. >> nancy pelosi and her husband, paul. we are going to play that to footage for you now. and please note that some viewers might find this video disturbing. >> doing what's going on there? >> this happened back on october 28th and you can see when the door opens pelosi and dip at both seem to have a hold of the hammer. tangled arm in arm and when officers confront them to pap takes full control of the hammer, swinging it towards pelosi's head. as he falls to the ground. the officers leap forward to try and stop the attack from getting any worse. now in addition to the body cam we also received security video from outside the pelosi home. so take a look at this at 05:00:05am, the morning of the attack. you can see the pap enter from the top of the screen. >> he walks around to the back of the home as he looks around with his hands on his hips. he leaves and their returns about a minute later this time carrying a backpack and 2 bags. you can see one of them right there. he sets them down. he spent a few more minutes ruffling through those bags eventually he reaches into one

pelosi part of this, you can despise nancy pelosi and her policies, but to your point, harris, you can't fault the woman for not wanting to see this video. i don't think that anyone can, she is entirely within her right to not want to see it. as for the video itself, i am appalled that there were entities that wanted to keep this from the public, if something is in a court of law, it should be made -- 's bill and why would there be a call for that? we are getting ready a few hours from now to see something that would be awful to watch, it's part of the case that will probably captivate the nation. >> todd: there are members of the d.c. swamp and bagman on the west coast they want to keep things like this from the public. the reasoning come i think that there is a lot of reasons, too many to get into here, but at the end of the day there are forces that don't want things public. we espouse the virtues of transparency. the court of law as a public court of law, you have a legal right to see things that are happening in the court, that's why courtrooms by and large are open with the excepti

>> nancy pelosi didn't deny it. she has kind of politicized things for 40 years. >> laura: i have high ever met you in person? >> never. >> laura: isn't weird. it's good to see you. everyone here is so wonderful. i'm such a huge fan of yours. you work the late shift. we work the late shift. you're out here, it's easier for you. you can catch trace in about 90 minutes from now on "fox news @ night." you better tune in. we move now from phony exorcisms to fluency vaccination recommendations. the fda has asked its panel of advisors to improve and annual covid shot for healthy adults similar to the influence of campaigns meant at combating the flu. forget potential side effects, adverse reactions, new study reveals that in the production gain from loser jobs wanes rapidly. would an annual shot be any different question on joining me now, dr. marty makary. he's a professor, author of "the price we pay. what is going on with this shift of the fda? >> there is an agenda from the white house. it's saying we need an indefini

nancy pelosi: thank you very much mr. leader. thank you for having your first public act to be one of reflection, a time of reflection and gratitude to our heroes. i associate myself with all of our colleagues here with your remarks singing their praises. the january 6 insurrection shook our republic to the core. for many in the congress and across our country, the physical, psychological and emotional scars are still raw. from the unspeakable horror spring extraordinary heroism. law enforcement heroes confronted the insurrectionist to protect the capital, the congress and our constitution. it is with great respect and admiration that we are joined by the families this morning. thank you to the families. for considering us worthy to share your grief, to your honor your loss. when we have the gold medal ceremony the highest honor the congress campus tone, i said at that time, your acceptance of the gold-medal in honor of your family members courage brought lester to the metal. we always pray for god to bless america and he certain

kristen: nancy pelosi the release of the video. larry: this as we wait to see another video, tyre nichols. that is expected to be released any minute. we will bring it to you later this hour. thank you for joining us. kristen: the pelosi video released after the san francisco superior court ruled there was no need to keep it a secret. it was played in court last month. paul pelosi was attacked at his home in san francisco on october 28. larry: the suspect said he was targeting nancy pelosi. our reporter is here now with a closer look at that video. >> yeah, a lot to go through here. first, a warning to our viewers. this footage is disturbing. there has been misinformation about it from the beginning. we are only showing certain clips to dispel myths about oversight by police. >> [indiscernible] >> it was october 28. >> [indiscernible] he is waiting for her to come back. >> two san francisco police officers responded to a wellness check for nancy pelosi. one of the responding officers had to check his -- [indiscernible]

