fire nancy pelosi. >> crazy nancy. she's lost it. >> today she's emerged as the president's most formidable rival. >> you said the most unfortunate thing. we came in here in good faith. >> it's a relationship like two boxers in a ring. >> she instinctively knows how to handle this guy. >> how did nancy pelosi hone the political skills that allowed her to become such an enduring figure? on this "headliners," my one on one with the speaker of the house. >> is he fit to be president? ♪ >>> i'm mika brzezinski here in the u.s. capitol, where nancy pelosi has gone where no woman has ever gone before, becoming speaker of the house twice. a force of nature in washington, d.c., she has never been one to back down. whether the threat is president trump or rebellious members of her own party. >> we have certain values and principles that we cannot abandon. >> so you see this as a moment of opportunity? >> i do indeed. our diversity is our strength. but our unity is our power. >> i met with speaker of the house nancy pelosi on

we hear from joanne freeman and house speaker nancy pelosi. this is one hour. >>> my name is jane campbell and i am the ceo of the united states capital historical society. a position that i took an of february. it is new for me, and this is my first salute to congress. i am so glad the you are all here with me. and so, the first thing is for us to all rise as the capital police ceremonial unit will present our nation's colors. please rise. >> please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you. >> thank you. very much , you may be seated. i am honored tonight , as we gather to salute the 116th congress. to present to you when the most consequential political figures of our time. a woman who makes history every single day. house speaker nancy pelosi is the 52nd speaker of the house of representatives. she made history in 2007, when she was elected the very firs

house speaker nancy pelosi and drinks the guy named parliament today their visit 400 years since the 1st safe shipment from guyana to america. and the man who is being discussed 25 years off to run this genocide of a sim's and the change is going to the healing process to get. i'm christine want to welcome to deeds happy news africa and gadgets. africans on both sides of the atlantic ocean. remembering the start of the slave trade ceremonies are taking place in the u.s. and in ghana's capital accra a delegation from the u.s. house of representatives is in ghana for the departure point or other the departure point for millions of africans bound for the americas nancy pelosi the 1st house speaker to address parliament 400 years after the 1st africans were taken across the atlantic into slavery the 400th anniversary of the 1st slave person to set foot on america from africa right now today july 31st 2009 we think it's very appropriate that we're here with you members of the congressional black caucus to get there always nancy pelosi visit. cape coast castle there's a sleeves would go th

nancy pelosi and i are united in that we believe -- we talk about this a lot. speaker pelosi and i are united and we believe you need strong labor protections in this bill, as well as environmental protections and the undoing of some of the things on prescription drugs. if that does not happen, there will not be a bill. reporter: it was six years and change ago that you guys had a bipartisan bill in the senate. here we are again. what should be done toward the approach on the border? i know you disagree with the graham bill. we should do what is just what you said. the answer to this is comprehensive immigration reform. support,oad bipartisan it dealt in a far more comprehensive way in all the problems we speak of, whether it is border security, what to do with the people here illegally, how to change the existing rules on immigration so we can get more people we need in the job ands, high and phd's low-end farmworkers. president trump called me a few months ago and asked what can we do on immigration? i said mr. president, if you look at the language of compre

steny hoyer and nancy pelosi are siding with rashida tlaib and ilhan omar in this matter. i will say this -- let them in. and have their say. but also challenge them. why aren't you standing up for the tourists who support the beheading of women, all these countries, who favor in their sharia law's the attacks on women, the torture of women, the torture of gays, the torture of children, the torture of teenagers, the betting of children and teenagers, the crucifixion of individuals, the torching of gay people. i don't hear that from them. israel is a free society. they are free to speak their mind they are, about that and what's going around and in those other countries. i would like to hear from them about that. >> melissa: we are from the president commenting on the video, that press conference from yesterday saying, "sorry, i don't buy rep a tlaib's tears. she hates israel and all jewish people. she's an anti-semite. she and her three friends are the new face of the democrat party. live with it." lisa? >> lisa: i think you have the left right now trying to draw this fals

