(people yelling) >> nancy! nancy! >> nancy! nancy pelosi! where you at, nancy? nancy! >> tell nancy pelosi we're coming for her! (people yelling) >> where are you, nancy? we're looking for you! >> (chanting): nancy! nancy! >> it was like a monster movie or like a horror film. >> (chanting): nancy! nancy! >> "nancy, where's nancy?" >> oh, look what we have here. >> (chanting): nancy! nancy! >> that was pretty ominous. >> where is she? nancy pelosi! >> i knew that we really had a problem. >> can i speak to pelosi? yeah, we're coming, bitch! >> there was an intent to harm in the voices. >> check this out, we are inside her, nancy pelosi's, office. >> i ask her if that made her afraid. nancy said that they would've had a fight on their hands. they would've had a battle on their hands, because she's a street fighter. and then she lifts up her foot. and, you know, she always wears those four-inch stiletto heels. and she points at her shoe and says, "besides, i could've used these as weapons." ♪ ♪ >> national guard has been called in to the capitol. the capitol is secure

her effort as she said to let nancy be nancy. but she left plenty of clues along the way her public image in particular was a source of continuing frustration to her. you'll hear in her own voice how she experienced her white house years featuring footage from c-span's video library. first nancy reagan on how she tried to counter negative publicity part of an interview with journalist hedrick smith. she's talking about her 1982 surprise performance at the gridiron club pressed dinner in washington known for its political parodies. this is nancy reagan in her own words. second hand clothes secondhand closed they're all the rage at the spring fashion shows. even my two new trench coat with for color ronnie bought for 10 cents on the dollar. secondhand gowns old hand-me-downs. the china is the the only thing that's new. even though they tell me i'm no longer queen. did ronnie have to buy me that new sewing machine. secondhand closed second-hand clothes, i sure sure hope ed me so i guess i came around. to thinking well, all right. we

yeah, and it's nancy. it's a tango that they have danced before right so during the war of 1812 right? no october of 1814 jackson and david's, pensacola. deciding that the spanish in florida as now i've great britain are funneling intelligence about american military force and and movements into the british which is accurate. so jackson had had drawn that and then you know, so here goes jackson marching into pensacola madison in monroe have given him no orders to do this right in fact later. jackson sins a letter in what she said or he writes the letter, excuse me before he does this in 1814, he writes to madison and monroe vote and he acknowledges. i am acting without the orders of the government in this case and when that letter makes it to washington madison is a little more put off by this event and this letter than monroe. is monroe as this language and this letter to calhoun would suggest he's willing to put this in the realm of hypotheticals right? lots of my babies and and he could have drawn it's

joe biden and nancy pelosi. nancy pelosi's congress. this is joe biden's policy along with nancy pelosi. the number one vote you make when you become a member of congress is for speaker. that deck tates what the process moving forward. nancy pelosi has been running this their number one thick they started out with was overspending. we warned them about that would bring inflation. it wasn't just the republicans were warning them. democrats warned them. larry summers warned them. former freshry secretary if they do this inflation will come. they ignored all and moved forward. >> jesse: when you saw joe biden over there in brussels today, what did you think of his leadership? >> jesse: you know, i began to question it because this is a real challenge. i remember him telling me personally and the american public that he thought sanctions would deter putin from entering ukraine. i told him i did not believe that would work. i believe he had to do more to deter. now he tries to change the topic. he wants to blame everything else for his faile

nancy pelosi is haas been divisive, polarizing. she ripped up trump's state of the union mind his back. i believe the mainstream media more than anything hates to be wrong. they are wrong about bringing democrats in power what that would do to our country. obviously a dismal failure. but they're also worried about the november midterms because they don't want to look bad again. they will throw democratic figureheads under the bus but not the entire party or the agenda under the bus. that is what really needs to be taken out. elizabeth: that is what it is about. the story of the democrat party how pelosi blocked the moderates, stopped the moderates who were blocking her power, emptied out the bench and divided the party and the nation. let's watch senator ted cruz on this. >> they know they're going to lose and nancy pelosi is not going to go quietly. she is going to scream. she is already preparing to scream the election is stolen. by stolen she means people showed up to vote against democrats. elizabeth: is she really going to do

