nancy pelosi had a cryptic response when she was asked about impeachment. >> the first article, the legislative branch has a responsibility of oversight of our democracy and we will exercise that. >> reporter: nancy pelosi has been skeptical of impeachment in the past saying president trump is "not worth it". the nu 2e house told cnn that impeachment is not worthwhile at this point. we may have an answer soon. nancy pelosi sent a letter to congressional democrats saying the caucus is setting up a conference call for monday to discuss this grave matter. a law professor says the real question in impeachment is whether the president is paper office. under thatstandard,much evidenc attempted obstruction, so much evidence of dysfunction in the white house that you could easily put together a package. >> reporter: even if trump is impeached in the house, the senate would have to vote to remove the president from office.

here we have to give nancy pelosi credit. she is right in saying that the typical democrat voter is not nearly as extreme as these democrat socialists like aoc. the "the new york times" actually reported on some interesting data that came out saying basically what you see on social media, believe it or not, from people on the left is not reflective of the average democrat. they are far more moderate. but the problem for nancy pelosi is that it is the alexandria ocasio-cortezs who are heading up aleatingup all of the media n and -- elizabeth: stay on that point. is this a medial manufactured problem? have they created the rise of the hard left when it's just there on social media and the voters out there are saying wait a second, ea we're not interestd in their policy. the media is reacting to their social media followers but when you look at how the voters are reacting? >> i think the media play as large role in lifting up the voices that are not representative of mainstream democrats. and this is not only a problem now for n

we know nancy pelosi as the archetype. you know what fox news say and tweet about nancy. but in this book you discover a bigger respect for her on the hivment even donald trump respects nancy pelosi, maybe even fears her a bit. why? >> i covered nancy pelosi's first speakership, going to the minority and her return to glory. when i sat down with the president, i was prized by this, he has a rev rinse and respect for her, i think largely because she has had success where he h has failed. her troops, democrats in the house, stick with her no matter what. for him, he sees republicans go left, right, mismanaged and unorganized. >> trevor: yes. >> donald trump told us an amazing thing, it's the last quote in our book, he says, democrats stink on policy, are bad politicians, have the worst ideas in the world, but they stick together and republicans don't. and he looks at that, i believe -- and we've seen this throughout the last two years -- he looks at republicans and doesn't understand why they don't stick with him. then he sees nancy pelosi keep all her troops in line over a

. >> stahl: nancy pelosi is the most powerful woman in american political history. she's been speaker of the house not once, but twice, and president george w. bush's nickname for her was "3," because of her place in line for the presidency. under her leadership last year, the democrats won back control of the house. the san francisco liberal is now the voice of her party and chief critic of president trump; she's also keeping close tabs on at least six house committees investigating the president. and, she's pressing for release of the full, un-redacted mueller report. >> nancy pelosi: the mueller report is about an attack on our elections by a foreign government. and we want to know about that. we want to know about that in terms of being able to prevent it from happening again. so it's bigger even than donald trump. >> stahl: she says she doesn't trust attorney general william barr. do you think that the attorney general is covering anything up? >> pelosi: i have no idea. i have no idea. he may be whitewashing, but i don't know if he's covering anything up. there

nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, mitch mcconnell in the senate, et cetera. if you have questions, we will take your comments as well, over the past two years. this is the book, "the hill to die on." before paul ryan gets to that fork in the road, he makes a phone call to mitch mcconnell about whether or not he can stay with mr. trump. anna: it is pretty stunning when you think about it that right before the election, he is not going to let his members say do what you need to do to win, but he considered making a public announcement that he was not with the president. he was so offended by the hollywood tape and what was happening and mitch mcconnell said don't do that. it felt like that would have been the end of the republican party and it felt like they needed to be with this president because he was going to be the party nominee. host: talk about the relationship between mitch mcconnell and this president. how often do they talk. they spoke a lot and mitch mcconnell went up to trump tower days after the election. early decembers 2016, and convinced the pr

looks like nancy pelosi is articulating for democrats. is it fair to say impeachment proceeding that will not be called an impeachment proceeding, will not have an impeachment vote but will have all of the investigative effects of one? >> yeah, some ways seems like impeachment by any other name, right? there is an important difference though. for one thing calling it impeachment has a different effect in terms of the legal stature that the house would hold if they have to go to court, for instance, to get a hold of documents. if they need to sue bill barr for the unredacted report, they would have a stronger argument if they say we're exercising impeachment authority under the constitution than if they say we're exercising routine oversight authority. that's one difference. largely as a matter of politics, no, feels like an impeachment hearing, looks like impeachment hearing, the question is whether it leads to impeachment. at the moment, odds would seem long for that. nancy pelosi understands you can only win in the senate if you have 20

