ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi, speaker of the united states house of representatives. good morning, everyone. as speaker of the house, it is my privilege to welcome you to statuary hall. as we celebrate an american who personifies the dare, ing and determined spirit of our nation. amelia earhart. on behalf of the congress, thank you all to the leaders who fought so relentlessly for nearly a quarter of a century to ensure that amelia takes her rightful place here in the capitol. now, at this time, please stand as you are able for the presentation of the colors and the national anthem. of oh oh. oh. oh say time you divided on your life. it was so. maybe there were twilight's last gleaming. whose stripes and rise was through all the power of spite or the we've all all colored on telly streaming and the rocky o the bombs bursting within get free thrills on all and all for love was still there who said, cause all stars spangled banner god then what the land of the free and the home of all bread never. ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation delivere

and we will fire nancy pelosi. [applause] and with that, i will like to introduce the man who is quarterbacked the efforts of the republicans in congress to fight against the biden, pelosi agenda. he is fighting every day for us. on november 8, we will take the majority in the house of representatives and kevin mccarthy will be the next speaker of the house. kevin mccarthy. [applause] rep. mccarthy: thank you. we are going to win this race. before i begin, i would like to thank donnie for hosting us today. by the time that year was over, i will have visited almost 50 states. met with people like you in coffee shops, diners, dfw halls, community centers, machine shops here at dawn. over the past month alone, i have traveled to more than in 20 states and met with over a hundred republican candidates and members and thousands of their constituents. tonight, i want to share with you what i heard from americans across this country. what is clear to me and clear to you is that washington and the white house are not liste

i want to start by really thanking our leader, our speaker nancy pelosi and secretary butagy for joining or maybe mayor, i like to call him mayor still because he served as the mayor but we are proud of his work as transportation secretary because it is definitely needed, having a mayor's perspective is so important because he really understands what it takes to get projects like this done and thank you for bringing us all here today. i want to recognize city staff, many who have worked tirelessly to plan and build this project and thank the community for their patience during the many, many years of construction. we know transit is the backbone of this city and our priority right now is on our recovery and reopening. that means bringing back the transit routes and connections that our communities rely on to get to work and school and around the city or come out on a beautiful day and hang out in china town. what we know is that when we invest in transportation, it benefits our city and it benefit peoples lives and in april we opened up finely the van necessary bus rapid transit system w

nancy pelosi, thank you. i want to acknowledge our mayor of san francisco, mayor london breed. my sister. [applause] so it's a pleasure to have you here in the alley in the selma and i got acknowledge my brother the chief right there. chief of police, sfpd. originally from la but he's in frisco with us and our new da, my sister, ms. brooks jenkins. thank you. i got to give a shout-out to mom's demand action in the house. the brady campaign, the sftd, all the united playaz here helping us out and i do not want to forget my return citizens and brothers and sisters who recently came out home and i want to give a shout-out to our reentry brother, frederick who did a life i tense and omar and davis who recently came home after doing over three decades behind the walls and even more recent, i want to give a shout-out to my brother, anthony and my uncle in the wheelchair, doug who came home from doing almost 50 years. welcome home, guys. and all the rest of reentry guys who are here. i got to make sure i give a shout-out to sbd, my brother who cleaned this area all up, big ed who did

she knows what we go through and that's none other than house speaker nancy pelosi. our congress leader. [applause] who i'm so dedicated and grateful to for choosing me to be one of the california electors, to cast the vote for president biden and vice-president, our girl kamala harris. i'm grateful for you giving me that opportunity. i thank you and for our mayor london breed.... [applause] and to our mayor london breed who has been a champion all through the community from aaa cc to the mayor's at city hall, being our mayor at city hall, we're grateful to you, mayor breed. your heart is just full of compassion. we thank you, speaker pelosi, leona bridges and christine and all of that are involved every year, every year, every year, they put on a dinner for us for mother's day. we were in front of city hall protesting every mother's day because we wanted people to know what mother's day felt like. it wasn't a good day for us but because of leona bridges and the, and mayor breed and christine, we thank you guys for what you do for us at third baptist church every yea

