he got along with pelosi pelosi wanted to do business. that's true. he thought that they could they hadn't been able to pass an infrastructure package and he thought that they would have a better chance of passing an infrastructure bill with pelosi as speaker then republicans in control that turned out to be true. yeah much later different president, i think because she wasn't on the impeachment train. he thought she was going to protect him and she was not interested in patient when she was very reluctant to impeachment, but she was no friend of donald trump and she was for two years in the minority incredibly effective at playing a very we can against trump and then when she got the majority she was very effective in playing a much stronger hand against donald trump. we'll take questions from the audience now. we have a microphone in the middle. folks up and start doing that. she's got a question. yeah, great. now my niece brought her here. i just want to be totally transparent hear me. okay, i just want projects gonna be? well, thank y

nancy pelosi would say the same thing. you kind of grow and think about from the losses and the tough situations more than other situations. and the victories so susan and i are very happy. sara asked me if i would moderate and i said susan page? and talking about nancy pelosi this is definitely my will house. i wrote a book about the experiences of working for hillarynd and she proclaims it's not a declaration of war to follow a man's path. and that's what just something about her is about. there's just something about her i don't like it sometimes there's just something about her that's incredible and for nancy pelosi i saw something about her that is incredible and incredibly effective. we talked about this and in her discussion of "madam speaker" to talk to about what makes her so effective. she's incredibly effective and even john boehner her faux house republicans beat your john boehner said she was the best speaker ever. so i thought we'd look at three categories in a multi-q&a with the audience. one isea role model

my own view is that speaker pelosi should not go. the reason - pelosi should not go. the reason is i don't see her visitor asked her visit to actually enhancing taiwan's interests. most of us are fans of taiwan want to see the long—term preservation of the taiwan status quo, and that is going to be achieved by a bunch of other measures from the united states, its partners, friends and allies. in a taiwanese itself, including taiwan's indigenous defence, bringing in a crisis early by what is essentially a symbolic visit, i don't think helps. so, hopefully by the time these two leaders speak, the matter is resolved, but if it's not, then it will inevitably be a focus of this summit. this is only the third virtual summit with these two leaders since president biden took office. it would be unfortunate if it was derailed by this symbolic visit by the united states speaker. has the us got itself into a medal now whereby if speaker pelosi doesn't go to taiwan, the us looks weak? to doesn't go to taiwan, the us looks weak? ., , ., ., ,, weak? to be fair to the us administr

well, i don't think that speaker pelosi _ time? well, i don't think that speaker pelosi has _ time? well, i don't think that speaker pelosi has yet - time? well, i don't think that speaker pelosi has yet told . speaker pelosi has yet told anyone what her object of is in this visit but many people believe that this may be her last term serving as speaker. there certainly is a possibility that the republicans will be the majority, will win the majority in the upcoming elections at the end of this year and nancy pelosi has been a champion of human right in china, of course for many years during the tiananmen massacre, she was very critical of china, spoken out criticising china's practices and inactionjang and hong kong, so i think she feels strongly about supporting democracy in hong kong, she is not the only member of congress that feels that way and also the administration whether under donald trump orjoe biden, there is growing support in the united states for taiwan and its democracy, but i think there are some questions about whether this is the right time for nancy pelosi to go

time i don't think speaker pelosi's - at this time i don't think. speaker pelosi's objective business visit. many people believe this may be her last term serving as speaker. there is certainly a possibility that the republicans will be the majority and the upcoming elections at the end of this year, and nancy pelosi has been a champion of human rights in china, of course, for many years during the 1989 massacre. she was very critical of china. she was very critical of china. she has spoken out criticising china's practices in hong kong, so i think she feels strongly about supporting democracy in taiwan. she is not the only member of congress who feels that way. i think also the administration whether under donald trump orjoe biden, there is growing support in the united states for taiwan and its democracy, but i think there are some questions about whether this is the right time for nancy pelosi to go or indeed whether she should go at all. she is the second in line for a succession to the presidency, and there has not been a trip named by the speaker of house to taiwan for 25 years.

