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 skill that is 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 neek ka 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 pelos

and so, it ain't nancy's cash. it's our cash, and i want everybody to have the same respect for the cash. that's the issue that i have, and so that's why i'm as intense as i am. not because i want to chop you down, because i don't want to make the same mistakes. >> well, i'm on board. there's no question about that. >> and so, i have some place i want to take you, okay? >> oh, i'm excited. >> go ahead and take this bend. i'm surprised by how much development's goin' on around here. >> waycross is--in the last five years, has been blowing up. >> has it? >> it's growin'--oh, yeah. and this is just an old georgia town. >> i'm taking nancy to a house in waycross in a neighborhood that i think she'll like. i want her to understand how important it is to her business that she live here. does your house in tampa look like this? >> no, i have a beach house. um, i have a nice house. >> is it this nice? >> no, not at all. >> nancy. >> mm-hmm. >> you want to know why i brought you here? >> 'cause i'ma be able to buy this hous

nancy pelosi playing an uprising led by the progressives including congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez, what came from that. welcome to fox news at night, we begin with breaking news on immigration and a win for the president's efforts to build the border wall with military funds. trace gallagher is on the case tonight. >> a couple of big victories for donald trump but not without pushback, the president announced guatemala is signing an agreement to restrict central american asylum-seekers coming to the us, the deal being called the safe third country agreement says migrants from el salvador and honduras who cross into guatemala on their way to the us have to apply for protection in guatemala. in return agriculture workers from guatemala get wider access to temporary us visas. the hope is the new deal will ease the crush of migrant caravans coming north. >> we are sending a clear message to human smugglers and traffickers that your day is over and we are investing in the future of guatemala, the safety of migrants and their families. >> the group says the agreement is cruel and inhuma

nancy kind of took aim at them. they got aimed at by the president. then nancy defended them. then they came on national television to game at nancy. >> this is no different than the growing pains people go through. if you look at the republican revolution and the mid 90s you thought similar things. this is a growing issue where you have a new unyou are gent group of people in their 20s and 30s, and you have the stall warts of the party who are not ready to hand the baton. you have people in the in their 60s and 70s. trish: shouldn't they just go home, saying i am not being racist. >> you have a generational divide within the party. if politics is a question of who gets what when where and how -- trish: it's not necessarily about age. you can be a young democrat and hold ideals that are traditional democratic values. these women are full-on socialists is posing anti-semitic comments. nan, hayworth? they seem to blame america for even venezuela's problem. >> robert is right. there is an analogy between the tea party energy we had in 2010 and we had a bloc of members who could s

he suggested nancy pelosi would be happy to arrange it. nancy pelosi rejected what she calls the president's xenophobic comments and went on to criticize the raids happening today. boris sanchez is at the white house tonight. there's little doubt who the president's tweet was referring to. why target them? >> president trump is trying to exploit a rift in the democratic party. these four progressive members have been critical of house speaker nancy pelosi, specifically saying that she caved to the administration with the passage of this immigration funding bill last week. pelosi has been frustrated with their use of social media, believing they are often too critical of other democrats. but the president's tweet appears to have backfired. these two sides now apparently

i deal with nancy pelosi a lot. we go back and forth. it's fine but i think a group of people is being very disrespectful to her. i will tell you something about nancy pelosi that you know better than i do, she is not a racist. okay? she is not a racist. for them to call her a racist is a disgrace. charles: speaking to fox news last night, a long-time democratic congressman william lacy clay blasted aoc for her claims of racism against pelosi saying it was such a weak argument to say she was being picked on in that four women of color were picked on by the speaker. tells you level of ignorance on american history on their part as to what we are as the democratic caucus. my political panel, distinguished lecturer basil smikel, president of district media, beverly hallberg. don't start, won't be none segment, basil. it is getting hotter around hotter every single day. we're getting strange political bedfellows. william clay lacy, lacy clay, siding with nancy pelosi over the upstarts, aoc and the squad. what do you make of it? >> as it is w