[laughter] but aren't you of chuck schumer and nancy pelosi? don't you wish they would go away and mitch mcconnell, all of them would get on a boat and sailed to italy? >> i'd like to announce kevin and i will be watching of food blog soon when we talk about what restaurants are hoity-toity and which ones aren't. i agree. if you've got -- why not right now politically is i don't want to hear about chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, i want to recognize any name of anybody in congress. the fact that every single election cycle for i think the past 240 years we've heard about these same people is a problem. it's gotten stale, political discourse has gotten stale and there needs to be some sort of destruction. i don't think holding on to little reins when the results have been so disastrous since. the american people have voiced concerns over various times a political movement yet chuck schumer and nancy pelosi have said if einstein has stated, we need cleaning up of the house. kennedy: they are all old, stale because it smells like mothballs. we are

ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi, speaker of the united states house of representatives. good morning, everyone. as speaker of the house, it is my privilege to welcome you to statuary hall. as we celebrate an american who personifies the dare, ing and determined spirit of our nation. amelia earhart. on behalf of the congress, thank you all to the leaders who fought so relentlessly for nearly a quarter of a century to ensure that amelia takes her rightful place here in the capitol. now, at this time, please stand as you are able for the presentation of the colors and the national anthem. of oh oh. oh. oh say time you divided on your life. it was so. maybe there were twilight's last gleaming. whose stripes and rise was through all the power of spite or the we've all all colored on telly streaming and the rocky o the bombs bursting within get free thrills on all and all for love was still there who said, cause all stars spangled banner god then what the land of the free and the home of all bread never. ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation delivere

look at nancy pelosi. you have detailed it on this show. her stock shenanigans, she lives in a glass house, has more money than god, inflation isn't impacting her, climate change isn't impacting her. remember, covid rules didn't impact her, she flaunted all of them so to your point it's not a good look, people are done with her, she's not speaking to the american people and that will hurt her and her party come november. maria: of course there is the wide open border, rob. >> wide open border, but maria, what you said before, bring back disco. i could deal with that too. todd: we disagree there. maria: for sure. disagree, come on, todd piro, great to be with you both this morning thank you so much. have a great monday, everybody. happy new year to all of you as well. "varney" & company begins right now, stu take it away. stuart: all right, good morning, maria, good morning, everyone. here we go again. first day of the week and you want to know itch it's going to be another rough day. at the opening bell it does not look that good. the dow i

history was made this weekend when house speaker nancy pelosi made a visit to armenia. her meeting with the armenian prime minister coming at a crucial time for that country. call for celestin ammonium has the details for us. >> armenians rallied in the streets of europe on as house speaker nancy pelosi touchdown in the capital city over the weekend. she was flanked by bay area representatives, armenian americans and su and jackie spear along with representative frank pallone of new jersey their visit came just days after armenia accused neighboring azerbaijan of launching an unprovoked attack in several armenian provinces that killed more than 200 troops really want to stick it out. >> how u.s. people can help. i mean, young democracy. how can be us to help us to protect ourselves. >> historically, russia has pledged to protect the former soviet country. but with the fight in ukraine, help from russia has been sporadic. russia has been their guardian. >> but they have shown and willingness to come to their aid during this most recent incursion. and there was a 44 day w

when nancy pelosi visited the island of taiwan that was largely seen as a provocation. many are now wondering how far the united states intends to go in trying china patients on this issue and others. new zealand, former associate minister for foreign affairs, robinson says that the us is been hypocritical, and it's proclaimed intention to defend taiwan while using it as cover aggression against china. setting an extra $6000000000.00 to over the heavily armed taiwan. and it means that we are never signaled to china that we're preparing for war against to. so it's a very dangerous situation. it's an escalation and anybody's terms. what it is is using the taiwanese people bursting there is having china, an angry reaction, which of course, they will, it's actually interference in the southern part of chinese territory. but like the people of the ukraine, the united states wants to use the people of the taiwan as pawns. and it's dragging other countries into it as well in the periphery to, to the area, into a heightened tension. that's where the pressure comes on and to cla