we elected three speakers newt gingrich, john boehner and also nancy pelosi. but fewer than 218 votes but if everybody votes for somebody by name, 434 total number of house right now based on that quorum call it is in fact 218. you might have people get sick and have travel plans and a republican elect on that side of the aisle. one had a baby a couple of days ago so you don't know who will be here. you try to get 434 people in the same room at the same time. but again, it is going to be hard to have somebody get more votes than kevin mccarthy peer that is where if this drags on for several days, that is where people start to say there is a coalition candidate out there that some democrats and some republicans could support. but that is still unclear appear that is a long way away from this pier that is why i don't see this much chaos on capitol hill in a long time. a lot of times, you can go up to senior members and say, "what will happen?" and they will give you one scenario or another scenario but no one knows how this will go because we have not seen this

you may remember that paul pelosi was attacked in his home, along with nancy pelosi that they own a home together in san francisco. this happened back in october. the former speaker was not at the home during the attack. the suspect, david depape, who was arrested that night, is now facing assault, attempted murder and other charges related to attacking a family member of an elected official. depape has pleaded not guilty. we have team coverage this middays on our investigative unit is going through every frame of that new body cam, as well as surveillance video, as well as the 911 call. first, we want to begin with nbc bay area's bigad shaban with more. >> reporter: marcus, good afternoon. we were the first to receive the video and audio evidence used against david depape, and included in those exhibits is police body camera video showing the moments the two san francisco police officers arrived at the pelosi home at about 2:00 a.m. early that morning. shortly after the door opens, standing there are both david depape and paul pelosi, each with a hand on the same hammer. officers order

tacker against nancy pelosi's husband. what the new evidence is revealing about the br >> tonight at 6.30, we continue our coverage of the video released of the attack on former house speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul. and

stephanie: two plice officers the home f nancy pelosi. presidency. was unaware and had to check his phone. c1 >> 2640. stepanie: after police knocked on? >> drp the hammer. >> nope. stephanie: suspect is seen striking paul pelosi on the head with a five pound steel hamr. we are no showing the moments that followed, but pelosi lai unconsous on the floor while police arsted cap. sources tell the i team that certan pieces of evelyn's >> is the capitol police around? stephanie: the caitol police captured the pap wal onto the pelosi property, cased it for a minute beforestarting pto break in. he described it all. >> was there a broke >> i saw t. stephanie: capitol police cameras show him striking the6 1 glass window 16 times before physically using his body weight to brea cameras at the time and the i am learned that when the glass roke, the home did not have the proper upgrades in plae that would notifycapitol police. paul pelosi hinted to the 911 operator. protecting my wife >> this is san fraisco police. >> i understand. attempts to make it lear there

house and nancy pelosi's reaction to the video. >> the news at 6:00 is next. memphis, tennessee. peaceful demonstrations are underway in response to the violent body camera video showing the traffic stop and eating up tyre nichols -- traffic stop and beating of tyre nichols. four officers are charged with attempted murder. >> that reading -- that beating took place three weeks ago tomorrow. >> protests are taking place in the bay area right now, including a demonstration and march down market street. >> we have reaction to the video and the praise memphis authorities are receiving today from nichols' emily. -- nichols' family. >> we have been hearing from officials about how would be. people have been drawing comparisons to rodney king and george floyd. shocking video came out in four different parts and featured police body camera footage and surveillance video that shows in great detail the moments after a police officer pulled over nichols' vehicle. nichols ran away after being traffic stopped, estop the police chief called into question. officers later app

. >> brutal el ataque al marido de la congresista nancy pelosi, eso muestra el video de la cámara corporal del oficial que acudió al auxilio de paul pelosi atacado con martillo en su casa. >> va en ascenso el número de menores no acompañados rescatados en la frontera con méxico. hablamos con los menores que cuentan cómo se sientan y qué anhelan al pisar suelo estadounidense . >> (música) (música) (música) noticias telemundo en la noche, con arantxa loizaga . >> (música) . >> (música) . >> bienvenidos y gracias por acompañarnos. >> esta noche en el país hay una tensa calma por la golpiza a tyre nichols el pasado 7 de enero a manos de cinco policías en memphis. las imágenes les advertimos que son fuertes (gritos) escuchó a tyre nichols gritar por su madre por tres veces. el joven de 29 años lo sacaron de su auto, lo tiraron al piso, y fue electrocutado con la pistola de descargas, además, lo golpearon con puños y lo patearon. murió después tres días en el hospital, fue cerca de donde vivía con su madre. (gritos). >> como puede ver este acto de brutalidad policial hizo