you cannot work with somebody you consider to be evil or a nancy. once you call somebody a concentration camp guard, you cannot debate with them. i would defend nancy pelosi that she is part of the old ideology, but she allowed's the new ideology to fester in her own party. it should've been beaten back, the demonization. the demonizing people and calling them racist, sexist, homophobes. what you end up having is a decline in dialogue across the country. >> jesse: now they don't do anything bipartisan. >> dan: even more videos of cops getting assaulted across the country. don't go anywhere, folks. it is not just new york. next. ♪ -excuse me. uh... do you mind...being a mo-tour? -what could be better than being a mo-tour? the real question is... do you mind not being a mo-tour? -i do. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. prpharmacist recommendedne memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. it's just the way things are. when you're under pressure to get th

plus alexandria ocasio-cortes escalating her fight with nancy pelosi. the democrat accusing the house speaker of singling out women of color. let's go outfront. >>> and good evening, i'm erin burnett, outfront this evening

>> this is not what nancy pelosi wants to do. as somebody married to a member of congress, no longer in majority, majority is precious time. she is wasting time. we will talk about the vote, they are wasting time doing stupid things like this, because she's so powerful, you are right, she has star power. >> harris: what do you think of the poll? look at favorability of nancy pelosi and her unfavorable statistic ties, you figure in the 4.5% differential, still ahead of alexandria ocasio-cortez. basically unknown and the other in congress for a long time. >> exactly. she's taken years to amass this kind of power and here comes this freshman out of nowhere, who is kind of close to her numbers. by the way, paul ryan had to deal with the freedom caucus, that wing of the party. those guys had had to ban together like 12, 20 guys and women in the freedom caucus. this is one woman, one young freshman, not even 30 years old, you are right. she's a star and has a lot of power. >> a lot has to do with what charlie is saying, the power of so

president trump: nancy, i do. crazy nancy, i have been watching her, and i have been watching her for a long period of time. she is not the same person. >> we have to defeat nancy pelosi. (ding) hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, paying for this could feel like getting robbed twice. so get allstate... and be better protected from mayhem... like me. ♪ .. .. i wanted to consolidate my credit cards in to a personal loan to pay them off faster. lending tree made lenders compete for my business and i ended up with a loan that saved me over $9000 and no more credit card debt. i mean $9000! ♪ >> paul ryan was not a talent. he wasn't a leader. paul ryan was a lame duck for a long time asking speaker. i deal with nancy pelosi a lot, and we go back and forth, and it's fine. but i think that a group of people is being

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you cannot work with somebody you consider to be evil or a nancy. once you call somebody a concentration camp guard, you cannot debate with them. i would defend nancy pelosi that she is part of the old ideology, but she allowed's the new ideology to fester in her own party. it should've been beaten back, the demonization. the demonizing people and calling them racist, sexist, homophobes. what you end up having is a decline in dialogue across the country. >> jesse: now they don't do anything bipartisan. >> dan: even more videos of cops getting assaulted across the country. don't go anywhere, folks. it is not just new york. next. ♪ (male announcer) now's the time... to tune... fix fletching... and practice until your groups are tight and consistent. it's time to get your season off to the right start. so head to bass pro shops and cabela's archery gear up sale. come check out the newest gear from archery's top brands, with huge savings so you can stock up on the gear you need. plus get your bow outfitted, tuned and sited right in the store. bass pro

nancy pelosi knows that. this is the beginning of a movement that democrats have to deal with the party being pulled further and further to the left to the point that they'll leave voters homeless. >> that's what the president is hoping for and the white house is hoping for. so nice for the leader of the democratic party to take time out of her schedule to meet with nancy pelosi. they want to pin this on aoc, the squad and the progressives. >> nancy pelosi is running the show. you know, to kelsie's point, it's taken in stride. you know, i think you're seeing the excellent reading of her kaw sus, especially on the impeachment front. hundreds of democrats want the impeachment. she's pulling the reins back. you saw a bipartisan deal struck with steve mnuchin before they went on the six-week vacation this summer. again, you're seeing her at the peak of her power. >> shannon: they say it's not vacation. it's working back in their home directs. just so we don't get confused. so the speaker sent out an e-mail, the d

