on pelosi? te against roy herron. >> to stop nancy pelosi, you have to replace gene taylor. >> politics is about personality. >> instead of working for us, he's working for nancy pelosi. >> it's also about fear. >> don't let chad causey and nancy pelosi play games with our money. >> and it's about galvanizing people and getting people excited about something. >> annie kuster-- isn't one nancy pelosi enough? >> ben chandler, pelosi's lap dog. >> so on the republican side, you have this real effort, this coordinated effort, to really make house speaker nancyelosi a villain. >> job number one, fire nancy pelosi. that oughta be job number one. >> let's face it, nancy pelosi is one of the most unpopular political figures across the spectrum. >> democratic party will be destroyed-- destroyed-- if it embraces mrs. pelosi's vision. >> number one, she was a woman. >> i don't want pelosi making calls on plastic surgery. because loher,f she was pulled any tighter, she'd be an unopened braunschweiger tube.

[laughter] speaker pelosi: he shows up at everything. [laughter] speaker pelosi: ok, here's what we gathered for. this is a churched occasion, a tradition started by to bow neal and ronald reagan when ronald reagan was president. in the first year it was just the president and the speaker as it is now. but in the years that followed, they were in important, special guest. you might be interested to know that wingtip o'neill had the first, he invited 16 members, 12 of them from massachusetts. [laughter] speaker pelosi: and then you came in the next year. the next year you were joined in each year since again, that is how we have celebrated saint patrick. we are grateful to the friends of ireland caucus led by co-chair ritchie neil. ritchie, mike kelly. [applause] speaker pelosi: david joyce. where's david? right there. [applause] speaker pelosi: again, bipartisan, bicameral. we are especially grateful to be celebrating the feast of saint patrick with an irish american president of the united states. [applause] speaker pelosi: the treasure

pelosi: that's right. reporter: but that said, when you were on the dais on january 6, your security detail took you out, did you think the group was there, that they were trying to overturn the election? that's what's reflected in the final -- what did you think was going on when that happened on january 6? ms. pelosi: frankly my concern was for the safety of our members. if you want to know what i was thinking. i was thinking about the safety of my member, this safety of our staff, the safety of the press covering us. i was totally consumed, i didn't want to leave because i was like, you know, but again that'd thoughts. reporter: the electoral college and the integrity of the election at that moment. ms. pelosi: a threat to our democracy, the constitution and the capitol building and all that entails. reporter: with the omnibus, can we get an update on where you are? seems like a bunch of riders still outstanding and furthermore, the $22.5 billion in covid money, republicans are balking at that. how do y

>> house speaker nancy pelosi ms. pelosi: good morning, everyone. happy st. patrick's day. pretty exciting. yesterday was so remarkable for us. it was historic. it was inspiring. to hear president zelenskyy give his impassioned presentation. first, as you saw, in ukrainian. and then a heartbreaking film of what the russians are doing to even little children in ukraine. and then in english, his impassioned plea. it was all very, very powerful and his leadership, he's a hero, it was remarkalbe to see him. i was so pleased that so many members, house and senate, democrats and republicans, filled the house yesterday and filled the air with their applause. first tole with come him and then to appreciate what he had to say. it was quite remarkable, quite historic. it was an honor to be there to see him. but the purpose of the visit was tragic and heartbreaking. later that morning i had a meeting with the g-7 heads of parliament, which was presided over by germany, which heads up the g-7. at this time. and the head of the e.u., as well as the speaker of ukraine -- of the ukraine p

pelosi: it wasn't months and months in the making. when you're in a negotiation, when you're in a negotiation you don't weaken at the end. we had to be very strong to insist on having the covid funding. this covid funding, as i said before is about early intervention so we stop transmissions and therefore new variants. it's about honoring our responsibility we have to the rest of the world. very obvious for a listening time now that the republicans in the senate did not want to do covid funding. and then if we did it, that it would have to be paid for by state and local governments. we cut the amount in half, we cut in half what the -- would have to be covered by state and local and just had part of itoff set one way, some by state, but not local. states have more opportunity to help cover this than local. local governments have not had the benefit of unemployment going down and so many other things that have given states a little more flexibility in all this. that's what the senators, republican senators insisted upon, that's what it

pelosi: it wasn't months and months in the making. when you're in a negotiation, when you're in a negotiation you don't weaken at the end. we had to be very strong to insist on having the covid funding. this covid funding, as i said before is about early intervention so we stop transmissions and therefore new variants. it's about honoring our responsibility we have to the rest of the world. very obvious for a listening time now that the republicans in the senate did not want to do covid funding. and then if we did it, that it would have to be paid for by state and local governments. we cut the amount in half, we cut in half what the -- would have to be covered by state and local and just had part of itoff set one way, some by state, but not local. states have more opportunity to help cover this than local. local governments have not had the benefit of unemployment going down and so many other things that have given states a little more flexibility in all this. that's what the senators, republican senators insisted upon, that's what it