i watched what nancy pelosi did where she politicized it. the first time in the history as a speaker not allowing the minority to a.to a committee, to pick and choose. we watch the politicization of that, they should see what happened instead of a report for a political basis. i will take the answer. we are looking through that and i want to be thoughtful about it. >> on the debt ceiling, republicans provide votes. >> we want to make sure we don't put any fiscal problems to our economy and won't. we continue to do business as usual. when trump was president and nancy pelosi was speaker they became a debt ceiling agreement and it was a agreement for two years, capping spending and make that decision. this is something people have utilized. you and all americans. if you have a child, you give them a credit card and they spend the limit to increase the limit again and again and again. when does it end? we have got to change the way we are spending money wastefully in this country. we are going to make sure that happens. good to see you. [inaudi

nancy pelosi was there for the the optimist being passed. getting back to her earlier years of the speaker as the affordable care act. the practical nature of the house dictates that there are a series of lieutenants will take over the speakership for boy do that -- for more day-to-day. host: let's hear from melissa, iowa, the independent line. caller: hi, thanks for taking my call. you talked about how nancy pelosi was so great about raining people in and the affordable care act that she passed that was so great. she is the only speaker of the house that has put across the bill that says you have to vote on it before you can read it. when nancy pelosi went and for her last speakership of the house, she actually stopped the vote because aoc in the squad were not going to vote for her. she stopped the vote, went back and promise them a whole bunch of committees and everything and then she went back to voting and she was allowed to be speaker of the house. otherwise, she would not have been the speaker of the house. the reason mccarthy is havi

while on the island, nancy pelosi reassured taiwan. that economic measures from the united states regarding the shipping industry would benefit ty, ones, economy, and make up for increased pressure from the government of china. taiwan has already paid the co, the visit and is likely to continue to do so. with the coming days of weeks. what concrete tangible benefit can you promise taiwan? offset the cost of your trip? went to the same time. this is ship is taking place in recognition of our common interest. economically, we just pass the kits and find at the taiwan policy act. 2022 now sits before the u. s. congress. this isn't so much a pro taiwan bill as it's a bill aim at retaliating against the chinese government. china has slapped a visa ban on a number of officials on the island who helped coordinate the foreign visits. the recent elections on taiwan saw a pretty big suite for the k m. t party that's more sympathetic toward cooperating with the mainland. meanwhile, independence forces saw a pretty big setbacks. seems pretty clear

husband of then nancy pelosi. is was in october at their iight we have a closer look released by ajudge and the potential follow from the police. >> we can see and hear some of the most little moments from those early morninours. it all starts at the patio doors wewere looking at after the sun came up. surveillance video shows david hip-hop examining the back of the home before smag his way through. ents later, the evidence picks up with a 911 call. >> san francisco police, do you need help ? >> needing my wife to come back >> reporter: for about three mes, paul pelosi tried to explain what is unfolding the dispatcher. >> i have a problem. >> reporter: at one point, david de joins in on the conversation. >> my name is david. >> wis david ? >> i don't know . > i am a fr > reporter: this is how the phone call ended. >> okay. >> tk you . >> bye. >> reporter: several minutes later, officers arrived at the ome and knocked on the door and waited for about 15 seconds. >> how are you doing? what is going on? >> hello. dro

while on the island, nancy pelosi reassured taiwan. that economic measures from the united states regarding the shipping industry would benefit tie one's economy and make up for increased pressure from the government of china. taiwan has already paid the co your visit and is likely to continue to do so. with the coming days and weeks. what concrete tangible benefits and you promised taiwan, offset the cost of your trip. went to the same time the ship is taking place in recognition of our common interest. economically, we just pass the chips and sign at the taiwan policy act or 2022 now sits before the u. s. congress. this isn't so much a pro taiwan bill as to bill aim at retaliating against the chinese government. china has slapped a visa ban on a number of officials on the island who helped coordinate the foreign visits. the reason elections on taiwan saw a pretty big suite for the k m. t party that's more sympathetic toward cooperating with the mainland. meanwhile, independence forces saw a pretty big setback. that was pretty clear,

