nancy pelosi certainly has done that. and i'm honored to fill this position, to be able to do that as well for women. and to send a direct message to the country, women's rights are going to be protected under our watch. >> that's something that you have been, i know, vocal about, do you have any thoughts on who you would like to see take over your leadership role? >> i have not been in that discussion, senator schumer is talking to a number of senators and i'm sure he'll outline a path forward fairly soon. >> i reference because you referenced nancy pelosi and i think everybody was glued to the television today to know what her future plans will be and he will no longer run for leadership and steny hoyer will step down from his leadership post and overall do you think democrats do better with a new generation of leadership? >> both, you need both, you need people who have been through some battles and have seen how to get through them, in a good way, and you also need the new energy that really is in democratic politics

nancy pelosi for nearly two decades. she's a remarkably effective legislator, congressional leader. not just because she's a savvy politician, she's a great vote counter. what has made truly nancy pelosi truly great is what she has accomplished. there's a body of work, a substantive agenda that she either delivered or blocked. on that note, in terms of what she blocked, the one of the first major challenges she faced after taking over's house minority leader in 2003, was then president george w. bush's proposal to privatized social security. it would've been a devastating permanent probably transformation of the american welfare state and our social safety net. but leader pelosi was absolutely instrumental in blocking. she resisted pressure to present countering poses, calculating the republican plan would collapse under its own weight. when members pestered her every week, asking when they were going to release arrival plan. i remember when this was a case. the press was all like, what are democrats gonna do? she was de

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kidnapping of nancy pelosi. this man says he wanted to break the kneecaps of a detour old woman and do it to make a political point. quoting again from the filing. of course, the interview the palpitated that if you nancy as the leader of the pack of lies told by the democratic party. the document goes on in graphic detail about what the suspect said he intended. but the bottom line is simple enough. according to the suspect himself, this potentially deadly attack on paul pelosi was part of a politically motivated attempt to kidnap and harm the speaker of the house. the most powerful woman in american politics, second in line to the presidency. it is shocking, it should not be surprising. not when you consider the way pelosi has been openly demonized, often using violent imagery to do it. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we'll, if it isn't big -- >> we are tired of being pushed around. >> open the borders. >> gas prices! >> the good people of arizona have had enough of you, it is time for a showdown. >> that arizona senate candid

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shocking details of the alleged hostage plot and plans to harm nancy pelosi. federal prosecutors reveal what was in the suspects backpack and why the house speaker may not have been the only target. >>> elon musk tightening control over twitter days in his takeover. how the billionaire is already raising concerns about the spread of conspiracies on the platform. >> i find him interesting. >> is unpredictable. i don't understand why he wants twitter. >>> its forecast for the tuesday morning commute and we will take a look at who needs to be aware of wet roads for tomorrow morning strength. >>> the self-proclaimed underdog trying to unseat california's governor. >> i am giving californians a different option. they haven't seen for a long time. >> brian dolly and where he stands on the state's top issues from crime to homelessness. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> we are learning chilling new details about the suspect in the paul pelosi attack in his alleged plans to kidnap and assault the house speaker herself. federal charges have been f

would you like to defend yourself and also talk about nancy pelosi? >> harold: i've no idea what these guys are talking about! before it's natural that you would not remember it! >> harold: so nancy pelosi, i understand that there is a desire, and everyone has a right to want to republicans in charge, but when derek jeter retired from baseball, the red sox clap for him, she was a formidable foe for republicans, she was even formidable for for some democrats, i ran against her to be the minority leader of the congress back in 2002, she has proven to be an extraordinary leader whether you agree with her or not, the only speaker that won the speakership, lost it, won again, lost it in just 16 years, so i congratulate her. a bridge to where democrats are and probably going, and i congratulate her for opening the doors for a new generation of leadership to be ushered into congress. two, and all of the polling data i saw about why people should go and vote for republicans over democrats this last election, i don't recall any of the top ten being an investig