marie, this sounds like an outdated set of talking points and nancy pelosi using. has she upset some women in the party? >> marie: it's interesting, the polls that have been done since these allegations, joe biden is still in first place. and he hasn't even announced yet. what we thought -- there was this great "new york times" study about democratic voters this week. i think it's really instructive for people, that the democratic electorate out there is much more moderate. i would even say conservative in some ways, than the democratic commentariat on twitter. that we hear from and gets a lot of attention. real democratic voters are actually much more moderate. they are in enough numbers out there that they can decide the next nominee. that is why i think, in part, you still see someone like joe biden at the top. nancy pelosi is right -- i would love to have women on the ticket. i would love to have men. i just want someone who can beat donald trump and that's where most voters are today. >> harris: do you think it still joe biden? the most likely to beat donald t

is nancy pelosi calling it defensible? regardless whether you know him personally or how he acts, there is a huge gap in understanding these actions. even though they are not sexual advances, they are very disrespectful. >> this is the issue, though. >> it is not going to discourage him from running. >> there is a group trying to say, look while you are ahead, don't embarrass yourself. you have republicans jumping on the band wagon. there is a generational gap. >> it is a cop out to call it a generational gap. we have people in politics over 70, over 80 even. it is a lack of getting into 2019 mindset. >> speaking of witch, ironically, other old guy in the race people are blaming, bernie sanders had good news. they raised whopping 18.2 million dollars first quarter of the presidential race. could fundraising be another problem for the former vp. >> that is definitely an issue. joe biden may have fallen prey to the hilary clinton syndrome. he is something assumed because he was ahead in the polls which had to do with name re

house speaker nancy pelosi was just asked about the possibility of impeachment. listen to what she just said at the time 100 event in new york. >> i do believe that impeachment is one of the most divisive forces path that we could go down to in our country. but if the facts, the path of fact-findi fact-finding takes us there, we have no choice. but we're not there yet. >> this is notable, phil, after seeing how the split emerged among the democratic presidential candidates when it came to impeachment questions at last night's cnn town hall. >> no question about it. the politics of this are complex. the reality of what democrats are facing, both on capitol hill and on the campaign trail is a little bit complex. but i think what this underscores more than anything else is first and foremost, speaker pelosi hasn't changed her position and she's been saying this for a couple of months. before the release of the mueller report and after the release of the redacted mueller report. there is a couple of things to consider when you listen to what the speaker is saying. on

he really respected that, when she wanted to get something done, stick with nancy pelosi. they've known each other for a long time, he even, new book you talk about he said he would give republicans a vote for her. >> he thought he would be able to, due to a appeared to be insurgency among the younger members of the caucus. trump said to us he expected the house caucus, the conservatives would support nancy pelosi because the president thought she deserved it. we don't know, we don't have long-standing relationships with the president i advisors do. we don't know when he's blowing smoke or -- being very serious but you have to take him at his word because he went into detail but the hardest members of the caucus would support nancy pelosi which -- it's encapsulating of a very odd world to you which is that the most -- the people who stood up for the president for all these years, huge clinical risks for him would then turn around and support nancy pelosi and spent hundreds of millions of dollars on that. >> was his relationship like with shoe and? >> a long-standing relati

>> it's not clear to me what nancy pelosi means by, we're not there yet. if she means, we're not there to make the decision on impeachment yet, if she's saying, we're not there yet to actually engage in impeachment inquiry, that fact-finding process that is for congress to undertake, i think that's basically an unsupportable position. there are two mechanisms that this country has for removing a president who believe is unfit from office. one of those is voting him out of office. that's a decision for the american people. the other is impeachment. and that is the power that is granted to the congress. and this really is a realm in which i think there's an obligation for democrats to step back, not just consider the sort of base raw political calculations, but also, wherever they swear an oath to uphold and faithfully and well execute the duties of their office, what does that mean? >> and another sensitive issue, and bianna, let me get you to weigh in on, senators bernie sanders, kamala harris last night at the cnn town hall, they're now facing criticism a

