and so nancy. yes, you know, can you tell us about this the symbolism in those and racist says there's no religious over time to those whatsoever and nancy's just flabbergasted anita. thank you nancy, and i want to go as we start to conclude our panel because i want to ask each of our panelists a final thought and question on mrs. reagan's legacy her impact on the library and the legacy of the president. i just wanted to add one thing that we referred to a little bit here today her impact on the white house and the restorations and renovations that she did there. i'd be remiss if i didn't being on the board of the white house historical association gale is to this is an important relationship that all first lady since jackie kennedy have had with this private association to keep the white house the museum quality that it should be and be the standard that mrs. reagan wanted. she raised a lot of private money and not just for the white house, but also for blair house some of the things that were don

through the issuance of the nancy reagan stamp. we hope to provide the means for the public to come together. in remembrance and commemoration of this great and impactful american i along with 650,000 women and men of the united states postal service and proud to honor first lady nancy reagan with this stamp. thank you. now participants for joining us if you is now my pleasure to introduce fred ryan chairman of the board of trustees of the ronald reagan presidential foundation and institute. fred served as an assistant to president reagan at the white house and as chief of staff for former president ronald reagan from 1989 to 1995. police. welcome fred. thank you postmaster good, dr. biden. and i have the feeling someone's looking over my shoulder. and it wouldn't be the first time. it's a pleasure to be able to join you this morning to pay tribute to a remarkable woman and a truly great american. 38 years ago today on a windspeed cliff in normandy france president reagan delivered one of his best known speeches commemorating the 4

davis and later nancy reagan. hers is a complicated and often very painful story but i think that ronald reagan shows well and the country owes him a debt for that. >> what do you say about someone who gives your life meaning and support and understanding, someone who makes sacrifices so that your life will be easier and more successful but what you say is you love that person and treasure her i simply can't imagine the last eight years without nancy. the presidency wouldn't have been the joy without her there beside me and that second floor living quarters in the white house would have seemed a lonely spot without her waiting for me every day. they had all kinds of advisors and experts who look after his interests when it comes to foreign policy or the economy but no one looks after their needs for a human being nancy has done that for me through recuperation's and crisis. every president should be so lucky. [applause] i think it is all too common in marriages that no matter how much partners love each other they

[laughter] big nancy did her best to make little nancy a and non-and at oe point little nancy said she did not want to be a nun but she might be interested in being a priest. [laughter] [applause] >> i think big nancy gave nancy pelosi comfort with doing things and ignoring those who said a woman couldn't do it. you as an italian-american can't do it and it think it made her fearless and she also learned, she also learned from childhood how to manage and motivate. the d'alesandro family had something called the favor file and you don't need it dictionary to understand what a favor file is. big nancy and little nancy would sit at the table in the front room of their homeme in little italy and constituents would lineup up to the sidewalk to go through and seek favors. they might need some help with housing or maybe they had an immigration issue or maybe they had a child in jail and they wanted help from the mayor to get her out of jail. big nancy would listen to the problem and the favor that was needed and write it down the card and figure out what they could do to help. if you've got a

davis, a later nancy reagan. hers is a complicated and often very painful story, but i think that ronald reagan chose well in his partner for life and i do think that the country owes had i am -- owes him a debt for that. >> what do you say about someone who gives your life meaning, who is always there with support and understanding, someone who makes sacrifices so that your life will be easier and more successful? what you say is that you love that person and treasure her. [applause] >> i simply can't imagine the last eight years without nancy. the presidency wouldn't have been the joy it's been for me without her there beside me and that second floor living quarters in the white house would have seemed a big and lonely spot without mer waiting for me every day at the end of the day. she once said that a president has all kinds of advisors and experts who look after his interests when it comes to foreign policy or the economy or whatever, but no one who looks after his needs as a human being. well, nancy has don

