on a typical day i had one meeting with nancy pelosi on a more typical day three meetings with nancy pelosi four, five meetings come many very often the last voice i heard at the end of the long day was not my wife's butt nancy pelosi's on the phone. i thought i knew more about her than anybody else. i'll be honest with you, when i was telling susan this in the green room, when i first picked up the book i was skeptical. i said what could i possibly learn from this book? what i don't know how to spend as much time as they did with her. i learned more about nancy pelosi from this book than i knew about her from my interactions serving with her as chair of dccc. i could not recommend this book. if you want to understand the dimensions of nancy flows h tragic, or impulses come her strategic to come for to come her personal commitments, relationship shared with familyl you must g this book. we will post the link to get it several times during the next hour or so. susan page thank you so much for joining us this evening. >> it is such a pleasure to be withsu you. i should know personal th

what about nancy reagan? what made her the person that she became and equipped her to be a first lady and do you think ronald reagan would have been his politically successful or even been president without her? well, i'll take that last question first people who were closest to the reagan's tell me no stewart spencer his ronald reagan's first. political consultant has advisor throughout his career says he would never have been governor without her. he would never have been. president without her she as i said had this. incredibly keen radar and protective-ness that i do think a figure such as ronald reagan who was a perpetual optimist a delegator or somebody who didn't sweat the details. i mean he needed a worrier and he was close to exactly one human being in the world and he married her. but when you look at nancy reagan her she comes from a very traumatic childhood that she never really liked to talk about all that much. her mother was an ambitious actress her biological father was an unsuccessful car sal

davis and later nancy reagan. hers is a complicated and often very painful story but i think that ronald reagan shows well and the country owes him a debt for that. >> what do you say about someone who gives your life meaning and support and understanding, someone who makes sacrifices so that your life will be easier and more successful but what you say is you love that person and treasure her i simply can't imagine the last eight years without nancy. the presidency wouldn't have been the joy without her there beside me and that second floor living quarters in the white house would have seemed a lonely spot without her waiting for me every day. they had all kinds of advisors and experts who look after his interests when it comes to foreign policy or the economy but no one looks after their needs for a human being nancy has done that for me through recuperation's and crisis. every president should be so lucky. [applause] i think it is all too common in marriages that no matter how much partners love each other they

davis and nancy reagan later. a complicated and very painful story. but i think ronald reagan and chose well and his partner for life and i do think that the country owes him a debt for that. >> what do you sayne about someone who gives your life meaning? what you say about someone who was always there with support and understanding? someone who make sacrifices so your life will be easier and more successful? what you say is you love that person and treasure them. [applause] >> i simply cannot imagine the last eight years without nancy. the presidency would have been the joy without her be signed me in that second floor living quarters a day again the only spot without her waiting for me at the end of the day. she went said the president has all kinds of advisers and experts who look after his interests when it comes to foreign policy and the economy, but no one looks after his needs as a human being. nancy has done that through recuperation's and crises every president should be so lucky. [applause] i think it's

tell us about beyond nancy davis. karen: you're right, she was born, the product of a bad match between a very ambitious actress and a car salesman hill very shortly after birth, they go their separate ways. in her mother shortly after that, leave us a little baby name and francis robin in the care of relatives. and so for the next six years, of her life she just yard for this absent mother. and as her son and ron told me, another people pointed out to me, sort of cast a shadow on her spirit. sort of insecurity but never really leaves her credit is one of the reasons she was so complex. she believed that no matter how successful they were, there was always sort of a trapdoor in life rated than any minute the bottom and can all out and certainly, that is underscored two months after they get to the white house where she almost loses her husband it to the sansone bullet. she was a somebody who actuallyb shared a lot about herself. she was not one, her own children didn't really know all that much about her childhood. ea

apart. >> how much of a suspect was nancy? >> i don't know that nancy was on the radar for a long time. she was on the radar long enough to be able to set her aside. >> after that search they did just that. they believed this anguished mother had nothing to do with the disappearance of her daughter so they took nancy off the list. they also took off the boyfriend matthew. he had an alibi that held up putting him somewhere else at the time lynsie went missing. so that left just two. >> i haven't seen her since that day. >> marty, who police didn't trust because of his secret relationship with lynsie and because he had lied about his identity and the man who dropped lynsie off at that corner. the last person to see her before she vanished, chris mccanus. >> in here. do you remember connie loomis? >> yes. >> april 2002, more than a year after lynsie went missing detectives decided to start over. they brought chris mccanus back to see if his story still held up. >> i really would like to think that lynsie has been like either abdu