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

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

nancy pelosi won't do that, that will become a problem. >> carley: nancy pelosi and elizabeth warren -- she wants no oil. >> she wants to ban oil, don't trust them on the russian oil story, it is about banning russian oil. >> the bide administration is going to iran based on a nuclear deal. is that good for the environment? this is folly and should be happening in the cleanest producing country in the world, not iran. >> carley: you have oil and gas industry saying if you cut the red tape and encourage drilling and oil production, because of futures, we can decrease gas prices, is that true? >> brian: no, no, no, these are not improved yet, trying to throw it back on oil companies. oil companies are saying, we would love to pump with $110 per barrel oil. >> todd: this is administration is in dream land. february jobs report out. what do you expect? >> brian: biden administration got rid of the vaccine mandates, i think it will be a good report. this year if you are getting $5 a gallon gas, that will help employers and consumers and starts to throw things down. >> carley: 440,000 jobs

[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 special occasion as speaker of 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

[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 special occasion as speaker of 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

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

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 stock tr

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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

nancy pelosi, speaker pelosi is unhappy is not coming. this is specifically for covid- 19 relief. democrats are pushing for more covid-19 relief funding to come but that is not on its way. what is happening? >> last week when there were all of these last-minute, always last-minute discussions to try and get a federal funding package together, originally the plan was to include $15 billion for further covid-19 aid support but there were offsets including client back previously unspent money that was sent to cities and states for relief in the past. it was a democratic revolt and reportedly it has speaker pelosi pretty steamed up because she is the negotiator and she is only as powerful as her ability to say, i will bring my members to the table and have the still be announced and then to have members basically defy her and say, we will not vote for it because of these offsets, it really rattled her up. we saw that in our press conference. she was fired up about this. but she also said the money is coming. it was sort of an odd split screen at her most recent press conference this w

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

paul pelosi senior, a.k.a. papa, pauly golden fingers, you know. and his long history perfectly timed stock trades. the wealth has struck again. in december 202020 he bought a million dollars of tesla stock and began pushing these electric cars on us. contracts, incentives, you get it. even though joe won't tell us if he owns an electric car, he doesn't. he really wants you to buy one. it's a top priority for the administration. watch. speak of the president wants to grow the electric vehicle industry, once more people to buy electric vehicles. >> transforming our economy to run on electric vehicles, to incentivize american families to use less energy, that will help. >> jesse: on march 17th, he bought $2.2 million in tesla stocks. what a surprise. tesla is up 14%. the wolves are already up 300 grand in two weeks. so remember, kids, when it comes to investing, always ask yourself this question, what with the pelosis do? >> buy, buy, buy! >> jesse: millions of migrants have illegally crossed our southern border since joe biden became president but i

pelosi says the 2 sides are working on a compromise in washington. raquel martin. >> back here in the bay area. it has been 2 years since santa clara county issued a stay at home order because of the coronavirus pandemic will today the county's health officer talked about the state of the pandemic and what she believes will happen next. doctor sara cody said that she's proud of the work. the county and the community has done to stop the spread of covid. she pointed out that if santa clara county had the same rate of death as the rest of the country, more than twice as many people might have perished. looking ahead, doctor cody says she would not be surprised if there is another surge in cases but because of how much has been learned about covid over the past 2 years. she does not expect to have to issue a new stay at home order. >> we've got vaccines. we've got boosters. we have lots of information. we have widespread testing, a widespread availability of masks and we know what to do. so we're not going to have to shelter in place. we can keep oursel

pelosi says, it is fair game. watch this. >> we're a free market economy that should be able to participate in that. reporter: she says she has no involvement here, not in the trade, no prior knowledge of them, it is paul her husband, it is okay and that she didn't own the stock herself. now the push for a stock trading ban as stalled a little bit recently but americans of course are seeing through this. there is bipartisan support for legislation too. i will just add this. the post-also reporting that her husband paul made 30 million bucks on bets from big tech too. i think she knows a thing or two about regulation, what is coming down the pike, cheryl. cheryl: this goes back to what we've seen from her before, rules for thee, not for me. they are the ones who will have to basically regulate themselves and they won't. reporter: yeah. there is a lot of money to be made here if you have that kind of information. cheryl: exactly. we say he is brilliant investor. we have something going on there. jackie, thank you ve