after that, nancy's life became an ordeal. as it does, of oak valley put a white dot on your forehead that shows if you're a virgin or not wave itching or not. when you get out of the testing role, joined the other girls outside of kilowatt comment on amazon. and really don't have to start. this means you are not a virgin article gum, philip after that, and my granny said she knew all along that i am just here to solid name of the family laughing to look like. now everyone in the village is laughing at our singing every now and thursday. i didn't mind like, but i was been insulted every day for something i didn't do. i, as in that i just wanted to kill myself. i were, when for now or comment is so sight. nancy flit her home village to johannesburg some 800 kilometers away. we completely on her own. she finished school and started a face painting business. nancy's family broke old ties with her the law says that virginity tests are allowed under strict conditions. girls need to give their consent be at an age above 16, and that

after that, nancy's life became an ordeal. as it does of oak valley put a white dot on your forehead that shows if you a virgin or not wave itching or not. when you get out of the testing role joined, the other girls outside of killer won't comment on amazon and really don't have to start. this means you are not a virgin article graham, philip after that, and my granny said she knew all along that i am just here to sully the name of the family laughing to look like. now everyone in the village is laughing at are seeking every now and thursday. i didn't mind like i was been insulted every day for something i didn't do. i. as in that i just wanted to kill myself. i were when for now or comment is so sight. nancy fled her home village to johannesburg, some 800 kilometers away. we completely on her own. she finished school and started a face painting business. nancy's family broke old tires with her the law says that virginity tests are allowed under strict conditions. girls need to give their consent be at an age above 16, and th

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but in order to have great orchesa you also need a great nductor, and nancy nancy o pelosi's is a great conductor. we are thankful -- [applaus -- for her leadership. she's aoice for the voiceless, a defender of the disenfranchised, a leader for the least loss and left behind, a ftastic facilitator, a notorious negotiar and a legendary legislator. i ge you speaker nancy dalessandro policy. [applause] >> thank you all. let's get to the point. thank you all. thank you, mr. chairman, for your very generous intduction. i join you in saluting our caucus for its excellence. thank you and vice chair aguilar for a wonderful conferee. mr. president, what you see bere you i say to them under one roof when our caucus comes together is a great colction of integrity and ideas and imagination to make the future better for t american people. they came together in this caucus under the leadership of mr. jeffries and mr. aguilar and our other leadership, and we heard from them. we heard from members of your administration. we heard from grassroots activist. we heard from actually we began, mr. president,

maria: nancy? nancy: do i agree dagen i think, a couple months back said inside beltway might as well be outer state all we get out of washington not just from administration or congress but, also, from the fed, i mean we have -- on, expected last summer federal reserve paying people to stay home, supplemental, benefits, so, add to that american recovery plan that a was passed early in the biden administration, after we were already vaccinated people were back to work you see that kind of spending continues to inflate, the economy. so, i -- i am concerned that we're spending so much time talking about 25 basis point hike or even seven, 25, workforce, still way behind the curve, in terms of real interest rates could still be negative i think that is going to be problematic for very short recession i am investing in second half, of the fed and, you know, quite well great irony over his term 3, 60% high inflation rising interest rates not always negative for stocks so i do want to offer that to your v