and nancy pelosi is there and she's been there a long time. i think what's missing here is mutual respect. you may not agree with someone, but nancy pelosi actually knows what he's doing. some of these new people that are coming in that are out there trying to do whatever they can, they're moving everyone to the left, be careful, because it ends up hurting their own party in the long run. >> a.b., do you agree? is there mutual respect? >> i can't believe i'm agreeing with president trump here. it is disrespectful what these four women are saying about nancy pelosi and to imply that she's a racist is what you're saying. this doesn't help nancy pelosi so i think the president is enjoying it. nothing would make alexandria ocasio-cortez happier than to say that the speaker is getting defended by president trump. but this is -- she's the new sort of boogieman of the right, cortez is. so i'm not surprised he wasn't going to pick on nancy pelosi. but he did recently call her horrible and vindictive, so even though i do think he has a strange respect

robert: we got a snapshot of house minority leader, kevin macarthy, spoke with nancy this week nancy: you said a short time ago that the chance of -- chants of "send her back" have no place in this country. why is it a problem when people t?anted but not when the president tweets >> the president clarified that he did not tell somebody but talked about the love of the country. nancy: he said they should go back. >> if you want to read h clarification, he talked about the love of this country and said if you don't love this country, you can leave. robert: nancy, what was your takeaway from leaderccarthy and talking to other top republicans on capitol hill this week? only four rublicans and one independent broke from the president on this house democrats resolutn condemning his remarks. nancy: i was startled by his willingness to tie himself in rhetorical knots in order tci avoid cring the president. he was clearly uncomfortable with the chant and wanted to get that message out there but unwilling to criticize the president at all even though the president's words inspired the adant. so

>> to nancy pelosi's comments. this is just a ridiculous media show at the circus for the democrats. there is no legitimate reason. it is common sense that if we apportion representatives in congress based on the number of persons defined as citizens we need to figure out who exactly is a citizen in the district and need to make sure we apportion correctly so this promotes free and fair elections and the information on the census is only used for statistical purposes to make sure the house of representatives is drawn correctly. so there's a lot of constitutional rationale for it and this is something that is kind of a mundane constitutional issue that have been overly politicized by the democrats, let's look at who benefits from this, they don't want to count the citizens that are here and they are for open borders and so many other things we saw in the 2020 debate. why wouldn't you want to ask this question. it's a very simple rationale. >> very good question especially with democrats, many of the 2020 candidates

nancy pelosi of course she is going to feel a certain way because she represents san francisco. and that's a sanctuary city where we know a young woman was murdered in front of her father years ago by an illegal alien who been deported numerous times and back in san francisco. also, we all see what's happening in san francisco under nancy pelosi and other democratic leaders, quote, unquote, watch. increase in homelessness, you see the syringes all over. a lot of the filth on the streets. i think san francisco is a beautiful city and should be restored to its greatness by getting a lot of these nonsense politicians out of the way who look the other way and pretend what they don't see. they have been looking the other way at the border while this president, my boss and our president has made this an issue for over the four years he has been running and being the president. it has been a central piece of his presidency and we finally got that aid. now we have to get serious about the national security crisis that people see. ainsley: kellyanne, thank you so much for joining us. >>

the fact that you have black women coming to the rescue of nancy pelosi says everything that nancy pelosi is not a racist. as someone who travels this country almost every weekend, i care about preserving the majority. david: what do you think of president trump's comments about nancy pelosi? >> i think it's try age you laying by the president, and d try angulation by the president. there is a problem when you have one wing of the party accusing the new moderate to conservative democrats for being segregationists. >> pelosi laid it out for you and everyone else. they have four votes inning this caucus. women of color in subcommittees and leadership roles. we have disagreements aired publicly. >> you know, we never accused mitch mcconnell or speaker boehner of being racist. david: we have run out of time. thank you both have much. the liberal mayor of los angeles failing to get a handle on the city's homelessness crisis. now residents are taking matters into their own hands. wait until you hear what folks are doing. president trump issuing a stern wash to iran. president trump: iran better

and really, nancy pelosi is a strong leader. and as i said before we've been unified on very important legislation. i think that's what's important. i love the diversity, and i don't mind a little mixing up, but it -- in the end, we work together to do the right thing for the american people. >> congresswoman frankel, let me ask you about the big story of the day, alex acosta, who is the 13th cabinet member to depart the trump white house. we've talked so much about how there are all these acting official officials -- what is the real impact -- you laugh, but it's true. what is the impact of these vacancies. >> i think it's evident in the policy of this president, which is basically to say vile things about immigrants and do horrible things like separating children from their parents at the border, like trying to take away our health care, by sending lawyers to the courts to try to throw out the affordable care act. it's all reflective in his policy, all his promises, infrastructure, health care costs. >> to have a revolving doo