speaker pelosi: what do you want to negotiate? >> some senators have said that this bill -- senators murkowski and collins, for instance, have said that congresswoman choose bill goes too far. speaker pelosi: we are not going to negotiate a woman's right to choose. senator makowski and senator collins may have their view, but it is not a view that is one about a woman's having the right to decide. we're not negotiating that, no. >> are you in discussions with the white house on any further executive actions that can be taken if this bill can't get past the senate again? speaker pelosi: people don't like it when we say vote. in 100 days, people will be voting. fewer than 100 days. people will be voting and we have to elect a couple more senate democratic senators so that we can get around the filibuster so that we can pass legislation that truly that , truly impacts a woman's right to choose. but there is not a halfway measure, can't be a little bit pregnant in this. it has to be a real measure that protects a woman's right to choo

china or pelosi? now nancy's really tough when she's wagging her finger at trump or ripping her speech up at the state of the union. but is she tough enough to defy both our pentagon hand ringers and the ccp? she has a long history of at least speaking out against the evils of china. >> and just because china is a big economy and because we have a big relationship doesn't mean that the challenge to our conscious, if we don't speak out against china, we lose all moral authority to speak out against any other country. with china's wto obsession is simply giving china a blank check to fail to comply with market p china has charged over -- changed over 30 years in some respects, it's appalling that its human rights record is worse snooped fantastic i can't believe i'm saying that about nancy pelosi. but now third in line to the presidency she has a golden opportunity to move beyond rhetoric and actually strike a blow for liberty. now, since we learned about her intention one week ago to travel to taiwan,

f nancy pelosi now— have only seen them do. f nancy pelosi now cancels _ have only seen them do. f nancy pelosi now cancels this _ have only seen them do. f nancy pelosi now cancels this trip - have only seen them do. f nancy pelosi now cancels this trip it - pelosi now cancels this trip it will heighten the fares i suppose of those in taiwan that the united states is simply backing down in the face of chinese aggression. it is even more problematic _ chinese aggression. it is even more problematic than - chinese aggression. it is even more problematic than that. i chinese aggression. it is even i more problematic than that. the chinese have only been very upset with moves in congress made to support taiwan. the correct statement be made by the white house is that the taiwan, the potential defence of taiwan was put forth by congress. if nancy pelosi does not go to taiwan because she is urged not to do so by the president, we are likely to see much more pressure coming out of beijing against the white house, for whatever moves, statements or legislation come out of the us congress

and if nancy pelosi now— airbases recently. and if nancy pelosi now cancels _ airbases recently. and if nancy pelosi now cancels this - airbases recently. and if nancy pelosi now cancels this trip it l pelosi now cancels this trip it will heighten the fears i suppose of those in taiwan that the united states is simply backing down in the face of chinese aggression. it’s backing down in the face of chinese aggression. it's even more problematic _ chinese aggression. it's even more problematic than - chinese aggression. it's even more problematic than that. l chinese aggression. it's even i more problematic than that. for the past four or five decades, the past four or five decades, the chinese have been very upset with moves in congress made to support taiwan. the correct statement made by the white house has always been that the executive branch does not control congress. the taiwan relations, the potential defence of taiwan, was put forth by congress. so now if all of a sudden nancy pelosi doesn't go to taiwan because she has urged not to do so by the president we are likely t

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we saw it under the pelosis. there are double standards of that exist for the politically connected, limousine liberals and elite. it has to change. we can't go down this path to expect people to abide by laws when members of congress don't abide by them. pretty simple. we need to get a handle on it. >> congresswoman cammack. thanks for joining us. >> thank you so much. elizabeth: the founder of starbucks warns more stores could close due to rise in crime across the nation and a crew member of the hit tv show "law & order" shot dead in new york city l.a.p.d. warning citizens about a jump in follow on home robberyies and assaults in daylight. dr. oscar odom joins us next. re your windshield and recalibrate your advanced safety system. >> dad: looks great. thanks. >> tech: stay safe with safelite. schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> tech: need to get your windshield fixed? safelite makes it easy. >> tech vo: you can schedule in just a few clicks. and we'll come to you with a repl

paul pelosi charged with a dui in napa after a car crash. speaker pelosi continues to see her party in much disarray as ever as democrats now faced major losses in the house in november are likely putting her out of power. here with reaction, maybe the best book he's ever written and that's "defeating big government socialism." how to protect the country, fox news contributor newt gingrich. tomorrow night, there is a live signing of his book 5:00 p.m. eastern on his facebook page. let's go back to the quote exactly. their answer is the speaker doesn't own any stocks, and that the transactions are for the spouse and she had no knowledge of the involvement. then they say you should check with the committee on the latest. why is that not an adequate's response? did she give her more insider information that caused him to invest in the stocks? that would be, at least where i grew up, that would be something like insider trading. >> i want to probably surprise you a little bit here, sean. there is an enormous difference between paul pelosi and hu