so folks, i want to thank nancy for her introduction, for your friendship all these years, nancy and paul, thank you as well. and i want to thank the extraordinaire job you've done delivering the omnibus just like you deliver to somebody critical pieces of legislation last year. and hakeem and steamy and jim and emmanuel cleaver and pete, congresswoman katherine clark and all of you out there, let me first say that i want to thank k you, thank you for the support you provide ukraine. i was on the phone today for a better part of an hour with zelensky voice speak to almost daily. the people of ukraine have demonstrated a remarkable source of bravery and courage, but the security assistance that you provided has been absolutely critical, critical in their defense. second, i want to thank you for showing a unified front to the world. when putin unlaced his assault he thought he could divide nato. data. he thought he could literally divide this country, the west, the united states in terms of its party to i know a former ambassador knows that out of there. he thought he could divide demo

more big stock trades by nancy pelosi's husband. the controversy over congress making big bucks trading stocks. now pelosi has insider seat on legislation. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. we begin with stocks ending the day in the red. a spike in oil prices, inflation worries as well. the president arriving in brussels for a high-stakes nato meeting. more sanctions on russia, more military assistance for ukraine is on the table. also a new potential move to try to freeze russia's $132 billion in gold reserves as the ruble crashes. nato says 15,000 russian troops now killed in action. russia's invasion is bogged down. fears grow russia could use chemical weapons. the president warned about that today. also today a russian official on cnn threatened nuclear weapons. now you're looking at a live shot of the senate hearing of the biden's supreme court nominee judge ketanji brown jackson. her testimony is expected to wrap up later

the street. >> listen, i'm for nancy, against putin. i'm for zelenskyy, too. hopefully, that can line up and have a good outcome. thank you, professor, i appreciate it. i notice you're getting more sophisticated it used to be who will withdraw and who will remain. now, you've got five different categories i encourage people to go online and get the list from professor sonnenfeld at yale. thank you. >>> checking in on your tweets and facebook comments from the world of youtube. are we to assume that every american company is going to end business with russia in some ways does it end up hurting more than helping? chris, i don't want to be repetitive. i'm not interested in taking it out on americans doing business here in the states. and i'm just concerned, as i expressed, that when people hear the list of those that are still doing business in russia, they might take it out on the wrong entity here at home. but you heard the disagreement that i had with professor sonnenfeld about nancy in new england. >>> still to come, wmore of you best

i know voters are saying this, stop with the new gas lighting on gas prices from jen psaki and nancy pelosi. stop blaming russia and ukraine. gas prices soaring way before that eight months straight. the president, the white house press secretary still talks process as the u.s. embassy in ukraine the world say yes. russia is committing war crimes. we've got a live report on the ground plus a video capturing in real-time it up close a russian missile strike. a new poll the president's approval drops even after the state of the union address. and a transportation secretary buttigieg baffles everyone with mystifying comments, downplaying soaring gas prices and buying energy from i rhonda. critics say this is why exactly the wrong team at the wrong time. this d.c. debate. russia into an climate activist gift to shed on u.s. energy. we have got it. and what will the white house response be to multiple trucker convoys set to arrive in washington this weekend to protest watch to pandemic shutdowns. also, new information coming on and how it nancy pelosi and her husband making big bucks on s

. >> reporter: i'm nancy cordes in warsaw, where ukrainian refugees tell president biden their cities have been bombed out of existence. >> diaz: in ukraine, russian rockets strike lviv, near poland's border. >> reporter: i'm imtiaz tyab in lviv, ukraine, a city now on edge following russia's missile attack. dia and north of the capital, kyiv, ukrainians turn out to confront invading troops. while in the black sea, a russian warship fires at new targets in ukraine, the war now in its second month. ♪ ♪ ♪ plus, new details on the death of taylor hawkins. is the foo fighters' hard-hitting drummer. and later, march madness: new jersey's tiny st. peters proves mighty again. >> this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with adriaa dia z. >> diaz: good evening. tonight, president biden is heading home, ending a three-day trip to europe aimed at bolsterng unity among allies against russia's invasion of ukraine. in a major speech in poland, the president delivered a forceful denunciation of vladimir putin. mr. biden appeared to call for regime change. although, the white house later w

