did. now voting for the new speaker of the house. nancy pelosi expected to win as president trump is getting his first taste of divided government. democrats taking control of the house today. the new congress officially in business in the past hour, following an unproductive white house summit yesterday between the president and congressional leaders on a partial government shutdown now in its 13th day. nancy pelosi says democrats will move ahead today with plans to go on a spending bill. she says it will not have cash for the president's ball. the white house calls it a nonstarter. nancy pelosi adamant on what she means by know when it comes to the wall. watch it. >> are you willing to come up and give him some of this money for the wall? apparently that's the sticking point. >> no, we are talking about border security. >> harris: doug mckelway, let's talk start them off on te activity on the capitol hill. we saw the senate side, now is the house's turn for leadership. >> that's right, in the spending bills nancy pelosi has suggested. we expect her to become speaker. it basically f

and muslims and much more representative of america as a whole and nancy pelosi retaking the gavel. this is the first time in 50 years that has ever happened. she likely has the votes to become the next speaker of the house. we will see how it goes. we will likely see some divisions in terms of who thinks -- there she is there. >> what we are seeing right now is nancy pelosi, it being looks like that's one of her grandsons. let's listen. that's the will rogers corridor as she walks into the house floor. the clerk is going to gavel in. let's listen in. >> for the meeting of the 116th congress of the united states, the house will come to order. >> and so it begins. we are going to have the prayer and the pledge and several other administrative issues that we're going to see going on before the minority leader and then of course the soon to be speaker who we see there, nancy pelosi will be officially nominated and sworn in and they are going to swear the rest of congress in. as we look at these live images of nancy pelosi with her grandchildren. it's really fascinating to be reminded

nancy pelosi 100 years after women got the right to vote. and women are ushering in a new era on capitol hill. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. president trump is back in the situation room today with the congressional leaders facing off against a new democratic speaker nancy pelosi. and neither side is budging while the government shutdown is day 14 and leaving hundreds of thousands of federal workers in financial limbo and nothing of the scores of businesses around dc and federal installations around the country hurting. joining me is geoff bennett, and garrett haake on capitol hill, and msnbc political analyst michael steele, a former republican national committee chair. and first, are they still in that meeting at the white house? >> yes, and no signs of horse trading between president trump and the house democrats so we will have to see what if anything comes from are the meet i ing. what we do know though is in order for the shutdown to end, one side has to give in, and one side has to cave, and if it is going to be donald trump, then he is going t

president pulling rank postponing nancy pelosi's overseas trip. jillian: what is next power player niche political chess match to end the shutdown? rob: after the clemson tigers were met with open arms, big-league name that could give the white house a choice. jillian: "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ a beautiful day ♪ jillian: light snow coming down in new york city this morning. not entirely depressing in new york anyway. other parts getting more. rob: it will be a weekend. jillian: we will talk about that later on the show. you are watching "fox and friends first" this friday. rob: thanks for starting the day with us. more than 1000 honduran migrants on the move trying to cross into mexico on their way to the us border. jillian: griff jenkins at the guatemala mexico border where some migrants are attending to push through without immigration paperwork. >> reporter: quite a difference from what we saw last october when we saw thousands by force crossing the bridge into mexico. let me orient you to what is happening, 1000 migrants registered for temporary work vi

>>> nancy pelosi was elected a speaker of the house. and marc sandalow wrote about her rise to power in his book "madam speaker: nancy pelosi's life, times, and rise to power". this is from 2008. [applause] >> thank you. i started it yesterday in washington and got out here and did a little t.v. thing this morning. i still have a tie on. it's nice to be here i feel completely overdressed. if i were nancy pelosi i would stop by thinking you will for your leadership. individually in front of cameras. but i am not, so i won't. but have to point out family, my sister-in-law and brother-in-law sarah and bill are here. my bay area relatives. thank you for coming. why write a book on nancy pelosi? i had to think about that for a bit. in my bookshelf as a journalist, it is filled by biographies with absolutely washington people that would love to have read and i would love to have the information in my head but i have no intention of actually reading. washington is filled with fascinating people. nancy pelosi is a very different story. there is nobody else like her. she is historic. th

pelosi, i extend to you this gavel. [applause] ♪ host: nancy pelosi once again reclaims the gavel, becoming the first and only u.s. speaker of the u.s. -- only speaker of the u.s. house. leadingis in control, the democratic majority for the 116th congress. your reaction to her leadership and the democratic agenda in the house. democrats can dial in at 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. you can join us on twitter @cspanwj or go to facebook.com/cspan. new york democrat hakeem jeffries nominated nancy pelosi for the speakership. take a listen to his speech. [video clip] >> without question, nancy pelosi has a track record of administrative success that is unparalleled in modern american history. nancy pelosi, captain the ship that defeated the effort to privatize social security, rescued our economy in the midst of the great recession, saved the amount -- american automobile industry, provided health care to more than 20 million americans. [applause] created the consumer financial enacted a bureau and minimum wage increase for the first time in 10 ye