nancy pelosi says it too. congresswoman, there is also this, the president getting criticized not coming out forcefully against putin and his war crimes. watch this. >> committing war crimes. president biden: we're following it very closely. it is early to say that. reporter: intentionally targeting civilian areas. there are over 2000 civilians -- >> they are. elizabeth: he said we're just not ready, the quote was we're looking at it closely. it is too early to say that there is war crimes. the international court is probing war crimes, congresswoman. >> we, milosevic in yugoslavia committed war crimes and we acted on that. should remove russia as permanent member of the u.n. security council. i put in a by h bipartisan resolution. senators that support that resolution as well. remember about new york state. we have some of the richest shale reserves in the entire world right in new york state we're not allowed to touch because of the left-wing climate activists and left-wingers in albany who are preventing us

i would like to offer a special thanks to speaker pelosi who's been a strong advocate for revoking pntr and you agree to hold off on that in the house until i could line all of our key allies to keep us in complete unison. unity among our allies is critically important as you all know, from my perspective at least. standing for democracy in ukraine, pushing russians aggression should not be one of those issues. the free world is coming together to confront putin. our two parties at home are leading the way. with that bipartisan cooperation i'm looking forward to signing into law the bill revoking pntr, which is again most people think of it as most favored nations status. we are also taking for the step of the imports from several sectors of the russian economy including seafoods, vodka and diamonds. we'll continue to squeeze putin. the g7 will seek to deny russia they go to borrow from leading multinational institutions such as international monetary fund and the world bank. putin is an aggressor. he is the aggressor. putin must pay the price. he cannot pursue a war that threatens the

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

--pelosi. they were challenged by some of the leadership positions we are seeing here in the capital. i hope we have more meetings in the future. >> mr. aguilar is recognize. >> thanks to our witnesses. let me -- you're being asked a lot of questions. outside of your topic. let me try to get us back on topic. you talk about in your testimony note 104 recommendations you provided. specifically, from a top-level, that is needed to implement those conditions? do you we need -- do we need more time or leadership or a change in policy direction? what do you feel, to go from 30 to 50 270, to get to all the recommendations, what will be the most effective tool we can use? >> some of the recommendations are long-term. we recommend -- we are recommending that -- an investment in training. it will help the department make this type of change. some of the changes will be making now. the cultural change, focusing on the type of training that we can do now. we need a system and we will recommend some of the

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

i want to thank speaker pelosi, leaders schumer and mcconnell, and senators wyden and crapo for their bipartisan leadership on this in congress. i would like to offer a special thanks to speaker pelosi, who has been a strong advocate for revoking pntr, and who agree to hold off on that in the house until i could line up all of our key allies to keep us in complete unison. unity among our allies is critically important, as you all know, from my perspective, at least. standing for democracy in ukraine, pushing russia's aggression, should not be one of those issues. the free world is coming together to confront putin. our two parties here at home are leading the way. without bipartisan cooperation i'm looking forward to signing into law the bill revoking pntr, which is again, most people think of it as most favored nation status. you're also taking a further step of banning imports of goods from several signature sectors of the russian economy, including seafood, vodka, and diamonds. you're going to continue to squeeze putin. the g-7 will seek to the night russia the ability to borrow fr

president, speaker pelosi says -- speaker pelosi says russian oil should be banned. why not do it now? >> will sanctions be enough? >> out the door. >> will you ban russian oil? >> sean: remember joni's permission to any questions. it's pathetic. later in the afternoon jen psaki circled back to those questions and said there's absolutely nothing abide in a administration can do to curb our dependence on foreign oil. all of the restrictions that they have placed on energy exploration and production is something they can stop and lift immediately. and to blame the oil companies is laughable. take a look. >> just said the crisis is not an hour strategic interest to reduce the supply. we also know the president as recently as yesterday talked about increasing domestic manufacturing to bring down crisis inflated items like good. so why not apply the same logic to energy and increased domestic production here? >> secretary psaki: there are 9,000 approved oil leases that the oil companies are not tapping into currently, so i would ask them the question. >> you think that op

many people feel that people that speaker pelosi as a -- is using the police as a political tool. and chief -- in chief's reply to my message, she requested that you investigate the report as it relas to the intelligence division. have you begun this investigation and do you have any updates? >> if we have begun, both --the gun, both counts of the open self -- source for review, i cannot give you an upde. it is ongoing so i will fold any information until we complete the information but they are a top priority of my office and we are working diligently to get those reviews completed. >> i appreciate yo efforts. let me -- one is in regards of the oversight of citizens in regards -- are you meeting any resistance? >> we are receiving full cooperation. >> as it relates to an investigation of member of congress who alleged that police came in and floated draft -- photographed evidence, are you receiving full cooperation. >> i am receiving full cooperation. >> that is encouraging to hear. i look forward to the reports. one of the new policies put in place during the extended closure of

