nancy pelosi said. >> people have a right to express themselves and other people have a right to respond. there should never be any violence. >> hours later, pelosi said "the violent actions of people calling themselves antifa deserve unequivocal condemnation and the perpetrator should be arrested and prosecuted." to go those on the hard left, including antifa, use violence as dr. king said, undermine the because they seek to promote. >> no other leading democrat has publicly condemned antifa violence. a committee of lawmakers on tuesday approved a resolution treating violent acts by whites premises as a terrorist act by not -- but not those of the left-wing group. >> bret: dianne feinstein shocked a group of supporters tuesday when she said president trump could be a good president. feinstein, like other leaders in san francisco, has been a harsh critic. >> this man is going to be president most likely for the rest of this term. i just hope he has the ability to learn and to change. and if he does, he can be a good president. and that is my hope. >> bret: you may have heard the

legislation. in a statement, house minority leader nancy pelosi called the statues reprehensible saying the g.o.p. should work to remove them immediately. new jersey senator democrat cory booker called his bill to do just that just one step. at gettysburg, the national park service said it was committed to guarding these site-specific memorials in perpetuity. the debate continues to play out across the country as vandals desecrate monuments to men and cities remove the last vestiges of complicated and for some proud past. on the sidelines of this debate the return of an old feud as battle lines were drawn over twitter between president trump and a south carolina republican senator lindsey graham who said the president was dividing americans. president trump in a tweet accused senator graham of telling a disgusting lie about his comments in the aftermath of the violence in virginia. grandma responded urging the president to move the nation toward the light. not back to the darkness. senator graham not the only g.o.p. leader criticizing the president tonight. bob corker, a fellow r

obviously -- house speaker nancy pelosi walked through statuary hall all the time. >> and then a change of heart? when you look at the facts that you have these battles happening in our society, in our culture, it's so emotionally driven. part of it is how can you pull back the emotion and have more of an intellectual discussion, a dialogue amongst the different groups. i think for the aclu, they are trying to figure out, these are the individuals who have stood it help those controversial groups like the kkk, national socialist groups, abortion providers. they have a spectrum of individuals they been fighting for. >> one important point, a moment of hope. the supreme court and first amendment jurisprudence. the westborough baptist church. that element give us an eight one ruling. free-speech will be defended. >> bret: only come back, a unique police dashcam video. ♪ if you could book a flight, then add a hotel, or car, .. .. >> bret: finally tonight, usually when we show you police dash cam video, it's almost always not a good story. one way or another. this dash cam video is different.

cause of the day is of the left. it's going to hurt them. it's going to hurt them a lot. so nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, all of these individuals that spent all of their time maligning conservatives as the kkk, nazis, they have to call on the antifa crowd as vicious, vial, just like the kkk is except there's more of them. apparently they're intimidating some police officers, which happened in berkeley. good police. but they're even intimidating them. so these politicians have to be called on this just like they're called on the kkk stuff. call on the antifa. anyone in a mask should not be -- >> sean: a mask and helmet and body armor. we have to roll. thanks for being with us. >> good to see you. >> sean: more reaction to the antifa protest going after conservatives over the weekend. we'll have more on the historic flooding in texas. did you know that texas has a $10 billion rainy day fund, which will go a long way to helping those that didn't have insurance and need to rebuild. we'll check in with the energy secretary and former texas governor rick perry will be here and geraldo and more

. >> denigrates democrats lookine seats. >> two weeks before election day in 2016, nancy pelosi was on tv say they would take the house back in win 30 seats. stick with the g.o.p. is trying to expand the majority. in a dozen districts where voters just picked a democrat for congress and trump for president, experts say democrats start at a disadvantage. >> the map is slanted against them. how their coalition is heavily dependent on urban areas. >> it has been that way since 2010 when republicans won be egg in state elections and used gerrymandering to redraw some districts. for now, it's hard to turn the map blue. stick we have seen the number of competitive districts go from 100 to about two dozen. >> the house gets the most democratic attention because in the senate their membership may shrink. ten democratic senators trying to get reelected and states trump just won. >> democrats are hugely exposed in the 2,018th senate map. >> the house is in play. both sides are brainstorming. >> i can't wait to run ads against democrats saying they want to abolish the va, medicaid part d, complete gover

nancy pelosi welcomed bannon's departure, using it as an opportunity to bash the president. in a statement saying, quote: personnel changes are worthless as long as president trump continues to advance policies that disgrace our cherished american values. it's unclear what steve bannon will do now that he has left the white house. a couple reports indicate that he quotes plan to go to war on behalf of the president against his opponents on capitol hill, in the media and in corporate america. bret? >> bret: he played a key role. chief strategist. you look at politics and how things play out. who fills that role now. >> i think to a large degree kellyanne conway will be. she has the same sort of connection with the conservative base that bannon did. she has got the president's ear. i don't know if she will officially take on a title like that. i think you will see her get more face time with the president. >> bret: all right, job. thank you. let's get more reaction now from a person who has seen quite a lot covering the nation's capital. brit hume joins us by phone. your thoughts o