un grupo de manifestantes espeÓo la llegada de la presidenta de la cÁmara baja nancy pelosi y veremos las razones por las cuÁles estas personas llegaron a protest protestar flavio? >>> quÉ tal cesar estas personas estÁn aca estamos afuera del hotel continental de san francisco para pedir a nancy pelosi que encabece una campaÑa para la destituciÓn del presidente trump, hay mucha personas protestando con pancartas, las cuales le hacen este llamado a la presidenta de la cÁmara baja del congreso. los manifestantes le piden a pelosi programe una audiencia para un voto en torno la desde pi tugs de trump y quiero que esto se haga antes que termine este >>> hay mucha discriminaciÓn contra la raza latina en realidad todo tipo de discriminaciÓn. y sucede dÍa a dia en los buses no hay alguien que controle eso. >>> bueno nancy pelosi llegÓ hasta el hotel a recibir un importante reconocimiento por el partido demÓcrata. pelosi llegarÍa a este local a las 5 y 30 de la tarde pero no se sabe con certeza si estÁ dentro del hotel y de ser asÍ no se acercÓ a este grupo de manifestantes est

mitch mcconnell and nancy pelosi are important people. this comes down to whether the president will give a sustained push. mitch mcconnell was being very careful there not to get too far out on the ledge. there's a number of times where the president has said he's for something, he will take the lead and then right when the time comes, he backs away and leaves him exposed. i don't think he wants to put his senators out on the ledge here. >> we're seeing movement amongst republicans particularly in communities that have been impacted by this, whether it is mike turner in dayton, mike dewine, our governor in ohio, looking to actually move this ball forward in ways that we have not seep. there's a difference here. >> dana: i'm glad you brought that up. i pulled this and i was like oh, brendan buck is a perfect person to have this. robert acosta went to do some reporting on suburbs. important votes in the suburbs. he writes this in "the washington post." >> dana: you are from this very district. is that true? >> yes. this is a relatively con

i hope nancy pelosi puts it up for a vote. i can tell you many democrats will be voting for it if it's put up for a vote. if it's not put up for a vote, i think it's a very bad thing for our country. it's a very diligently, hard negotiated deal. we got the approval from mexico. they voted. canada is ready to vote. they have essentially approved it. we are waiting for a vote. nancy pelosi i think will do the right thing, i really do. as i told nancy pelosi, view it as a bipartisan deal. people want it. it's replacing the worst deal in trade we have ever made, which is nafta, total disaster. it took our car industry out, it took our industry out. x1 of the worst deals i have ever seen -- it's one of the worst deals i have ever seen. >> [indiscernible] president trump: i just think the fed is making a big mistake, because if you look at what the other fed equivalents are doing around the world, they are at a much lower rate. and makes it -- it makes it much harder for us to compete. we are doing better than everyone else, but the

most nancy pelosi and representative jackie spear just wrapped up a town hall meeting. >>where they discussed gun control. pelosi is demanding that the senate take up a bill that would require universal background checks and close the loopholes that make it easy to get a gun. our coverage here stone is in the sunset district of san francisco tonight, jr you're at the meeting that was the big take away. >>well vicki, i think the big take away here is the fact that people are more than concerned about gun control they were talking about a crowd of at least a couple 100 people who are actively involved tonight and the message from nancy pelosi was a simple one. she believes that bill that involves universal background checks needs to be voted on and passed asked by the senate. >>i think the focus asked to stay. on getting a senate vote on to background check legislation and as i've said to people once we push open that door we can walk through with many other suggestions we have but we must not dissipate energy and to many other direction on my caucus, assault weapon ban.