that i think that big nancy gave nancy big nancy dalessandro gave nancy pelosi comfort with doing things and ignoring those who said you couldn't do it you as a woman couldn't do it you as an italian-american couldn't do it. i think it just made her it made her fearless and she also learned. she also learned from childhood how to manage and motivate supporters. she the dalessandro family had something called the favor file. and you don't actually need a dictionary to understand. what a favor file is so they would big nancy and little nancy would sit at a table. in the front room of their home in little italy in constituents would line up. like line up out to the sidewalk to go through and see. favors they might need some help with housing, or maybe they had an immigration issue, or maybe they had a child in jail, and they wanted some help from the mayor to get him or her out of jail and big nancy would listen to the problem to the favor that was needed write it down on a card. and figure out what they could do to help and if you got a favor granted that came with a certain expectation. t

ray -- nancy reagan. it celebrates the very best of americans and nancy reagan suffers that idea. people be the sixth first lady honored with a u.s. postage stamp. the previous stamps were issued for marker washington, the first american woman ever featured on a poster shape, molly addison -- eleanor roosevelt and lady bird johnson. nancy reagan was an inspiring individual. she was an important part of one of the most pivotal presidencies of the 21st century as the wife of the 40 first president of united states. her willingness to confront difficult and personal topics made her one of the most influential and on my -- admired first lady's. to recognize her contributions, we will issue the stamp on july six. the dedication ceremony will be held at the monterey daylight -- ronald reagan library. we hope to provide the means for the public to come together to remember this great and impactful american. i along with 640,000 women in of the united states postal service are plowed -- proud to honor first reaga

is later nancy reagan. yours is complicated and often very painful story. but i think that ronald reagan chose well and his partner for life and i do think that the country owes him acheck for that . >> what do you say about someone who gives life meaning? what do you say about someone who's always there with support and understanding ? the one who makes sacrifices so that your life will be easier and more successful . but what you say is that you love that person and treasure them. [applause] i simply can't imagine the last eight years without nancy. the presidency wouldn't have been joined expense for me without them there beside me the second floor moving corners in thewhite house would have seen the lonely spot without waiting for me every day at the end of the day . you know, she once said a president as all kinds of advisors experts who after his interests when it comes to foreign policy or the economy or whatever . but no one looks after his needs as a human being. well, nancy has done. for the rule

nancy come in front of all of your friends here today, thank you for all you do. your love.or thank you for just being you. [cheers and applause] >> the book is the triumph of nancy reagan come out tomorrow and on sale everywhere. thank you so much for joining us today. >> after the death the george floyd those that march to protest racial disparity in that black lives matter and the rallies focused for showing who was honored in america whose lives matter then who's did not. >> best-selling author and then with the corporate leaders and nonprofits, you have been in the limelight and the spotlight you decided to write a book what prompted me to tell you the story? >> so this is my memoir which seems od

i've tried to just let nancy be nancy for change. in doing the book, i found that the life of a first lady sometimes it's difficult to explain to those that haven't been through it. one thing most people don't realize, and i certainly didn't realize it until i had gotten a few bumps and scrapes is this law -- you just don't move into the white house. you have to learn how to live there. life in that mansion is different. i don't mean simply because it's the only house in the country that comes equipped with access to air missiles. i don't mean, when your husband leaves the, house he often was a followed fruit vest. it's not just the knowledge that a military officer with a black briefcase's day or, night always only seconds away from the many married. those things are a price you pay for the honor of living there, and it is an honor. without a moment hesitation, i can tell you, i wouldn't trade our time in the white house for even extra years added onto my life. the remarkable thing is, how magnified life is there at the mansion. the

her effort as she said to let nancy be nancy. but she left plenty of clues along the way her public image in particular was a source of continuing frustration to her. you'll hear in her own voice how she experienced her white house years featuring footage from c-span's video library. first nancy reagan on how she tried to counter negative publicity part of an interview with journalist hedrick smith. she's talking about her 1982 surprise performance at the gridiron club pressed dinner in washington known for its political parodies. this is nancy reagan in her own words. second hand clothes secondhand closed they're all the rage at the spring fashion shows. even my two new trench coat with for color ronnie bought for 10 cents on the dollar. secondhand gowns old hand-me-downs. the china is the the only thing that's new. even though they tell me i'm no longer queen. did ronnie have to buy me that new sewing machine. secondhand closed second-hand clothes, i sure sure hope ed me so i guess i came around. to thinking well, all right. we