it's not just going to be nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. in the room for the white house will be ivanka trump, sarah sanders, interesting the white house counsel, as well. pretty big group in there in addition to roughly a dozen democrats, transportation secretary elaine cho, as well. makes sense this meeting is about to be about infrastructure. all over this country and all over the u.s., people are dealing with a whole bunch of infrastructure issue from crumbling roads and bridges to problems with highways. vaughn joins us from charlotte, north carolina, where people there are saying their infrastructure definite lly nee to be improved. >> yeah, hallie, as you just said it, a lot to talk about when you talk about infrastructure. airways, sanitation. what was interesting about these talks, we haven't seen a republican president with democratic congress take part in these levels of negotiations in infrastructure dating back to 1993 with ronald reagan and what folks are encouraged by those conversations are taking place. in fact, an electic

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did not find someone to challenge nancy pelosi. so she ended up winning and endeared herself more to progressives that think she's done a great job without a challenge in january. so seth moulton is running like many democrats are because they think it's a great way to build up their name i.d. i don't know that he will be a strong contender when we get to iowa. >> shepard: what is with the biden slow pace here? >> well, i think joe biden had the luxury of waiting a long time. a lot of stories about him wanting to wait to get to the second quarter to slow a strong fund-raising, showing a cash splash as they say. getting in at the end of the first quarter would have shown smaller numbers. so i guess he's got that lined up. of course, he has the best name i.d. and eight years as vice president and he thinks he can be the last one on stage. that's probably true. i think it was probably smart tore see how the conversation gets going. he will still have to face a lot of criticism before the debates. as we head into the votes about his pa

charles: nancy pelosi in the sound bite talked about socialism. i'm not a big apology but i saw emerson poll now sanders is in the lead. they had the poll not long ago where biden was in the lead. sanders has all the momentum. he made comments about "medicare for all" that crushed health care stocks. wall street is taking him seriously. his numbers are rising. your party may have a socialist candidate for the white house what do you think of that? >> they may. what i hope bernie sanders will do, does not make it to the nomination, do not do with hillary clinton and stay in the race, fundamentally blatantly used by republicans. charles: what, you got thoughts on this, bernie sanders starting to pull away? >> listen, i'm not surprised he raised a lot of money. his socialism policies are popular with the base. so we'll see if he is the nominee as we go forward. >> so long, long way. charles: we have to leave it there. we have more breaking news. great conversation as always. i want to go back. we have more news coming out of paris. the paris prosecut

nancy pelosi is absolutely right about that. i do share your trepidation, that they are spending this much money -- $2 trillion. is that on top of the $32 trillion we will care for medicare for all? >> melissa: no doubt. i want to tell our viewers, we will get to venezuela in a second. but this is also a huge story. go ahead, katie. >> katie: infrastructure across america is pretty bad. it's about the government mishandling and abusing them i need been given. the stimulus package that president obama pushed through, the trillion dollars there, is a perfect example of that. money was just handed out for infrastructure projects, shovel-ready job sprayed some of the same language being used now but nancy pelosi and chuck schumer about millions of jobs being created. and yet those jobs never came to fruition and the projects in the that was put aside for that never actually got spent in the way it was supposed to. the trump administration has talked before about having accountability to the states that are given the checks for these

nancy pelosi expected to hold -- in for neil quavuto and "your world." the president is facing off against democrats two fronts. impeachment and finances. >> john: democrats, charles, really are split over whether or not to go ahead with this. they like dangling the political carrot and the possibility of impeachment out there but when the rubber meets the road the idea of paechg a president doesn't seem palable. -- idea of impeaching a president doesn't seem palatable. president clinton was acquitted because the senate could not achieve the 67 votes needed to convict him. it's likely something similar would happen to president trump. he's got that 53-vote margin in the senate so he needs to only hang onto 34 senators in order to not be impeached. on the south lawn of the white house today during the easter egg roll the president seemed completely untroubled by the idea of impeachment. listen here. >> are you worried about impeachment, mr. president? >> john: "not even a little bit" worried about impeachment. senator elizabeth warren we should point out

neither does nancy pelosi, last i checked nancy pelosi is speaker of house. >> she is not president of united states. >> she refused to play along -- >> who makes the laws? >> right. >> richard, high woul he would e than happy to make the law, but -- i -- >> quick. >> hold on. kennedy: let ned finish. >> we have to fix the streets visa problem and the e-verify, yes our immigration is so broken not sure you could call 'an up immigration system. >> last time i remember the president of united states that created a frivolous merge emergn the border. kennedy: you said a real solution. >> a couple year ago democrat and republicans came together, they put together a comprehensive immigration reform plan, do you know who was in way of that plan? kennedy: president obama. >> republicans. >> no, they had a problem with amnesty, you have to be adults and take it one thing at a time, rank that democrat are not willing to rank, that they are not. >> but is problem with 11 million folks that live in shadows. wake up we'll wake up one morning and deport them. >> we're not going to deport them all, n