you as house be, can nancy pelosi arrives in yerevan days after border clashes between armenia and as of by john hill. more than 200 people when elizabeth's grandchildren to hold a vigil around her coffin as a cue to see her stretches to 13 hours and 70 years after they were declared extinct. she says may come back in india ah or come to the program. we begin in the united states when president joe biden has warned, applied to him, a pushing against using chemical or nuclear weapons in ukraine to counter rushes, heavy losses that i hadn't made this remark in an interview with the american broadcast s c b s. he says russia become even more of a pariah in the wilder atomic weapons used, is also vowing a strong response. russia as last large areas of territory inside ukraine in recent weeks, as ukrainian troops push ahead with a counter offensive. what might counter joins us live now from washington. how great a threat is them, mike of russia using nuclear weapons? well, it must be made clear that in the context of the interview, the question a made very definite that he was not asking t

appearance at a music festival. >> nancy pelosi. >> as you can see there, there were some boos. an interesting welcome in liberal new york city. pelosi really gearing up for the midterms. she's one of the first guests on the new show on hulu power trip. she showed off her fitness with a brisk walk, with george stephanopoulos talking about how republicans will destroy democracy if the power goes to the g.o.p. in november. >> midterm, our democracy as you see because they are nullifying elections, and that's part of their agenda. the fate of the planet, which they are in denial. they're still antiscience and antigovernance to do anything about it. >> a pinnacle of fitness there. in the meantime, republican leaders making the rounds on sunday shows touting their new plan for change. here's congresswoman and g.o.p. conference chair earlier today on fox news sunday. >> not only are we going to earn back the house, but we're going to earn back the senate as well. and we will send every bit of legislation that we promised to the president's desk, and it is up to biden whether he works

and then the news media will support them. >> how did you get a letter from nancy pelosi to the mayor of portland? >> a friend of mine got it off of the internet. >> so go back to the energy prices and one of the issues that the collar said that is slowing down and showing this chart as we have shown it several times the past couple months that the average gas price now down to about 367 it was justni the beginning of june over five dollars a gallon with energy dynamics in 2022. >> i been on the campaign trail and voters are concerned about gas prices and this is an issue that republicans expected to benefit but abortion again is a big issue i have been hearing from that campaign trail. >> first gas prices are $3.39 which is awesome and in this area wee are worried about abortion because i have a friend who is pregnant with siamese twins who went to johns hopkins so women if you are listening to vote so keep your rights women here is a recent ad from the central campaign committee and criticizing that republican candidate. here is that add. >> i was 14 and he was 18 and some abuses ch

. >> now, nancy pelosi, house speaker nancy pelosi she also released a statement this morning calling the commitment to america. she called it the commitment to maga and call this extreme. the democratic side a lot of pessimism but a lot of excitement in the room. they are hoping for a excitement would turn over to voters giving them a clear path what they intend to vote for come november. that is akin to 1994, bill. >> bill: thanks alexandria. we are waiting for that, thanks, dana. >> dana: the architect of g.o.p. 1994 contract with america. house speaker newt gingrich, it is good to have you with us because one, you were they are the end. you are here now. what is the biggest difference and how will it help republicans in this particular midterm? >> well, i helped president reagan ten canada for the first capital steps for the contract in 1980. than we did one in 94 that led to the first house majority in four years. this is actually a bigger more complete and more sophisticated effort. kevin mccarthy over a year ago asked his members to form seven working groups. they have produced

don't ask me, ask nancy pelosi. in 2021, president biden says does not have the authority to wipe out the student loan. she said so herself. now we are seeing a different tune. this lawsuit is the first of many that we will see. this particular plaintiff in this case, seeking relief, because he doesn't want to pay taxes on this. what we are going to see, the flood of lawsuits will be, i think, in response to what we saw in the letter from 22 republican governors, wrote a letter to president biden, right after this was announced, raising concern about whether this was unfair, unconstitutional, and illegal. they say that this is unfair to all the people in this country that chose not to take on a student loan, that did not go to college and decide to go to trade school. or others that work their way through college and paid off -- >> i understand your point. -- >> but they also see the points going on a debt that these people took on taxpayers across the country pay. >> let me say, that that is forgiven all the time,