nancy reagan personally chose him for that job, and nancy reagan was a pretty good judge of men. i have worked with john as a board member, as he said, i think for about 12 or 13 years. he has been my friend, my colleague, my partner in crime. his talents and gifts are so broad that for fun at night he writes best-selling novels. he is a man of vision and guts, and in his time here, he has achieved the spectacular, the endowment that lets this foundation exist and thrive. john, the reagan g.e. scholarships. john, the educating of new scholars. john, the making us the most respected presidential library in america, the one that reinvented what a presidential library is. john, the reagan institute, which carries forward the meaning of reaganism. john made that happen. how does a great and sprawling institution get through a historic pandemic intact? john. you see those hills and mountains behind me? john put them there. [ laughter ] but i must say, really, john as a leader and manager, john just doesn't help the idea and refine it. john executes, he makes it happen. and i have simp

nancy pelosi, and adam kinzinger. this is there power-play to a -- to erase and attack anyone who disagrees with their agenda. >> are you surprised that liz cheney and adam kissinger just supported this effort by nancy pelosi to -- you know what their goal is, they want to throw donald in jail. they want to find a crime if they can. were you surprised to of your colleagues moved in that direction? >> unfortunately, no. liz cheney would rather have nancy pelosi and the speakers share them any republican. that's why i commend the r and c for censoring adam kinzinger and liz cheney because they deserve it. >> we have seen some republican politicians like mitch mcconnell, he doesn't agree with the censorship. where we stand when we have certain republicans trying to protect these so called -- i don't even call them republicans anymore, but what you think about the republicans who are saying we can't have this happen? >> when you look at what this sham january 6 committee has done, how they abused the power of the congress

and nancy pelosi is a great conductor. we are thankful for your leadership. she is a voice for the voiceless. a defender of the disenfranchised. a leader for the left behind. a fantastic facilitator. a notorious negotiator and a legendary legislator. i give you speaker nancy pelosi. speaker pelosi: thank you all. thank you mr. chairman for your generous introduction. i join you in saluting our caucus for its excellence. thank you for a wonderful conference. mr. president, what you see before you, when you are caucus comes together it is the greatest collection of integrity and ideas to make the future better for the american people. they came together under the leadership and we heard from them, we heard from grassroots activists. we began with a prayer and it was a prayer to say where there is despair may there be hope and you have brought us hope. his prayers have their own imagination but they also bring us hope. so thank you for your prayer. this was a remarkable few days because it was for the people, but it was about ukraine. others have talked about uk

and nancy reagan was a good judge of men. i have worked with john as a board member as he said i think for about 12 or 13 years. he has been my friend my colleague my partner in crime his talents and gifts are so broad that for fun at night. he writes best-selling novels. he is a man of vision and guts and in his time here. he has achieved the spectacular. the endowment that lets this foundation exist and thrive john the reagan ge scholarships john the educating new generations of scholars, john the making us the most respected presidential library in america, the one that reinvented what a presidential library is john. the reagan institute, which carries the meaning of reaganism john made that happen how does a great and sprawling institution get through a historic pandemic intact? john you see those hills and mountains behind me john put them there. but i must say really john as a leader and manager john just doesn't help the idea and refine it john executes. he makes it happen and i have simply watched his work with all. f

nancy pelosi has been fighting this for months now. i mean she just fights her opposition to it by saying i don't want to limit people and their stock trade. we're a free market economy. that is hilarious. for heaven's sakes, she wants to regulate everything. remember, democrats who wanted to force the irs to collect the banking information on every american who had more than $600 go through their checking accounts. that's every american in the country. i mean for heavens sakes, that is high schoolkids. we don't want to know which members of congress are making deals and stock trades because free market economy. it is clearly, it was clearly to protect her and positions she has taken on this. elizabeth: you know we've already looked into this and the timing of the husband', nancy pelosi's husband's stock trades seems coincidental with different federal contracts for things, companies like microsoft and so forth. so you know, we don't know exactly why the president and his, rather his team knocked it out of his speech. would have had an