. >> it's clear nancy pelosi is trying to hold off those on the left. nancy pelosi told house democrats yet, "we have to save our democracy. this isn't about democrats or republicans. it's about saving or democracy." she went on to say "we don't have to go to articles of impeachment to obtain the facts." there's pressure coming from some of the candidates for president. >> i think we have very good reason to believe there's an investigation that has been conducted which has produced evidence that tells us that this president and his administration engaged in obstruction of justice. i believe congress should take steps impeachment. >> gerald nadler subpoenaed don mcgahn. he said mcgahn will be the first in a series of hearings based on the mueller report. >> it's clear what jerry nadler and others are trying to do here. they don't want to get to the truth. they want to get to this president. at this point, i don't know what jerry nadler thinks he's going to get that robert mueller didn't ex-second for political points with the base. >> it's not clear how

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nancy pelosi is not enthusiastic to go down the impeachment road. week before the report came out are, she said he is not worth it. what would it take, anything that could happen that would move her on that? >> if the majority of the democratic caucus wants to go this route, i could see her adjusting. i think she would work hard to convince them otherwise, nancy pelosi is nothing if not an incredible politician for the caucus she leads. if that pressure builds, you could see that change. but there's also incredible amount of trust in her from the caucus, and i think there are going to be a lot of people listen to go her if she's arguing forcefully behind the scenes against impeachment. there's a couple of friends that laid it out clearly. on one hand, political considerations, moderates from swing districts risk dividing districts, losing seats. liberals getting pressure from the left. one set of calculations. the other is moral and ethical. we've now seen what the president it in office. democrats have to decide are they going to allow that conduct

she could have used different words, but at the same time it is following nancy pelosi because nancy pelosi is a democrat. congresswoman omar is a democrats, and it makes you wonder as i'm told that congresswoman omar is in safety right now. they don't want to disclose where she s.either way nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house, could have spoken with her one way or the other to either chastise her or say, look, we stand with you. we know there's some congressional leaders who are not happy about this. many democrats are not happy about what she said, but at the same time, you know, they are giving her protection and they are standing with her because they feel, you know, there are other people on the other side of the aisle that are doing the same thing, and she has a right to say what she said but was it the most artful thing? no. >> she's got -- she's got to navigate a difficult terrain here in the democratic party. i mean, the other day on "60 minutes" she was asked about the new progressive, she said there were like five of them and then she said i'm a progressive myself, whic

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for fact that nancy pelosi took a big at her, it elevates fact she is someone importance, we should pay attention to that deserves to get the dig. i think best thing for us to do just stop talking about her. >> good luck. >> the reap we'r reason we're tg about her, robert wolf loves doing aoc. -- i'm kidding. republican party dealt with her extreme base in 2009, they moved to center, democratic party is now doing the same. >> ripe reason people talk about aocbecause democrats keep supporting her, they had -- people who signed on her crazy green raw deal, democrats follow her lead, that is why she is important, democrat will have to continue to deal with her, and explain why they support her and liberal party of their wing of their party. >> i have to take a offense. senator voted present. do you believe that there is climate change, mark? you are a deny ar. de-- denear. >> the climate is changes we need a realization. >> you think we should be part of the paris accord or us and one of the i think one other country is not part of it. >> i agree with president trump pulling us out, it was

nancy pelosi having conversations with the candidates. former president barack obama at a town hall yesterday had his own piece of advice. >> one of the things i do worry about sometimes is a certain kind of ridge itity where we say, i'm sorry, this is how it's going to be and we start creating what's called a circular firing squad. you start shooting at your allies because one of them is straying from purity on the issues. >> of whom does he speak? >> only barack obama knows of whom he speaks. the circular firing squad analogy works in both ways. you stray too far down the path of progressivism or too far down the path of moderateness and who is going to take a shot at you? there's so many 2020 candidates, it's easy for someone to take the shot. i think what they're saying is we're politicians, be politicians. you don't have to totally give up the ghost yet. you don't have to create a situation where we're having an internal fight before we have the external fight. try moderate what you're saying enough, leave yourself room because you d