nancy anaya: exactamente. damián trujillo: ah, ¿usted qué nos puede decir de personas que quizás tengan miedo, o dicen que "no tenemos confianza en la medicina que nos están dando, la vacuna"; qué nos puede decir a esas personas, de las consecuencias que pueden sufrir si no lo hacen, si no se vacunan? nancy anaya: bueno, en primer lugar, es natural tener miedo, no, no es algo raro, si usted tiene miedo, comuníquense con sus doctores, sus enfermeras, a gente de que tienen confianza; ahorita, empezamos a vacunar en diciembre, y ahorita ya vamos a julio, tenemos millones y millones de gente que se ha vacunado, y sabemos que la vacuna sirve para prevenir el covid-19, y que, y que no nos afecta al tiempo largo; este, pero lo que sí sabemos es que si te infectas con el covid-19, aunque sea leve, tienes síntomas por años, o por meses después; conocemos jóvenes de 20 años, de que no se enfermaron seriamente, pero ahorita tienen, tienen dificultad recordando cosas, respirando, y más importante, puedes inf

thank you, nancy pelosi. host: the speaker yesterday blocking two members, jim banks and jim jordan, from that committee. i read your statement -- part of her statement a moment ago and then kevin mccarthy pulling all five members that he nominated from the committee. liz cheney is the only remaining republican member. she was appointed by the speaker. here's jim banks of indiana at yesterday's news conference. mr. banks: she knows that we were prepared to fight to get to the truth, to find the facts about what happened on that day, to make sure that january 6 would never happen again. but she doesn't want to go down that path. she knows that we're already asking questions in just the first couple of days that leader mccarthy appointed us to this task. questions that democrats have never asked about why the capitol was vulnerable on that day, when we had intelligence for weeks leading up to january 6 that told us that something dangerous would happen on january 6. she knew we would fight back against their po

nancy: sophie long reporting from miami. the british prime minister boris johnson has welcomed german chanceor angela merkel for talks. they met at the prime minister's official country residence. misses merkel has become the first foreign leader this century to address the british cabinet. speaking at a news conference, she said the immediate priority is to find a durable solution to the row over the status of northern ireland with respect to the eu single market and the republic of ireland. chancellor merkel: i personally believe that on the basis of this protocol and within the framework of how it was negotiated, we can find pragmatic solutions that on the one hand retai the integrity of the single market but that will also on the other hand contribute to creating acceptable solutions for the people. it is obviously understandable that this was prolonged, and i think it was a good thing that this was prolonged for another few months. it should be possible for all of us to come to a pragmatic solution within this grace per

tragic events that happened on speaker nancy pelosi's watch. it's clear at this point nancy pelosi has cherry picked the members to serve on this committee. she has prewritten a narrative only numbers who will stick to her talking points are allowed to serve on this committee. if this is truly a fact-finding mission to make sure january 6th never happens again, this isn't what that looks like. today i want to repeat a call that i made last week to the chairman of this committee to bring before this committee today on this panel the head of the capitol police union who told many of us last week and has said publicly and privately that on january 6th the rank-and-file members of the capitol police department, the heroes that make up the many women, the heroes that make up the capitol police department, they were not prepared for what happened on january 6th in spite of intelligence reports that date back three weeks before that date, they weren't equipped on january 6th with the proper equipment that they needed to handle what happened that day a

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no need for a commission and nancy pelosi and her democratic colleagues in congress on this. the house in washington and the swamp, their house is much more important than your house or your business or your relative that is a police officer or you who are working in police work. still, january 6th committee, not raising several important questions like for example, where were the reinforcements? y, on six separate occasions, six separate requests from the capitol police chief for additional security, why were they ignored? why were they so unprepared for these massive riots. they knew theirs come to be a march in the capital, this is a huge day at the capital, they knew in advance, they knew the night before, everyone knew thousands of demonstrators were descending on washington, they knew that mike pence was attending the capital in front of a joint session of congress, what happened? who is ultimately in charge of capital security and what role as the commission going to have looking into this? what role did nancy pelosi come of the speaker of the house play? what should h