want to start off by congratulating nancy pelosi on being elected speaker of the house. it's a very, very great achievement and hopefully we're going to work together. so i congratulate nancy. tremendous, tremendous achievement.>( robin ) president trump speaking thursday --- during a surprise visit to a white house press briefing after nancy pelosi starts her tenure as the 63rd house speaker. it was actually the first time in his presidency that he was in the briefing room --- but neither he or sarah sanders took questions from reporters. kron4's dan thorn talked with former san francisco mayor willie brown .... about congreto power. san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi reclaims her seat in the house..former san francisco mayor willie brown says with the number of women now serving in congress, pelosi is the ideal leader.. sot: 75 of the 100 women that are now part of the 535 i.e. the house and senate have came from what nancy has been attempting to do. brown calls those women disciples of pelosi..he says the speaker will be embraced by a democratic majority in the house that i

>> i want to start by congratulating nancy pelosi. hopefully will work together. >> even a dollar of wall funding? >> one dollar, one dollar. jillian: it is friday, january 4th, this is "fox and friends first". having at 4:00, a.m.. a taylor two washingtons, donald from hopeful he can work with another democrat held house, the new leader refuses to get on the same page. in washington the fight to fund the border wall is only ramping up. new congress, same stance. the immediate call for impeachment. why the plan might be dead on arrival. a painting honoring our heroes could be taken down if atheists get their way. the war on religion taking over a local courthouse, "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> you are watching "fox and friends first" on a dark friday morning on new york city. thank you for starting your day and ending your week with us. folks are still on vacation but hopefully still with us. they are back at work. house democrats passing a spending bill to reopen the government the first day in control. it does not include money for a border wall. donald trump

of women, records in terms of racial and ethnic diversity. nancy pelosi will become the speaker for a second time, the first person to regain power since the 1950s. that's a big deal in and of itself. for the president, it's historic in the sense this is the first time he will face real congressional oversight. >> the new congress facing an immediate challenge with the government shutdown on day 13 now, and it looks like president trump and democrats are both digging in for the long haul. their meeting in the situation room yesterday went nowhere, and a source told cnn the president said he would look foolish if he accepted a deal to end the shutdown. 800,000 workers are not getting paid this morning. >>> and joining us now, a reporter for the "washington post," and dana bash, cnn chief political correspondent. dana, 102 women will be members of the congress, and the growth from when nancy pelosi first entered the house in 1987, there were 23 women in the house in 1987, and now 102 as of noon today. >> no women in leadership at all in either party back then. look, it's a historic da

face oversight for the first time, another thing that's different. and nancy pelosi is expected to make history again. in a new interview, pelosi is not ruling out that a sitting president can be indicted. what does that even mean? the new congress also makes history with a record number of women serving in congress. it will be the most racially and diverse in american history. >> so this new congress begins today facing a major challenge as day 13 of the government shutdown. no deal in sight. sources tell cnn the president said he would look, quote, foolish if he accepted the democrats proposal to end the shutdown. nancy pelosi said the democrats will give nothing for the president's border wall. >> let's go live on capitol hill with much more on this historic day. >> up here on capitol hill, there is this back to cool feeling as we prepare for democrats to take back the house of representatives for the first time in nearly a decade. and today there will be a lot of pomp and circumstance. first a vote for the next speaker. we expect that to be nancy pelosi. then nancy pelosi will

>> nancy pelosi becoming the next speaker of the house during this hour of "outnumbered overtime." thanks for watching. now "the daily briefing." >> fox news alert. nancy pelosi officially voted speaker of the house just a few moments ago. we a wait for her to take the gavel and address congress. i'm julie banderas in for dana perino. this is "the daily briefing." nancy pelosi becoming the speaker for the second time. the 116th congress convening. first up, two bills to reopen the government with no funding for the border wall, by the way. senate republicans saying the legislation is a nonstarter. we begin with doug mckelway who is on capitol hill with the latest and a lot of excitement there. hi, doug. >> we have some new numbers for you. these are tabulated by chad pergram, who is a better counter than i am. chad has the total for pelosi at 219. the next for kevin mccarthy at 192. 18 ballots were cast for other candidates. so nancy pelosi has it. now, the fact that she has secured the speakership, we enter a new phase of the government shut down. some say there's a bit more hop