in 2019.re we are what is his relationship with nancy pelosi? it's very interesting. as frogs as a relationship as the president had with paul ryan, he seems to have a reverence, if not a reverence, a respect. one of the things he was clear with the interview we had with him, was that he respected the fact that democrats stuck together. said, they have lousy policies, but he respected the fact that when she wanted to get some things done, or troops stuck with her. you have to realize they have known each other for a long time. there's more in common -- he has more in common with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. aboutyour book, you talk he wouldn't even give -- get some republicans to vote for her. jake: when she was struggling to two what appeared to be an insurgency among some of the younger members of her caucus, donald trump said to us, expected the house freedom caucus would support nancy pelosi, because the president thought she deserved it. it's tough at times, and we , we don't have long-standing relationships with the president like some of his of visors do, so

to your first point within the democratic party, it is an absolutely fractured party and nancy pelosi has been around long enough to understand that the progressive hijacking of the democratic party will become completely alienating for blue-collar and working-class americans. those that make up a large and important pillar of the democratic voting base. socialism, higher taxes, probably they will be galvanizing to the far left wing voters. this is an agenda that terrifies many democrats that voted for them in 2016. so the democrats need to be careful about messaging. the only thing that has united them is resisting donald trump. >> you know, to your point, basically jim messina, the campaign manager for mr. obama, in the last election, they won elections for the candidate that one. they focused on the economy, getting frustrated with nancy pelosi over her response to the alexandria ocasio-cortez's case. >> they are becoming more radical and to your point, many swing voters really care about the economy. when these progressive radicals talk about socialism, this is americans that see

i'm not nancy pelosi. i can't make the desoition f who is sitting on the foreign committee or whatever. my point is in this country we have to talk about these issues not as republicans and not as democrats but as americans. period. who do not want to. >> nobody is saying we're left and right right now. we're saying it's not appropriate. >> and we should call it out every time. >> exactly. >> we should. >> from everyone. >> exactly. i don't know what the problem is. >> let me talk to you about this one. because according to the synagogue shooter's manifesto, he hates president trump because, he says, the president by all indications loves israel and the jewish people. but still, nonetheless, need, you've got the left-leaning media trying to accuse trump of stirring up anti-semitism, this is somehow his fault. >> right. >> let's be fair here. this is a man who has been, this president, more of a friend to israel than i can think of anyone in recent history. >> that's right. >> why is he the guy that's stirr

what nancy pelosi las been saying for years. i have a secret for you, for shannon, liberals can be hypocrites, that's what is happening today. i don't see the problem, i don't understand why the liberals are freaking out. i live in san francisco, it's an amazing city, a lovely city, and i stay here despite all. drama and the poo on the streets, it's beautiful. illegal aliens love this city, we have lot living here right now. nancy pelosi and herca leagues love having them here. the drama is because nancy pelosi realizes if we have a critical pass of them in pacific heights, multimillion dollar manages, thronging with illegal aliens in the streets maybe her democratic voters might not like this policy so much. guess what, nancy pelosi other districts to have deal with it every day, districts in texas, in california, and why shouldn't, if we love them so much, every county in california be filled with illegal aliens. >> shannon: to that point i'll give you a chance to respond to another tweet from the president tonight, kathy, if

nancy pelosi and house leadership did not want to pursue impeachment. to a large extent, the large parts of congressman swalwell's caucus still doesn't want to pursue impeachment, but the president by pushing -- by not just having obstructed justice already on the plain meaning of what obstruction is as laid out in the mueller report, he's still obstructing justice by trying to say, no, because congress is partisan, which is what he says to costa. he says they're partisan, so i can't cooperate with them. by defying the subpoenas, by provoking this constitutional clash, by doing the things he's doing, he is making it impossible for democrats not to impeach him, whereas if he had played this smart over the course of the last few days, he was aligned with nancy pelosi. neither wanted impeachment. now he's making it more likely with every move that he's making. >> what about that, congressman? is the president's decision tonight forcing -- in effect forcing your committee to consider impeachment in a quicker timetable than you might have? >> i think it show