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nancy pelosi is on the same page, china is the problem and challenge. every aspect from the educational institution to the biden farmland to buying land to what they are doing with hacking, we agree that is the problem, there has to be pressure on corporate america. that could be unifying function and number one issue and only thing chris wray could answer was that. coming up on "fox and friends" is enes kanter will be with us, we'll review what happened last night and go over one main thing happening today and that is hunter biden, clear from the republican party they are going to focus on that right away. retort from the white house about the hunter biden investigation is lame, that means don't look at it, they don't have a big story, saturday at 8:00 on one nation, something todd was going to get to, we'll preview the world cup, people are upset, it is such a crazy place to have a soccer venue, they are hiring actors to pretend they are soccer fans because nobody is showing up, and migrants building were allowed to practice with the players. >> todd:

the nancy pelosi enjoys a lot of respect. and to watch her in action. >> and then let's hear from the listeners. you had a headline that said after mid- torrance does anybody have a mandate talking at the bipartisan policy center ari fleischer in what is your sense in that article or your take away for a mandate? >> therehe isn't. so republicans won control of the house but they didn't win the red wave or a huge majority as in the past so the democrats beat expectations in the reality is we have divided government so what cann get done? often times nothing sometimes that is a good thing getting a lot of stuff past with votes from the republicans that cost the us government the american taxpayer a lot of money and so what we are looking at is a lot less spending in the second two years bidens term you can see when they lost control the houseet the markets went up becausese of inflation. so there is a positive so a lot of stuff can get done with the other party and bipartisanship can take placeol even when control of the house

a specific threat that the suspect made against nancy pelosi. good evening and thank you for joining us. >> a new statement from nancy pelosi that she released on her website just moments ago. she says quote since the horrific attack on paul early friday we have been lose with thousands of messages conveying concern, prayers, and warm wishes. we are most grateful. thank you to the excellent trauma care team at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, paul is making steady progress on what will be a long recovery process. our family thanks everyone for their kindness. >> to live team coverage tonight on the attack with reporters at the pacific heights home and at a press conference held this afternoon by san francisco's district attorney. we begin with abc7news i team imported stephanie with new developments on the investigation and you learned an awful lot today? >> we sure did. district attorney brooke jenkins made it clear she will be prosecuting all six charges against david to the highest

. >> nancy pelosi, well, she's got protection when she is d.c. apparently her house doesn't have a lot of protection. >> peter is with the president at a rally in miami right now. but peter, in the tightest races we've been watching, democrats are turning to former president obama. >> lester, with president biden's approval ratings in the low 40s right now, it is the former president barack obama who is heading into key battleground states this week like nevada and arizona before campaigning together with president biden this weekend in pennsylvania. lester? >> all right, peter, thank you. >>> the supreme court has blocked house democrats from obtaining former president trump's tax returns, at least for now. chief justice john roberts temporarily shielding those records two days before the irs was due to hand them over. also today, the supreme court rejecting the request from trump ally senator lindsey graham to avoid testifying in a into possible election meddling in georgia. >>> now to an emotional day in a florida courtroom. outraged families

what is next for nancy pelosi? she's not going to be the speaker, but she still will be a member of congress. does she go to join a committee? is she -- like, how do you offer the guidance that maybe the new leadership will need, but this dominant figure for decades not overshadow or undermine? >> reporter: yeah. it is -- it is a really interesting position for her to be in, but in some ways it feels like a compromise, like, she decided looking at the picture that she faced that she wanted to hand the reins over to this new generation, but was not going to leave them hanging because there were a lot of democrats on the hill who simply felt like they still need nancy pelosi. they need her experience and her skill. they still need her gravitas and understanding of how to maneuver and legislate her ability that has been proven to bring the parts of the caucus together. the progressives and moderates, and the like, and so that's not kn going to go away, but she is taking a step back from being at the front of ait all.

