting police. this is about whether or not you find police and whether you have bill reporting that lets criminals out of jail, a $900 limit on theft before you think about prosecuting somebody or arresting them it's about seeing things happen day in and day out knowing a part of the reason that that is happening police officers have to think twice about risking their lives to do their job i don't have the quality from the police or what you call it. if all you have left is to argue a single semantic, you have lost and democrats have lost on this issue and unfortunately that means americans have lost because democrats are in charge of the white house right now. leo: it's so obvious they've never supported the police. in my opinion joe manchin kyrsten sinema has saved the democratic party in the sense of not going on with the pa

but if you're nancy pelosi, if you're speaker pelosi the law doesn't apply. she is trying to cool off the fire underneath her right now by pointing finger at everybody else. she is doing exactly what, you know, americans wish wasn't happening and where other americans are being held accountable year after year, day after day. insider trading is illegal, speaker pelosi. elizabeth: you're saying she is trying to distract away from the increasing coverage of her own husband's stock trading gains and timing connected to, you know, policies and legislation and spending in congress, is that what you're saying? >> well it sure seems that way. you can't, you can't say it is not uncanny that she just keeps on being enriched and enriched. these things just happened to be coincidental, that her husband buys the stock and then the price goes way up because of some government activity that she knew about a week before. look you can see that happening once in a lifetime. day after day, month after month. you know most other people would probably be under investigation by t

norah. >> o'donnell: nancy chen, thank you. tensions over ukraine and russia were at the top to have the agenda today when president biden welcomed the new german chancellor for the first white house visit. meanwhile french president emmanuel macron traveled to moscow with a silt down with the russian president vladimir putin in hopes of building stability on the european continent. nancy cordes reports from the white house. >> reporter: another day, another show of force from russia's military conducting joint patrols with belarus using missile-ladened fighter jets. they were scoping out hundreds of u.s. troops that have just arrived in poland as pentagon officials warn if the russians invade ukraine they could topple the capitol of kyiv in two days. arising tension, president biden met with the chancellor of germany. but germany relies on russia for a third of its gas supply and, to shut down a new russian gasnt pipeline called nord stream 2. president biden suggested he doesn't need germany's support. >> if russia invades, t

why nancy pelosi refused, i don't know. he would have to ask her. maybe she took a breather, i'm not really sure. she put it in writing that she refused and i wanted to give the american people some insight, not to just how and why, but the tenor with which it was said. not many people know this, sean, but on january 4th we were just talking january 6th, we were talking to ron and safeguarding our border. we were working right through the echo of the whistle. >> knowing all of this, knowing this in retrospect, the troops had been called in. i think it is fair to say january 6 never happened. when you were before the committee, did you inform them of all of this? did they ask any questions about this? >> when i was before the committee i publicly asked them to release the transcript of my deposition because america needs to see and hear it. they have delayed in that process. i want to be careful with what i say. obviously not going to go in and testify under oath and tell you something different. my actions speak for themselves. we did talk about jan

nancy pelosi, and adam kinzinger. this is there power-play to a -- to erase and attack anyone who disagrees with their agenda. >> are you surprised that liz cheney and adam kissinger just supported this effort by nancy pelosi to -- you know what their goal is, they want to throw donald in jail. they want to find a crime if they can. were you surprised to of your colleagues moved in that direction? >> unfortunately, no. liz cheney would rather have nancy pelosi and the speakers share them any republican. that's why i commend the r and c for censoring adam kinzinger and liz cheney because they deserve it. >> we have seen some republican politicians like mitch mcconnell, he doesn't agree with the censorship. where we stand when we have certain republicans trying to protect these so called -- i don't even call them republicans anymore, but what you think about the republicans who are saying we can't have this happen? >> when you look at what this sham january 6 committee has done, how they abused the power of the congress