i want to comment on one thing, that nancy pelosi knew this was going to happen. i didn't know she had a crystal ball. did you know that? host: "the washington post" editorial board has a list of questions they think committee should ask and they said at the top of the list is precisely what donald trump did before, during, and after the attacks. how did he prepare the speech preceding the insurrection where he told the crowd to fight? what did he anticipate audience reaction to be? when did he know the pro-trump mob was threatening the capital? why did he offer only mild statements after the danger was clear? did they coordinate with extremist groups? answering such questions with calls for subpoenaing mark meadows. along with other white house aides. caller: they are going to get up there and make a lot of false statements to the committee. pence, supposed to be a good christian man that won't lie? get him up there to see what he has to say about the whole thing, that's what i'd like to see. host: robert, virginia, good morning, what do you think? caller: i woul

so what i'm finding out nancy, is your kind of a hipaa, correct? but again, you can pull up a chair of a policy table next to kevin mccarthy. and also next to this little the american dream is a combination of working hard, pulling yourself up by your bootstraps every day. but also reaching out to help those who need a hand. that's right. sen, kirsten cinema. the progressive, who said that she's going to shake up the senate. so i'm assuming that she voted yes on one of the big progressive values of raising the minimum wage to $15.00. miss cinema. miss cinema. know ok. she's the one of the game. so let's give her a lifeline. our nation is facing a lot of problems, right. now, we can fix these problems if we work together. she is right. that's why there's it's infrastructure belt to rebuild all the crappy highways and bridges falling apart to fix public transportation, upgrade, america's airports, improving power and water systems. you know, so you're like not drinking lad like in flint, michigan, and even bringing internet to all those in super a po

why is nancy pelosi so afraid of the truth coming out? we cannot afford to have a speaker of the house. >> president biden was on cnn moments ago and was asked about the january 6th commission. watch. >> i don't care if you think i'm saying reincarnated, the fact is you can't look at that television and say nothing happened on the sixth, you can't listen to people who say this was a peaceful march. think about it. think of the things being said. will: 7 -- laura: all emotionalism, no facts, no one said nothing happened, typical biden dodge and all the lemmings at cnn, thank you, it is ridiculous. >> it is ridiculous and justice ridiculous is the fact that nobody has answered to this day, no democrat has been willing to go where we wanted to go which was to ask the questions about why on january 6th we were so well prepared for something that for tragic incident that after the capitol we knew three weeks prior to january 6th, we had intelligence the toll that something was going to happen that day. i met with the head of the capitol police

why is nancy pelosi so afraid of the truth coming out. we cannot afford to have a speaker like this. >> laura: as mentioned, joe biden, on cnn moments ago and was asked about the january 6 commission. watch. >> i don't care if you think i'm satan reincarnated. the fact is, you can't look at that television and say nothing happened on the six. you can't listen to people who say this was a peaceful march. no, i'm serious. think about it. think of the things being said. >> laura: congressman banks, all emotionalism, no facts. no one said nothing happened. that's a typical biden dodge. of course, all of the lemmings at cnn are just like, oh, thank you, so brilliant. it's ridiculous. >> it is ridiculous. just as ridiculous as the fact that nobody has answer to this day, no democrat has been willing to go where we wanted to go, to ask the questions about why, on january 6, we were so ill-prepared for something bad, for a traffic incident that happened at the capitol, when we knew three weeks prior to january 6, we had intelligence that told us

congresswoman nancy mace, thanks for joining us. we'll have you back on again soon. >>> up next, dr. marty makary, we're going to take on this coast to coast confusion about conflicting mask guidance. we're on it. also threats of more mandates and restrictions are looming in different parts of the country. keep it here on "the evening edit." >> if you've been vaccinated or if you've had the disease and you have natural immunity, you are protected. ♪ ♪ [relaxed summer themed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it

because she was named by nancy pelosi, nancy pelosi doesn't need kevin mccarthy here. she did need him to have that bipartisan commission go forward to have that fair, same number of republicans as democrats on the committee. this time because kevin mccarthy said they weren't going to do it, he made his bed here, and nancy pelosi saying we have a republican, we have a quorum, we're going forward. >> a lot of republicans say this plays into mccarthy's hand, pelosi rejecting these members. they can write off this committee as partisan. on the other hand, for his politics, what is your take on how this impacts him going forward? they're going to have the videotape. he will have people randing and raving. they don't really have witness that is would play into any talk ing points they're going to put forward. no one will be telling him what's going on in terms of the investigation within the committee. has he made a mistake not replacing these two members with other trump loyalists? >> i think -- let's talk about 2022. you've run in off-year elections. everyone was revolted