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because about to say because they were announcing that nancy pelosi had stepped down. but over at msnbc, she was being hailed as a mix of something between margaret thatcher and mother cabrini. >> this is the most talented and visionary political figure that we have seen in recent american history, not just a woman, but a historic impactful talented visionary. >> she stood there in that iconic white pantsuit that we have seen her wear time and again at the his momentous historical inflection points, and a nod the suffragettes. >> i did not realize that pantsuit color was now because for canonization, but apparently it is, here's the amazing thing about all of this, and you have to give nancy pelosi credit, she has held her caucus together for decades. delivered on popular laws like obamacare, the republicans who would do well to look at her strategy and copy the strategy if not the outcomes, they would do well. >> laura: she did also accomplish the bloodletting of seats from democrat majority, so that did help. >> i do have to talk about matt dowd, because it may be th

i think they would have killed nancy pelosi. the mob didn't get to nancy pelosi onjanuary 6, but ten days ago, a man broke into her san franscisco home. us house speaker— nancy pelosi's husband paul was severely beaten - with a hammer this morning. the fbi believes the attack was politically motivated. nancy pelosi wasn't home at the time of the break—in, but the attacker�*s reported words were a chilling echo of what happened onjanuary 6. sources saying he shouted, "where is nancy, where is nancy?" a dramatic increase in political violence has been the most sinister legacy of january 6. last year alone, police investigated nearly 10,000 threats made against politicians and the capitol building. president biden believes tomorrow's elections are a battle for the soul of the nation. america must choose to be a nation of hope and unity and optimism or a nation of fear, division and of darkness. i think we've had too many days where we've embraced fear and not hope, which leads us to the moment we are in right now. the image t

i'm happy have a nancy pelosi where she is. if she wants to stay there, she will have my support. but we will be fine either way. host: the chair of the armed services committee, representaly sitting at 217. he did have a challenger in that race. that challenger joins us now, representative andy biggs, also a member of the judiciary committee. representative biggs, good morning. guest: good to be with you. host: talk about your pitch to her fellow republicans as far as your challenge for the speakership. guest: the main thing is that we think that you need to change the status quo. i think all americans -- your last caller, listening to her, they all want to see a page turned in washington, d.c. one of the things i think has been so problematic is that members cannot rank-and-file members, have been disenfranchised. everything go through the leadership but whether it is nancy pelosi or whoever is going to be the republican leader. everything is centralized as far as power, so you have a restricted amendment process here in in six years come out we have not -- commitment process. i

pelosi is a big topic tonight. >> thank you very much, jackie. >> speaking of nancy pelosi, the end of an era in some ways, today announcing she will not seek reelection as leader of the house, after nearly 20 years, still pelosi will stay on for there are term and said time to pass the gavel to a new generation. >> we must move boldly to the future, ill not seek reelection -- i will not seek reelection for m me hour has come for a new generation. >> a day after republicans gained control of the house with kevin mccarthy potentially on his way to be next speaker, with nancy gone, who'll lead the democrats? we get into it with our party panel. jason rantz. and kevin walling and president, lee carter with us. jason, start with you, your reaction to what the speaker said, after 20 years, maybe it is time to pass the baton. >> it was time a long time ago. she held on to this role for way too long, i think we could say that about leaders on both sides, there is a is -- dentacey, i think, it is not really inspiring, there are a lot of people who want to pretend nancy pelosi is an inspirat

for 35 years, nancy pelosi has been a standardbearer for the democratic party. what does it mean in terms of gender and leadership? she talked in the floor about how she came to congress. 12 democratic women. she is still wanting to see the number grow, and being on the house floor for the first time at six years old. she would go from being a homemaker to house leader. so just what she has been able to do to really expand the country's political imagination really does say a lot and will have a big effect on what representation means going forward. she is still somebody who is leading, saying she will step aside and clear the way for this younger and more diverse generation of leadership. it is something more reflective of where the democratic party is today. you look at if house leadership is to go through as advertised with hakeem jeffries, that is the future of this party. younger voters, women, people of color representing at the highest levels of government. these are the base voters of the democratic party. to see them reflected in for her to acknowledge