while on the island, nancy pelosi reassured taiwan. that economic measures from the united states regarding the chip industry would benefit ty, ones, economy, and make up for increased pressure from the government of china. taiwan has already paid the co your visit and is likely to continue to do so. with the coming days of week. what concrete tangible benefits can you promise taiwan? offset the cost of your trip? went to the same time this to ship is taking place in recognition of our common interest. economically, we just pass the chips and find the act. the taiwan policy act are 2022 now sits before the u. s. congress. this isn't so much a pro taiwan bill as it's a bill aim at retaliating against the chinese government. china has slapped a visa ban on a number of officials on the island who helped coordinate the foreign visits. the reason elections on taiwan saw a pretty big suite for the k m. t party that's more sympathetic toward cooperating with the mainland. meanwhile, independence forces saw a pretty big setbacks. he was pretty

what about nancy pelosi? after decades in washington in the swamp she is one of the wealthiest people in america. her family makes all the right trades on wall street at exactly the right time. what exactly is going on here? my next guest is bowing to put an end to public corruption in the swamp in washington, d.c. with a bill that he calls the pelosi act. missouri senator josh hawley is with us. tell us about this bill. >> you have laid it out perfectly. when people send members of congress to washington they expect them to do the people's business. not to be daytrading on the stock market or using the information they get from briefings to go and make a quick buck on wall street. here is what my bill does. it says no more trading of stocks by members of congress. no more ownership of stocks by members of congress. if you want to save, put it in a mutual fund like most americans do. nancy pelosi is the perfect example of what should not be happening in dc, which is people getting rich on the stock market off

look at senator josh hawley, with his pelosi bill to ban stock trading in congress. >> nancy pelosi is the perfect example of what should not be happening dc, people getting rich off of the stock market off information they know because they are a member of congress. elizabeth: he is saying it, people in dc saying it, but nancy pelosi denies it, the timing to your point of his trades have been called into question. what did you think of what senator hawley said? >> i think he is 100% right. you will be amazed. he is saying what representative aoc has said about this as well. not just republicans, that are calling on congress to not be able to trade on stocks and options, but even democrats, particularly from the squad say this is wrong too. we have bipartisan agreement on something. because year after year, somehow not just pelosis but the swamp members of congress somehow outperform the market, go figure. elizabeth: abigail spanberger said yes to the ban, put your money in a blind trust. we didn't get it because nancy pelosi ran out the clock on this. in omnibus spending bill, it just

of house speaker nancy pelosi, former house speaker nancy pelosi last october. we do want to warn you, it may be difficult to watch. but again, this was made public showing again the moments of the attack when police arrived. go ahead and play that. >> definitely don't want all of here. don't want all of you. church. 26 20. theresa >> doing what's going on there? >> there you saw at the moment the police arrived on scene responding to that call. and you saw the door open. you saw the confrontation. police asking what's going on. and there you saw david de pap who's now been charged in this case wrench to hammer away and strike paul pelosi as they both went to the ground. david pap obviously standing trial for as we know, paul pelosi has been recovering ever since and there had been a push to release this video to make public. judge made that decision to go ahead and released the film footage from police body camera video. and here you see it once again as police are questioning what's going on. paul pelosi trying to hold onto that hammer. and obviously. you can

pelosi we heard it from her democrat sources on the hill, it was abnormal, nancy pelosi bully democrats fled to the senate, threatened them with docketing the appropriations for their districts, threatened with losing their committee seats, threatening them with docketing campaign funding, matt dale tweeted more discussion in debate in the last two years under nancy pelosi that's major dysfunction. >> it absolutely is under the iron fist the reason that congress has to pass a massive omnibus, they could never hope to pass 12 orderly appropriation bills to fund the government they cannot do the under the iron fist, democrats and the wacko lunatic left-wing people on cable news love to talk about the importance of democracy and how democracy dies in darkness, this is democracy a little awkward, it's entertaining but also for a faint of heart it's a little bit nasty at times, this is what democracy looks like and allowing a free and open debate is a very good thing. i do think potentially incoming speaker mccarthy if he wins is going to have a very difficult two years but i do think that t