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norah. >> o'donnell: nancy chen, thank you. tensions over ukraine and russia were at the top of the agenda today when president biden welcomed the new german chancellor for the first white house visit. meanwhile french president emmanuel macron traveled to moscow for a sit-down with the russian president vladimir putin in hopes of building stability on the european continent. cbs' nancy cordes reports from the white house. >> reporter: another day, another show of force from russia's military, conducting joint patrols with belarus using missile-laden fighter jets. they were scoping out hundreds of u.s. troops that have just arrived in poland as pentagon officials warn if the russians invade ukraine they could topple the capitol of kyiv in just two days. >> there's a lot to talk about. >> reporter: amid the rising tensions, president biden met with the chancellor of germany. but germany relies on russia for a third of its gas supply and, once again today, the chancellor declined to echo the u.s. threat to shut down a new russian

nancy, your thoughts on this partnership? nancy: yeah. the infamous lawyer who is sorting out the infamous financials by changing from a calendar year accounting system to fiscal year so they don't have to produce six months of financials for the last year. i think this is going to be a scandal that will continue to rise above the headlines and that's going to be problematic. even the black community is clamoring for funds to be distributed and those who have lost loved ones through violence are asking for the money to be distributed into the community. and we have a disgraced ceo who was on a real estate spending binge who has left the company rudderless or the foundation rudderless. so i think this is shameful and scandalous. maria: because it is. james, your thoughts. james: it looks like the lawyers are going to have to earn their money on this one california not the -- i think it's fair to say that they're not politically -- the government in california is not politically eager to go after an organization like this one and, yet, we s

. >> earlier this evening, house speaker nancy pelosi and other members of congress gathered on the steps of the capitol in memory of the more than 900,000 americans who died from covid-19. the 900,000 americans who died from covid-19. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome members of united states armed forces. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome members of the u.s. army course. -- chorus. ♪ [shall we gather at the river. ] yes will gather at the river, the beautiful, the beautiful river. [indiscernible] yes, we'll gather at the river the beautiful, the beautiful river gather with the saints at the river that flows by the throne of god. soon we'll reach the shining river soon our pilgrimage will cease soon our happy hearts will quiver with the melody of peace yes, we'll gather at the river beautiful, the beautiful river gather with the saints at the river that flows by the throne of god. ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please going speaker nancy pelosi in dutch moment of silence in remembrance of the more than 900,000 lives lost to the covid virus. -- american lives lost to the c

nancy pelosi's family has grown rich from that dictatorship. so don't expect to hear nancy pelosi compare chairman xi to hitler anytime soon. debates about what is or what is not a democracy are interesting, and they may have some academic importance. but in the face of the material reality of life in the united states, for example how much do things cost, can i afford them, does the plane land on time, doesn't land safely, can i take the subway or my going to get stabbed by mental patient, somebody let out onto the street? those of the realities that actually matter, not just in this country, but in every country. in the very people pushing this defense of democracy are the very people who have made those material reality is much worse this country. and until they answer for that, they should move onto another country, should improve things there. so we want to walk you through some of the likely consequences of what they are now doing in eastern europe. mark seemed like a good man to start with. thanks so much for joining us tonight. so, with

nancy: we are overweight energy. i don't think that trade is over yet i think when you look to the valuations on some of the productivity drivers i talk about often on your show, and our favorites are cybersecurity, which is big for all of these reasons today. cloud providers, the innards of the clouds, semi. i think you'll be glad that you owned and owns, and you have an opportunity to affect your portfolio because oil is such a small portion of the s&p waiting. we like the names, we have added to some in the last three months. we have added to materials but we have also added to tech names like adobe and microsoft, service now, that are driving future productivity gains. that will be the story as the economy slows. kailey: there is the cyclical play on the sector level but also on the regional level. people saying they are turning to europe. in this environment with war in eastern europe, do you think the u.s. will perform relative to places like it? nancy: interestingly, we have been taking our clients out of the