i've tried to just let nancy be nancy for change. in doing the book, i found that the life of a first lady sometimes it's difficult to explain to those that haven't been through it. one thing most people don't realize, and i certainly didn't realize it until i had gotten a few bumps and scrapes is this: you just don't move into the white house. you have to learn how to live there. life in that mansion is different. i don't mean simply because it's the only house in the country that comes equipped with access to air missiles. i don't mean, when your husband leaves the, house he often was a followed fruit vest. it's not just the knowledge that a military officer with a black briefcase's day or, night always only seconds away from the many married. those things are a price you pay for the honor of living there, and it is an honor. without a moment hesitation, i can tell you, i wouldn't trade our time in the white house for even extra years added onto my life. the remarkable thing is, how magnified life is there at the mansion. the highs

, nancy, nancy, shut up, this is china. i don't care, my boyfriend knows karate. goddam t nancy, just get in the car, gets in the car, nancy. no one wants a world war. speaking of potential world war, we should definitely talk about the battle brewing over instagram. you know the best app to see which of your high school friends are voched in-- if you have been on instagram lately you may have noticed that it, it sucks, right. everything is an ad. and your feed is full of people you don't follow. which is so confusing. cuz i'm scrolling and i start reading someone's post, do i know this person? was i supposed to be at this wedding? and then you look and it says because you follow your friend, we thought you might like a post from a stranger. no, i don't. like the cute dress. anyway, everyone-- everything has been complain being instagram. everyone has been complaining but they haven't been forced to respond until now. because the royal family of instagram has stepped into the fray. >> instagram is defending itself after use

and if nancy pelosi now— airbases recently. and if nancy pelosi now cancels _ airbases recently. and if nancy pelosi now cancels this - airbases recently. and if nancy pelosi now cancels this trip it l pelosi now cancels this trip it will heighten the fears i suppose of those in taiwan that the united states is simply backing down in the face of chinese aggression. it’s backing down in the face of chinese aggression. it's even more problematic _ chinese aggression. it's even more problematic than - chinese aggression. it's even more problematic than that. l chinese aggression. it's even i more problematic than that. for the past four or five decades, the past four or five decades, the chinese have been very upset with moves in congress made to support taiwan. the correct statement made by the white house has always been that the executive branch does not control congress. the taiwan relations, the potential defence of taiwan, was put forth by congress. so now if all of a sudden nancy pelosi doesn't go to taiwan because she has urged not to do so by the president we are likely t

the next to nancy reagan was john roberts. and when john roberts was at library he began the story by saying as they sat down nancy reagan immediately extended an invitation to him to come to the library. he explained to her that he wasn't accepting invitations yet and as he described it by the third course, they were penciling in the date for his visit. if justice of the united states susceptible to her powers of persuasion thank you. gaylor can yeah i get i like jim. i remember my last visit with her which was in october of 2015. she passed away in march of 16. and she was in her wheelchair. she was perfectly quaffed the nails were done the earrings were on. but she was frail and and she had sort of half sentences not whole sentences. words, but it was clear to me. she was following the election. it was clear to me. she was up on everything that was going on at the library. i think they're just been a debate at the library. and and at one point sitting in this wheelchair and she was frail and small and and she said i think g

f nancy pelosi now— have only seen them do. f nancy pelosi now cancels _ have only seen them do. f nancy pelosi now cancels this _ have only seen them do. f nancy pelosi now cancels this trip - have only seen them do. f nancy pelosi now cancels this trip it - pelosi now cancels this trip it will heighten the fares i suppose of those in taiwan that the united states is simply backing down in the face of chinese aggression. it is even more problematic _ chinese aggression. it is even more problematic than - chinese aggression. it is even more problematic than that. i chinese aggression. it is even i more problematic than that. the chinese have only been very upset with moves in congress made to support taiwan. the correct statement be made by the white house is that the taiwan, the potential defence of taiwan was put forth by congress. if nancy pelosi does not go to taiwan because she is urged not to do so by the president, we are likely to see much more pressure coming out of beijing against the white house, for whatever moves, statements or legislation come out of the us congress