ah, us, how speaker nancy pelosi says that she strongly condemned this. what she calls illegal attacks by azerbaijan on armenia, she was speaking in the median capital, yet yvonne lucy's visiting just days off for an outbreak of violence between the 2 former soviet states. more than 200 people of been killed and the worst fighting since armenia and as a by john fought a war. in 2022 countries have been in conflict for decades. so with a disputed region of no goto quarterback. but this week marked a major escalation with shelling happening within our media sovereign territory. as a by john says that it was responding to provocations by our media. let's go live now to the obedient capital yet of an al jazeera study chang is that up. what more did we hear from how speak up policy, tony? i think we'd expect it to possibly be a little more diplomatic, but she wasn't pulling any punches. as you said, she referred to those attacks as illegal and deadly clearly portraying as a by john as the aggressive. she said, the united states and valued democracy here in arm

this is democratic house speaker nancy pelosi. >> to all those who oppose this legislation, i ask you, how could anyone vote against free and fair elections, a cornerstone of our constitution? amy: in russia, protests erupted in moscow, saint petersburg, and at least three dozen other cities wednesday after president vladimir putin announced plans to mobilize 300,000 additional troops to fight in ukraine. in moscow, demonstrators chanting, "nyet voinye!" or "no to war!" were met by officers in riot gear who dragged them into police buses. a russian human rights monitor says similar scenes played out across almost russian cities as 40 police arrested nearly 1400 people wednesday. russia and ukraine have agreed to a swap that will see 215 ukrainian prisoners of war releas in exchange for 5 prisoners ld by kyiv, including a ukrainian businessman and ally of russian president vladimir putin. among those set to be released are members of the ukraine azov regiment, which fought a weeks-long battle against russia in the city of mariupol before finally surrendering in may. meanwhile, russian-

you know, obviously ran against nancy pelosi, got in fighting with bernie sanders, it is agreed with obama on -- disagreed with obama on tpp and i've dis- agreed with republicans on things. >> sean: we'll do the job the mainstream media mob will never do is vet tim ryan and he's telling you he's a rubber stamp for the far left biden agenda and the agenda of nancy pelosi and 100% biden voter. 100% and trying to flip-flop his way out of all this and under the biden presidency, ryan has voted to support joe biden's stated position 100% of the time. not 99, 100. he wants to abolish the filibuster, he also is all in on the green new deal socialist agenda and he wants to ban gas powered automobiles and signaled supports that he wants to ban fracking and he called the criminal justice system the new jim crow. he wants more restrictions on your second amendment rights and he also pushed the russia collusion hoax and wanted to impeach donald trump over the mueller investigation and he voted for biden's latest tax and spend scheme to weaponnize the irs. he supports taxpayer funded on demand la

nancy pelosi for comments on the board. a conflict with armenia calling them a serious blows apiece. efforts as a by john is repeated its position that the fighting was the result of a large scale military provocation by armenia. foreign ministry described pelosi is a known pro armenian politician and branded her remarks. unsubstantiated and unfair occurs as the ceasefire is being observed, and the escalation of hostilities has been prevented while the government in azerbaijan has moved quickly to rebuild since share a city that was retaken in the war with armenia in 2020 charles stratford has more on the situation that the town you can see behind me in the valley, there is what's at the armenians calls their planet. killed the ass aries, give it another name, they call it a con. kern diese the perma kurt, is calling to the air is occupied illegally by the armenians. this is very much a frontline in the self declared republic of nagondo. carol bark, a republic that not a single country, not even armenia recognizes. now this