what kind of consideration that is the cactus or nancy pelosi has do you think in puts pressure on nancy pelosi or of democrats saying they are prepared to move forward with impeachment inquiry. her words last friday was that it gives her some leverage. >> i think all of the above, ali. but i think for myself what drives my decision, it's all about my constituents. first and foremost. secondly, it's other considerations. but i -- i look at what's in the best interests of my district and my constituents. and for me this is a decision that i have reached. >> one of the concerns that nancy pelosi has -- and others have is that this harkens back to the impeachment of bill clinton, which didn't bode well for republicans in the next cycle. in fact julian castro talked about it during the debate. let's listen. >> i think that too many folks in the senate and in the congress have been spoofed by 1998. i believe that the times are different and in fact i think that folks are making a mistake not pursuing impeachment. the mueller report clearly details he deserves it what's happening in the fall o

. >> house speaker nancy pelosi hosted a reception to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the house of representatives passing the 19th amendment to the constitution, which guaranteed women the right to vote. the event from the u.s. capitol included remarks by house minority leader kevin mccarthy, representatives brenda lawrence and debbieless coe, journalist coe key roberts and former senator barbara mikulski. the respective chair and vice chair of the women's suffrage centennial commission. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house of representatives, accompanied by the honorable kevin mccarthy. ms. cay coles james, the honorable barbara mikulski, the honorable brenda lawrence, the honorable debbie lesco, ms. koki roberts and ms. rebecca roberts. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house of representatives. >> good afternoon. good afternoon, yes, yes indeed this afternoon is very much a cause for celebration and cheering for what happened 100 years ago today in the house of representatives. thank the u.s. army st

nancy pelosi i think will do the right thing. , it isld nancy pelosi replacing the worst deal we have ever made, nafta. it took our industry out. one of the worst deals i have ever seen. would you like to see negative interest rates? president trump: i think the fed is making a big mistake. there is a much lower rate. it makes it much harder to compete. we are doing better than everybody else. the fed is hurting me. it is making it very hard to compete. .e are so far ahead of everyone go to the day after election day. we are up over 50%. that is amazing. you look at our jobs. our numbers are fantastic. african-american, hispanic american, asian, the history of our country, the best job numbers we have ever had. , almost 160 day million people are working. the most ever in the history of our country. if our fed lowered the rates i think our stock arc it would be like a rocketship. it is already very close to her record. we have had some very good days in the last week. if the fed lowers the rates like they should, the prices went up way too fast. they did a double. , the economy is so

will that change the calculus for nancy pelosi? joining us now is michael smerconish, host of "smerconish." it was great to see you in person when we were in detroit for the debates. but it is nice to sew you by remote if that's how it has to be. half the caucus. it's going to be more than the majority of the caucus within 24 hours. it just will be. the math is headed that way. nancy pelosi is going to have to deal with the fact that half of her members want an impeachment inquiry. so will that move her, do you think? >> let me try to tie that together to our time together in detroit. what it is highlighting is matters of impeachment. in detroit it was about waying defeating me president and how nancy pelosi is able to manage between the two. here's my question. what do they want? because she's been protecting them because they have to stand for re-election. >> isn't it also the question of if they can do two things at once? if people believe it is their duty to impeach the president because they have seen high crimes and misdemean

you have governors and communists think how could you not vote for nancy pelosi? she's amazing. you also have an individual exchange of and if it's goods and other ways in which deals are made. it gives them a position on committee or gives them priority and certain groups like the progressive caucus and problem solvers deal with them as a group. not many have said they oppose her but said we are not sure. may be a little wiggle room, and then pelosi they could try to negotiate with her. the meeting between chuck schumer pelosi and trump in the white house, a lot of people saw that is very strong. they all came for different reasons, and it's hard to keep a group together if they can't agree on why they are together in the first place. pelosi had 15 democrats either vote no or present. that doesn't count toward the total so that also helped her. what we found is that those who were by our model the least likely to vote against her were the ones that she made deals with and switched their votes which suggest pelosi was being very strategic. you are young, conservative, you beat a