and we're listening to nancy pelosi even as we speak. so, as democrats spend the rest of the summer with their constituents, will they comeback to d.c. on the same page? joining me to talk about it, ma lany, mark leibovich is the chief national correspondent of the "new york times" and david jolly, former republican and former congressman from florida r also answer msnbc political contributor. and democratic specialist and former executive director of the new york stay democratic party. melanie, this is the speaker's parting message before the longest recess of the year for lawmakers. what do you think in reality her priorities have to be as she's heading into this six-week break? >> i think there is a real desire in the party right now to put on the show of unity. as you've seen with the meeting between aoc panned laosand po l has had a lot of tension. and i think the testimony of mueller has united the party around a common goal, and that's defeating trump in 2020. there are a lot of divisions when it comes to policy, strategy, or even

i agree with the criticism. >> nasty spat between alexandria ocasio-cortez and nancy pelosi and some of the other freshmen. president was asked about that, i mean, i was scribbling a lot of notes here and he had this to say. >> i think cortez is being very disrespectful to somebody that's been there a long time. i will tell you something about nancy pelosi that you know better than i do, she's not a racist, she's not a racist, but for them to call her a racist that's a disgrace. >> susan, is this trump playing commentator in chief and bit odd that he's coming to nancy pelosi's defense? >> i have a little bit of a problem with the story, i feel that we in the media have to be careful that we are not generating news or covering news. >> that ship sailed a long time ago. >> you need to be careful with stories like this when you're interviewing people on capitol hill, you're putting idea in the head, there's no organic feeling on capitol hill amongst anyone including the squad aoc and company that nancy pelosi is a racist, this was generated, i think in the media, pushed by the media bec

", nancy cordief congressional correspondent for cbs news. amna nawaz, national correspondent for the "pbs newshour." >> and susan page, the washington bureau chief for "u.s.a. today." bob and susan, you've been covering politicsor years and have observed the presidency up close. the stock market is u the economy is strong. yet the president, h turns to race, turns to these tweets. whyooes he d this? bob: easier to de the creation of the universe. but we have to try to uwherstand e it's coming from and if you'll give me here.ensation i go back to watergate, the day that non resigned in the famous farewell address. he was sweating and talking aboutis mother and his father and finally kind of like this is the essence ofhat i've learned. he said, "always remember, but those hate you who hate you don't win unless you hatehem and then you destroy yourself. hate was this piston, this poison in t nixon presidency and i think now 45 years later -- and we've seen it in variou incarnations -- but this is about hate. this is about the legittization of a

out presidential candidates and nothing nancy can do about it. chris: on this issue of what should happen post mueller, we got this on facebook from bill. mueller said he was unable to indict sitting president for obstruction but others in administration and campaign are not immune to indictment. why have no one else been indicted, dona, two questions, how do you answer bill and secondly, what does nancy pelosi do to control the drive for impeachment among a lot of democrats? >> first, speaker pelosi cannot drive the conversation because the conversation started a long time ago, started before she even became speaker for the second time. there's a very healthy debate going on in our country in terms of whether or not the president is abusing his power. the house judiciary committee will continue to pursue along and gain information, i don't know if it will ever come to vote on the house floor but as of now, democrats believe that this president must be held responsible not just for actions but he should be held responsible for the things that he'

. >> are you speaking to nancy pelosi? >> our teams are in communication. >> shouldn't it be a face to face? >> i agree, yes. >> she

. >> the vote itself was delayed nearly two hours amid a bitter partisan debate whether nancy pelosi a, the speaker of the house had actually violated house decorum rules by calling the president's tweets racist on the floor. now, this led to this moment with the congressman who was presiding over the house. >> we don't ever, ever want to pass up it seems an opportunity to escalate and that's what this is. we want to just fight. i abandon the chair. >> okay, congressman cleaver joins us now. good morning, congressman. >> good morning. >> why did you throw down your gavel and march away from the chair? >> well, because frankly i was embarrassed to remain as the chair presiding over what should have been a very shameful moment for all of us, and that is here we were in the house of representatives and every person who spoke violated the house rules. i presided -- i was asked to preside to try to make sure it was a fair kind of a thing and that's what i did. so i admonished every single speaker, democrat and republican and thought all i want to do is get through this ugly situation with

nancy pelosi is not in any way, shape, or form racist and i think you had tape earlier of alexandria ocasio-cortez acknowledging that. here's what's happening, wolf, it is not some news-worthy gulf within the democratic party. we are a huge and dwiiverse par. we have people from all over the country, gay, straight, white, black, jewish, christian, muslim, it's a little bit of a management problem.