nancy pelosi refused to act. we also know on january 6th nancy pelosi was passed a note by the sergeant at arms, her political appointee, asking for her permission to bring in the national guard. she has stated that jim was exactly right in these important questions deserve to be answered, the american people deserve to know what the speaker's office knew and when and why the capital wasn't secured. she is a policy republican, a policy upon at this point and she does not represent the republican conference or republican voters or the american people. republicans are focused on the fact, they are not focused on protecting the speaker of the house who is a lame duck speaker. we want truth and accountability and want to make sure the u.s. capital is secure at the people's house. >> where is the commission by the way on all the writing that took place last summer? where is that commission? have you guys heard of any movement to get that commission started, i haven't. >> we need a broad scope commission is focused on

heather that is state senator nancy skinner, who got the ball rolling, so to speak when she proposed a change in california law years ago. well tonight. she told me that she's glad the ncaa has come around. and the decision doesn't just benefit high profile football or basketball stars but opens the door for college athletes in cision wednesday puts new rules into play for college athletes now allowing them to make money from their image. their image is being used. their bodies are being used. their talents are being used, they should be receiving compensation in some way. i know a lot of student athletes that that's a kind of salvage a lot of their money to be able to, like afford, um, like food or just like other necessary expenses that aren't included in like scholarship, the effort to allow student compensation was launched by state senator nancy skinner of berkeley. well, the n c two a finally threw in the towel. it's a true victory for student athletes who have been exploited for decades. skinner was a sponsor of a california bill that paved the way california kick started

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but this is what nancy pelosi is denying. yes, ma'am. >> could you initially lay out your reasoning against the bipartisan commission -- >> scope. it was the scope. [ inaudible ] there's a concern there because now you're getting individuals that are -- decisions being made whether they're serving time or not. you do not want to interfere with that so the language mattered. from the very beginning, remember, i asked for a commission back in january, just like 9/11. pelosi played games all along the way. she'd deal with the scope and it was very clear of what we laid out. equal number, equal subpoena power, equal scope and don't interfere with any law enforcement going forward. she could not agree to that and we watched today, even when the sides were separated, even when the power went to one, she went further than anyone has gone before. i think it's very clear to the american public this is a sham, but we will make sure we will get to the real answers. thank you very much. >>> okay. you've been listening to house minority l

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host: that from house speaker nancy pelosi. the full conference available on our website at cspan.org. dorothy in raleigh, north carolina, on the democrats line. caller: good morning, and i hope you give me a chance to finish. i want to make a few comments and i will make a brief. this is about right and wrong. what happened was wrong. when trump and that rally on the six about stop the steal, how was he going to stop the steal? what if they hadn't gotten in there -- do you think he was going in here and start hugging the representatives and shake their hands? no, they wanted to actually harm them. we don't know how much they --how much damage they would offend if they were successful in doing that. republicans don't want it because mccarthy had a call with trump. you don't want nobody to know what their conversation was about. i want to make one more quick comment -- we keep talking about the conspiracy about trump and russia. trump did meet with russian agents. trump in the white house wouldn't let no one from the press in th

she was asked to sit on this committee by nancy pelosi. and after what kevin mccarthy did today, she reiterated that she still intends to be a part of this committee in its search for the truth. take a listen. >> i think that any person who would be third in line to the presidency must demonstrate a commitment to the constitution and a commitment to the rule of law. and minority leader mccarthy has not done that. at every opportunity the minority leader has attempted to prevent the american people from understanding what happened to block this investigation. today, the speaker objected to two republican members. she accepted three others. she objected to two, one of whom may well be a material witness to events that led to that day, that led to january 6th. the other who disqualified himself by his comments in particular over the last 24 hours demonstrating that he is not taking this seriously, he is not dealing with the facts of this investigation but rather viewed it as a political platform. this investigation must go forward. the idea t