that's nancy pelosi. there was a gallon. that is a different element to this state of the union, though, typically. >> yeah, most americans tune in how long they remember what the president said is up for debate. but tonight the world is watching will come to order. as you points. >> as members of the committee on the part of the house to escort the president of the united states into the chambers. the gentleman from maryland, mister hoyer, the gentleman from south carolina, mister cai the gentleman from message to gentlewoman from massachusetts, miss cart. the gentleman from new york, mister jeffries. the gentleman from new york, mister sean patrick maloney. the gentleman woman from ohio, miss captor. >> all right. we'll continue to keep an eye on this is again, we have live coverage of the state of the union coming up at 6 o'clock as they go through the final formalities before that begins and we will have live coverage throughout the duration of the president's state of the union. meantime, some local news who want to get

rather than john nancy was arrested and put on trial for the 1st time in 2017. she accused the president of breaking his election promised to provide free feminine hygiene products and you gone to girls and young women often can't afford hygiene products. they're then too ashamed to go to school and miss out on their education. after a nagging on his promise, nancy called the president, a pair of buttocks and his wife, the education minister, empty brained on facebook. when dealing for the 1st time with repressive militant brutal dictatorships, one might be innocent and we are allowed to be innocent and naive. but the boston gauge meant of brutality from, from the state. quickly sharpens a person. after her release from jail, stellan yancey resumed her fight for freedom of expression and the rights of women and minorities. she went up against a government that arrest or tortures its opponents or simply makes them disappear. a vulgar poem, expressing her wish that president must 70 had never been born, landed her in a high security prison for 18 months. during he

nancy, thank you. let's bring in congressional correspondent scott mcfarland who joins us from capitol hill. it's very clear that when it comes to congress there does seem to be bipartisan support for ukraine, but the ukrainian president is making clear we need you to close the skies. congress does not appear ready to do that. the president has made that clear. so what are you hearing from members of congress? >> i just spoke with senate republican leader mitch mcconnell and asked him what he hopes to hear today and the senator said we hope to hear what ukraine needs us to send. members of congress have ratcheted up their pressure on the administration over the past 24 hours, saying more needs to be sent, more mig, more javelin, more grenade launchers, and saying there's no concern or at least minimal concern about a provocative statement in doing so because according to senator mcconnell, there's already been the provocation, the war has begun. the ukrainian ambassador is in that room and members of c

. >> reporter: nancy is finally able to enjoy eating again. she lost her taste of sense of smell and taste after covid last february. >> it was jarring. i lost it instantaneously. >> reporter: it's often one of the first symptoms of covid that's usually temporary. for some patients like nancy, the inability to taste and smell again lasts and becomes a covid long-haul symptom. >> it was life changing that i couldn't enjoy any food. i didn't want to eat -- it was so depressing. >> reporter: with limited treatment options, nancy found an intriguing research project at jefferson health. >> i really feel that it's helping me. >> reporter: the jefferson research is testing platelet-rich plasma, prp, from the patient's only blood to restore smell. it's been used to heal injuries and regrow hair. now instead of injections, dr. rosen and his team are using a biodegradable sponge infused with prp. >> you put it up very high in the nose where all the smell fibers are located. gets absorbed through the lining of the nose. it basically helps those cells th

biden: thank you, very much, nancy. that was very kind. thank you. thank you. father, before i began, bless me father, for i'm about to send. [laughter] pres. biden: i just want you to know, i may be irish, but i'm not stupid. [laughter] pres. biden: thank you, nancy for that very gracious and very over-the-top introduction. i appreciate it very much. i just got off -- before i came up here i was on zoom for about 45 minutes. he's looking well, he feels well, it looks good, and he wanted to -- i know the ambassadors here to bring in the guards, but he is really sorry he can't be here, and he was looking forward to it, as was his wife. the good spirits and feelings as well, that exist on st. patrick's day, that seems to be one of those few times -- i don't want to say a few, we should have more times like this when democrats and republicans get together and we actually, not only agree on one thing, but we remind ourselves we actually like each other, it's a useful thing. [applause] pres. biden: yates wrote, talent perceives differences, genius unity. talents per