continue to wait. >> democratic leader nancy pelosi today stated, quote, despite having full control of the legislative process, the republican congress has not lifted a finger to raise wages, create good paying jobs, invest in our crumbling infrastructure or avert a catastrophic default on the full, faith, and credit of the united states. instead, wasting months trying to tear away families' health coverage. but senator orrin hatch first elected in 1976, says democrats are holding things up in a way he hasn't seen in four decades. >> about the only thing we have been able to do is get some appointments through. and even then it's slower than ever before. >> now president trump's allies are pointing out that nobody in d.c. has been very helpful implementing his agenda. not even the g.o.p. >> he has a false hoax story. this whole russia collusion stuff he is fighting. democrats obstructionists and republicans candidly weren't ready for the president to take over on day one. >> a top house republican pointed out to me today the house has passed a repeal and replace measure, a bill to rebu

, bernie sanders, nancy pelosi, and chuck schumer seemed ready to pull the party further left in search of democrats who either didn't vote or voted for donald trump. >> i don't think the democrats have yet to offered what the alternative is. the approach of the democratic party is to fight president trump when he is pursuing things that we think are bad and defend stomach of an r-value values. we also have to tell the country will we stand. >> to make our economy more effective... >> in a flashy campaign video, deleting, former ceo and one of the wealthiest members of congress, spends very little time using the two words on democrats 'slips for month. "donald trump." >> democrats cannot win meant by attacking from. we have to show the american people a better way. we have to think about the future. >> the 54-year-old touts his blue-collar upbringing in a union family in new jersey and calls himself a "progressive businessman," basically a conservative on most physical issues in a liberal or progressive on social issues. the question is will a candidate more centrist than hillary

look at nancy pelosi, 31%. mitch mcconnell, 20%, 18% in his own state. i'm hoping they are paying attention that the present remains twice as popular because he's doing his job and keeping his promises. i think congress needs to get on board finally. >> these are data, which were very much aware in the white house white house. why don't you throw in the mainstream media numbers as well.. somebody can call me and let me know when the president's approval rating gets as low as the media approval waiting. this is an incredibly important point. people are saying he strained to make good on his promises, he believes the moral imperative to get health care reform done, to get tax relief to middle-class families. he is urging congress, he said today to revise themselves and rescue themselves by passing tax reform. that's the president reminding them that they stood in the way of him, pen in hand at signing into law health care reform. it got 29 million americans without health insurance right now. you got 20 million who opted out of obamacare. 6.5 million whoec they paid a penalty becaus

hurt them a lot. nancy pelosi, chuck schumer who spend their time calling names they need to be called on what's being done in the country. the antifa crowd is vicious and vial and masked like the kkk except more of them. antifa is masked and marauding and apparently intimidating police officers in berkeley. good police but they're even intimidating them. they is to be called on this like the kkk stuff. anyone in a mask -- >> a mask and almost body armor. >>> coming up, more reaction to this antifa protest going after conservatives in berkeley, california over the weekend. plus, we'll have more on the historic flood inning texas. did you know texas has a $10 billion, no-pun, rainy day fund which will go a long way to help those who did not have a fund. the texas governor will be here and geraldo and much more straight ahead. >> i hear there could be three or four feet of water coming. i've decided to leave. >> i think everybody will help everybody. >> to the people of texas and louisiana, we are 100% with you. 100% ♪ 100% it's a highly contagious disease that can be really serious...

cause of the day is of the left. it's going to hurt them. it's going to hurt them a lot. so nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, all of these individuals that spent all of their time maligning conservatives as the kkk, nazis, they have to call on the antifa crowd as vicious, vial, just like the kkk is except there's more of them. apparently they're intimidating some police officers, which happened in berkeley. good police. but they're even intimidating them. so these politicians have to be called on this just like they're called on the kkk stuff. call on the antifa. anyone in a mask should not be -- >> sean: a mask and helmet and body armor. we have to roll. thanks for being with us. >> good to see you. >> sean: more reaction to the antifa protest going after conservatives over the weekend. we'll have more on the historic flooding in texas. did you know that texas has a $10 billion rainy day fund, which will go a long way to helping those that didn't have insurance and need to rebuild. we'll check in with the energy secretary and former texas governor rick perry will be here and geraldo and more

that these pieces of american history should in fact be left bit of a congresswoman nancy pelosi, senator cory bogie all say that confederate statues should be removed from the u.s. capital. wait until we show you what al sharpton is saying tonight. what we're seeing play out here in the aftermath of charlottesville in the media with the democrats, they are politicizing a terrible horrible incident by evil people. yes, white supremacists are evi evil. they have completely ignored the facts and they are trying to politically bludgeon president trump, conservatives and republicans, and painted them unfairly as racists and bigots. here's what they won't tell you. democrats as i pointed out in great detail last night have a very disturbing history when it does come to race. it was a southern democrats who voted against the 1964 civil rights act and the 1965 civil rights act including the person bill clinton has praised many times as his mentor, jay william fulbright. hillary clinton's full mentor,t byrd, al gore's father. he voted against the civil rights act. republicans are the par