. ~ of nancy pelosi's make visit to taiwan? ., ~ , ., of nancy pelosi's make visit to taiwan? ., ~ i. ., ., taiwan? thank you for having me. taiwan? thank you for having me- would — taiwan? thank you for having me. would say _ taiwan? thank you for having me. would say overall- taiwan? thank you for having me. would say overall the . taiwan? thank you for having | me. would say overall the call went about as well as the two sides could have hoped although expectations were generally pretty low at the core's upset that there would be any diplomatic breakthrough. perhaps the biggest takeaway is that president biden and xi jinping are possibly planning to meet face—to—face as early as this fall during the 620 leaders summit. i think that the call in general, it is really part of a white house led effort to ensure that the intensified competition between the united states and china doesn't veer into the military domain and so they see these leader to lead exchanges as vital to that effort and that includes being able to have a very frank discussion about taiwan. it very fran

in pelosi's home district. that stock could go up as congress is about to spend billions of dollars to the chip industry to take on china. congressman byron donalds. he is fired up. he is next on "the evening edit." >> maybe the democrats are starting to realize here it looks pretty bad when the leader of their party in congress is out there trading millions of dollars, doing it on potentially government time. ♪ ♪ limu emu ♪ and doug. [power-drill noises] alright, limu, give me a socket wrench, pliers, and a phone open to libertymutual.com they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need... and you could even save $652 when you switch. ok, i need a crowbar. and a blowtorch. [teddy bear squeaks] [doug sighs] limu, call a mechanic. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ about two years ago i realized that jade was overweight. i wish i would have introduced the fresh food a lot sooner. after farmer's dog she's a much healthier weight. she's a lot more acti

paul pelosi, nancy pelosi made five million dollars last time this happened. reporter: some lawmakers think whether or not the speaker knew about the transactions before they happened is not the point. she still stands to profit if the transaction makes a lot of money. so far paul's purchase is lucrative. nvidia's stock is up 10%. he could be making anywhere from half a million dollars. elizabeth: hillary vaughn, great reporting. welcome to the show from house intelligence congressman rick crawford. that is new sound from nancy pelosi. these are old options coming due. these are the story, they will increase by 50% of the amount of government spending on computer chip manufacturing. now 54 billion. on top of that a new tax credit worth 24 billion. $24 billion. so that is 78 billion. so he is buying the stock in chipmaker nvidia ahead of time and again and again we see this before with the pelosis. it is about their stock options. we'll get to that in a second. first take that on. >> well you what, if speaker pelosi could bring that degree of financial acumen a

there are reports of a possible visit by us house speaker nancy pelosi. ukraine is thought to be trying to recapture the southern region of kherson, which was seized by russia at the very start of the war. when the russian troops first rolled in, resistance to russian occupation didn't die, it simply and quietly moved underground. the 22nd commonwealth games are underway. the opening ceremony took place on thursday evening in the english city of birmingham.

speaker pelosi's possible stop there. the speaker is set to leave for asia today and expect to hear from her later this hour. general jack keane criticizing america's passive approach to an aggressive china. >> the old paradigm we've used for years, which is self-censorship and self-deterring in our relationship with china all because we don't want to spook them. we don't want to aggravate them. that paradigm has failed massively. >> dagen: jacqui heinrich live at the white house. >> good to see you. president biden and president xi had a long conversation today, 2 hours and 17 minutes. then the white house agreed to a face-to-face meeting. an odd thing to do critics say after a death warning. the chinese urging the u.s. not to meddle with taiwan that beijing considers to be part of china with xi telling biden those who play with fire will perish by it. it is hoped the u.s. will be clear eyed about this according to the chinese read-out of the call. it comes as the white house has been quietly trying to dissuade nancy pel