: the president pleased few if any of his supporters if any. nancy pelosi and the radical dems taking victory laps within 18 minutes of the announcement. illegal immigrants will soon jump to the front of the line while legal immigrants aren't even part of the discussion in the nation's capitol. and americans will be competing against low-wage workers and a system collapsing under the weight of even greater burdens. neither the president nor leader mcconnell talked about immigrants and their concern. no mention of our citizenry or making america great again or putting america and americans first. perhaps that was a passing oversight. but it doesn't feel that way tonight in america. we discuss tonight what is surely a victory for the new queen of the hill, nancy pelosi and leader schumer, former acting director of immigration and customs enforcement tom homan joins us and dr. sebastian gorka. also russian special operations contractors already on the ground in venezuela, there to protects nicolas maduro who still claims he's president in charge despite u.s. recognition of juan guaido as

. >> reporter: nancy pelosi did not waste much time, just hours after reclaiming the speaker's gavel she had democrats pushed through a funding measure to end the partial government shutdown but it did not include funding for the border wall. >> we are diligent, diligent and persistent trying to open up government. as i said today on the floor we will take ideas, good ideas from wherever they come including the idea of appropriations bills passed by the republicans in the united states senate. >> reporter: open to ideas she says. that doesn't include border wall funding but mitch mcconnell says the democratic bill is dead on arrival in the senate and the president made clear from the white house briefing room that he's not backing down. >> you can call it a barrier or whatever you want but we need protection in our country. we will make it good, the people of the country once it. i have never had so much support as i have in the last week over my stance for border security, border control and for frankly the wall or the barrier. >> reporter: the president will play host again today to congre

the white house is taking turns with nancy pelosi flexing political muscle, the president grounding high-ranking democrats from using a military aircraft to travel overseas in what would have been another long-distance trip for democrats amid the shutdown. pelosi double down on her state of the union message that he is not welcome in congress. republicans telling democrats off the bus and negotiate with the shutdown. democrats say they want to thank american troops for their service overseas. welcome to fox news at night, we have fox news team coverage tonight. chad program has the latest from lawmakers but we begin with ed henry with the latest from the white house. >> breaking tonight reports that milania trump used in a related -- military aircraft to get to florida today, that is pretty routine for first ladies in both parties to use military aircraft but it is happening in a highly charged political atmosphere because of the government shutdown and is likely to face criticism because the white house is canceling its government aircraft that was going to be diverse economic foru

. >>> well, nancy pelosi crushed donald trump today. crushed him. and he knows that she crushed him and you can tell that donald trump wasn't sure what happened when he was first told what nancy pelosi did to him today. we have the video of that moment. because it was nbc news peter alexander who told the president that nancy pelosi was changing her very polite suggestion that the president wait until after the government shutdown to find a mutual agreeable date for a state of the union address. she was changing that to an absolute refusal to allow donald trump to set foot in the house chamber next week to give a state of the union address after donald trump in his typical bullying way said that he was still going to show up and give his state of the union address, even after nancy pelosi had politely asked him not to. now, watch donald trump's face as he listens to peter alexander's question. now, it's very, very unlikely that donald trump has any idea what the phrase concurrent resolution means. you can kind of see that on his face, but he's probably on his way to figuring out that it

the package of funding bills that nancy pelosi put together that had nothing to do with the border wall. and five republicans voted for the other bill that would temporarily extend funding for the department of homeland security without a border wall. so there's five republicans in the house of representatives tonight who were perfectly happy to not only go without the wall but vote in effect against the wall very specifically tonight. >> yes, and as hakeem jeffries just said live on-air just moments ago, as these bills now head to the senate what the house has sent to the senate are two bills that the senate has been very, very happy to not only support but act on and vote for in the past with absolutely no controversy on either side of the aisle. so this is calling the question in terms of whether or not the border wall is the thing that republicans in the senate want to be known for in terms of keeping the government shutdown. this absolutely eliminates all other variables and puts them on them. >> for this and other reasons this next hour is going to proceed with a theme, and i

. congratulating the new speaker of the house nancy pelosi vowing to protect the border with a wall standing side by side with border patrol. we have the breaking news on that. apple hitting a 6-year low. it lost $450 billion since april. should you buy, or sell a home. we have insight on what's going on on wall street it's a new day in d.c. as the new house gavels in. the democrats tried to declare war on president trump. but alexandria ocasio-cortez already in open revolt against nancy pelosi. leadership denying her command for a new select committee that would be able to shut down the nation's energy grids. she only got 16,000 votes, and why she'll fail. is this 18. >> ? is this flip, is this going to belly flop with vote horse want d.c. to get things done? we are on it. do the border fight. yesterday's meeting produced no deal. new details coming in on how facebook gets a lot of information from you from outside apps, even if you are not on facebook. and how they act like a trojan horse on your computer funneling out your data without you knowing about it. the chinese weather app that's