that's why he defended nancy pelosi last week. i have no some of you at all for all the identity politics they are now having to wallow in. nancy pelosi accuses people of racism all the time. she is being accused of the same thing. just have fun with it. you made the bed, get a line now. >> melissa: harris' point, there is reporting now that nancy pelosi is going to announce a resolution condemning president trump's remark. >> katie: but not ilhan omar's? >> melissa: i think you're getting confirmation, it's happening right now. that's putting them back to grandma on the same side again. what you are saying is defeatist about that. >> harris: that's with having under public and seven. no matter who it is, lindsey graham or whomever. you step in while they are a little domain is in flames you put out the fire for them by getting involved in -- >> melissa: i don't think so. >> katie: it forces nancy pelosi to put a resolution on the floor defending the extremist -- whenever they want to say -- squad. >> brian: i have a "seinfeld"-li

last week nancy pelosi was having huge feud with alexandria ocasio-cortez. the president came to nancy pelosi's defense of the verse of reason thought that he would throw a hand grenade in the whole works on sunday and turn the attention back on him. now he is trying to make it look as though these are the four people who are controlling the democratic party and then if you vote democrat in 2020, that's what you're going to get, the band of left-wing socialism. don't know if you can make that steak but we'll see how he does with the vote tonight. >> neil: thank you, john roberts of the white house. vice president joe biden holding campaign events in iowa saying that the president should go home in response to some of those tweets. peter doocy with more. >> neil, as president trump vies for four moyers, joe biden saying he might tell the president to drop and give him ten if the president ever questions joe biden's mental or physical capabilities. >> come on, donald. come on. how manyush-ups do you want to do here? >> biden still has to beat a lot of democrat

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trish: a public spat between far left dems and nancy pelosi. she is being accused of explicitly singling out newly elected women of color. ilhan omar and rashida tlaib, and iana pressly. it was nancy pelosi trying to load her up with work to keep her out of the spotlight. >> 2000 i was assigned to four of the busiest committees and four subcommittees. sometimes i one der if they are trying to keep me busy. >> how they are interpreting and carrying it through another place is up to them. but i'm not going to discuss it any further. with all due respect. i said what i have to say on the subject. trish: caldwell strategy consulting. gianno caldwell. doesn't it start to lose its effectiveness if you keep running around saying everybody is racist and that's why they are not seeing eye to eye with you, because they are racist, and perhaps nancy pelosi and joe biden because he took heat from kamala harris. is nancy pelosi getting a taste of what perhaps the president has to deal with? >> democrats have used these tactics against republicans or anyone

is this how nancy pelosi and democrats wanted it to go? it got kinds of crazy for a couple of hours there where nancy pelosi herself ran afoul of this i think amazing house rule that doesn't allow anyone to say that the president used racist words. who knew that rule existed? and so it was a bit of a mess. and the outcome seems to be that president trump just is using these four congress women of color as a new foil and he likes to have a foil. is this what they were hoping for? >> you know, i think they walked into this knowing there was going to be some commotion on the floor. there was a private meeting with democrats yesterday morning where pelosi basically went back on some advice that her rules chairman was giving members which is be careful what you say on the floor. he was reminding them of the decorum rules. pelosi said i'm not going to worry about it. but she was serious. and i think she was trying to make a point. that she was going to call out these racist comments by the president, these racist tweets. forget about the house r