sign me up, it's a strange place to be, but i'm with nancy on this one. >> jesse: i'm with nancy too, even swalwell. i would be even eric swalwell if he wanted to spend the night taiwan and spend the night fancy fancy hotel and steak dinners. explain why you think joe biden did this. i believe it's because he is compromised. his son is come pro-mizeed. his brother and family. they have taken millions, everybody in the u.s. government knows it and he gets off the phone with the chinese and has this kind of weak response up there as press secretary saying ahhh, is it because he is compromised? >> jesse, i don't know. i know this. with respect to afghanistan, the taliban, he was weak. vladimir putin invaded europe on his watch and he has responded in ways that haven't instilled our -- in our allies the backbone necessary to expel him from doing that now the chinese communist party is threatening the speaker of the house and threatening to take over taiwan itself. this is what happens when you have leaders in the white house

. ~ of nancy pelosi's make visit to taiwan? ., ~ , ., of nancy pelosi's make visit to taiwan? ., ~ i. ., ., taiwan? thank you for having me. taiwan? thank you for having me- would — taiwan? thank you for having me. would say _ taiwan? thank you for having me. would say overall- taiwan? thank you for having me. would say overall the . taiwan? thank you for having | me. would say overall the call went about as well as the two sides could have hoped although expectations were generally pretty low at the core's upset that there would be any diplomatic breakthrough. perhaps the biggest takeaway is that president biden and xi jinping are possibly planning to meet face—to—face as early as this fall during the 620 leaders summit. i think that the call in general, it is really part of a white house led effort to ensure that the intensified competition between the united states and china doesn't veer into the military domain and so they see these leader to lead exchanges as vital to that effort and that includes being able to have a very frank discussion about taiwan. it very fran

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there are reports of a possible visit by us house speaker nancy pelosi. in ukraine, soldiers on the frontline are saying that russia's bombardment of the eastern region of the country has dropped by at least a half — thanks to the arrival of sophisticated western artillery pieces. it's not yet known if it's merely a lull in the fighting. the 22nd commonwealth games are under way. the opening ceremony took place on thursday evening in the english city of birmingham. the commonwealth is made up of more than 72 nations and territories that used to be part of the british empire. friday will see the sporting events commence. now on bbc news, it's time for click. we've got a tasty programme for you this week. when is chocolate not chocolate? when it's made of... kinky salts! don't knock it till you've tried it! right. lj's feeling out of this world as she explores the new ways to tidy up high—speed space trash. we're going to be bathed in lights and sounds, and apart from that, i have no idea what to expect. and spencer takes a trip to an inner world.

there are reports of a possible visit by us house speaker nancy pelosi. ukraine is thought to be trying to recapture the southern region of kherson, which was seized by russia at the very start of the war. when the russian troops first rolled in, resistance to russian occupation didn't die, it simply and quietly moved underground. the 22nd commonwealth games are underway. the opening ceremony took place on thursday evening in the english city of birmingham.

pelosi's plane to prevent nancy pelosi's plane from landing in taiwan. of course, there are other rumours as well, china has never flown a plane rumours as well, china has neverflown a plane inside taiwan's territorial airspace that's within 12 nautical miles. and they have not, of course, flown over taiwan, and yet that is the potential outcome of this visit. of course, taiwanese aircraft scrambled. the potentialfor an scrambled. the potential for an incident, scrambled. the potentialfor an incident, and even an accident, is high. i533 incident, and even an accident, is hiuh. �* , incident, and even an accident, ishiuh. j ., ~ incident, and even an accident, ishiuh. j ., incident, and even an accident, ishiuh. j . is high. by me, thank you so much for _ is high. by me, thank you so much for talking _ is high. by me, thank you so much for talking to - is high. by me, thank you so much for talking to the - is high. by me, thank you so much for talking to the bbc. | much for talking to the bbc. thank you. the united states says it has offered russia a de