a live report when nancy pelosi is expected to be sworn in as speaker of the house. thanks for joining us. today democrats officially took control of the house and pelosi is expected to regain the gavel after all of the votes are finalized. her first major challenge is ending the partial government shutdown. we have more from capitol hill. >> the 116th congress of the united states, the house will come to order. >> a new congress and new democratic majority it in >> we are giving him a republican path to do that. why would he not do it? >> pelosi says democrats are not budging. the president tweeted this morning claiming the fight is about 2020. the democrats know they can't win based on all of the achievements of trump so they are going all out. the gop majority in the senate is already pushing back chlgt. >> the senate will not waste its time considering a bill which n which is president will not sign. >> it appears it may worsen after a face to face in the situation room yesterday between the president and congressional leaders. >> they are now feeling the heat. it is not he

important speech whether or not nancy pelosi decides to attend or whether or not she grants access to the house chamber. nancy pelosi could care less about the furloughed government workers not getting paid. she sure as hell doesn't care about the epidemic of crime, violence, pouring across what is our unsecured southern border, human trafficking, gang-related crimes. 90% of america's heroin supply comes across that border. she won't even talk to the president. we have 300 dead americans every week because of heroin. there's an opioid crisis that we can fix in large part by getting rid of the heroin. nancy doesn't seem to care. this deadly poison fentanyl also pouring across in record amounts on our southern border. nancy apparently doesn't care. that's why nancy pelosi calls this real life, every day death and destruction a "manufactured crisis." that's why she took a nice long luxury vacation to hawaii during christmas. the president remained in the white house urging democrats to come on over and negotiate. they rejected a meeting with the vice president over the weekend and sent l

negotiations to fund the government. nancy pelosi showing no sign she will compromise on the border wall or any barrier. todd pyro joins us with a preview. >> reporter: possibility of another government shutdown looming over lawmakers heads as they go back to the drawing board this one, members of homeland security set to discuss the best ways to secure the nation's border. they have until february 15th to find a measure donald trump will back but a major obstacle is getting house speaker nancy pelosi on board. closing the government could be inevitable if pelosi does not change her tune. >> it will take 51/$2 billion, express that risk their lives say that is what it will take to secure the border. what is nancy pelosi willing to put on the table? of democrats want to stick with nancy pelosi they will be on the wrong side of history on this argument. >> reporter: kevin mccarthy a going democrats need to be open. >> it democrats begin to erect barriers that is positive in all shapes and forms. i believe nancy pelosi is out of step with her own party. >> reporter: back and forth talk

this big day on capitol hill, live picture from the house floor, nancy pelosi expected to be -- will be elected speaker of the house and we'll be keeping an eye on that. that is it for me. our special coverage continues right now. >>> brianna, thank you some, my friend. good to be back in the big chair. i'm brooke baldwin. history being made up on capitol hill where the most diverse u.s. congress ever is being sworn in. yes, finally more men and women like you representing you. leading the charge in house, nancy pelosi, who will once given wield the gavel as speaker. she becomes the first person in six decades to return to the speaker's chair after losing it. fun fact. the last was democrat sam r rayburn of texas back in 1965. when asked about her milestone and what it meansital today, na pelosi said this. >> i think of it as a responsibility as we go forward. and this isn't breaking a glass ceiling, this is breaking a marble ceiling in the capitol of the united states. >> cnn's sunlen serfaty is on capitol hill. between nancy pelosi and her news and all these new freshmen me

following several big stories this hour nancy pelosi doubling down on hy president trump state of the union address and michael cohen went to confirm the report that he paid a company to rig poles met for president trump. northeast bracing for massive winter storm threatening to drop as much as 40 inches of snow. hello, everyone daily perino and this is "the daily briefing." republicans nancy pelosi playing talks -- the speaker pushing back saying secret service agents should not be asked to work even if they are not getting paid to. the partial government shutdown now in his 27th day. peter doocy life on capitol hill, peter how are the democrats pressuring the republicans to give up while many and voting to end the shut down? >> dana, the virginia democratic senate to share the stage on the senate side with air traffic controllers that are making the case that the stress of missing paychecks are starting to take its toll on the people most directly responsible have the pilot for making sure the plane land and take off and tax e safely. a few blocks away from here there is a group of

>>> as we watch the house floor, the vote is officially under way for nancy pelosi as speaker of the house and we witnessed these remarkable events here on capitol hill. important to remember, we're all americans, privileged to participate in our form of representative government and as journalists, watch history unfolding in front of us. privilege to be here today. for this special edition of "andrea mitchell reports." here is ali velshi for "velshi and ruehl" in new york. >> good afternoon. i'm ali velshi. stephanie ruhle is off. it is an historic day. the first new congress. >> do you slolemnly swear -- >> the official start of the 116th congress. >> prayerfully, humbly with confidence and pride, will meet the challenge and will make a difference in the lives of the american people. >> i look forward to being able to have a trusted relationship with the president and with others despite differences from time to time. >> how about the if the president spends his time getting the government back open? >> while they remain deadlocked over the shutdown. >> even trump's base doesn'