that's why it's so troubling to nancy pelosi. >> i fear for our democracy. we can't let that happen. democracy is on the ballot in november. >> sean: the republic is in the balance and i do not think pelosi is worried about democracy than she is about her own job. house minority leader kevin mccarthy. can't think of anything that joe biden has done that he has help the american people. can you? >> no. all he's done is make every crisis even worse. look at the budget that he just produced. they say the budget is about the value but never a once does he mention the inflation crisis, the border crisis, the debt crisis, nor does he mention parents. he mentions that climate crisis 33 times. he mentions tax, fees, penalties 120 times bridget shows where their values are and how unserious they are. but what's worse about this budget, talking about gasoline prices so high? he taxes $45 billion for anybody doing energy production. what does that mean? america gets punished, your gasoline prices go higher, and our enemies around the world that produce oil and gas are

biden that pink slipping get him out of here and take kamala harris at you on —- with you and take pelosi with you while you are at it and schumer and the whole group. get them out of here. [applause] so biden and the radical democrats have managed to put america last. it isec very obvious they are playing for the other team with every single decision. all the while to downplay his historic achievement. but as president trump has the best we've ever seen and did what was best for the american people. the people in this country. we apologize to know one forwn putting america first. he stands for each and every one of us. but then to cancel the pipeline he served putin again on a silver platter. he approved rushes nordstrom to pipeline but there is a story that really strikes me from whatik we heard earlier today. biden dhs secretary once told are where did they have the reality? let's see what we can do inside that fail but one who turned his back on and to be a hero to stand up and be fearless. so when i ask you here today, all patriotic americans across the country, stand up for and that

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

. >> applause from house speaker nancy pelosi and a crowd of supporters in the presidio. she's a survivor of domestic violence. >> i don't want to tell you how i saw blood come out of my face at the rate of my pulse, how many times i was held hostage and hit with carbon fiber knuckle gloves, how i lost a baby one time because he basically beat it out of me. >> speaker pelosi on the heels of president biden signing into law the violence against women reauthorization act, both playing a key role in getting the original act passed in the 90's. >> how important it is to him, that it is strong, funded, and implemented in a way that brings us the future without violence. >> a big part of that future is including the lgbtq plus community. it bolsters services and supports. >> i wanted to talk about today how important the reauthorization of the violence against women act, this year specifically, adding more prioritizing lgbtq folks. >> jessica nolan is a survivor, and executive director of the young women's freedom center. >> we represent thousands of women, trans women, gender

they are angry with the far left policies that speaker pelosi has put into place. look at the high prices of the grocery store some of the supply chain shortage. and then to start paying people not to work. creating a supply-chain crisis, and a really tough time for small business owners to get people working. look at the high prices everybody is paying for gasoline, over five got dollars a gallon company understand it was joe biden who came in on day number one with no new pipeline, no new drilling for oil and gas. no ability to export energy try friends around the world. it is no surprise even half later you have seen prices skyrocket well over 50 percent from year and a half ago when we were at energy independent country. we are coming together to put ideas on the table joe biden said what the republicans idea to fix this? we have a lot of good ideas. to fix the border crisis, fix for gasoline increases that we have seen, bring down gas prices and address inflation to allow. have a role in their kids education. i'm interested to see what joe biden's approach wil

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

. >>> speaker of the house nancy pelosi back in the bay area. the reason she held the round table discussion in the city. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'll continue our climate coverage and update you on the drought and spend time on our weekend rain chance in about eight minutes. >>> good news on the covid front. nationwide cases are trending down. a huge fire line has been drawn. >> we are going to see some unhealthy air. what does this mean moving forward? >> how do you keep people safe? >> what is the community impact? it's taken a lot to get to this moment. dreams are on the line. you got this. it all, comes down, to this. [ everyone cheers ] >>> pretty incredible story here. it happened nearly 30 years ago. someone shot and killed the owner of a beloved corner store in san carlos. today sheriff's deputies say they know who did it. a woman that they arrested in oklahoma. here is nbc bay area's stephanie magallon. >> the owner said he bought the store three months after the murder after the family told him they couldn't run it a

and find out where nancy pelosi was to celebrate the oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it. there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. >> speaker of the house nancy pelosi was in san francisco today celebrating the reauthorization of the violence against women's act. >> pelosi joined domestic violence survivors and advocates for roundtable little earlier today. just last week, president biden resigned the act back into law. the renewed legislation, expand services and support for survivors from marginalized groups, including those in the lgbtq plus community and native women, the executive director for asians, women, shelter here in san francisco says culturally grounded leg