if i canjust comment, i am half irish and diane with nancy pelosi. in the last few minutes, the us administration has said they are very concerned by the chinese paramilitary movement on the hong kong border. it is important for the hong kong government to respect freedom of speech and freedom of assembly. does that reassure you they are not turning a blind guy? interestingly, that comes from the state department, not the white house. again, who speaks for the white house? the secretary of state oi’ white house? the secretary of state or does the president only speak for the white house? that is part of the confusion. we say we have been enough of the policeman of the world but we do not need to be the policeman, weaken not check back to the united states and watch the world on the bbc or other networks. we have to help shape the world rather than becoming a prisoner of world events. when we polite, bad things happen. yes, it is a penalty and burden for being the leader of the free world but it means we have to speak out for the core values that we

>>outside house speaker nancy pelosi's district office in san francisco saturday. >>nearly 2 years removed from a deadly car attack by a man with white supremacist beliefs in charlottesville, virginia protesters place blame on president donald trump for the violence even going so far as to say he supports it which earlier this week he >>because i am not. >>although use anybody to come and people love all right this is not a race. >>at a car to overfly helped organize the rally pelosi has been a holding back. the rest of elements are pushing for. >>and she's an activist with the grassroots socialist organization people's alliance is that an increasing number of hate crimes. >>and in this last year in a since he's taken office, i'm i'm jewish myself and i know that there's been actions suez synagogues as well this week, the house judiciary committee saying it is looking into possibly recommending articles of impeachment against the president. >>but that's as a result of special counsel robert mueller's report into obstruction of justice not hate we are in a state cri

not nancy pelosi. she helped get that job done. the same day that hank paulson got on his knees to pray to nancy pelosi, president george w. bush told presidential candidates barack obama and john mccain in a private meeting, "this sucker could go down." meaning the economy of the united states. of america could go down. collapse. the difference between then and now is there is not one competent person working in the white house or the trump administration who knows what to do now that we have signed that an economic crisis may be approaching. there is not one working on economic policy in the treasury or trump white house who knows as much about economic policy as the republican president who said in 2008 "this sucker could go down." it is not easy to be less economically literate in george w. bush but everyone in trump world knows less about economic policy than george w. bush including donald trump's fake economic adviser larry kudlow who used to play an economist on tv but does not have a degree in economics. he does not have a

pelosi, and chuck schumer and throwing fundraisers for chuck schumer at mar-a-lago and giving hundreds

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so that means that nancy pelosi can only lose 18 democrats. and right now there are a couple dozen democrats, more moderate or new democrats, some who come from trump districts where trump won in 2016 who are not eager or who have said they don't want to or won't vote for impeachment. so what's the worst scenario for nancy pelosi and the democrats? perhaps bringing impeachment and not winning the vote because you don't have 218 democrats. so the number's getting closer, but there still is a ways to go, which brings me, if i can keep going on here to what you just raised. and that is impeachment and no impeachment, there are a number of key issues that the democrats in the house where they control things should be having high profile hearings. you don't have to call them impeachment hearings, but you mentioned a few. emoluments, money flowing into the trump hotels from foreign sources. we still have trump's russian business connections. we have deutsche bank, which has been in the news lately, up $2.1 billion, loaned to donald trump. and we don

nancy pelosi is the 52nd speaker of the house of representatives. she made history in 2007 when she was elected the very first woman speaker to serve as the speaker of the house, and now in her third term as speaker, pelosi consistently reminds members and the rest of us of the importance of history. speaker pelosi expertly guides the united states house of representatives to act on behalf of the people who elected them, while managing the diverse personalities and perspectives in her first term, speaker pelosi led the house passage of the american recovery and reinvestment act, was the architect of the affordable care act, oversaw passage of the lily ledbetter fair pay act, the establishment of the office of congressional ethics, the repeal of don't ask, don't tell, and those are just the highlights. confronted with the loss of the majority in 2010, then minority leader pelosi didn't stop. she invested in the next generation of leaders, ultimately retaking the majority in 2018 with the election i might point out, of a historic number of women. nanc