pelosi: absolutely not. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> we're live at the white house briefing room waiting for the briefing to get under way momentarily where we expect an update from the press secretary on president biden's condition after his diagnosis with covid-19. live coverage here on c-span. sh" continues. host: we are joined this morning by congressman john curtis, republican of utah. you are the chair of the conservative climate caucus. what is that? guest: >> let's talk about the abundance of energy here in the united states and how much cleaner it is than other places in the world. for instance, u.s. natural gas is 40% cleaner than russian natural gas. so we could dramatically reduce worldwide greenhouse gas emissions by replacing russian natural gas with u.s. natural gas. coal burned in china with u.s. natural gas. improve the u.s. e

if pelosi postpones, will cancels the visit, it will be seen as a u. s. climbed down in the face of chinese indignation and protest, and an affront to our friends in taiwan. jane says the plan visit not only flies in the face of decades of diplomacy, but also violates the one china policy which the u. s. has historically respected in which taiwan is classified as a breakaway province of china. while the u. s. has sold taiwan billions of dollars and heavy weapons over the years. it is largely respected the principal in terms of diplomacy up until the trump administration. and now the by an administration continues increases tensions with pelosi taking the largest step towards conflict so far. but china is not backing down. and recently a representative raised the issue with the un calling for the nation sovereignty to be respected with certain countries have repeatedly emphasized the principle of sovereignty over the issue of ukraine. but they have incessantly challenged china sovereignty on the taiwan question, and even deliberately created tension in

the proposed a visit to taiwan by nancy pelosi will really blow up the china us relations and inflict huge detriments to both with chinese people as well as the american people. this whole episode demonstrates once again in very graphic terms, that the united states is challenging. the one child policy by words, as well as by deeds. from the chinese perspective, we have made it known to the united states that nancy pelosi, a speaker of the house of representative of the united states, should not and cannot go to visit pi wow. o 2, iraq, now we're at least 125 people have reportedly been injured and baghdad in a fresh wave of unrest that seemed huge. crowds storming the country's parliament building for the 2nd time. this week. the footage shows demonstrators inside the building, dancing and waving iraqi flags. protestors were trying to block parliament from going into session to nominate and iranian back prime minister, who's been accused of corruption. the writers demand that prominent shia muslim cleric most are the other who rails against the ran to be elected. instead, security fo

pelosi: absolutely not. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] about 50 minutes.

to take strong measures if pelosi travels to taiwan. but according to "the financial times," china has privately warned the biden administration it may respond militarily. president biden will speak with chinese leers xi jinping on thursday with fresh tensions over taiwan. pentagon officials told the associated press in a report published today that they are "developing plans for any contingency" and said "fighter jets, ships, surveillance assets and other military systems would likely be used to provide overlapping rings of protection for her flight to taiwan and any , time othe ground there." this comes as taiwan held air defense drills in its capital monday as they hold annual military exercises. if pelosi's august trip happens, she would become the most senior u.s. official to visit taiwan in a quarter of a century. pelosi postponed a planned trip to taiwan in april, after she tested positive for covid-19. for more we go to taipei, taiwan to speak with brian hioe, a taiwanese-american journalist and founding editor of new bloom maga

house speaker nancy pelosi. news met with a stern warning from chinese officials. >> suppose the u.s. side clings obstinately to its misconduct, china is bound to take resolute and powerful measures to safeguard its national sovereignty and territorial integrity. all consequences entailed from that should be completely borne by the united states. reporter: when asked about a possible pelosi visit last week, president biden was not supportive. >> the military thinks it's not a good idea right now, but i don't know what the status of it is. reporter: pelosi, a staunch china critic and vocal taiwan supporter, was asked about the president's remarks the following day. >> the inference to draw from your comment ithat my going there is problematic, i think what the president was saying is maybe the military was afraid our plane would get shot down or something like that by the chinese? reporter: to date, her office has not officially confirmed or denied a possible trip. communist china has never controlled democratic

pelosi a lot of money. paul pelosi disclose add million dollar stock purchase of a major chip maker in june. they make chip systems for cars robots and other technology. the timing of the stock purchase is getting backlash. now house lawmakers are renewing calls to ban members of congress and spare spouses from trading stocks while in office due to conflicts of interest. speaker pelosi's spokesperson said the speaker does not own my stocks as you can see from the disclosures with which the speaker fully cooperates. the speaker has no prior knowledge or subsequent involvement in any transactions. some lawmakers say whether speaker pelosi knew about the purchase is not the point. she still stands to profit. >> nancy pelosi is the ultimate insider. not only is her husband buying stock options on a much higher level than the average member of congress, the average member of congress may by $5,000 or $6,000 of stock. he's buying stock options that expire. so to be able to trade stock options profitably, you have