while on the island, nancy pelosi reassured taiwan. that economic measures from the united states regarding the shipping industry would benefit ty, ones, economy, and make up for increased pressure from the government of china. taiwan has already paid the co field visit and is likely to continue to do so becoming days and weeks . what concrete tangible benefits can you promise taiwan? offset the cost of your trip went to the same time as the ship is taking place in recognition of our common interest. economically, we just have kids and science at the taiwan policy act or 2022 now sits before the u. s. congress. this isn't so much a pro taiwan bill as it's a bill aim at retaliating against the chinese government. china has slapped a visa ban on a number of officials on the island who helped coordinate the foreign visits. the reason elections on taiwan saw a pretty big suite for the k m. t party that's more sympathetic toward cooperating with the mainland. meanwhile, independence forces saw pretty big setbacks, seems pretty clear the peo

nancy pelosi was also honored for her civil rights work. it is a day where we work to make the dream of dr. king a reality. let us not pretend that this holiday was automatic. that if it had not been for the copilot, karen or scott king -- coretta scott king. stevie wonder, and so many others, that right in this city uh, people like carl berry and donna and others who fought to get this holiday, who marched and pitted -- predict -- petition. [applause] and one of the reasons why we do not give up is that the rewrite of history is always sanitizing. but there was a man who used to call dr. king a leftist communist, and then that man ended up signing up the martin luther king day holiday, that man was ronald reagan. so you keep fighting. according to the scriptures, he will prepare a table before you. in the presence of your enemies. that is why those who are fighting now against voting rights, and against women's right to choose, we will not get better, we say we will get better, we will keep fighting until our table is spread again. we have

nancy pelosi was very progressive. so they were dealing with a leader who had the same goals and they had policy priorities. they had sort of real differences on things they could talk about. where you have this 20 members of the republican caucus, you're not even sure what they really want. it's not policy based or they want to see things be more conservative. they have a personal gripe with kevin mccarthy. also when you talk about fear, i remember nancy pelosi when there was talk about her being speaker, you saw a little opposition research and members fall in line. not only because they were they respected her, but because nancy pelosi was saying i can give kbrou a little bit of stuff, but don't try me. that was the fear she was able to also wield with. >> she also knew how to count votes. and everybody knew that she knew how to count votes. this debacle for the last two days indicates that kevin mccarthy does not know how to count votes. steve kornacki, you're the resident vote counter at the big board. we have gon

speaker mccarthy: i watched what nancy pelosi did, where she politicized it. where for the first time in the history as a speaker not allowing the minority to appoint to a committee, to pick and choose. we watched the politicalization of this. i think the american public should see what happened instead of a report that's written for a political basis. i think the answer -- we're looking through that. i want to be very thoughtful about that. yes. i want to be engaged in that. reporter: on the debt ceiling, can you guarantee republicans will provide votes necessary to raise the debt ceiling and avoid -- speaker mccarthy: look, we want to put any fiscal problems to our economy and we won't. fiscal problems is continuing to do business as usual. i remember when trump was president and nancy pelosi was speaker, they became a debt ceiling agreement and it was a cap agreement for two years. to cap the spending and make those decisions. this is something that people have utilized. i ask all of you and all americans -- if you have a child and you give them a credit ca

while on the island, nancy pelosi reassured taiwan. that economic measures from the united states regarding the chip, the industry would benefit ty, ones, economy and make up for increased pressure from the government of china. taiwan has already paid the co field visit and is likely to continue to do so. with the coming days of week, what concrete tangible benefits you promised taiwan offset the cost of your trip. went to the same time as the ship is taking place in recognition of our common interest. economically, we just pass the kits and find at the taiwan policy act or 2022. now sit before the u. s. congress. this isn't so much a pro taiwan bill. as it's a bill aim at retaliating against the chinese government, china has slapped a visa ban on a number of officials on the island who helped coordinate the foreign visits. the recent elections on taiwan saw a pretty big suite for the k m t party. that's more sympathetic toward cooperating with the mainland. meanwhile, independence forces saw a pretty big setbacks. seems pretty clear t