the salon where speaker nancy pelosi got her -- join us and a mom fighting against mask mandate. erica, who is telling the truth, biden or his handlers? >> i have no idea. i mean, i thought to myself when i heard that, maybe there was some truth to that and the white house back pedalled because i feel they need this pandemic to still have control and power. >> todd: doctor, who the heck is running our country? >> look, that is a really good question. the president was in a rare moment of candor when he made that statement, he was away from his handlers, he was speaking the truth as he saw it. when he said that, i think for the first time americans could trust what he was saying, there was no one around to tell him what to say. his staff will keep him from doing walking interviews, they will not be there to intercept him. there are many others aside from the president who are running the show and many are asking why. >> todd: i hear that sound bite and think can anyone blame you as a parent for taking your child's health into your own hands completely when the people giving us ins

nancy pelosi, thank you. i want to acknowledge our mayor of san francisco, mayor london breed. my sister. [applause] so it's a pleasure to have you here in the alley in the selma and i got acknowledge my brother the chief right there. chief of police, sfpd. originally from la but he's in frisco with us and our new da, my sister,

nancy pelosi. and good for her. she's gutsy. but no, queen elizabeth had so much more to offer the world, the country and her followers than nancy pelosi does. i dispute the comparison. maria: well, look, she's been a political operative, right. and she's been able to get her party in line no matter what happens. they all agree and they vote the way she wants them to vote. that's pretty savvy for sure. >> that's savvy. but the enduring image of nancy pelosi for me will be ripping up the president's speech in the house of representatives in the capitol, rudely taking the show away from the president of the united states. you cannot say enough things about nancy pelosi to me to make her anything but what she is, as i say, an in-fighter. >> i would add to that, maria, all of the h hip consider sigh when -- hypocrisy when it comes to covid and mask wearing and covid and her husband and the dui, all of these issues and the lifestyle and the way they leave f live and what she's preaching in the open as well. maria: it's all spot on. w

what do you make her nancy pelosi decision to go to armenia now. i think is very important in the larger picture of what's going on in the region and beyond. hello, this the 1st a very high ranking us government official since i mean the us in dependence. and it comes at the time where we see a lot of instability, what you might call rush us back on. so from that perspective below see going, they are citing very clearly based on media, i think is the significant step in the way in which on the united states, on our re engaging in the course of your profit as a by sean has recently responded and said her remarks just escalate tension. do you think fighting is likely to any get worse now? well, at the moment it seems that the sci fi own is reasonably possible to have been on efforts by booth washer and the united states to calm the situation down. so from that perspective, i think that the visits by pelucci at a rhetorical level, certainly the last minute things. but i think it is not likely that we'll see, returned to certainly not the level of figh

in particular by a visit to taiwan in august by nancy pelosi, the speaker of the u.s. house of representatives. beijing has now reacted angrily to bidens comments. >> the remarks from the u.s. side seriously violate the one china principle and they seriously violate the important commitment not to support taiwan independence. and that they send the wrong signal to separatist forces of taiwanese independence. china says it reserves the right to take all necessary measures in response to activities that split the nation apart. but biden said the u.s. is not encouraging taiwan's independence, calling it their decision. the white house maintains that its official position has not changed. taiwan's ministry of foreign affairs however expressed the island's sincere gratitude for bidens support. >> for more on this story we can bring in yvonna. project court nader at the association for international affairs. good evening, thank you for joining us here on france 24. based on the comments of the u.s. president, in the 60 minutes interview, does the u.s. policy of strategic amb

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antony blinken and 's chinese correspondent had their first correspondence since nancy pelosi went to taiwan in a move that infuriated beijing. our correspondent has been at the you and all week covering the united nations all week covering the diplomacy. president joe biden over the weekend said the u.s. would defend taiwan if it was attacked by china, but it also said that the u.s. is supportive of the one china policy. what happened at thiseeting of top u.s. and china diplomats? >> morrow, president biden there very quickly changed his tone. what we heard during the 90 minute meeting between the u.s. secretary of state and the chinese estate counselor was mr. blinken made it crystal clear from his mouth that the one china policy had not changed. this isecoming one of the biggest risks to you west china relationships. the chinese counselor said tensions with china could devastate relations. mr. blinken made the point to say that the u.s. does not want a change in the status quo and expressed concerns about the latest news from beijing, that was extremely angered nancy pelosi's trip