. >>> in just the last hour, we are learning who is filling the shoes of nancy pelosi. we have more on her message for the future, and what's next. >> now, we are over 90. we want more. >>> it's a busy travel weekend ahead as many people are expected to use bay area airports ahead of thanksgiving. we will tell you what to expect. >>> coronavirus cases are on the rise again in california as cooler weather drives more people. we have the numbers and what one county is considering bringing back. >>> plus, we are all talking about ticketmaster. sales are canceled for taylor swift's upcoming tour. the promoters operations are coming under fire. but first, let's get straight to this morning's top stories. theranos founder elizabeth holmes will be sentenced in federal court. she is facing up to 20 years for defrauding patients and investors in her failed blood testing startup . her lawyers are trying for a lighter sentence. they have submitted more than 100 letters of support from family and friends. her sentencing hearing begins an hour from now in san jose. >>> twitter is re

like america will turn a page on nancy pelosi i feel congresses and the house republican congress but even the democratic caucus for them just to move forward it would be be good for her to retire and move along for the democratic party. tammy: in some ways she got a lot done hand her that but she did seem to present a face from the progressives so it's almost like a false front do you think the democrats will just throw their lot into that approach or backtrack a little bit? >> this is the big decision and how they want to lead. it is easier when you are in the minority and don't have to govern to stick together. and what is possible the democratic party which is made up of people who are way to the left with all of their friends and allies along with people who are still there it's easier to put together the votes they had to 21 are 222 i don't know if they can do it but it is the important time to reflect they should be happy they don't have more of a deficit but if anyone wants a shot to get from the american people they cannot allow the far left. tammy: but then she toward the st

not only is nancy pelosi in her 80's. the next twranking democrats in the house are also in their 80's. both say they will step down and allow a younger generation to take over. i think this has been something that has been long-awaited among younger democrats that have been itching for a chance to lead. nancy peli has been in power among the democrats for decades. >> yes, anthony, she is a formidable figure isn't she? >> she is. it is a testament to her ability as house speaker. it is an ability that will make her one of the towering historic figures among the history of the house of representatives. her ability to corral the votes of democrats in the chamber, no matter what the legislation was. she had an inedible sense of how to convince members of her own caus to vote on her bills, even when the margins were very narrow. remember, for the past years, democrats have only had a house majority by a handful of votes. yet, they were able to cast -- massive environmental and health spending bill a few months ago. she has be

i know there's a clear front-runner tonight in the race to succeed nancy pelosi? >> reporter: yes, david. and the front-runner is congressman hakeem jeffries of new york. if elected by house democrats, he would be the first black lawmaker to lead a party in congress. pelosi will still have major influence, even though she is stepping down from leadership. she'll continue to serve out her term in congress and she made one thing very clear today, david, that it's time for a new generation of leadership to step in. david? >> rachel scott live on the hill tonight. rachel, thank you. >>> we turn to the other news now, and to the driver who plowed into 25 police recruits. who of whom remain in critical condition tonight. authorities have revealed that the 22-year-old driver is in custody and has been booked on suspicion of attempted murder. here's abc's will carr tonight. >> reporter: tonight, that wrongway driver who slammed into a group of 75 law enforcement recruits on their morning run is under arrest. what can you tell us about the driver at this point? >> the driv

they also issued a protective order preventing him from getting near paul r nancy pelosi. should he be released? well, the path is also facing federal charges as well is going back in court on friday where authorities are going to set a date for his preliminary hearings, which are likely to take place sometime before january. 4th kron four's theresa stasi explains how the federal case is expected to play out. >> this was not about an assault only of mister pelosi. this was an assault on american government and speaker pelosi, legal analyst and former prosecutor stephen clark on why the department of justice or doj filed criminal charges against david dip happ. >> the man accused of breaking into house speaker nancy pelosi, san francisco home friday morning and attacking her husband, paul, the federal charges filed are, quote, assault on the immediate family member of a federal official and attempted kidnapping of a federal official, unquote combined. the 2 charges carry a maximum sentence of 50 years in prison. clark says the doj is seeking to send a message not just to th

i mean, look, that's why you keep a speaker pelosi, nancy pelosi around. she cannot navigate that. she has strategic value for democrats, institutional a variety of ways in which to go after republicans. a lot republicans have the barest majority going and kevin mccarthy is going to have to hurt a lot of cats. he doesn't have one freedom caucus. he's got 4 different freedom caucus is to deal with with that bare majority and you can call speaker vote any time from the floor of the house. so given these rules and someone who a wealth of experience and can help these democrats in waiting, if you will, these leaders in waiting like hakeem jeffries like pete aguilar to help them kind of navigate this new normal that we're at while we enter into the politics of 2024, you can't beat that kind of experience. you know, this is this is the veteran ball player who's able to be there and speak and and everyone stops and listens and that sage wisdom is going to be just a an really absent democrats as they navigate what is likely to be another 3, 4, 5, 6 months here. that's going to be really on