but first, let's go to cbs' nancy cordes at the white house' nancy cordes at the white nancy. >> reporter: norah, i'm told that president biden will go directly after the russian president tonight, and according to excerpts just released, he'll say that vladimir putin miscalculated. "he thought the west and nato wouldn't respond, and he thought he could divide us here at home. but putin was wrong, and we were ready." this high-profile speech has been written and rewritten and rewritten again, in response to changing world events. president biden donned a blue and yellow tie today-- ukraine's national colors-- as he spoke by phone with ukraine's president, holed up in an underground bunker. zelensky said they discussed his need for more defense assistance as russian bombing intensifies. the u.s. and its allies unleashed more economic firepower today-- apple halting all product sales in russia, as visa and mastercard blocked russian banks from their networks. ford suspended operations in russia, following g.m.'s lead. and, the operator of the new nord stream 2 natural gas pipeline from russ

signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain, rabbi happenna spiro, washington, d.c. the chaplain: creator of all, at this time when jews around the world are preparing for purim, for a time of confronting hate and persecution with courage, pride, and a sense of humor, help us behind that laughter and that love for ourselves and one another, even when the world seems to be crashing down around us. when the world is upside-down, teach us how to cartwheel. audaciously adapting and returning rooted always back to who we truly are. may our bold open heartedness bring forth a world of peace, of righteousness, and of jubilation for our families, o for our communities, for our nation, and all who dwell on earth. we know that every soul deserves peace. we know that every soul deserves celebration. may we be your vessels to bring that time about quickly and in our day. let us say amen. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 11-a of house resolution 188, the j

and coming to change the sign on nancy pelosi's door. and nancy will get on her broom. [laughter] that's not fair. that's not fair. no. she will get on her private jet called the uss broom. [laughter] and fly back to california. and we will send short schumer back to new york city and then we will tell joe biden it is 2025 and he will wander back to delaware. [laughter] change is coming. it is powerful. do you want to know how powerful sex find me one person on planet earth to doesn't know what list go brandon means. and not just in red state to saw the new england patriots game? in boston? the entire crowd chanting. that is powerful in ways it is coming. we are taking our country back. we are standing up to power we are defending liberty we are defending the constitution we are defending the bill of rights and together we will save this great nation.ou god bless you. [cheers and applause] ♪♪ a hearing on how to create

the third in line to be president, that would be 81-year-old nancy pelosi. and she now appears to be completely malfunctioning herself. if you think option one is bad and option 2 is bad option three may be worse. watch for yourself and you decide. >> they know that we can't go there. if putin is trying to bait the trap so we go in and that could be the beginning of world war iii. putin a responsible using weapons that are not allowed under the geneva convention. putin who threatens the use of chemical weapons, nuclear and the rest. so they know that we can't, but it is the ask. now, this morning more if we can't have a no-fly zone, let us have our own. and we need the airplanes to come in. this morning, he was less on the ask for the policy, more on let us do it, help us get the plane spirit but also, the antiaircraft missiles are very important way. myself, when i see that, those tanks, those 40 miles of tanks, i would like to take out those things. i think them having more planes might be useful. but i'm not a military strategist. we hope that we would be