la congresista nancy pelosi hablÓ de cuando accediÓ a la posibilidad de ver las imÁgenes. >>> dijo que no tenÍa intenciones de ver el video con las imÁgenes del ataque y que se enfocan en la recuperaciÓn de su marido paul pelosi. >>> hasta el momento el acusado se declarÓ no culpable de todos los cargos estatales y federales que se le imputan. si es encontrado culpable podrÍa enfrentar una condena de cadena perpetua. desde san francisco, libertad pedraza, telemundo. >>> y la defensa del acusado revelÓ un comunicado donde manifestaba que esto es una falta de respeto al seÑor pelosi, y que no tiene otro objetivo mÁs que alimentar el deseo del pÚblico. y tambiÉn dijo que no sabe si esto garantizarÁ un juicio justo. >>> ahora ya se expusieron todas las pruebas mÁs importantes del caso, ya todo el mundo pudo verlas. en ese sentido perjudica al dependiente pero, es un caso pÚblico tambiÉn. >>> un abogado no relacionado al caso, cree que ahora que la comunidad vio las pruebas serÁ difÍcil conseguir un jurado parcial. pero hay leyes que permiten que las imÁgenes de las cÁmara

nancy pelosi. >> interesting. let's bring in bret baier. he was talking about a motion t vacate being one. jason chavers thinks the number should be somewhere around 25. one person gets into a snit and there you go. you are often a different direction. >> right. it was one that back before nancy plosive that does a majority of the house. one would hope that there's not going to be this and that i'm people want to see some backlash . he did make that concession. the video i watched really kind of confirmed what we were reporting about. her but was president in the 14 th valley where she -- when she says present, mc carthy's head turns on a swivel to the guy next to him who is sent aid who was doing the calculations to say, wait a second, what does that do to us. it appears everybody who within the chamber so far appears to b in the chamber right now. i am wondering if there is any kind for rehash after this. lesson come up we need to be able to count better if we are going to go forward. we have a v

nancy pelosi. just waiting for her to come back. she's not going to be here for days so i guess we'll have to wait. >> okay, do you need medical for anything? >> i don't think so. i don't think so. the capitol police around? >> no, this is the san francisco police. >> my wife, they usually are here at the house protecting my wife. >> no, this is the san francisco police. >> no, i understand. okay, well, he says everything's good, i've got a problem, but he says everything's good. >> okay, call us back if you need to. >> no, no, no, in this gentleman just came into the house and wants to wait here for my wife to come home, and so anyway -- >> do you know who the person is? >> no, i don't know who he is. he said he told me not to, he is telling me not to do anything. >> what is your address, sir? >> what is your name? >> my name is paul pelosi. >> anyway, this gentleman says that he's -- to do what he said. okay? >> okay, what's the gentleman's name? >> my name is david. >> the name is david. >> okay, and who is david? >> i don't know

nancy pelosi. please waiting for her to come back. >> do you need police, fire, or medical for anything? >> i don't think so. i don't think so. poce around? they are usually here at the house protecting my wife. >> no, this is san francisco police. he thinks everything is good. i've got a problem, but he things everything is good. this gentleman just came into the house, and he wants to wait here for my wife to come home. >> do you know who the person is ? >> no, i don't know who he is. he's telling anything. >> what is your address, sir? what is your name? >> my name is paul pelosi. anyway, this gentleman says -- he told me to put the phone down and just do what he says. ok? >> ok, what is the gentleman's name? >> my name is david. >> he says his name is david. >> ok, and who is david? friend. >> but you don't know who he>>'m >> ok. >> he's telling me i'm being very leading, so i've got to stop talking to you. >> ok, you sure? i can say on the phone with you until you tell me everything is ok. >>

while on the island, nancy pelosi reassured taiwan. that economic measures from the united states regarding the shipping industry would benefit ty, ones, economy, and make up for increased pressure from the government of china. taiwan has already paid the co your visit and is likely to continue to do so. with the coming days of weeks. what concrete tangible benefit can you promise taiwan? offset the cost of your trip? went to the same time the ship is taking place in recognition of our common interest. economically, we just pass the chips and signs at the taiwan policy act or 2022 now sits before the u. s. congress. this isn't so much a pro taiwan bill as it's a bill aim at retaliating against the chinese government. china has slapped a visa ban on a number of officials on the island who helped coordinate the foreign visits. the reason elections on taiwan saw a pretty big suite for the k m. t party that's more sympathetic toward cooperating with the mainland. meanwhile, independence forces saw pretty big setbacks. seems pretty clear th