. president trump moments ago canceling house speaker nancy pelosi's overseas trip to brussels, egypt and afghanistan hours before the speaker and her congressional delegation were set to leave, saying in part, quote, in light of the 800,000 great american workers not receiving pay, i am sure you would agree that postponing this public relations event is totally inappropriate. this is the president's words here. he goes on to write, obviously, if you would like to make your journey by flying commercial, that would be your prerogative. this comes after the speaker urged president trump, really told president trump, to move his state of the union address because of the shutdown related to security concerns, although the secret service said they would be fine. the house speaker's bags were packed. she was supposed to leave this afternoon. this is unprecedented. let's start with our white house correspondent kaitlan collins and manu raju getting reaction on capitol hill. starting with you, katelyn, does the president have the authority to do this? >> reporter: yeah, he does, actual

both sides of the aisle, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, kevin mccarthy, mitch mcconnell among others. finally came up with an agreement that they would agree to a continuing resolution that would keep the government open until february 15. during that time conduct what should be, according to the president, fairly intense negotiations to try to get a border wall. white house official told me we have strong signals from a large number of democrats that they will give some funding for a wall and that try trust that they will operate in good faith. here's what the president said about that or the consequences a short time ago. >> so let me be very clear. we really have no choice but to build a powerful wall or steel barrier. if we don't get a fair deal from congress, the government will either shut down on february 15 again or i will use the powers afforded to me under the laws and the constitution of the united states to address this emergency. >> which interpreted is the president says he will declare that state of emergency and use funds allocated to the department to build a border

". erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> without front next. speaker of the house nancy pelosi calls a last minus conference fighting back against the president on day 13 of a shutdown that seems to have no end in sight. plus trump's reality show calling a so-called press conference that was just a publicity stunt. he's trying to take the spotlight back from pelosi. the national debt at a new dangerous record. under a president who has called himself the king of debt but promised, promised this wouldn't happen. ate promise he's broken. let's go "outfront". good evening i'm erin burnett. breaking news. newly elected house speaker nancy pelosi fighting back in primetime. you were just watching a last minute press conference by pelosi, calling the last minute briefing just hours after retaking her position as speaker. vowing to re-open the government which has now been closed for 13 days. >> we are diligent, diligent and persistent in trying to open up government. as i said today on the floor, we'll take ideas, good ideas from wherever they come. >> she's trying to, well, push the whole

history made -- democrats take control of the house. and bay area democrat nancy pelosi is speaker again. complete coverage of the massive change underway in washington d.c. plus -- we )re watching the markets. the dow jones down ?? problems at apple leading to the downturn. good morning, and thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. i )m marcus washington. and i )m kira klapper. laura is off. a live look inside the house of presentatives. the 116th united states congress is in session right now. and nancy pelosi is making history -- being picked as speaker of the house. pelosi will wield the gavel next. the democrats are taking control following last year )s midterm elections. a look at the other chamber of congress okay. okay. okay. >>> the democrats are taking control following last week's mid-week elections. >> senators were sworn in. republicans still control the senate but only by a slim margin. >> lawmakers on both sides have some big goals on their agenda. job one, reopening the government with a portion of it shut down for nearly two weeks. >> susan mcguinnes has the

news alert, nancy pelosi taking the speaker's gavel and with democratic control of the house she welcomes the new john of bipartisanship in the nation's capital and top democrats calling for bipartisanship, they want republicans to help them investigate the president. it is happening amid the partial government shutdown. fox news at night will investigate the language of the bill house democrats passed to reopen the government. pro-life activists worried by the new measure as they head to the senate. we have fox team coverage tonight. the first correspondent, leland is talking about measures to fund the government but not the wall. >> reporter: look no further than how late speaker nancy pelosi get the congress for proof she went today to be about her and trying to corner the president with bills that don't fund the wall. he had other ideas and at 430 he change the conversation. >> happy new year. >> reporter: walking into the press briefing room for the first time donald trump gave bipartisanship just a few seconds of airtime. >> i want to start by congratulating nancy pelosi on

reality of it. this is a tough situation. >> neil: real quick while i have you here. nancy pelosi talked about the president skipping the state of the union, that it was a security issue. kirstjen nielsen said there was no such issue. i know you could tell us, who is right? >> this is a real easy one. nancy pelosi has occasionally a lucid interval. right now she's way off base. not even remotely close. >> neil: so there is no security compromise in the nation's capitol for president to speak to the nation? >> in my view there is not. there is not. this is a manufactured deal. this is the -- this is what is going on in the sandbox. no, i don't believe that to be true, neil. >> neil: don't -- you're very clear. pat, thank you. >> my pleasure. >> neil: let's talk about that political storm that is brewing between the president and the house speaker, nancy pelosi. it's not getting any better, not getting any friendlier. blake burman with more. >> hi, neil. nancy pelosi's office says the house speaker was willing to travel on a commercial aircraft to afghanistan with other congressional democ