[cheers and applause] and nancy is going to get on her broom -- okay, no, that's not fair. she's going to get on her private jet called the uss broom, and fly back to california, and we're going to send chuck schumer back to new york city, and then we're gonna tell joe biden it's 2025 and he'll just wander back to delaware. [laughter] change is coming. it is powerful. you want to know how powerful? find me one person on planet earth who doesn't know what let's go brandon means. and not just in red states. how many of you saw at the new england patriots game in boston, the entire crowd chanting let's go brandon. that is powerful. a wave is coming. we are taking our country back. we are standing up to power. we are defending liberty. we are defending the constitution. we are defending the bill of rights. together, we will save this great nation. god bless you! [crowd chanting "let's go brandon!"] and now its history and books explore our nation's past with american history tv and watch television for serious readers with book tv. today on the presidency our series that highli

i think nancy has nailed it. we came into this with consumers in good shape, corporations in good shape, good momentum into the economy. on the other hand you will have a lot of headwinds here. you have rising inflation will sap consumer real income. you have rising rates. i suspect we'll have slower growth, higher inflation but i think the odds at this point heavily favor maybe going into a no-growth period for a quarter or two and i don't see the ingredients for a significant recession. charles: of course, david, you know, we kind of gotten used to these snap back or rebounds. a lot of pain. we had it at the advent of covid-19. we also saw it after that fourth rate hike in 2018 but they come back fast fast fast and furiousd people don't want to miss them. what do you think? >> you know i will follow up with what everybody is saying here. you know not my base case. i think it is 35% chance. you had one firm goldman out there cut their numbers on gdp and the s&p 500. let's see what the earnings season is like. we

nancy pelosi knows how recusal is kind of work, even if she wants to use them. she told how democrats today -- it is up to an individual justice to decide to do dominic recuse himself if a wife is participating in a coup, mollie. this isn't so petty. >> mollie: it's unbelievable and ridiculous. it's worth noting that the aclu, that judge reinhardt and the ninth circuit in california, his wife was serving as executive director of the aclu while he was deciding cases that involve the aclu. justice ginsburg had tons of conflicts of interest. there's also a dangerous rhetoric that you are not allowed to have any problems in 2020 elections. that is un-american to say that. it's legitimate to have issues with 2020 election, whether it's about media correction, big tech censorship, or the changes to laws, hundreds of changes to laws and processes. >> laura: there are some problems with the 2020 election. >> mollie: the private takeover of government offices there mark zuckerberg funding. >> laura: wendy, here is how joe biden responded when asked if justice thomas shou

[inaudible conversations] [applause] ladies and gentlemen the honorable nancy pelosi, speaker of the united states house of representatives. >> in morning everyone welcome to statutory hall on this very f the house it is my honor to welcome each and every one of you to the united states capital to celebrate women's history month especially a season to paid tribute to many leaders on his shoulders we stand. today we have the privilege of honoring an all-american icon, billy jean king. [applause] and all of the women in sports. not only is billy jean one of the greatest tennis players of all time, men or women, that has blessed our country with her devotion to activism. a fearless voice from women and lgbtq americans and for many friends in congress, a partner. and he thinks we need to honor her this year 50 years after we enacted title ix. [applause] thank you for fighting so fiercely for that. also joined by the daughter of the legendary congressman meek. [applause] that i always went to acknowledge senator byrd to lead the way in the senate. and now that is salute and offer back to

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because it's not often i agree with nancy pelosi but this is one time i do. the fact that we are funding the putin war machine by buying russian oil is absurd for it's one thing for the german sitter that have to do for to do it is ridiculous. we've got to be about oil but what we've got trabant russian oil sales to the west. there's putting sources you have australia, cutter, there is a big field in beacon there's a bunch close to europe and cyprus, greece, and israel. there are other supplies protected that mid- catalonian pipeline built so we can drop off our lng imports will ship it to germany's cleaner. for those who concerned about climate change and clean air, much better to have it come from the west where the epa guidelines and where it is cleaner. we've got to get rid of the russian oil from the westford stop fighting putin's war machines got to go back to energy independence as byron mentioned here in the u.s. elizabeth: the course is we've have cut energy capacity here in the united states but we know with oil practically now surging up the cut im