we heard that the democratic speaker of the house nancy pelosi went to visit -- wants to visit taiwan. six people familiar with the situation said antipollution will take delegation to taiwan inugust. she plans to go in l. china reacted to the news with a warning. >> we have repeatedly stated our position that we are firmly opposed ■against speaker nanc pelosi'sisit to taiwan. -- they pay challenges -- if they challenge type -- >> if nancy pelosi's visit goes ahead, the concern is the stakes are potentially high. >> the chinese are usually strong about any sort of visit about u.s. lawmakers to taiwan. they see it as provocations and warn against them but given that nancy pelosi is senior, she is the house speaker and she is in succession to the presidency and she is from the same party as the president. all ofhese things have increased the kinds of reactions and warnings from the chinese and there is a view from some of the administration that it is not a good idea to go at this time, also, because the chinese are going to be having an important party congress in november and xi jin

are to talk on the phone as bejing warns washington it will bear the consequences if house speaker nancy pelosi visits taiwan. the united states says it's offered russia a deal aimed at freeing the american basketball player, brittney griner. trying to avert a globalfood crisis — the first ships carrying crucial grain supplies prepare to leave ports in ukraine. he's credited with inspiring the global green movement — tributes are paid to the environmentalist, james lovelock, who has died at the age of 103. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. a potential visit to taiwan by the us house speaker, nancy pelosi, is stirring alarm in presidentjoe biden�*s administration. officials are concerned the trip may cross red lines for china and fears there's no potential exit path. beijing, which claims sovereignty over the island, has already issued harsh warnings, even suggesting a possible military response. against this backdrop, president biden is expected to call president xi on thursday, for the first time in months. gareth barlow reports. this is taiwan. to bei

when roswell introduced nancy what he didn't say was nancy was? a mainstay basically at the library of congress for how many years 33 33 years. so i knew nancy before. i even thought about the library of congress but admired her and then she did something else. that's very interesting. she left the library of congress and went to dc public library first i went to the council on library and information resources for two years. and then from there to dc public. and then from there to a special project in vietnam working with the parliamentarians ovietnam to build a research library for that parliament. and from from there. i went to au so i'm one of those people who sort of wandered around librarianship finding every opportunity and taking it. that's a good point in terms of. some of the first time attendees the people who were in library slash information cool. it can tell my age when i just say library school library school to think about your career in a more cyclical way or winding way to be able to go from that. and i wanted to ask you a questi

nancy, are you playing? >> you know, dagen i've never played and i think i'm going to take a quiktrip after the show and figure out if i can get mine in. i feel pretty lucky my flight got here and it was on time yesterday so this could be my lucky day. dagen: [laughter] i like how that is how you feel what makes you feel lucky in this day and age. brandon, what do you say? >> i think even if somebody wins this jackpot in its entirety just to put it in perspective all $790 million is an enormous sum of money, just keep in mind the president's latest budget was about $5.8 trillion with a t. this is a small drop in the bucket relative to what congress spends each and every year, so good luck to everyone whose playing out there, but keep in mind, the real money is taking place in capitol hill right now. dagen: well-said. nancy, what is it, it be like 460-some million in cash. that's like one year's child support for elon musk. >> [laughter] can't let that one rest. dagen: no, i can't let it go, nancy. nancy teng

but nancy wants the bill dead. this is coming just after nancy's husband paulie p. hit the jackpot, again. after buying up shares of a company directly impacted by the new chip bill earlier today when nancy was asked about her conflict of interest, she angrily walked away. watch. >> over the course of your career, has your husband ever made a stock purchase or based on information he received from you. >> no, absolutely not. >> jesse: and that was the end of the press conference. i guess fancy nancy want us to think it's the luck of the draw as paulie p. just knows how to nail every trade. drops a million dollars into the tesla. biden miragelessly announces a new deal. splashes almost 6 mill on microsoft. government hands him a juicy $10 billion contract. slinging 230,000 shares of a chip company called nvidia then congress pass as $22 billion chip bill. he must be the luckiest man in napa, right, nance. tulsi gabbard is a former presidential candidate. you were in the house. you know how this deal is, the natives are wresless as they say. is nancy losing her grip o