would you vote no again for nancy pelosi for speaker, for leader? >> i have always said i think it's time we have new leadership. i think it's time frankly that some midwesterners get into leadership. we have a lot of new york and california, i'd like to see more diversity in leadership there. i have made a commitment to my district, i stick to that commitment. >> congresswoman melissa slotkin, thank you for being us. >>> we'll be joined by king charles' secret. >>> christie teigen revealing the miscarriage in 2020 was actually an abortion and why she's coming forward now. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® higprotein. the lows of bipolar depression can leave you down and in the dark. but what if you could begin to see the signs of hope all around you? what if you could let in the lyte? discover caplyta. caplyta is a once-daily pill, proven to deliver significant r

i see speaker nancy pelosi aggressively removed. she is number one pursue the majority leader, steny hoyer removed from the floor of the house, he is number two. i saw the great jim clyburn removed from the floor, sir you have to leave now, he is number three, the majority whip. assistant speaker catherine clark was number four she was off-campus. i got to be honest with you all, i am sitting there the house of the democratic caucus number five democrat in the house, i was waiting for somebody to come geteb me. but as cindy knows they never came. i thought to myself well, it's a good thing i amgo from brooklyn. because we just did not know what we were going to have to do to defend ourselves and defend our democracy. finally, after some time and ticommotion they were able to fd us a safe passageway to a secure location where we remained for several hours. but i tell you the story in conclusion not because the most important thing that happened that day was that we were run off the floor of the house of representatives by a violent m

we start with ashley strohmier for more on the democrat warning. >> ashley: despite nancy pelosi's optimism about keeping the majority, chuck schumer is singing different song. chuck schumered there is 60% chance they would hold the senate and 40% chance they would hold the house, adding nancy pelosi could be in trouble. he believes trump will run in 2024. people say president biden struggled to unite the nation. >> he's more of a puppet than a leader. >> i think he's trying to be a unifier, it is really rough right now. >> everything he's doing is totally the wrong thing. >> ashley: the gop is seeing increase in voters. there is a disconnect that latino voters feel with modern democratic party. >> i think it is happening because the democratic party has to radicalize and fail to deliver on issues hispanics care about. we have highest inflation in 40 years and many of us like people from venezuela insurance hyper inflation and we don't want to see that here. >> ashley: americans believe the biden administration is incompetent and not effective and they are not having faith in the administra

house speaker nancy pelosi along with two other bay area congresswomen arrived in armenia saturday. pelosi is the highest ranking u.s. official to visit armenia since the country gained independence. many armenian americans in the bay area are hopeful the visit will lead to diplomatic breakthroughs. >> huge crowds came out for the 65th annual armenian food festival, the largest in the bay area. >> it is just us getting together, all of our friends and cooking food, serving everybody. it is fun. >> as armenian americans celebrate here, house speaker nancy pelosi led a delegation that arrived in armenia saturday for high-level talks. the delegation includes bay area congresswomen of armenian descent. >> i think the moment is important. it was heartening to know that even in her last months as congresswoman, she is going to push as hard as she possibly can for the safety and security of armenia. >> in a statement, pelosi says our commercial delegation's visit to armenia is a powerful symbol of the united states' firm commitment to a democratic, prosperous, and firm armenia. this profes

armenians rallied in the streets of europe on as house speaker nancy pelosi touchdown in the capital city over the weekend. she was flanked by bay area representatives, armenian americans and su and jackie spear. >> along with representative frank pallone of new jersey their visit came just days after armenia accused neighboring azerbaijan of launching an unprovoked attack in several armenian provinces that killed more than 200 troops really want to stick it out. >> how u.s. people can help. i mean, young democracy. how can be us to help us to protect ourselves. >> historically, russia has pledged to protect the former soviet country. but with the fight in ukraine, help from russia has been sporadic. russia has been their guardian. >> but they have shown willingness to come to their aid during this most recent incursion. and there was a 44 day war in 2020 and we appreciate that. prime minister nikol pashinyan expressed gratitude for the visit by high ranking american government officials. >> pelosi condemned the attacks by azerbaijan insisted the visit was all about human rights and