and nancy pelosi met with the democratic caucus in the house of representatives today, she pleaded for unity at one point saying, quote, you got a complaint, you come and talk to me about it, but do not tweet about our members and expect us to think that that is just okay. clearly there is a rift emerging between her and some of the more liberal younger members emerging. >> i don't blame her, quite frankly. she's a leader of the party in the house and what she is saying is not that you can't complain. sure, complain. but how about coming to me so i don't have to read it on twitter first. and i think she's -- she put out the word there, look, you don't have to stand in line behind me all of the time. but we have to have a united front because we're dealing with hugely important issues and this comes on the heels of her saying to maureen doubt in "the new york times," they have four votes and she was also right about that. they have four votes. and so i think she's kind of saying to them, i'm not going to roll over for you and you need to understand where i'm coming from. and how importa

it is clear nancy pelosi didn't watch it. she talked about seized assets,y which i think if you confuse the seized assets from the investigation, let's use it to build a wall. >> there you go. >> nancy pelosi calling was crossing the threshold, it was a big day for us. she says she watched it a little bit when asked earlier. she said the american people now realize more fully the crimes that were committed against our constitution. i think this gives you some sense that the calls for impeachment will not completely be ignored by the speaker of the house. speaker nancy pelosi was smiling because it was over today, not because it went well. if she's no pivoting to getting trump's taxes. nadler and adam schiff look like they need prozac. if it was ugly out there, look like there was a death in the family. they've done nothing, nancy's congress so far besides 100 hearings on a hoax and i checked on the government. they've done nothing on health care infrastructure, trade, or drug prices. at the end of this, no one was charged wit

the democrats, nancy pelosi is now in purgatory. they're going to continue to move forward on impeachment for the judiciary committee, dominating the headlines whatever they want, drowning out what they're doing in the house, drowning out democratic presidential candidates and there's nothing nancy can do about it. >> chris: we asked you for questions for the panel and on this issue of what should happen post-mueller, we got this on facebook from bill. "mueller said he was unable to indict a sitting president for obstruction but others in his administration or campaign are not immune to indictment. so why has no one else been indicted? is mueller implying the president trump committed obstruction by himself? donna, two questions, one, how do you answer bill, and secondly, what does nancy pelosi do to control the drive for impeachment among a lot of her -- >> speaker pelosi and not drive the conversation, because the conversation started a long time ago. it started before she even became speaker for the second time. there's a very he

and nancy pelosi is still willing to go down path, but she and other democrats are looking at the day to say it is better to make a policy case against this president to the american people, and there is a growing caucuses and democratic base who say they want more firm action on the part of the democrats in congress. >> one of the challenge, wolf, for the democrats is what al green told our manu raja earlier in day, this is not about anything that is uncovered in the mueller investigation, but it is about the president's racist comments or statements or action. that is a problem for democrats, because manu's next question to him was how are those high crimes and disme knne -- misdems and how do you have that with what impeachment is about, and it is going to be difficult to explain themselves. >> and now, the president says i do believe i am winning this political fight, and he says that he shenjoying it at the same time and what does that say to you? >> well, look, this is not the first test of that growing faction of the frustrated democrats will have at trying to impeach the presi

out presidential candidates and nothing nancy can do about it. chris: on this issue of what should happen post mueller, we got this on facebook from bill. mueller said he was unable to indict sitting president for obstruction but others in administration and campaign are not immune to indictment. why have no one else been indicted, dona, two questions, how do you answer bill and secondly, what does nancy pelosi do to control the drive for impeachment among a lot of democrats? >> first, speaker pelosi cannot drive the conversation because the conversation started a long time ago, started before she even became speaker for the second time. there's a very healthy debate going on in our country in terms of whether or not the president is abusing his power. the house judiciary committee will continue to pursue along and gain information, i don't know if it will ever come to vote on the house floor but as of now, democrats believe that this president must be held responsible not just for actions but he should be held responsible for the things that he'

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mike: nancy pelosi says the asylum rule is a clear abdication of american humanitarianism. how do you respond and are there exceptions quick. >> there are. relates to trafficking primaril primarily. where the last 12 years in particular america has put a keen focus on interdicting human trafficking and taking care of the victims in this accounts for the c entirely. it also stops people who are fraudulently clogging the asylum systemem. we have a 300,000 case backlog of asylum and they are getting in the way of those who have legitimate claims and persecution claims. asylum is about safety not for him shopping. this regulation will shop - - stop that while preserving safety. >> and mexican flags blazed - - raised over a facility in colorado what is your reaction quick. >> i was pretty furious broker you could hear cheering at the same time but that is sorely disappearing to see any american who thinks that is acceptable. is also low-level violence. private i.c.e. detention ncfacility attacked with fire frankly. but the tacoma police department in washington had to intercede.