oh, boy, i guess she decides, not nancy pelosi. take a look. >> this idea that we can go back to the good old days with obama, with obama as president my think there is an emotional element to that. i don't want to go back. i want to go forward. >> sean: the reaction of skybridge capital, rachel with us, good to see you, man? >> good to be here. >> sean: so many things. >> anthony: where do you want to start? aoc out of new york asap. secondarily, nancy pelosi whose daughter said she could cut somebody's throat without them feeling it will take her out. i don't think there's any chance -- >> sean: not only extremism party but scared to death of the five. >> anthony: i don't know about that. >> seanremarkably successful sur in washington and old school. this sort of behavior come i don't think will last very long. that is my honest opinion. they will find somebody to challenge her in that district. she will not come back but somebody more moderate will take her out. she destroyed herself with the amazon thing. she is colorful. she's

speaker nancy pelosi and what she told members of congress just moments ago. and the newest subpoena. who they want to testify before the american people. >>> the easter service scare in this country. a navy vet entering a church with a baby and a weapon in her arms, threatening to blow up the church. >>> the missing 5-year-old boy. tonight, the mother has stopped cooperating. what dog sniffers have now uncovered. >>> the new and alarming numbers tonight on measles just out. the new states where they're now concerned. >>> and the "jeopardy!" contestant on a roll, winning yet again, and now even ken jennings is weighing in. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here for a new week. and we begin tonight with new reporting here, inside that horrific terror attack. multiple churches and hotels on easter sunday. the death toll is simply staggering tonight. nearly 300 dead and there are several americans among the dead, including a fifth grader. just today, another explosion, a van bursting into flames fear one of those devastated churches. sri lankan

and respect that the president gives particularly to nancy pelosi. republicans had lost, he would say, he was willing to get her the votes to make her speaker that he thought she deserved it, i think she looks him straight in the eye and doesn't blink. that's something he respects. >> so many people believe he hates strong women. nancy pelosi is someone who hasn't gotten a nickname. how do you square that circle? >> part of that is because he's northern them for a really long time. chuck schumer and nancy pelosi have more in common with the president than paul ryan or mitch mcconnell. >> the last quote in the book where donald trump says democrats are terrible in policy. but they stick together. i think to be honest with you, he's befuddled by nancy pelosi and how she can keep her party together when his party is all over the place all the time. >> let's read another quote about pelosi. you're someone that gets things done better than everybody. i think you're terrific, that was in my developer life, my business life, if he wants to get stuff done wi

. >> nancy pelosi said bar was off the rails. if any country would understand being off the rails it would be nancy pelosi. rob: devon nunez says his criminal referrals are signed, sealed and delivered. jillian: why are democrats struggling to control the mueller nest egg? inclusion a political statement. rob: a school district raising the black lies matter flag today. "fox and friends first" continues. ♪ >> you are the only person who doesn't move when you hear it but it is -- rob: i am not moving. thursday happy hour. jillian: more on that later. good morning. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. i did not put happy hour on thursday. rob: thanks for starting your day with us, you were smarter than me. julian assange not going down without a fight, a legal battle is expected over his extradition to the united states. jillian: the doj accuses him of working with chelsea manning unclassified information. rob: washington's reaction. >> reporter: opinions run the gamut, some applauding his request, others wo

we have been listening to figure of the house nancy pelosi and minority leader chuck schumer as they come out of a meeting with the president. these are the things we learned. number one is bipartisanship at a constructive attitude. number two coming for structure is important. number three, they agreed to spend $2 trillion on infrastructure. it has to include not just bridges and roads and tunnels, but also broadband as well. going to include a power grid as well in that mix. one of the things i found interesting was the discussion about the investigation. in the past, the president said we cannot do both at the same time. sounds like that has changed. kevin: exactly. precisely. the issue of impeachment as well as the investigations according to speaker pelosi and senator -- senate minority leader chuck schumer did not come up during that meeting with president trump. they agreed to have another meeting in three weeks time. steven mnuchin would join that meeting as they begin to discuss ways to paper a $2 trillion -- to pay for a $2 trillion for such a plan. that will face question