nancy pelosi is consistent of ensuring away of impeachment. the fact that they are doing this and violation of any vote being taken in congress it shows how legitimate it is. i am happy for not spending the time make bad policy in congress but nancy pelosi said it's extremely divisive and damaging to the country and it's really unfortunate the deb jerry nadles doing it on his own party. >> what is the republican response? is there a counter strategy on the part of house republicans? in both the house and the senate? >> i saw a statement on this condemning this effort and insisting that there be an openness of sharing information that nadler is trying to hoard in judiciary and intelligence and make sure the members of congress get a chance to see it. but it's been done during a recess and people are in the district i saw a member in the studio that i'm in. people are not focusing and it's been an effort to get this information with people not able to respond in front of cameras. lou: it is appalling. there seems to be stubborn inherent to the i

we know there's internal discussion, nancy pelosi has been pushing off but looks like the chairman jerry nadler is going public with his plan to keep this thing moving. is there something happening? >> mostly semantics. accord the democrats recognize impeachment is widely unpopular, that's why they ran away from it in the 2018 campaign and nancy pelosi doesn't want to talk about it but the squad, hard-core progressive part of the democratic party is assessed with it so they are required to run this making it look like they are doing and impeachment inquiry while hoping they don't get backlash from the impeachment inquiry while at the same time hoping the investigation of the investigators doesn't expose what happened in 2016 and make them look bad. almost a cover to counter this counter campaign of the investigation taking place. daymac i need a flow chart to cover that reverse psychology and all that. that is what you said sums up by the top republican on the committee congressman doug collins saying chairman nadler is uninformed about what a formal impeachment inquiry is or deliberatel

my comment is on nancy pelosi. and you mentioned that in vying for election, a candidate is likely to gather support if they can promote voters' chances for election. also promote their policies, promote their influence. you mentioned, my memory is that pelosi actually volunteered to be the whipping boy in the election. she says vote against me if you need -- i mean, talk bad about me if you need to. in a way she's actually helping the democrats get elected by allowing them to dis her, so they're promoting -- she's working for their election as well in kind of a backward kind of way, which is interesting. the madigan/michael relationship, is it common for a leader and a whip to be from the same state? how often does that happen, and is it a good idea? >> so one of the -- i'm glad you raised that. one of the other factors in that race is the fact they were both from the same state and some republicans did not think that was a good idea. there is, in many cases, a tradition of regional balance. the democrats had the

and nancy pelosi knows how that will look. it is penicillin and president is now antibioticresistant. he grows in power when he is hit in this way, but not squashed, term impeachment impeachable offenses has become object glif iobjective.>> i think it has. y this are agnostic how they remove president trump from power, they would like to do it with 2020 election, nancy pelosi real worry, if you do through impeachment, you will not be able to do it through election. you have to have -- listen to jerry nadler, he will carry out hihis constitutional duty of oversight. this all about the election, about eroding president trump's ability to win the next elect. kennedy: shows that if they push for impeachment, they don't have a lot of civil confidence -- self confidence with their political game. because if they really thought they had a strong candidate they would focus on beating the president, they don't feel they have that candidate they still focus on resistance and impeachment it is laughably dumb for them. >> is know that nan

nancy pelosi wanted to get to this six-week recess and let some of the air out of this. so if they can put pressure on at home, maybe they'll be successful. i still say it's so risky to do a partisan impeachment. the clinton impeachment inquiry, 31 democrats voted with the republicans. so nancy pelosi is thinking, wow, we're going to go and do this on a straight party line vote? that's going to be very, very difficult. i think she's going to try and hold the line. i thought she would certainly be able to hold the line. i'm wondering if she'll be able to hold the line. >> we'll see how this august recess, whether she wants it to be about health care, jobs and the like. we'll see what the report is when they come back. >>> if you're at 2%, 1%, 3% in the polls six months to the iowa caucuses, can you win? an example of someone who did in just a few minutes. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol®. for fast pain relief. ♪ behr presents: a job well done. painting be done... and stay done. ♪ be