nancy pelosi, as powerful she is, she's being played like a puppet. >> harris: nancy pelosi getting played by a puppet. you got the last word, you got 15 seconds. >> the leader of the free world, the president of the united states, and a couple of these people are member's -- >> harris: we are talking about nancy pelosi right now. she's also very powerful. >> but she's not the one who said it. >> harris: good to see both. what a discussion! moving on, reading president hassan ronnie says he's ready to begin negotiations of the united states. but he says president trump must first lift sanctions on iran. this, after iran said it surpassed the limits in the agreement. trey yingst with the reporting in jerusalem. trey? >> harris, that's right. iranian president rouhani said he's open to talks with the united states if the trump administration first lift sanctions on iran. first, they said they will continue to increase pressure on the islamic republic amid news that they will be breaking more key terms of that nuclear agreement every 60 days. iran broke two key commitments by surpassing the u

after the hearing, speaker nancy pelosi renewed her push to fight the white house in court. but in what allies see as a shift, she is sounding open to the possibility of impeachment. >> some of your democratic colleagues believe you're trying to run out the clock on impeachment. >> no, i'm not trying to run out the clock. let's get sophisticated about this, okay. okay. >> how long do you think the court fights will take? >> we will proceed when we have what we need to proceed. not one day sooner. they're advocacy for impeachment only gives me leverage so i'm willing to take whatever heat there is there to say when the decision will be made in a timely fashion. this isn't endless. >> reporter: democrats have voiced concerns that the window is closing on launching an impeachment proceeding. >> i would certainly like to see us move more expeditiously. >> reporter: the house judiciary committee said today it also may file a lawsuit as soon as next week to try and force former white house counsel don mcgahn to cooperate with its probe into potential obstruction of justice. after

. >> are you speaking to nancy pelosi? >> our teams are in communication. >> shouldn't it be a face to face? >> i agree, yes. >> she has every right to sit down with here at any time with any of us. she's speaker of the house. she can ask for a meeting to sit down with us for clarification. the fact of the matter is, acknowledge the fact that we're women of color. when you single us out, be aware of that and what you're doing. especially because we're getting death threats and being singled out in many ways because of our background, because of our experiences and so forth. >> juan: moderate democrat slamming the squad for threatening the primary him. here's texas congressman henry cuellar. >> this group called the justice democrats. they're not democrats. they're socialists. they want to impose their vision to texas and we know that in texas, our vision is different. their vision is not the vision of most americans. >> juan: this is so interesting. so here they are at a time when you think president trump has opened the d

but nancy pelosi once lost a speichespeaker. he more moderate members lost their races to people leak m li, she does not want that to happen again. she said, i know you want to go socialist, but we have 27 democrats that hold trump winning seats, if we lose them, i lose gavel again, and republicans will take control of the house, she is trying to tamper down the squad on far left, but because of their media prowess, they will not be silenced. kennedy: no. >> they will primary moderate democrats with left wing candidates. >> let's take healthcare, some policy issues out. every time the 4 congresswomen go before the national camera, they raise a bunch more money. as you know money in politics is power. you have to run for your seat every two years, you are constantly in reelect mode that is a valuable resource. so, having money, means they can spend that money helping the like minded progressives they know and grooming, defeat more moderate democrats. >> right. >> that is -- the biggest issue between speaker pelosi and these women

they even called nancy pelosi a racist. so interesting sequence of events, i guess, to a certain extent, pelosi might know how it feels. the president announced on twitter this evening that there has been a deal on the budget and debt ceiling. he said i'm pleeftds to announce a deal has been struck on a two-year budget and debt ceiling no poison pills. success? >> absolutely. that's a tremendous success. i am glad to see we are able to work by part andly thank god. you will see mark stanford, republican former senator who will be saying this is anti-republican because it increases the national deficit. so there is an soming there for him. trish: i thought that's what democrats were saying these days. everything is backwards. i heard so many democrats sound like fiscal conservatives. thank you so much. lots coming up. it's the hottest movie this summer. take a peek. [♪] fired out how much "the lion king" earned on opening weekend. first president trump vowing to fix our immigration system. the administration will have more