hill where in moments nancy pelosi is expected to officially resume her role as the first female house speaker in american history. members were voting. they seemed to have stopped now and they are not quite done yet. when they are, pelosi will speak. when she is handed back the gavel, she will be the first politician to assume a second speakership in more than 60 years. she will preside over a monumental power shift in washington. with the president who has proven to be impossible to negotiate with. the shutdown is now in its 13th day. donald trump still wants his border wall. democrats still say no. >> are you willing to come up and give him some of this money for the wall? >> no. >> apparently that's the sticking point? >> no. >> no, no, no. the shutdown could continue to be a problem for the president for a long time. democrats have promised to use their new majority to investigate donald trump from everything on his taxes to his family to any potential ties to russia. pelosi did not rule out indicting a sitting president. >> do you believe the special counsel should honor an

as nancy pelosi pulls the plug on the state of the union. ants and the shutdown, no end in sight. >>> is the president guilty? michael cohen says he is threatening his family. >>> ed lavandara goes under ground at a tunnel under the border to see how drug cartels will get around trump's new wall. let's go "out front." good evening, i'm erin burnett. "out front," tonight, president trump considering executive action to build the wall. this according to a gop source, the president is putting it back on the table if there is no deal with democrats soon. there is no deem. house speaker nancy pelosi chance ancelled the state of th union. this afternoon the president lashing out at her. >> nancy pelosi or nancy as i call her, she doesn't want to hear the truth and she doesn't want to hear, more importantly the american people's truth. we found out she's cancelled. i think that's a great blotch on the incredible country that we all love. it's a great, great horrible mark. >> okay. one big take away would be this. the state of the union is not strong. just look at the childish letters th

"new york times" president trump says he will explore alternatives after nancy pelosi says it no state of the union until after shutdown and. later in the day president trump held a roundtable with conservative leaders about border security and talked about speaker pelosi's response. president trump: thank you for being here and a lot of friends in the room. mr. vice president, thank you and secretary nielsen, thank you very much. we are doing a great job on the border. meaning we have to have a wall. we have to have a barricade of some kind, a steel barricade. already designed. we are building a lot of wall as we speak and we are renovating the wall, otherwise by what is coming up with the strong economy that we have. we haven't had an economy like this in over 50 years, would you say that is correct? and because of the strong economy and we are stopping them. but it's a lot of work. we have incredible people at the border and you have to thank the border patrol agents and i.c.e. agents. long island, radical democrats don't want them there because they are doing a too good job. long i

. democrat, nancy pelosi, prepares to take the speaker's gavel as her party retakes control of the house. she will address lawmakers after she is made speaker. along with the pomp comes changes for president trump. democrats promise rigorous oversight of the president and his activities. more hearings and subpoenas and scrutiny and the congress itself is changing. there are a record number of women, african-americans, and hispanics being sworn n. cnn correspondent phil mattingly is on capitol hill. this is a very busy day. what are we watching? >> no question. very historic day and barrier-breaking day. what you are watching is the roll call. they will be casting a vote for speaker. the magic number if everybody votes is 216. as you noted, nancy pelosi is expected to easily have the votes and be the next speaker, but it's about the freshman class that came in a democratic wave and more diverse and looks like the country than any in history. when you break down the ta statistics, they have 40 new women members and 20 new veterans coming to congress and 10 new lateinos and nine new black m

sewing more confusion within their own party. house speaker nancy pelosi. asking president trump to postpone the state of the union until the shutdown is ended. she claims, she has only concerned about security but there is a different story now has materialized that sounds very much like the truth. the dimms by the way quickly lost control of this because political gamesmanship and their own messaging. nancy pelosi orchestrating widening cast among the dimms for the call to postpone the state of the union.known more confused than her number one deputy house majority leader, here he is plainly saying, the speech is off completely. >> the speaker is the one who invites the president to speak in the joint session and she has said as long as government shutdown we are not going to be doing business as usual. >> so the state of the union is off? >> the state of the union is off. >> what if the president i don't know, responds with, no, he wants to keep the date. any chance that he could convince you otherwise? >> no. >> he then tried to walk back his emphatic straightforward answers cla