remember nancy pelosi's words of encourage ments for team usa as they headed off to beijing? >> i would say to our athletes, you are there to compete, do not risk incurring anger of the chinese government because they are ruthless. >> carley: the white house responded, tell you if they agree. >> todd: so uplifting. u.s. democrat ready to kick his party to the curb. we will explain why he's going with the gop next. ♪ it's my 5:52 woke-up-like-this migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes. without worrying if it's too late or where i am. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks cgrp protein, believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. ask about ubrelvy and learn how abbvie can help you save. >> todd: white house and nancy pelosi over human rights violations in beijing. >> carley: athletes expose unfit living conditions at the game. brooke singman has the latest. a lot goi

nancy pelosioe is not going to say nice things about me. she knows t t that i have been a very vocal critic ofle the leadership of the capitol police, the intelligence section, the investigators. they had all of the data, all of the material, the intelligence section of the capitol police knew that the capitol was going to ben,new g the target on january. they knew the extremist groups are going to be there. they knew that individuals had maps, that there was going to be violence and disruption and they held on to that intelligence and it wasn'to shared. and i said, laura , to the to the people that january six should have never happened. the capitol police had t the intelligence they didn't share it and they just kept it to themselves that i've been very vocalal about that . i've also been very vocal aboutc the death of ashley babbitt. i mean, the officer that killeda ashley babbitt, lieutenantut byrd, they conducted a very quick investigation way the too quick and it never even went tor a grand jury. so no, i believe that nancy recognizes

south carolina congresswoman nancy mace, how close is that scenario to happening? >> if that scenario were to happen, that's world war iii. an attack on one, an attack on all. it would be the first case scenario in this situation. as we watch the events unfold, it's very scary what we see over there. when putin gave his remarks a few days ago he said it's a limited military operation. we are not seeing that at all. every morning americans wake up and see the destruction happening in ukraine. i'm glad to see there are protests around the world in support of the people of ukraine and president zelensky, who has so much leadership in the last few days. being out on the streets this morning of kyiv, just remarkable to see the stark difference between his leadership, and putin, who is hiding somewhere in moscow, i'm sure. >> this zelensky guy has got guts, without a doubt. your colleague, representative turner, issued this statement. "this is a time where we need to stand up, show strength, make certain we put putin back in his box and help stop this aggressiveness." co

. >> susan, you also have gop congressman nancy mace who posted this. watch. >> hey, everyone, congresswoman nancy mace here. i'm in front of trump tower today. in 2015 when president trump announced his run, i was one of his earliest supporters. i supported him again in 2020 because the policies i believed in. >> lots of to talk about there. first of all, it happened just days after donald trump endorsed her primary rival. she's from south carolina, right? so what is she doing coming up to new york and standing in front of trump tower across the street? it doesn't seem like her -- is that the backdrop her constituents want when considering how to reelect her? anyway, but does it ultimately show that either you are with donald trump or against him, there's no in between at this point? >> well, it definitely does show that. but what's interesting about donald trump with his endorsements in the primary, they are very valuable, and that's clearly what congresswoman mace sees. she wanted to get on trump's good side, she should have been at a hotel, spending

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and nancy reagan was a good judge of men. i have worked with john as a board member as he said i think for about 12 or 13 years. he has been my friend my colleague my partner in crime his talents and gifts are so broad that for fun at night. he writes best-selling novels. he is a man of vision and guts and in his time here. he has achieved the spectacular. the endowment that lets this foundation exist and thrive john the reagan ge scholarships john the educating new generations of scholars, john the making us the most respected presidential library in america, the one that reinvented what a presidential library is john. the reagan institute, which carries the meaning of reaganism john made that happen how does a great and sprawling institution get through a historic pandemic intact? john you see those hills and mountains behind me john put them there. but i must say really john as a leader and manager john just doesn't help the idea and refine it john executes. he makes it happen and i have simply watched his work with all. f