has been doing everything she can to protect the pelosi's. she has made sure pauly's dui body cam footage was kept from the public, and papa pauly p has gotten back in the driver's seat, slinging stocks and cutting deals. we really thought nancy would have been more upset with pauly p, but i guess not, because it looks like she has been engaging in some sweet little pillow talk that is helping make the pelosi's very rich, and i mean very. you see, papa pauly p exercised up to $5 million worth of video stock call options in late june and if you don't know what nvidia is, it is an american tech company specializing in semiconductor chips. what is so convenient about papa pauly p's estate is the speaker is pushing to pass the chips built to invest, are you , $52 billion in more domestic computer chip production. >> we have been working constantly on the chips bill, and we need to have the transformative nature of research and education and the rest to make us to continue to be preeminent in the world. we are determined we will pass the bill. >>

just follow the pelosis. how did they get so good at it. they have been beating the system for years. this clip is from 11 years ago. do you think it's all right for a speaker to accept a preferential favorable stock deal. at the time you were speaker of the house. you don't think it's a conflict of interest? >> it's not true, and that's that. dan: how much did paul pelosi trade on the stock market. in 2022 not bad for a politically connected family, not bad at all i say. how to be a politician. should we consider what would happen if i decided to run for congress? you would never hear the end of it. that same paul pelosi was charged with drunk driving and he has a date with a judge. i'm sure he will just get a slap on the wrist. politics. the best job in america. then there are the perks of being a member of the first family. you know what hunter biden has gotten away with. making energy deals with china and ukraine. doing hard drugs with prostitutes on camera, i might add. >> my son has not made money in terms of this thing about what are

but it is this most eminent issue of whether or not nancy pelosi will travel. we should point out, the pentagon is discouraging it at this time. but at the same time, congress is a co equal branch of the white house in terms of government. it's not up to the white house to say whether or not she travels, even as it is advising against it. kimberly obviously nancy pelosi is well aware of what this trip would mean and the potential for escalation. why then is she, is she even considering going to taiwan? well, you know, there are a lot of domestic politics at play. i nancy pelosi is a member of the house of representatives, and she represents many of asian americans who feel that it's important to recognize ty, wine in its own sort of democratic rights. and so this is something that is important to her as she recognizes those interests of her own constituents. add to that there's sort of an economic issue that's at play here as well. and so there are a number of domestic issues. in fact, some would say that nancy pelosi is really playing to domestic interests and

guest: my view is that speaker pelosi should not go. i do not see her visit as enhancing taiwan's interests. most of us who are friends of taiwan want to see the long-term preservation of the taiwan status quo. that will be achieved by other measures from the u.s., partners, friends and allies, and the taiwanese themselves. bringing on a crisis early by a symbolic visit does not help. hopelly by the time these two leaders speak, the matter is resolved. if not, it will inevitably be a focus of this summit. it is only the third virtual summit these two leaders have had since president biden took office. it would be unfortunate if it was derailed by this symbolic visit by the u.s. figure. laura: has the u.s. got itself into a model whereby, if speaker pelosi does not go to taiwan, the u.s. looks weak? guest: to be fair to the u.s. administration, they are signaling on their overall china strategy under secretary blinken and others, has been straight and forthright. this is some free ranging by speaker pelosi. does it have a reputational im

china's reaction to the potential pelosi trip, an official statement, a visit to taiwan by speaker pelosi would challenge china's red line and any challenge will be met with resolute counter measures. how do you expect china will respond? >> now we are in dumb and dumber. if anything, right now that means pelosi needs to go, she needs to go, needs to be bipartisan commission and she needs just say this is how, you don't dictate to the united states of america. gingrinch went in 1997 but this is different, it's different times. this goes back to the shanghai communique in 1972, taiwan is part of china, we said we understand that. times have changed right now and now a democratic country in taiwan, 23 million people, it's our right to go to that country to help them, and i think maybe it's reaching a point we just push back on the chinese and say you know, maybe this whole idea of 1972 with one china was wrong, and maybe we need to have a two china. now maybe come back to the u.n. need to support them. i think in the next two years this is going to reach a culmination point. >> john: i don'