pledge. that's what we're going to do. >> nancy pelosi and the democrats growptionded by entrepreneurship. >> president trump nancy pelosi for a military aircraft for a trip to afghanistan. >> we have to keep them here to secure our border and end the shutdown. >> many democrats would like to make a deal. speaker pelosi will not let them negotiate. >> israel has hypnotized the world. may allah awaken the peoplenned help them see the evil doings of israel. >> i don't know how my comments would be offensive. >> music legend lending her voice to the red, white, and blue. >> i hope that this anthem will touch people in a different way. i hope they would feel it so deeply. that's what i feel when i sing this song. ♪ dance, dance, dance. ♪ creeping up on you ♪ just dance, dance brian: super bowl halftime show which i thought was very subpar justin timberlake likes to dance. he has great rhythm. he has been famous since he was a child. ainsley: you know this song. brian: right. steve: they were talking about the shutdown and the super bowl yesterday in their caucus. brian:

speaker of the house and the president that we have with nancy pelosi and president trump. >> the fact that they would leave ups flying commercial is a danger to us and other people. >> that she would accuse the president of the united states putting a life in jeopardy. the reason he didn't want her to go is because he's trying to support american citizens. liz: breaking news. the president saying he'll make a big announcement on the shutdown and the border tomorrow. the markets shrugging off the shutdown. major averages finishing you have as the wall is getting bigger between the white house and capitol hill. the blood student between the white house and nancy pelosi escalating. but we'll show you how nancy pelosi's argument falls apart on all points. a new report comes out of fox news disputing her claims that the president leaked the news of her trip. also her reasons for postponing the state of the union tears apart. ' politicians warning, tear down that wall between capitol hill or the white house or voters will build a moat around you. >> there is light at the ends of the tunnel.

howie: with the government shutdown in its third week, nancy pelosi becomes speaker of the house. another democratic congresswoman curses her way with the mother of all obscenities, demanding president trump's impeachment. >> the language is unacceptable. we are talk abouting a congresswoman none much us heard before yesterday. >> i can't believe this is a big deal, scandalous or offensive in any way. howie: is the press holdings labor actable for her blistering attack. and romney slams the president in an op-ed. >> mitt romney is different from flake and corker because he's sticking around. >> mitt romney will give republicans an opening to use their big boy voices and speak out when something is blatantly wrong, cruel or offensive. >> he's reprehensible. i can't believe the people of utah elected this creep. howie: warn rrp becomes the first candidate in the presidential race. >> the problem with arounden in addition to lying about her heritage. she has a problem not being herself. elizabeth warren is too left wing probably to be elected nationwide. >> you have been fight caree

congress. nancy pelosi is expected to become speaker for the second time. both sides not budging after yesterday's summit at the white house. democrats going to quickly introduce a measure aimed at -- that's her right there in the pink, you can't miss her. they are aimed at ending the shut down. a measure aimed at ending the shut down. minus the $5 billion that the president wants for his border wall. the president was invited. he has invited congressional leaders to the white house tomorrow to plan -- to try again. the g.o.p. leaders say the president is willing to make a deal, but the democrats refused to negotiate. >> i think, at the end of the day, the president -- listening to him, he wants to solve this, as well. that's why he asked us to come back friday after the leadership races. the president and vice president stayed here over the christmas holidays and there was absolutely no negotiation from the other side. they want to keep delaying and have a government shutdown while president trump has said he wants to secure the border. >> melissa: so much for fresh starts. they count

hoyer disagreeing with nancy pelosi saying the wall is not immoral and they actually work. they disagree, the two parties on what works best. democrats stepping up and disagreeing with nancy pelosi. the president seems to be right. she won't let them vote unless they are in lock step with her. we have a second caravan on the move. this one from el salvador. we debate what if steny hoyer was house speaker and not nancy pelosi. would we still be in shutdown mode or would we have a deal? this as president trump issues a hardball mac down. raw politics like you have never seen it before. accusing he lowsive avoiding negotiation on the shutdown. he said no to nancy pelosi's use of a military jet to fly to afghanistan an hour before she was about to leave. this after pelosi called on the president to delay his state of the union address or concerned tonight writing. politics in the raw like you have never seen it before. we are all over that story tonight. google, facebook, amazon in a defensive crouched position. landmark privacy legislation, congress do it. the incoming attorney gen

or anywhere else are not going to be really happy with the fact that nancy pelosi is calling their walls on their security immoral. it's never been immoral to protect people. >> while the white house hunkered down for the latest rounds of talks, vice president mike pence has a message for democrats. >> the american people know that walls work and we heard from border agents today in the oval office that in areas and sectors where they were assigned to deal with illegal immigration, the flow of narcotics, human trafficking, all the threats to our communities that we face of our border that once they build a wall, you saw illegal immigration, it dropped precipitously. if >> so you will not accept a deal that does not include a wall. >> the president has made it very clear. if >> that meeting in a situation room which means will probably get that pick instead of obviously video and maybe even get a read out. if we do, we promise. >> a big part of our coverage today. >> met nancy pelosi is sworn in as a new speaker of the house. of the first person in more than 60 years to regain the s