nancy pelosi sent a letter to congressional democrats saying the caucus is setting up a conference call for monday to discuss this grave matter. a law professor says the real question in impeachment is whether the president is paper office. under thatstandard,much evidenc attempted obstruction, so much evidence of dysfunction in the white house that you could easily put together a package. >> reporter: even if trump is impeached in the house, the senate would have to vote to remove the president from office. that seems unlikely. even if democrats do not impeach, it is said there is another option. >> mueller reminds us that the president could be indicted after he leaves office. the statute of limitations will not have run if trump leaves office in 2021 the statute will not have run on anything he did in that first year in office. >> reporter: kpix 5. >>> still ahead a somber anniy ivors columbine high school shooting are honoring those who lost their lives, how wel ow u the g that.li devastation. >>> all that plus a windy saturday and there are major changes ahead for the work week com

nancy pelosi is of course a globalist. she supports the european union. she sees it as a prototype for a bigger type of world government. and she will do everything she can to undermine brexit. let's be clear. the good friday agreement, the peace agreement, that happened in ireland had nothing to do with the european union at all. he was in fact u.s. senator mitchell the broker that accord, and i can assure you, you know, as leader of the brexit movement, i want this to be independent but we will have good relations with the republic of ireland. we are not returning to the bad old days. >> laura: nancy pelosi has enough trouble trying to run her own party back in washington. i don't think she needs to try to worry about running the british parliament and the brexit vote for the brexit movement. nigel, thanks for staying up with us tonight. we really appreciate it. it's exciting to watch. could bernie sanders really, really, really win the democratic nomination? he's leading in the polls but what does that tell us about the democrat party today? pollster f

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right absolutely and that is where nancy pelosi and the democrats are going to be very careful i mean how they make this decision they're going to have to be pretty sure that they're going to have a good case for impeachment pietschmann should they want to push forward with proceedings or not front because if they try and they say oh people in the rest of the country all going to either say that you know example is vindicated this was a witch hunt or that the democrats spent too much time caught up in the to ing and fro ing off the report when significant issues today whether it's wages health care child care degree new deal environmental policy whatever it may be on the left which has voters concerned is not tackled in the run up to the twenty twenty alexion so really there's going to be some soul searching now i think in the democratic party with how they move forward now that they've got this report in their hands he was there briefly yeah. i think we all agree that this is going to be a referendum on trump the election of two thousand and twelve i mean essentially evaluating it tw

nancy pelosi wants to move on a more measured path. does she censure the president rather than impeach the president, and does she start to hold hearings on the robert mueller report and then pursue charges against the attorney general for trying to spin this report ahead of the release of the report itself? those are the battle lines going into the next couple of days, and as you know congress is still out for recess. it will start to hit hard next monday night and into tuesday when everybody returns. vonnie: nancy pelosi is holding a call today to make some of those decisions. with 48 democrats in the senate, is it plausible to be talking about this? dan: it is not. nancy pelosi was in the democratic leadership in 1998 when the republicans tried to do this against bill clinton. she sees the downside of pursuing this strategy. there are a lot of moderate democrats who won in republican leaning districts. for the democrats to maintain their majority, they have to hold those seats. nancy pelosi does not want to put those members at risk

nancy pelosi, governor newsom. two people pushing for open borders in california such a welcoming state. i would think they would applaud this effort. >> sandra: the case jerry nadler makes against it. the president has no right to spend money appropriated by congress for other purposes to ship immigrants all over the country. we heard that from him. mark morgan, the former head of border patrol under president obama was on with us earlier and he was talking about how this is not just a breaking point, we're past that as far as the crisis is concerned. here he is. >> the border patrol, ice, their facilities are overwhelm. the faith-based organizations and other non-government organizations are overwhelmed. they have no choice. they'll have to start pushing out the individuals. shouldn't we share the burden throughout the country? >> sandra: reminder he was the border patrol chief under obama and the president actually just tweeted out quoting mark morgan saying quoting him saying to the president stay the course on

so nancy pelosi has tried to circle the wagons and call the conferenceall. is call began an hour ago, much longer than expected. le did this cato give an update to her members about how deedcrats are prog now that the mueller investigation neport in redacted form has bee released. she's telling democrats, yes, a few of you would like to move to impeachment proceedings, all of you want further investigation, here is what we are doing as democrats going forward. shs,also took questihich ng one reason i think the call going >> woodruff: you were telling earlier, after talking to a number of sources, the sense is she's doing this in order to head off some of this momentum and maybe growing momentum to do something stronger. >> that's right. i think the democratic leader right now remains resistant to the idea of beginning impeachment proceedings. however, a handful of their members would like to move to impeachment proceedings. some called for impeachment proceedings before the mueller reporti ame out. ink this is preemptive action by speaker pleasey to gather e