host: representative nancy mace from south carolina, we appr washington journal continues. host: joining us on the washington journal is representative earl blumenauer, longtime member of congress from oregon, democrat. he works on trade and fiscal issues among other things. congressman, we want to start with where we left off this morning andi

her name is nancy mace. she got off that -- she dropped out of high school at age 17, she went on to earn her high school diploma. she graduated loud come loud from a storied institution. she was the school's first female to graduate from its core of cadets. and she represents a propulse district, it was represented by a democrat before her. so for her first term has been a rollercoaster as she tries to navigate representing the party of trump. for example, in the days after the january 6th insurrection, she's new to congress, by the way, maze voted against impeaching trump but was still openly critical of her parties leader. >> we were really trying hard to figure out how do we, how do we hold a president accountable that put all of our lives at whisk. this was a traumatic event for many members of congress, i believe in the days, weeks, and months to come, the learn more, the persistent. get >> a few weeks after making those comments are the danger of january six, mace was feuding with democratic congressw

. >> yes great job nancy. i want to play this for you because the director of the sports journalism an school of journalism compares voting right laws to genocide in china, take a listen. >> i think it's standard in sports right now you have to have a cognitive you need to cartman department is who are we to criticize china's human rights records we have ongoing attacks by the agents of the state against unarmed citizens. got assaults on the voting rights of our people of color in various states in this country. so sports, i do think it's possible to necessary more than ever to shut everything out if you are to enjoy the actual games themselves. >> alright what say you joe? >> here's a newsflash for ja. three and four americans support voter id requirements including the majority of african-american voters. you want to enter any espn building you need id but you want to enter a storm at northwestern for ja works or any university that you need your id badge. but of course nothing is going to happen to a donde

host: joining us is representative nancy mace, you first termer from south carolina, a republican. you just went through a second covid diagnosis, didn't you? guest: yes, at the beginning of the year. i believe it was omicron based on my symptoms. i did christmas virtually. i did not go out for new year's. and i still got covid-19 for a second time and being vaccinated. i was sick for a couple weeks, actually, and it was a symptomatic long after i tested negative. i hate this illness. host: how severe were your symptoms? caller: one of the days i was sick i had a blood oxygen level that got down to 85. the first time i got sick it was down to 87. that level fluctuates, as mine did, but for about 36 hours it

what has pushed nancy pelosi her -- party seen all of this? >> well, i think the word cult is probably correct. but a cult is, especially occurs matt it calls, where you have the all powerful leader, trump, who is seen as a god like figure. those calls are self-contained, intentionally. if you are in one, you are required to believe the belief system. a part of that, which is important to understand, is that you are also required to deny or ignore or attack those people who challenge the belief system, which is exactly what we see from many of these trump followers, who act as they cannot hear. they attack those who challenged them, which is what happened to cheney. >> the advantages are that you have an echo chamber of people who are admiring you, affirming you. it is a self forming system. everyone agrees on the same things. everyone worships later. on the other hand, stand up against that, it means that you aren't an outcast. your pariah. you yourself get attacked. another advantage is that you are seen as superior to the outsiders. so, we

cbs' nancy cordes joins us now from the white house, good evening, nancy. good evening, nancy. >> reporter: good evening, norah. what's new here is the possibility that the department of justice could get involved in what had been an issue between the former president and the national archives. now, as you mentioned, a few weeks ago, the national archives recovered about 15 boxes of presidential records from mar-a- lago, mr. trump's home in florida. well, now cbs news has confirmed the national archives has asked d.o.j. to look into how mr. donald trump handled his white house records, though it's unclear right now what kind of crime, if any, they might investigate. according to the "washington post," among the materials that were recovered from mar-a-lago were letters between the former president and north korean leader kim jong-un, a letter that former president obama left behind for president trump, and that infamous map of hurricane dorian's path that mr. trump altered using a sharpie. now, today, the former president released a statement saying that he