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>> she sharp eely criticized mccarthy and said she agreed with nancy pelosi. she said there needed to be people who agree with the constitution and that this investigation should be done in a nonpartisan manner. even though there will be several democrats and just one republican. cheney of course was pushed out of her leadership position because she challenged donald trump, criticized him in the aftermath of january 6th, was one of ten republicans voting to impeach him for inciting the insurrection. i asked her do you believe that kevin mccarthy deserves to be speaker of the house next year? she said someone who is in third in line of the presidency should respect the constitution. she said kevin mccarthy has not done that, making clear where she believes things are going. she believes the party is in the wrong direction. but she is decidedly in the minority, though, pam, she was just one of two republicans supporting the select committee, and now will be the only republican participating in this investigation. >> what a remarkable turn of events. she used to

nancy pelosi is a demon. host: this is a story in the washington post that says some of the background on the bipartisan committee, they write, earlier this year, pelosi appointed an independent commission. a panel that investigated the 9/11 attacks is made up of experts not holding public office. over the course of negotiations, democrats acquiesced to the gop's demands, including that the establishing legislation remove references to domestic violent extremism and white supremacy. the democrats rejected republican leaders' demands that that commission investigated scope be broadened. juncker the of january 6 -- beyond january 6, arguing that it is an attempt to up you skate the fact that the riot was spearheaded by trump supporters. that proposal died in the senate, prompting pelosi to push ahead with as -- with the committee containing republicans and democrats. pelosi reported -- appointed liz cheney, adam schiff, jamie raskin, and elaine luria. besides jordan and banks, mccarthy had recommended others. l

convenient for nancy pelosi. capitol police told fox news florida and california are where the majority of the potential threats are. we have a few questions. does the capitol police need field offices? doesn't this make the fbi field offices redundantant? what are actionable threats. joining me is senator tom cotton -- this all seems -- it smacks of a crackdown on a political dissent to diswade people of becoming political activity against the democrats. >> this is news to me today. i have the deepest admiration and gratitude for the front line for capitol police officers who keep us save every day. we have a crazed bernie sanders try to shoot up republican congressmen in a baseball field. the capitol police are there to protect the capitol. they do work with us in our home states. the capitol police have always had a productive and cooperative and professional relationship with their federal counter parts in arkansas -- the fbi, secret service and local police department. nancy pelosi needs to explain why these

the house voted to give nancy pelosi a veto over members on the 16 committee. she nixed two of kevin mccarthy's committees jim jordan and jim bank. both met recently with former president trump. she accepted rodney davis, troy nhls and kelly armstrong. mccarthy says he will yank his members and conduct his own probe if pelosi doesn't accept his picks. it's afreej just abuse of power pelosi has broke this institution. house democrats must answer this question: why are you allowing a lame duck speaker to destroy this institution? >> pelosi has already named g.o.p. wyoming representative liz cheney to the committee. >> the rhetoric that we have heard from the minority leader is disingenuous. at every opportunity the minority leader has attempted to prevent the american people from understanding what happened. >> mccarthy contends pelosi is afraid to answer questions about the riot and security preparations from jim jordan, the committee's first hearing is next week with or without the g.o.p. the committee has a quorum, reporters asked pelosi for her response when

she took on the minority leader in ways that nancy pelosi doesn't always do. she was really out there defending the speaker's decision for what she did and calling into question mccarthy's commitment to the constitution and to democracy and said he's not qualified to be speaker. this was just a couple months ago her partner in leadership. it was just yet again an extraordinary moment to see liz cheney standing all by herself, obviously, in this moment in time as the only republican that is a part of this committee right now. >> how about that, congress that? >> yeah, she tore the bark off the minority leader. there's an opportunity here. there can be a serious sober investigation just as liz said. nancy pelosi should be calling adam kinsinger, fred upton, dan n newhouse who would offer a real bipartisan i vnvestigation. >> at least so strategic, speaker pelosi. don't you think she might have already done that before she rejected the two. >> i bet it is in the works. the challenge for the speaker is will any of these republicans serve on that committee. i suspe