>>speaker of the house nancy pelosi addressing gun control of this town hall meeting in san francisco on tuesday night. she wants the bill that addresses universal background checks voted on and passed in the senate. pelosi making several statements the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. >>envy of all we have it is for you're there and animals, but they are alive and well in the column. in for an an wer. >>monday's meeting consisted of at least a couple 100 in the crowd. and a panel of some of the most powerful women in the state and nation representative jackie spear says there should be no debate about passing the background check bill known as h r a. >>it should be a no brainer. >>we already have >>this is just closes loopholes because when the law was originally passed >>keep the focus on niche mcconnell give us a vote. help to pay if you don't and that i don't want us to be having debates about. what no let's do with that kick open that door. and then walks through them. >>that is important to mention that there was a small group of people who began shouting impeachment towa

. >> 17 minutes ago nancy pelosi sent out a security alert. she said she discovered there were a bunch of young troublemakers in town. [applause] she said she heard this gathering was dangerous and infected with ideas that are harmful if you are a big government autocrat. these ideas are also dangerous if you are a woke lefty. [laughter] if you are in oh so precious hollywood celebrity. if you are the administrator and to be represented in this room are terrified for those watching at home on c-span , there are no safe spaces in this room. [cheers and applause] tyranny has been with us since the dawn of time. big government, the power of government to control your life has been with us from the dawn of time. and let me tell you the men and women gathered here, hollywood and universities, nancy pelosi, pelosi, and the 22 dwarves on the debate stage. [laughter] they are all right to be terrified of the idea. i will give you two words of encouragement and then i will open this up. but number one. defendant liberty. you want a core ground to stand

nancy pelosi has been very outspoken about this. an irishjournalist nancy pelosi has been very outspoken about this. an irish journalist was telling me yesterday that congress had successfully blocked a train till a few years ago, so the power is very much there should the democrats want to use it. it is. the executive branch, the president's to will look to negotiate a trade deal, but congress has to prove it —— approve it. nancy pelosi said they will not put through a trade deal that threatens the good friday agreement. ultimately, congress will have to approve a trade deal. this is where the domestic politics of the united states and the business interests across the country come into play because every state has senators and congressmen who will be pushing for the parochial interests of businesses and their states. congress absolutely has a role to play this. a real pleasure to speak to you again. thank you for your time. ros atkins is in biarritz for us. you have had a busy morning already! we have. things got going very ea

nancy pelosi the 1st house speaker to address parliament 400 years after the 1st africans were taken across the atlantic into slavery the 400th anniversary of the 1st inflate person to set foot on america from africa right now today july 31st 2009 we think it's very pretty good that we're here with you members of the congressional black caucus to get a recent n.c. pelosi visit to cape coast castle there's a sleeves would go through the door of no return for congresswoman karen but this visit is crucial. to have before they left here and treacherous journey to the united states in which they began. 200. years of conflict. congresswomen men wash their hands was water from the rivers a slave lost before being taken to america. speaker pelosi said the visit was a transformative experience that had touched this solves. my next guest wasn't in parliament as pelosi was speaking today because he's days as an n.p.r. over but mr cole is also an author welcome to d.w. africa misstate and a year in the city of cape coast launching you'll both from jamestown to jamestown places to an african chil

they flipped 33 seats to give nancy pelosi the gavel, and the loo revolutionary justice democrats do not flip a single seat from red to blue. so there is this narrative that forms that the left is taking over, this is who we have to pay attention to, and then democratic primary voters say, i like that person. they sound like they know how to get things done, and they are focused on the right issues. host: where do they differ on priorities? guest: a big place where we have seen a difference is health care. when you look at the twitter folks, they are very interested in single-payer, they are interested in abolishing private insurance, and even when you tell them about the concerns that folks might have about that kind of a system, and that people might have their health care taken away or that taxes would be raised and all these other concerns, they still stick with single-payer. when you look at the democratic electorate, they do not support single-payer. they support health care for all and the bumper sticker of medicare for all, but when you get into the details, they are like, oh