nancy pelosi's and her husband's lucrative stock trades are a big factor here. more local mayors in illinois speak out against illinois democrats for going weak on crime. this shocking harvard study, the u.s. has less cops per cap at this capita than europe after democrats defund the police. they demand fbi official tim thibault testify after blocking the hunter biden probe. how bad the border collapse is from biden's own border chief. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: welcome to the show. we begin with stocks ending slightly higher today but not by much after the worst losses in more than two years on that hot inflation read. today, data came in showing wholesale inflation did cool in august but we've got this story for you too. hundreds of thousands paid their respects to the queen lying in state in westminster hall. now to this, amtrak canceling long distance trains starting tomorrow. the white house and businesses brace for potentially the first nationwide railroad strike in 30 years. that could happen at midnight t

house speaker nancy pelosi along with two other bay area congresswomen arrived in armenia saturday. pelosi is the highest ranking u.s. official to visit armenia since the country gained independence. as we are told, many armenian americans in the bay area are hopeful the visit will lead to diplomatic breakthroughs. >> huge crowds came out for the 65th annual armenian food festival, the largest in the bay area. >> it is just us getting together, all of our friends and cooking food, serving everybody. it is fun. >> as armenian americans celebrate here, house speaker nancy pelosi led a delegation that arrived in armenia saturday for high-level talks. the delegation includes bay area congresswomen jackie spear of armenian descent. >> i think the moment is important. >> the san francisco chapter, along with the congress moment, met. >> it was heartening to know that even in her last months as congresswoman, she is going to push as hard as she possibly can for the safety and security of armenia. >> in a statement, pelosi says our commercial delegation's visit to armenia is a powerful symb

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i have a letter from nancy pelosi who i was the mayor. before that happened so there is going to be a brilliant --riot and that they are going to play met on trouble. host: how did you get a letter from nancy pelosi to the mayor of portland? caller: a friend of mine got it off the internet. host: gotcha. want to come back to your energy prices. the caller hung up but on the issue of energy prices, that president biden i want to focus on that as i show this chart from gas buddy. viewers will be familiar with it. the average gas presented the united states now down to about $3.67 it was just the beginning of gin were topped five dollars a gallon you can see the fall in gas prices. christian hall on gas prices and energy dynamics. guest: i have been on the campaign trail and voters are really compared about -- concerned about gas prices. this is an issue republicans expected to benefit off of but abortion again, it really is a big issue. i have been hearing it from a lot voters on the campaign trail. host:lynn in maryland, good morning. call

nancy pelosi said the bill was, quote, beautifully named. nobody made any mention of the fact that just that morning we got news that inflation was going to be a persistent high-level problem that won't go away anytime soon and at the same time the markets in the act of plunging. the dow jones industrial average would go down 276 points. if you can imagine a worse time for partying you couldn't do it. stuart: it fell very flat with everybody i know. another one, senator lindsey graham proposed a nationwide ban on abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. not every republican is on board. if the republicans are split does that hurt them on this issue going into the midterms? >> it could. the fact is democrats are very optimistic about being able to use the supreme court decision against republicans. a number of local and state races and they may be able to do so and remember this is what conservatives and republicans wanted with the repeal of roe versus wade, they wanted the issue of abortion to go to the states where the states, political branc

although at the white house party house speaker nancy pelosi said it was beautifully named. a beautifully named act. listen, if you looked at all the people who were there, the constituents they represented, this bill called the inflation reduction act, was a climate bill. a healthcare bill. a bill that incorporated some long-time democratic priority items that they had not been able to pass before. and they called it the inflation reduction act for obvious reasons to make it look like they were taking action on inflation. but even if it did work according to their plan, that help would be years away and the mid-terms are less than 60 days away. so they are going to have a political problem with this especially after throwing such a big party on the day that not only did inflation go up, but the dow jones industry all average went down 1,267 points. >> dana: proof we're living in an episode -- on the president they have the big climate bill takes air force one to delaware to vote because they forget to get him an absentee ballot. you can't make that up. you write that democr