>> nancy pelosi is totally off the rails. to advise the capitol hill police that staff and visitors to capitol hill will be arrested for not wearing a mask? she has gone totally nuts on this thing and i can think of no worse incentive been telling the american people if you areeo vaccinated and you must still wear a mask because the vaccinations work or do they not? the cdc guidance that they are supposedly basing it on requiring house members to be messed up, and yet when you cross over to the senate side, there is no covid. the other thing is we cdc guidance, they are basing it with data that they won't share with the american people, or those elected with office in congress, supposedly they area basing it on data from another country on a vaccine that is not made by companies here in the united states. this is actually antiscience. >> it's antiscience but this is america, it's not the america ae know. do you say the democrats, they flip their lead, what is the end game here? what are they looking to do and why now? >> they

nancy pelosi blows up the january 6th commission. we'll go through in just a moment. breaking right now, a senate vote any moments. are we going to get roads and bridges? maybe not. a $1.2 trillion bill. republicans say all of this is a stunt because they say the bill hasn't even been written yet, so

here is speaker nancy pelosi taking her mask off for a photo shoot. this is days after threatening to arrest unmasked individuals at the capitol. here's house judiciary chairman jerry nadler also not wearing a mask. here's the deputy press secretary of the united states breaking the administration's mask policy two days in a row. and here is her boss, joe biden with something on his chin and as you can see on your screen, an aide wrote him a note saying "sir, there is something on your chin."." biden promptly wiped his face. notably, it is not a mask. just likely a piece of food. apparently we are in the middle of a deadly pandemic unless of course you are a democrat. but fear not because nancy pelosi is a big advocate for personal choice and medical privacy, just watch this. >> here's the thing, we cannot require someone to be vaccinated, that is just not what we can do. it is a matter of privacy to know who is or who isn't. i can't go to the capital position and say give me the names of people who aren't vaccinated so i can go encourage them or make

nancy pelosi is being led by the progressives in their party. this $3.5 trillion reconciliation package that they they are trying to offer right now, eric, would provide amnesty to tens of millions of illegal immigrants. it would cause tax breaks so some of the wealthiest but tax increase on job creators and it would create like so many different environmental policies that would destroy the livelihoods of farmers and small businesses throughout america. eric: the democrats point out that president trump added about 8 trillion or so to the debt. of course, you had the coronavirus pandemic. but here's the house speaker and jen psaki defending the president's plans. take a listen. >> full faith and credit in the united states is never to be placed in doubt. it is in the constitution and it will be respected. with republican obstinance in years gone by the credit rating was reduced. let there be no question, we will address the debt limit. eric: and we have jen psaki, play that, do we have jen psaki? i guess we -- >> support the passing of $2 trill

nancy feldman, born nancy goodman, was not originally from tulsa. she grew up in wealth and luxury on the north shore of chicago. her family lived in a mansion a couple of blocks from the shores of lake michigan. they had a live-in chauffeur. her mother felt that the clothes that young nancy's little girl that she could buy in downtown chicago weren't good enough for her so even during the great depression she would go to new york and buy outfits for her precious daughter. but nancy was different. in high school she realized early on in high school that she didn't want to be a part of the kind of crazy bobby socksers, boy crazy set that the other girls were, she wasn't interested in that. she became a competitive confirm, a world class swimmer and diver to the point where if the 1940 olympics had happened in london, she would have represented the united states. she had an accident, broke her back that ended her swimming career. she threw all her efforts into studying. she became one of the handful of women to attend law school during the war. she me

kevin mccarthy put nancy pelosi in an untenable position. this is a poison pill move. if you're trying to put together a bipartisan commission, you have to put people on the commission who are serious about the mission of the commission. when you go and get people who have already discredited the commission, the intent of the commission, the point of the commission and have already preg d -- press prejudiced themselves, had you gone forward with these kinds of people, you'd have nothing but a show of kangaroo court. i think she did the right thing. >> mike, let me ask you a question because i want to give you a chance to response, banks and jordan. banks gets tapped and before anything happens, he says make no mistake nancy pelosi formed this committee for the agenda. how can someone like that be picked and say this person was taken seriously at all? he told you he wasn't. >> nancy pelosi and democrats said 1/6 was about donald trump. you had a guest on a moment ago, someone on cnn that said that and democrats have all said 1/6 was donald trump's fault. look, the chair

i didn't read a lot of nancy drew-- there were no murders in nancy drew, was there? it was always, like, the case of the stolen locket. >> jon: that's right, that's right. >> stephen: it wasn't like nancy drew and the neighbor who wore your skin, or anything like that. ( laughter ) okay. we make up some of the jokes on this show. ( laughter ) the g.o.p. will have some say, because, under the bill, pelosi would have the power to appoint eight members to the panel, and five members would be selected after consultation with house minority leader kevin mccarthy. come on, we don't need his input! >> audience: ( booing ) >> stephen: that was a little better. that was a little better. ( laughter ) we don't need his input! this is just like trying to plad canyon! "we asked for your opinions months ago, uncle kevin, and you said bupkis! now we're all in the car, and you don't get a vote! we're not stopping at the corn palace. maybe wall drug. maybe." insiders say-- ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: come on! >> stephen: insiders say mccarthy is likely to suggest loyal magaheads