to nancy depends later allegedly striking pelosi in the head with a hammer . in a new statement, speaker pelosi says paul is making steady progress on what will be a long recovery process as he remains in the icu amid renewed concerns over lawmakers. safety authorities say they're continuing to investigate to perhaps social media posts that allegedly include unfounded conspiracy theories, including the false claim. president biden lost the 2020 election. we should be able all engage. in passionate political discourse. but still remain respectful of one another. it is expected to be arraigned in san francisco court today. if convicted on those federal charges he could face up to 50 years behind bars . andrew come, elizabeth, thank you to 14 people have been shot in chicago during a violent halloween night. police say it was a drive by shooting and a three year old is among the victims. some are in critical condition. no word yet on any arrests, or even a motive. in kansas city, at least one person was killed and seven others wounded at halloween party. police s

unity called for by nancy pelosi. i believe the republicans who are promulgating these conspiracy theories, who are pushing trump's rhetoric. they are the only ones who could turn back this tide of violence. do you agree? >> i do agree with you, and i think we're in a time where it's permissible to condemn them for their actions and condemn them personally. we remember a time when politicians carried themselves with a certain dignity and comport. that's not the case anymore. the old adage, it's okay to question their positions but not their character. we have people who have mainstreamed and monetized hate and violence speech, and it is being rewarded, and so because of that, i think it absolutely has to be condemned. this is new. you know, even as recently as my time in office, the concern in se the mid 13, 14, 15 years was around foreign actors, isis threats against sitting members of congress. my family had to get security along with other members of congress because of that. but there wasn't this neighborhood thre

house speaker nancy pelosi, the first woman speaker of the house, revealing she will no longer serve as democratic leader. tonight, what even her adversaries are now acknowledging. and what comes next? rachel scott live on the hill. >>> tonight, the driver who plowed into 25 police recruits, two recruits in critical condition, we have just learned from authorities that the driver is set to be charged with attempted murder. will carr in california. >>> the new turn tonight in the college murder mystery, after that video just before the chilling murders of four college students from the university of idaho. tonight, news on two other surviving roommates, what police are now saying tonight. and what they're now asking local businesses. kayna whitworth is there. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. russia unleashing a barrage of new missile strikes. this video showing explosions in dnipro. multiple injuries. and tonight, eight years after a malaysian jetliner was shot down over part of ukraine, the major headline in that case. james longman reporting from ukraine. >>> back here at home, the n

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to nancy when pelosi told him that nancy was not there, the pop stated that he would sit and wait. pelosi stated that his wife would not be home for several days and then dip have reiterated that he would wait. pelosi was able to go to the bathroom where he called 9-1-1. when officers arrived, they found pelosi and the pup both holding a single hammer with one hand. the paps other hand was on. pelosi is for police say when they asked both men to drop the hammer, the pap pulled the hammer from pelosi's hand, swung the hammer and hit him in the head. pelosi appeared unconscious on the floor when interviewed pup stated that he was going to hold nancy hostage to talk to her if nancy, what it held up at the truth, he would let her go. and if she lied, he was going to break her kneecaps dip have added that he was certain she would lie. officers found his backpack filled with a roll of tape white rope one hammer, one pair of rubber in cloth gloves. and a journal to pop said speaker pelosi was the leader of the pack of lies told by the democratic party. >> and that he wanted to hurt her to

>> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi announced she is stepping down from a leadership position within the democratic party. >> for me, the hour has come for a new gym and generation to lead the democratic caucus i so deeply respect. >> reporter: pelusi was the first woman in u.s. history to ever serve as speaker of the house, and she said she was proud that congress has become more inclusive during her time. >> in my 35 years in the house, i have seen this body grow more reflective of our great nation. our beautiful nation. >> reporter: she also recalled her first trip to the capital, as a little girl , watching her father being sworn in as a congressman. >> i believed then, as i believe today, this is the most beautiful building in the world, because of what it represents. the capital is a temple of our democracy, of our constitution, of our highest ideals. >> congressman hakeem jeffries is the favorite to take over as minority leader which could put him in position to someday become the first black speaker of the house. >> it is always good to have new blood and new enthusiasm and n

but overall, i think nancy pelosi is complicated. he has she mocked the squad, dismiss the green new deal, and -- but she also, unlike clinton, biden, schumer. oppose the invasion of iraq. she made sure that every -- could wear a hijab in the house. and was one of the most earliest components of marriage equality. she has been the most powerful and consequential woman in american politics. it is impossible to sum up her complex legacy in five or ten minutes. so today, i think it's worth highlighting in what my opinion, has been her greatest achievement. and her greatest failure as speaker of the house. for her greatest achievement, well, tens of millions of americans have health care today. thanks to nancy pelosi's tireless fight to pass the affordable care act in 2010. >> we go through the gates, the gates close. we'll go over the fence. the fence is too high. will pull bold in. if that does it work. well parachute in. but will going to get health care reform passed for the american people. >> as molly bald notes in her biography of

speaker nancy pelosi discusses her future win or lose. cecelia vega standing by. >>> also tonight, the abc news exclusive. david muir one-on-one with former vice president mike pence for the first time, mike pence on his duty, his role on january 6th, and what he says about former president trump and his actions on that day. >>> the deadly air disaster in dallas. today we learned six people were killed when two vintage world war ii planes collided in midair. what federal investigators have just said. >>> frightening moments onboard a frontier airlines flight when a passenger allegedly boarded with two box cutters. how did this happen? and the two military veterans and former officer who jumped into action. >>> shocking video of the moment a bomb went off in a busy street in turkey. multiple people killed in what's called a terror attack. what authorities are saying tonight. >>> the horrific crash in indiana. a truck slams into a bus filled with high school hockey players, injuring more than a dozen. tonight, why police say they arrested t

. >>> and house speaker nancy pelosi, her first interview on the attack and on her future in congress. >>> first the key races in the battlegrounds down to the wire. the pennsylvania showdown between john fetterman and dr. mehmet oz. president biden and former president obama in pennsylvania making the case for fetterman. dr. oz joined in pennsylvania by former president trump, the closing argument they made together. in georgia tonight, another dead heat. senator raphael warnock and his republican challenger, herschel walker, neck and neck. senator warnock and what he said today about herschel walker. and tonight walker making his closing argument. republicans needing just one seat to take back control of the senate. just five seats to take control of the house. what we're seeing in these final hours. eva pilgrim and steve osunsami live in the battlegrounds. rick klein and rachel scott at the big boards tonight. the key numbers to watch as we head into election night. >>> also on this monday night, the state of emergency at this hour in florida. a hurricane watch now in effect along

he called nancy pelosi an animal. >> yeah. it is. >> maybe, don, it is horrible because there have been studies for years since, i'll say it, since the fall of hitler, since the fall of nazi germany that talks about how nazis dehumanized jews by calling them animals and by doing that, let me get the exact language here. it enabled fascists to morally disengage from those they viewed as political enemies thereby justifying acts of violence. look it up. there's been study after study after study. so donald trump jokes about an 82-year-old man getting brutally assaulted. his skull cracked. the crowds cheer. the next night, he calls nancy pelosi an animal. the crowd cheers. again, people, you know, i know talking about donald trump being a fascist makes some people in polite society uncomfortable. you just look at -- you know, the one thing that held me back from it, willie, before january 6th was the use of violence, right? he used violent imagery, but he never crossed the line like mussolini and used violence against government