so whittle a nancy tells us why she did not pass the test back then. her uncle, a local chief, started to sexually abuse her at the age of 15. so in one day when she came back from school, he was in her room a fabulous i thinking i glean glen. he said i must not try to scream because when he was about to do is not going to be nice to meet with you. the 1st he told me that if i will tell anyone about this, i will be thrown out of school that i will be the laughing stock in the village of land. over 3 years, nancy was brutally raped by her uncle because he was a powerful man in the community. no one in a family wanted to face the truth. he didn't know. i still believe that even now i believe that i am a virgin because i didn't break my virginity willingly for now. it wasn't me cindy and i wasn't ready to lose it. and i was looking for coverage and there's no doubt that 6 education is needed in this country, but is virginity testing the right framework forward? there's so many girls who are rejected in the greatest time of need and i'm asking myself, shou

nancy would never get involved in pillow talk, right? but nancy is not worried. she has got an ace up her sleeve and she is stacking the deck in her favor. you see, we joust swore in a new sec commissioner this week. his name is jamie, he also just happens to be a former senior adviser to nancy pelosi. he worked for nancy for nearly 15 years. here is nancy in may singing jamie's praises to the senate. >> it is my privilege to introduce a devoted champion of working families. a respected expert on financial services and a lifelong public servant. he is brilliant strategic mind, wide ranging expertise and unending compassion have been essential to much of the work of the congress. and if confirmed as a commissioner, he will be an invaluable asset to the securities and exchange commission and its independent work: high may, the senate bought it look, like and singer. going to be in charge of all insider trading investigations. i have got to hand it to nancy. she is always one step ahead. what if i was to blame the rise in shark attacks on democrats? would you say co

after that, nancy's life became an ordeal. as it does about valley, put a white dot on your forehead that shows if you a virgin or not wave itching or not. when you get out of the testing role, joined the other girls outside a killer won't comment on madonica and really don't have to start. this means you are not a virgin article graham, philip after that, and my granny said she knew all along that i am just here to sully the name of the family laughing to look like. now every one in the village is laughing at our singing. i've been on thursday, i didn't mind la, but i was been insulted every day for something i didn't do. i. as in that i just wanted to kill myself. our vendor for now or comment is so sight. nancy flit her home village to johannesburg. some 800 kilometers away. we completely on her own. she finished school and started a face painting business. nancy's family broke old ties with her the law says that virginity tests are allowed under strict conditions. girls need to give their consent be at an age above 16, and

we don't want to talk to nancy pelosi. in case of joe biden, if you are a lawyer there are stacks of this stuff in front of you showing conflicts, showing moneys, showing dealing with foreign entities and not registered inraising serious tax questions, and they ignore it. are the republicans ensuring, you say they asked that documents be protected. are the republicans ensuring that the documents will be protected? even with this january 6 committee, what is response from nancy pelosi been? >> the response for january 6 committee has been no response, they have not complied with our request to turn thehe documents over, we will pursue that when we ern the majority. and multiple controversy of joe biden illegal entanglements with hunter's illegal business operations we made those requests, we made those requests if terms of preservation and turning over the documents, they have stonewalled us, when the house flips we'll ensure that transparency and accountability and role of congress, to have oversight, that is an important

i think i because nancy pelosi as you know, is the cert persisting in the u. s. command on like. so, is that very high status? you know, officers visiting if he can, should he come to taiwan? ah, and for me is also 2nd law. i figured he important state of that got isa. united state is ready to change ice current policy of strategical ambiguity into strategical care. ricky. so if the piracy i truly come to visit i one and you can mention the, i know other restriction for, ah, i don't all features us off. he has come to the taiwan. so that i mean, saw in on a 2nd 5, the change of the u. s policy to what i want from a general max here. thank you very much for being on the show today. okay, thank you. since the beginning of the year, china's military posturing towards taiwan has grown more aggressive. it's been holding more combat readiness drills nearby. it infiltrates the self ruled islands as space almost on a daily basis. in response, taiwan is ramping up its military capabilities. ty ones homegrown, 85 grave. eagle leaves its nest. the fighter jet will be dep