pelosi but if the mayor wants to call her speaker, we're calling her speaker, speaker nancy pelosi. [cheers and applause] i'm grateful to our neighborhood allies and union square, marissa, we're bringing it home finally and i love your station and i love ours more. sorry saying that. our neighbors in north beach and south of market, the struggle for the subway brought us closer together and i know we're going to work on those bonds in the future. i'm especially grateful to the generations of china town leaders who fought for this. it was a true multigenerational effort. so i really need to acknowledge gordon chin and norman fong from my china town community center and acknowledge -- phil, landy, will, harvey louie and the leaders from the chinese leaders of chamber and the president is here today, i don't know where you're at donald but he looks good in the back and the benevolent association. if i have one regret, one community leader who inspired and unified china town to fight for this project isn't around today to enjoy this moment. and i'm of course talking about rose pack. [ap

while on the island, nancy pelosi reassured taiwan. that economic measures from the united states regarding the chip industry would benefit tie one's economy and make up for increased pressure from the government of china. taiwan has already paid the code for your visit and is likely to continue to do so. with the coming days of weeks. what concrete tangible benefit can you promise taiwan? offset the cost of your trip went to the same time this ship is taking place in recognition of our common interest. economically, we just pass the chips and signs at the taiwan policy act or 2022 now sits before the u. s. congress. this isn't so much a pro taiwan bill as it's a bill aim at retaliating against the chinese government. china has slapped a visa ban on a number of officials on the island who helped coordinate the foreign visits. the recent elections on taiwan saw a pretty big suite for the k m. t party that's more sympathetic toward cooperating with the mainland. meanwhile, independence forces saw pretty big setbacks. seems pretty clear t

while on the island, nancy pelosi reassured taiwan. that economic measures from the united states regarding the shipping industry would benefit tie one's economy and make up for increased pressure from the government of china. taiwan has already paid your visit and is likely to continue to do so becoming days and weeks. what concrete tangible benefits and you promised taiwan, offset the cost of your trip. went to the same time if the ship is taking place in recognition of our common interest. economically, we just pass the chips and signs at the taiwan policy act, or 2022. now sit before the u. s. congress. this isn't so much a pro taiwan bill as it to bill aim at retaliating against the chinese government. china has slapped a visa ban on a number of officials on the island who helped coordinate the foreign visits. the reason elections on taiwan saw a pretty big suite for the k m. t party that's more sympathetic toward cooperating with the mainland. meanwhile, independence forces saw pretty big setbacks, seems pretty clear the people o

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donna edwards, in watching this, we saw nancy pelosi coming to the floor. she's not on the podium. that is the big change. it was done so gracefully that it doesn't seem as though this was a loss for her or for the democrats. she had plenty of personal reasons with what happened to her husband paul. there was an acknowledged need for leadership change in generations as well. >> i think that's right. what you see among democrats is this brilliance among this new leadership team. the democrats firmly united behind that team and ready to go. then you look across the aisle and it's utter chaos. i think this is really just the beginning of the chaos. democrats are going to have to stay united with their leadership team to make sure that they can thwart and take advantage of the chaos that's going to be on the other side. >> garrett, in talking about nancy pelosi, i'm thinking of when we were live in 2006 that she was taking the gavel as the first woman speaker, the first time she did, and called all the children up to the podium and said, it's about the children, which is something as y

we have just heard from nancy pelosi. and charles coleman is with us. josh, i know we just got these materials within the last hour. it was after media outlets asked a judge in san francisco that the video be made public and the order was made it would happen. we just saw this within the last hour or so. what more can you tell us about what has been released today? >> reporter: this is giving us the clearest insight to date into the dramatic sequence of events a that led up to that moment captured in the body cam footage. he strikes pelosi with that hammer. it starts with the surveillance video from u.s. capitol police cameras at the pelosi residence that has also been released today. you can see it right there on the screen in this video, it's about six or so minutes you see the suspect show up at the residence. he looks through the glass door. he then leaves briefly and comes back with a bag, takes two bags and a hammer out of one of them and later in the video, you can see him breaking into the home, breaking that glass. it appears using force to ent

that's when nancy pelosi became the first woman speaker. she appeared on "face the nation" right after that with our bob schieffer. >> let me ask you about being the first woman speaker. that was quite a scene when you were sworn in, you called all the kids, your grandkids, the members' kids to come up with you. did you mean that to be a signal of a different kind of house? >> well, certainly a woman speaker represents change. and i said it over and over in the campaign that i will receive the gavel, the speaker's gavel, from the hands of the special interest and into the hands of america's children. i was so thrilled the children weren't shy. they all came running up. i want our members to know that every action that we take in the congress, we must do with an eye to our children and their future. we owe that to them. >> do you believe that as a woman, the first woman, that you will be held to a higher standard? i've heard so people go so far as to say, if she's not successful, it will have an impact on candidates in the 2008 presidential