nancy pelosi as the second speaker to regain the gavel since sam raburn way back in the 1950s. and today, the new reality of divided government for the president for the first time. and now, the house has a democratic ma jjority and savvy political speaker. nancy pelosi telling savannah guthrie on the i to d"today" sh >> i'm effectively as a legislator and effective as a fund-raiser, and the best, and they have to take me down. that is what they have tryied te do, but they don't. they just light my fire. >> in the battle with president trump, pelosi is going to be em po powered by a new house majority in the political wilderness. and the democrats will be backed up with the muellost women memb since john f. kennedy was president and pelosi's father was the mayor of baltimore and the return to power for the first time since 2007 when she took the podium surrounded by her grandchildren. and now her rise to greater prominent as donald trump's toughest adversary. and now all grown up to witness pelosi's rise to greater prominence as donald trump's greatest adversary, and the battle is

trump as democrats take charge of the house and nancy pelosi returns as speaker, democrats are already flexing their muscles. how far will they go in investigating the president and his administration? oejt shutdown. after claiming that he'd owned the government shutdowns, the president now blames democrats for the nearly two-week closure. funding for his border spal at the heart of the dispute. will either side budge? charged with spying. an american arrested in moscow has now been charged with espionage. his lawyer says the charges run founded, but a russian news site claimed he was in possession of classified material. >>> and north korean defection? a top north korean diplomat and his wife have reportedly disappeared from the streets of rome. could they have been kidnapped by kim jong-un's regime and brought back home? or did they defect and seek asylum in the west? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> breaking news. president trump's world just changed dramatically. the new congress has been sworn in and democrats are now in being chast house. nancy pelosi

accepting invitation from nancy pelosi. garrett tenney joins us live from washington with what this could mean for the next possible shutdown or the shutdown deadline. good morning. >> there was some question of whether or not the state of the union would happen with another shutdown in the air but as of now it looks like it is going to happen. house speaker nancy pelosi talked about the address over the phone yesterday and made it official a letter, writing when i wrote to you on january 23rd i said we should work together to find a mutually agreeable date when government has reopened to schedule the state of the union address. in our conversation today we agreed on february 5th, donald trump replied it is my honor to accept. we have a great story to tell and great goals to achieve and look forward to seeing you on the fifth. of another partial shutdown is 3 weeks away, congressional negotiators try to work out a deal, minority leader chuck schumer is urging the president to stay out of this discussion. >> when the president injects maximalist partisan demands into the process nego

union speech has been canceled by nancy pelosi because she doesn't want to hear the truth. she doesn't want the american public to hear what is going on to riyadh she is afraid of the truth. democrats, the radical democrats, what is going on in that party is shocking. i know many people that were democrats and they are switching over right now, they are switching over quickly. so i hope they know what they're doing so far for their party. so far they haven't. i won the senate, meaning we won the senate all together, but we don't get any credit for that. they don't talk about that, they talk about the house. to --'t have any chance other than a couple of people from kentucky where i want and campaigned for andy barr and for some others, they ended up winning their races, but i couldn't campaign too much, too many people. but we did a great job with the senate. and people don't want to talk about it. i will say the american people want to hear the truth. they have to hear the truth. the truth is all about, i think and i hope -- we were planning on doing a really, very important s

short, nancy pelosi makes it clear democrats are not ready to reopen the government, still refusing to renegotiate with the president. live in washington the lights remain off for the 35th straight day. >> he is good, he is good, he's up and talking and watching netflix. heather: and emotional end to the days long search for missing 3-year-old boy. how searchers were able to find him and bring him home safe. >> just beautiful. >> and together, beautiful too. heather: just when you thought you were dumb of politics on the football field coca-cola ready to reopen that can of worms during the super bowl. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ heather: good morning. you are watching "fox and friends first" friday morning. a live shot at new york city, thanks for joining us, thank you for starting the day with us and ending the week. the shutdown showdown looming on capitol hill after dueling funding bills fail in the senate. lawmakers scrambling to come up with another deal. griff jenkins live in dc. the president considers his next move. it is like a game of chess. >> reporter:

hard. >>> and indict trump, what presumptive house speaker nancy pelosi is saying about whether the president can be indicted while he is in office. we're going to have today today's savannah guthrie's exclusive interview. >>> we want to start with the big day on capitol hill, the first day of the 116th congress begins next year. at some point nancy pelosi is expected to take the speaker's gavel for the second time in her career. her first mission, day 13 of this government shutdown, house democrats expected to vote and pass two bills to reopen the government. stiff resistance expected from the president and some republicans. another sit-down between the president and congressional l d leadelea leaders scheduled at the white house tomorrow. there's no indication it is going to end any differently than what we saw yesterday. if anything, speaker pelosi and president trump clearly still have a lot of fight in them. >> are you willing to come up and give him some of this money for the wall? >> no. >> because apparently that's the sticking point. >> no, nothing. >> how long are you goin