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house speaker nancy pelosi, her first interview on the attack and on her few sure in congress. the key raceness the battlegrounds down to the wire. the pennsylvania showdown between john fetterman and dr. mehmet oz. president biden and former president obama in pennsylvania making the case for fetterman. dr. oz joining pennsylvania by former president trump, the closing argument they made together. in georgia tonight another dead heat. senator raphael warnock and his republican challenger herschel walker neck and neck. senator warnock and what he said today about herschel walker. and tonight walker making his closing argument. republicans needing just one to take back control of the senate. five seats to take control of the house. what we're seeing in the final hours, eva pilgrim and steve osunsami live in the battlegrounds, rick klein and rachel scott at the big boards tonight. the key numbers to watch as we head into election night. >>> also on this monday night the state of emergency at this hour in florida. a hurricane watch now in effect along the eastern shoreline. nicole

and that sort of thing, as they condemn nancy pelosi. some of the really vile issant imagery we see. unfortunately we saw today just from donald trump and from others in the republican party is either joking about what happened. embracing more conspiracy theories about what happened. if this guy was driven to attack paul pelosi and trying to tie up nancy pelosi because of conspiracy theories, the answer is facts and the truth. trying to eliminate these conspiracy theories. not more conspiracy theories, but that's exactly what we saw today from donald trump. so, you know, this environment is getting really ugly, really heated. it is out of control. it does affect republicans, too, as victims, and we're just seeing the threats explode and it's only going to get worse ahead of the midterms. and, you know, without -- there are calls now positive spend millions and millions more on security. really this all comes from this heightened rhetoric and the lies that are being spread. >> can we talk about the lies, ben collins? literally donald trum

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what is nancy pelosi like as a political operator? she is very precise, she is probably the best vote counter i have ever seen. nobody lies to her because she will pull out her mother of five voice. she started out, her best skills were not her public once but the once behind—the—scenes. she is really, really good at organising, really, really good at whipping up votes, and that is how she started, as the web, as she is good vote and counting and organising and people together. she is not a great public speaker, actually her speech today was probably the best she has given, but she is dynamite behind—the—scenes and also a prodigious fundraiser. probably the best fundraiser. probably the best fundraiser the democrats right now. ., . , , fundraiser the democrats right now. ., , ., ., ., now. politics can be a dog eat dog world- — now. politics can be a dog eat dog world. talk _ now. politics can be a dog eat dog world. talk us _ now. politics can be a dog eat dog world. talk us through i now. politics can be a dog eat i dog wo

pelosi that was an intended target but also house speaker nancy pelosi. in really chilling detail according to the confession of the suspect himself, the fbi says that his goal was to take speaker pelosi, break her kneecaps. i know this is repulsive, but just to give you a sense of the level of vitriol that we are talking about here. he wanted her to be wheeled into the capitol as a display to other members of congress, in his words saying that there are consequences to your actions. just truly, truly troubling details we learned today, john. >> in addition to the federal assault charge, explain the other federal and state charges this suspect is now facing. >> this was a big day in the investigation, john. within a matter of hours we saw the feds come in and then state officials with a litany of charges. in addition to the one attempted assault of mr. pelosi, that charge was actually assaulting a member of the a public official. the suspect has also been federally charmingcharged with d kidnapping, pertaining to the house speaker nancy pelosi. in that co

he says nancy pelosi has helped to improve the lives of americans. is a bittersweet moment of historic moment. where up a woman speaker a legendary, you know, she has done so well in terms of shepherding videos, legislation like art or if you and the affordable care act that have improved the lives of millions of americans. so, you know, sitting in that well of the house, listening to nancy below the brought tears to my eyes as listening to her speech. and as it was applauding her accomplishment, we are looking forward to 2024. we are looking forward to completing democratic agenda and continue to serve the working families on health care. nice bringing down pricing, loading of prescription medicine farther. there's a lot that was done. this last congress has been one of the most productive congress and the new leadership of brings new ideas and a different approach. but there is a very smooth transition that i see happening from nancy pelosi, a to the new leaders of the democratic party. and the u. s says it's military base and ne, syria has been ta

you can't talk about paul pelosi, now you can't talk about nancy pelosi, and you can't talk about the elections, and you can't talk about covid. and i'm talking about all those things because i still believe we have a little bit of the first amendment left. >> tucker: that's right. >> but i'm dangerous to people like liz cheyney and the folks that she hangs out with and they want to stop people like me. >> tucker: words are powerful. i will say the left, liz cheyney for example, they understand that. i want to ask your reaction to this story. so recently the headquarters for katie hobbs, the person you're running against in the governor's race, was vandalized. the suspect broke in and stole a few things. the suspect's name is daniel and reportedly he's an illegal immigrant to this country. what's your reaction to that story? >> he's currently in this country illegally, and i had heard that as well. but, you know, you can't say that now because you can't talk about that. it's insensitive. and the press won't report that. and i'm glad that you just said that because, that's right, he is