pelosi said it was beneath the dignity of the great state of israel now nancy pelosi has always been a big supporter of israel and quite notably actually we're hearing from the pro israel group who has recently been very critical of both omar and they actually said that denying the entry to the congresswoman into israel. is a mistake and should nonetheless be allowed to travel to israel referring to as you to both of them there and we've actually also heard from representative in omar she said that israel's decision to block her visit to the country was an insult to democratic values and finally let's not forget of course donald trump the president of the united states tweeted after israel has made that decision he said. they hate israel the 2 representatives and both of them are the face of the democratic party he'll be speaking of course later on at a rally in new hampshire so it'll be interesting to see what he says there we've got to watch that space very closely pablo tiny want to go to you in jerusalem now this move by the israeli authorities came shortly after president trump

pelosi en norteamérica >> nancy pelosi está viajando con la delegación congregocional para explorar la inmigración ilegal no se puede tener seguridad a menos que se elimine la corrupción se espera que visite centros de detención en miles de protestantes contra nicolás maduro en venezuela >> venezuela está preparada para resistir >> quieren presionar a nicolás maduro a que entregue el poder al presidente encargado juan guaidó >> estas imágenes del mar mediterráneo las personas rescatadas ahora reciben atención médica el gobierno italiano les prohibió la entrada a sus puertos en tansania 62 personas murieron cuando una gran cantidad de aldeanos se congregaron alrededor de un camión de combustible andrea cruz telemundo >> en la furia del tiempo el tifón en china arraza con todo a su paso 18 personas desaparecidas el tifón tocó tierra ayer con vientos de 116 millas por hora miles de vuelos han sido cancelados los daños alcanzan los 2 mil millones de dólares en el sur de india 93 personas han perdido la vida y más de 400 mil desplazadas por inundaciones la población s

nancy pelosi pretty much ripping up whatjohn bolton said. nancy pelosi pretty much ripping up what john bolton said. yeah, and he arrived in london with what seemed like a great gift to the uk government as they were talking about how a no deal would not necessarily damage the node —— economy because that they could do it even if there is no agreement with the eu, take a look at the other direction towards the us and have a big deal there, john bolton was saying that could be done very quickly, they could make it happen just as quickly as possible. now, the problem is they may negotiate with the trump administration, come up with the trump administration, come up with something like a deal that would work for both sides, but it has to go through congress, and it's where nancy pelosi has the bar. she's at the speaker in the house of representatives, a leading democrat there, and with that majority inside there, and with that majority inside the house of representatives, she has the power to block any trade agreement. she says she is not p

nancy pelosi has said anything that jeopardises extremely strong. nancy pelosi has said anything thatjeopardises the relationship between northern ireland and the republic of ireland, anything the jeopardises that border, they will not tolerate and she is prepared to block any trade agreement between the us in the uk going through under the circumstances. it would have to get through congress, winded? not something just the white house could finalise? they have been pushing this administration that a tree deal is negotiated between the administration and the government of the country. so, yes. it would be president trump's on government, not john bolton, but the us trade representative, who will be sitting down the british government and trying to come up with the deal. however, the problem is that it has to go through congress to be passed there a nancy pelosi is the speaker of the house, the leading democrat in the house of representatives and the democrats of the majority there and that means she does have the power to block any trade deal going

politician nancy pelosi has said it several times that here back in april she visited the irish border she went to the city of derry and she spoke and absolutely unambiguous terms and said that if there is any disruption whatsoever to the current border situation in art and as a result of a chaotic nodia bragg's it or any form of bragg's it which would change those arrangements she said there is no chance whatsoever and then on top of that you have to look at other areas of u.s. political life so what you mentioned the friends of fire and caucus that's led by some very influential u.s. politicians richard neil who you mentioned and a very important point and richard neal richard name is the head of the u.s. house ways and means committee now the house ways and means committee has a direct say and trade deals they can block ideas and before it even gets to the senate they have to look at it and scrutinize it they have the 1st port of call and that sort of speak i said they could be an awful lot of hurdles coming in the way of a u.s. u.k. trade deal but there is. a possible solution that

. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi waited on the chaos in hong kong tweeting it is alarming to watch hong kong police with support from beijing intensify their use of force against the protesters and label them violent terminals. nancy pelosi is pushing for terry lamb, chief executive of hong kong to meet face-to-face with demonstrators, she faced heavy criticism for losing control of the situation because a few hours ago terry lamb said hong kong is seriously wounded. a story we will continue to watch. shannon: there's reason trade balance with china have made the president some fans in hong kong. let's discuss this with michael pillsbury, director of the hudson institute center for chinese strategy, good to have you with us. i want to read something, but the chinese foreign ministry said i need to emphasize a plaintiff, hong kong is pro-china and its affairs are china's internal affairs, we urge the us to stop interfering in chinese internal affairs. >> not quite true. hong kong was a british colony in the petition chinese push for 10 years on a joint declaration in which chi

lou: up next, nancy pelosi election meddling in guatemala? we take up how she moved or radical agenda south. last weekend's election in guatemala. and results. and will george soros be happy or displeased? that is a critically important question. >> trump administration announces new rules for illegal immigration moving the country closer to a merit-based immigration system. >> we'll be right back. at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected, to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. lou: president trump taking u.s. immigration system toward a more merit-based system,. the administration will deny green cards to immigrants who abuse the welfare system. edward lawrenc

mitch mcconnell, kevin, nancy. i spoke with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer yesterday. there is a lot of goodwill about this issue. reporter: [indiscernible] i don't think so. i think we have a lot of support. i'm very fortunate in the republican party of net 94% approval rating so that helps. i have a greater publishing -- relationship with republican senators. they are looking to me to make this thing go and we will have great support. we will have support from the democrats also. reporter: [indiscernible] pres. trump: no. i never said what i'm saying now. what i said was there was tremendous opposition from many people on both sides. i see a better feeling right now towards getting something meaningful done. after parkland but not to the same level and talking about now. we did various other things. we did do a lot of work after parkland but i think we have now a chance to do something much more meaningful. do with background checks. reporter: [indiscernible] it is almost back-to-school season. what is your message to children nervous about going back to school? pres

and nancy pelosi in 2008 blocked a trade deal between the us and colombia. she blocked it. she had the power to do that, and it took many years for that to be agreed. that is a real challenge for britain in the next few months. and i don't think british politicians have never fully understood that relationship. in the reagan republican days, there were politicians here baffled by republicans being sympathetic to the republican cause. yes, i do think it is naive to think thatjohnson and trump considers equals to negotiate some sort of trade deal. the economies are so out of... johnson was warned, if you become too close to the us, you become an american vassal. vassal, that was a favourite word of some of the uk brexiteers. a final point, put to a northern ireland journalist on friday who had been speaking to dup politicians, and they said, we think germany are so frightened of the prospect of a recession in the eurozone that we need to get our argument in front of german politicians, they are the ones who could open this up. do you think they are right? economists have some

the main focus is he said right there was gun control nancy pelosi saying quite simply she wants one thing done right now. she wants the passing of h r a not only the passing of that bill, but she wants the senate to take it out that's where they could pass that this is a bill th's already been voted on in the house, it is one that specifically focuses on background checks. she says they need to kick the door open first and then they go from there that is her main focus right now this is what she had to say about that. >>i think the focus asked to stay. on getting a senate vote on to that background check legislation and as i've said to people once we push open that door we can walk through with many other suggestions we have but we must not dissipate energy and to many other direction on my caucus, assault weapon ban. it's very popular i be for salt lake and then in the 90's and beyond because and dianne feinsin author on that right now we have the moment of troops. on background checks to people with an assault weapon, a rifle and dine or anything else or high capacity magazine. al