insurrection, and this afternoon the members of the select committee were seen huddling in house speaker nancy pelosi's office. she said that the house committee will move on in without the buy-in of house leader kevin mccarthy. >> we will mo on, and the committee is in the process of hiring staff to that end. it is my responsibility as speaker of the house to make sure that we get to the truth on this, and we will not let their antics stand in the way of that. >> now, mccarthy pulled the five appointees after pelosi rejected two of them, congressman jim jordan and congressman jim banks and both of them voted to overturn the 2020 election, and also the committee that speaker pelosi was nonqualifying, and also word on where they will take the election. and now liz cheney, the sole republican said that jordan was ineligible to serve, because he may be a material witness. for his part, mccartney accused the democrats for playing politics with the investigation. >> this is a sham committee by speaker pelosi. when we wanted to do a commission in janway, she said, no, it is political. >> and look, t

republicans certainly have many reasons to be critical of nancy pelosi. but january 6 is not one of them. that is neither fair nor credible. it is like blaming george bush for 9/11. again not fair and credible. republicans should refrain from that. i think what is really tragic here is we need to establish a historical record of what happened on january 6th. clearly an independent commission would have been preferable. but we are where we are. it is a bipartisan commission. two out standing republicans are on it, fair minding people who no one will call rhinos. these are real republicans and i think it is time that republicans accept the tact that we must investigate this. yes, there will be political considerations to be sure. that we're going to be talking about the former president's conduct. but so what. this is too important to ignore. >> charlie dent and joe kennedy, thank you very much. an important setup to what we'll see tomorrow in the first hearing that will air live right here as well. thank you very much. >> thanks, poppy. >>> well a big whit

after nancy pelosi rejected two members from serving on the committee. the members voted to challenge certification of president joe biden's electoral win. leader carthy said republicans would have their own committee to investigate the events of january 6. mr. mccarthy: thank you for coming on short notice. speaker pelosi has taken the unprecedented step of denying the republican party's rep. mccarthy: thank you for coming on short notice. speaker pelosi has taken the unprecedented step of denying the republican party's picks for the select committee. it's an egregious abuse of power. pelosi see has broken this institution. denying the voice of members who have served in the military, jim banks, a navy veteran, who served in afghanistan. serves on -- chair of the largest caucus in the republican conference. rgest caucus in the republican conference. as well as a leader of a standing committee, jim jordan, this isn't his first committee, he's done it before. he's served on the select committee and serves on one now. made it undeniable that this panel has

we heard somebody yell, "i found nancy pelosi's office." people were chanting, nancy, nancy. they came through this way. so we're hearing it from behind us and in front of our door. so it was completely -- the sound surrounded us, to the point we're just hearing shouting and the yelling and the banging and the crashing and shattering of glass. but then once they started banging on the door, that's all i heard. that's what i still think about, the door sound. one of us said to the other, they take us hostage, right? i said, yeah. i think. that was one of the few words i said out loud in the room. >> one of the staffers whispers a phone-called plea for help. >> we need capitol police. they're banging the doors, trying to find her. >> it was pure terror. >> where are you, nancy, we're looking for you. >> it was the way he was chanting her name. it haunts me. he was not going to be nice if he found her or someone associated with her. >> it could have been multiple men that were doing that too. i mean, we don't know. >> nancy! where are you, nancy? >> we didn't know what was actua

but this is what nancy pelosi is denying. >> [inaudible] mr. mccar. mr. mccarthy: it was the scope -- there's a concern there. now you're getting individuals that are -- decisions being made whether they're serving time or not. you don't want to interfere with that. the language matters from the very begin, remember, i asked for a commission back in january, just like 9/11. pelosi played games all along the way. she dealt with the scope and it was very clear what we laid out. equal number, equal subpoena power, equal scope and don't interfere with any law enforcements going forward. she could not agree with that. we watched today, even when the sides were separated, even when the power went to one, she went further than anyone has gone before. i think it's very clear to the mesh public -- to the american public that this is a sham. but we will make sure we get to the real answers. thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the. national captioning institute,. which is responsible for its caption