nancy pelosi is democratic leader in the us house of representatives. he'll be the 1st black person to lead a major party in congress researches, hale, a breakthrough, and the treatment to slow the effects of elsa is and patients in the early stages of the disease. ah, ah, at least 15 people have been killed in the bombing in northern afghanistan. it happened at a religious school in the capital of someone gone province. the interior affairs ministries to students are among the dead. no group has claimed responsibility. over to la bye . here is a lecture of transitional justice at the american university of afghanistan in cabal. he spoke to us about the complexities of maintaining security in the country . we've heard different reports we heard from the local officials in come and gone . who gave hire now we're which is your 15 death count. and then we've heard the interior administrative spokespersons saying that there are only 10 that but the numbers coming out of the hospitals are much larger. there are a lot of casualties and a lot of injured. so pe

will the brutal attack on her husband influence nancy pelosi decision on whether to retire. stay with us. you'rere in "the situation room" ♪ i got into debt inin college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, w fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. sofi. get your money right. the chef's chicken sandwiches at panera, freshly prepared with clean ingredients... spark an explosion of th. so when you finally taste it, it just confirms... this. is. fantastic. and only at panera. $1 delivery fee on our app. >>> now a cnn exclusive, the house speaker nancy pelosi talking to our own anderson cooper on this election eve in her first interview since the brutal hammer attack on her husband paul, which left him with a fractured skull. anderson asks her about what the possible republican takeover of the house would mean for her future. >> there's obviously been a lot of discussion about whether you would retire if democrats lose the house. i know you're not going to answer

j.r.: nancy pelosi was in washington dc at the time. she says capitol police woke her up to tell her what had happened. she was soon on a flight back to san francisco and days later, paul was released and taken home. >> one of the hardest things all week was to go back into the house for him. and the entrance, which is of course where he was hit. j.r.: court documents allege his suspected attacker yelled, where is nancy? the same thing protesters yelled at the u.s. capitol during the u.s. insurrection. >> i do think there has to be some message to the republicans to stop the disinformation because that is without any question a source of what happened on january 6 and a source of what is happening to me. you would think there would be some level of responsibility. but you see with the reaction is on the other side to this, to make a joke of it. really, that is traumatizing too. but nonetheless. j.r.: she also responded to questions about a possible retirement depending on how midterm elections play out. >> my decision will be affected b

we are hearing one of the things he wanted to do was to break the kneecaps of house speaker nancy pelosi. >>> in a recorded interview there allegedly wanted to break this because kneecaps. he later explained that by breaking nancy's kneecap she would have to be willed into congress which would show other members of congress there were consequences to actions. we have also learned he allegedly told police he didn't run from the house even after he realized paul pelosi used a cell phone to call 911, because much like the american founding fathers with the british, he was fighting against tyranny without the option to surrender. federal charges include attempted kidnapping of the u.s. official and carry a maximum 50 year prison sentence. >> she specifically targeted the pelosi home to confront speaker pelosi. >> reporter: brooke jenkins announcing her offices filing six charges including attempted murder, and assault with a deadly weapon, which could bring a sentence of 13 years to life. jenkins also provided new details of what happened when police happened to arrive at the house 2 minutes

dan: elected officials safety is taking center stage after nancy pelosi's husband was brutally attacked inside their san francisco home last week. leslie brinkley spoke with the three members of congress about their concerns of safety. >> the incidences of hate has increased 900% on festa lives of members of congress in the last four years -- on the lives of members of congress in the last four years. reporter: the congressman was in a meeting on supply chain issues. but and everyone's mine, their safety. >> i drove myself here. i suspect other members of drove themselves. no, we do not have full-time protection or for even part-time detection -- or even part-time detection unless there is a threat. >> i don't think it is appropriate to talk about all of the security issues and details for obvious reasons. but, this is an environment where there's so much hatred. reporter: the legislators say those who report being most threatened get extra protection from capitol police. $10,000 was allocated to each member of congress for additional home security like camera sensors and door locks. >>