ah, i think i because nancy pelosi as you know, is the cert persisting in the u. s. command line. so is that very high status? you know, fisher saw visiting if he can, should he come to taiwan? ah, and for me is also 2nd law. i figured he important steak on that got isa. united state is ready to change ice current policy of strategical ambiguity into strategical care, ricky. so if the piracy truly come to visit, i want and you can mention the, i know other restriction for, ah, i don't all features, yes, all features come to these talent. so that means are in a 2nd phase, the change of the u. s. policy to what i want for my general max. you thank you very much for being on the show today. okay, thank you. since the beginning of the year, china's military posturing towards taiwan has growing more aggressive. it's been holding more combat readiness drills nearby. it infiltrates the self ruled islands as space almost on a daily basis. in response tie one is ramping up its military capabilities. ty, one's home grown, 85 gravy gl leaves its nest. the fighter jet will be deployed for air

after that, nancy's life became an ordeal. as it does, of oak valley put a white dot on your forehead that shows if you're a virgin or not wave itching or not. when you get out of the testing role, joined the other girls outside a kilowatt comment on amazon. and really don't have to start. this means you are not a virgin ethical gum village. after that, my granny said she knew all along that i am just here to sully the name of the family laughing to look by now everyone in the village is laughing at us in every now and thursday. i didn't mind la, but i was been insulted. every day for something i didn't do i, as in that i just wanted to kill myself. our vendor for now or comment is so sight . nancy flit her home village to johannesburg some 800 kilometers away. we completely on her own. she finished school and started a face painting business. nancy's family broke old ties with her the law says that virginity tests are allowed under strict conditions. girls need to give their consent be at an age above 16, and that results mus

how speaker nancy pelosi planned visit to taiwan would be a victory for china. that's the warning from senate republican leader mitch mcconnell, as quoted by a bloomberg article or report, or rather earlier china told washington that policies visit to taiwan. plan for august would have serious consequences. beijing says it would take forceful measures if the u. s. house speaker follows through with her plans. it would be the 1st visit of such an american official to taiwan in 25 years. this comes and made a growing concern over tensions between beijing and ty, pay over the possible consequences of policies visit to taiwan. while some us officials are fearful of a potential con, like the china, other politicians like mitch mcconnell are apparently pushing for a serious confrontation with beijing. you know, the whole idea that we're worried about chinese rhetoric shows how misplaced our policy is. this is a question of how america conducts its own foreign policy and thank you very much. decision ping will conduct it the way we want to conduct it. can we send a con

even with the january 6 committy what is response from nancy pelosi. >> the response from nanu nancy pelosi has been no response, they have not complied. we will pursue that when we earn the majority, with the multiple controversies of joe biden's illegal entanglement with hunter biden's transaction. the actual role of congress, to have oversight, an american role that a democrat control congress has failed on. we hole them accountable. not just the biden crime family issues, the border, they have refused to turnover documents and to make administration officials available with the border crisis. joe biden is not living by the rule of law, they are avoiding anything and having wide open amnesty policies that are not according to the rule of law, not according to what congress passed. and it has been a disaster, the most open border and most insecurity border in our history, we intend to use oversight tools, it is so important in government. >> in context of the abortion. joe biden mentioned that poor 10 year old girl, who was raped. and received an abortion, from one state to the oth

but it is this most eminent issue of whether or not nancy pelosi will travel. we should point out, the pentagon is discouraging it at this time. but at the same time, congress is a co equal branch of the white house in terms of government. it's not up to the white house to say whether or not she travels, even as it is advising against it. kimberly obviously nancy pelosi is well aware of what this trip would mean and the potential for escalation. why then is she, is she even considering going to taiwan? well, you know, there are a lot of domestic politics at play. i nancy pelosi is a member of the house of representatives, and she represents many of asian americans who feel that it's important to recognize ty, wine in its own sort of democratic rights. and so this is something that is important to her as she recognizes those interests of her own constituents. add to that there's sort of an economic issue that's at play here as well. and so there are a number of domestic issues. in fact, some would say that nancy pelosi is really playing to domestic interests and