nancy pelosi. as kevin mccarthy battled for every single vote and clawed his way to the finish line, the former speaker was watching it all happen. >> let me begin by acknowledging the distinguished gentlelady from the great state of california, the iconic, the heroic, the legendary speaker emerita's nancy dulles on joe pelosi. and without question in my mind, speaker emeritus pelosi, will go down in history as the greatest speaker of all-time. throughout her time, throughout her time, in congress, she's been a legendary legislator. a fabulous facilitator. and a no nonsense negotiator. we know that nancy pelosi is a woman of faith. a loving wife. a mother of five. a grandmother of nine. a defender of democracy. a voice for the voiceless. and a powerful champion for the children, the climate, charm city, california, the caucus, the congress, the country, and the constitution. thank you madam speaker for all that you have done. it is an honor to stand on your broad shoulders. >> nancy pelosi was not

will: that is why he kept pay -- saying i am paul pelosi, nancy pelosi's house. rachel: another topic is the border. things keep getting worse down there. i want to show you footage of texas dps in the rio grande valley. they are catching some migrants. this migrant you're going to see claims to be the father of a child who as he is being pursued abandons the child. take a look at this. >> left the kid on his own. pete: no father will drop a kid in the field and keep running. rachel: that is not going to happen. the child smuggling going in and out of the country, something that is happening all the time. there is also footage, are we going to show the footage of the high-speed chase as well? this is another example of what happened when they tried this. so. pete: this is from kenny county, texas. all of these videos show the human toll, the human cost of what can get lost in the statistics, get lost in a broader political debate, talking about children abandons along the highway. rachel: abandoned by human smugglers. but one mount pleasant assistant principal, s

he said he was there to confront then house speaker nancy pelosi . the court released part of that interview as well, basically hold her hostage and can talk to her and michigan funeral. i do and hold your hostages. do i talk to her? and she told the truth. bye bye. british house was living in this home in richmond and worked various odd jobs on construction sites. friends and coworkers described him getting obsessed with online conspiracies, particularly on far right websites. before the attack, nancy pelosi spoke to reporters in washington, d. c shortly after the video was released her confession i have not seen the break in and i have absolutely no intention. of seeing the deadly assault on my husband's life. perhaps attorney fought against the video's release, arguing that it could hurt his client's chances of getting a fair trial. but the media coalition, including fox, successfully fought to have the video released after it was already played in open court and part of the public record. the path is due back in court in february, as this case pr

nancy pelosi didn't say she couldn't overrule anthony winners voters. nancy pelosi didn't have to be chased down the hall and asked whether anthony weiner should continue to serve on house committees. nancy pelosi set anthony weiner down and told him to get out -- and the next day, anthony weiner resigned from the house of representatives, and no democratic member of the house of representatives has to answer another question about anthony weiner. that is what a strong speaker is supposed to know how to do. a strong speaker doesn't say, while his voters voted for him, i can't override them. anthony weiner's voters didn't know about that conduct when they voted for anthony weiner. and anthony weiner won his house seat by a much larger majority than george santos won his house. speaker of the house of representatives nancy pelosi knew immediately that it was her job to deal with the anthony weiner problem. nancy pelosi didn't care that she was going to have one less votes in the house of representatives in the next day. she did what she had to do for the

you can say what you want to say about nancy pelosi, but she had her caucus in check. all of them went along with nancy pelosi. the sharpest politician that we've had in years. and now we turn this thing over to these people who don't even have their stuff together? i'm an independent caller and i really am glad that we do have a divided government because that actually keeps things in balance. but the republican party not being able to choose a speaker, come on, man. this is just terrible governance. how are they going to make laws for us when they can't even choose who is going to lead them? and this is washington, d.c.. this is america. and look at what we have. a cut rate second party. and mccarthy, don't trust jim jordan. jim jordan, just because he nominated you, jim jordan has something up his sleeve. you better believe that. because mccarthy's not going to get the votes. he's not going to get the votes because he's not going to make the deal with the far right wing of this party and he sure is not going to reach across the aisle and try to get any democrats. so