measures to defend its national sovereignty if pelosi made the trip. if this escalates an say, china blocks tie when he's trade, the ripple effects would be felt around the world. but the tech hub is also a big player in the chinese economy. that's why the bigger concern for washington is beijing seizing, tie ones, makers of semiconductors, which are a key part of so many things, smartphones, healthcare, military systems. taiwan accounts for a 5th of the global industry supply chains would crumble. another concerned is bay ging seizing an outpost like the kid min islands. they were a watershed in the chinese civil war. they politically part of ty, one but a close to the chinese coast and many residents are pro chinese. for years the islands had close trade links with the mainland, which taiwan suspended in the pandemic. it's yet to restore direct ferries and flights. locals fret, they'll be abandoned by ty, pay and swallowed up by bay jane the fairies from kin mann to mainland china have been idle for 2 and a half years. so is the tourism industry on t

nancy pelosi has kicked off her highly anticipated trip to asia. but she refuses to say whether she will visit taiwan this week, claiming she can't reveal too much for security reasons. of course, so far thou speakers team has provided a list that includes japan, south korea, malaysia and singapore. however, china continues to warn against us politicians setting foot and taiwan, and beijing's military has started conducting unscheduled exercises, 280 kilometers from the island. tensions continue to escalate in the south china sea with taiwan launching drills of its own. all of this as beijing says it considers a below sea visit to be a red line that the u. s. should not cross. you do. we have repeatedly made it clear to america, our stern position against you was house speaker nancy pelosi is potential visit to taiwan. if the u. s insists on going its own way and challenging the red line of china, it will surely be met with forceful responses. if the u. s insists on taking its own course. the chinese military will never sit idly by and it will defi

speaker pelosi's policy would be consistent with years of precedent. amna: are you confident that her trip would not provoke any kind of escalation from china? dan: china is looking to escalate whether she goes or not. it would probably lead to china claiming the airspace over taiwan, doing things of that nature, flying over taiwan for the first time. that sort of thing. china will escalate. china's incremental creeping escalation, its creeping undermining of taiwan sovereignty will continue whetr she goes or not. if she goes, i think we will be in a better position to stand up to this bullying. amna: we will be following for sure. the trip has not beenonfirmed or denied. thank you for your time, susan and dan. thank you. >> thank you very much. ♪ judy: as we reported earlier, russia announced that it plans to pull out of the international space station after the year 2024 when the current agreement is set to expire. this has raised concerns over what it could mean for the future of the station, and for nasa, of course. our science correspondent mile

speaker pelosi's spoke person said mr. pelosi decided to sell the shares at a loss. interesting timing here. pelosi's office confirming that a stock ban proposal for lawmakers and their spouses will be introduced to get a vote in september. matt, to you first on this. paul pell oh -- pelosi trades options which is gambling. why was it allowed to go on as long as it did, matt? >> he is a risky driver and risky investors. the bottom line is this. we had the bad economic policy. now you have the culture of corruption with paul pelosi and the biden family, hunter biden, joe biden's brother. this spells nothing but trouble. merrick garland, where are you on democratic wrongdoing? you are silent. >> it is hard to prove it at the federal level. i covered those cases. final word, jose. the ban on trading stocks, good idea? >> it's a great idea. we should not allow insider trading from any party. we had a former member of congress get accused for doing the same thing, a republican. both democrats and republicans should be investigated and it should not be allowed. >> you can

>> carley: this is the biggest proof i have that paul pelosi ad nancy pelosi think they are untouchable because if you think you are being scrutinized in this manner since december at least when they were talking about the stock market, "the new york post" in january sank paul pelosi did $30 billion in pet trading. and nancy pelosi is regulating these companies, even if no wrong trading, why are you doing that? >> steve: he didn't support that fact and then she changed in february. >> harris: wow come i want you guys to show up on the "the hill." >> steve: it is so important and it can be complicating. but actually if we want government response to our interest in out the interest of the big lobbyist, we have to do something about it. >> harris: this reminded me talk about the secrets on capitol hill when women would speak up about abuse. staffers on the hill were sjostrom with money from a fund that was our money. it was our money but we didn't know it was being spent on these women to keep him quiet, legitimate victims in cases we would not even learn about. coming up, jim and ben mak

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speaker pelosi: today we had a great honor in the u.s. capital to honor woody williams, the last surviving medal of honor recipient from world war ii, our link to the greatest generation. many who were present were members of our military. it was very exciting. this man was 5'6", 135 pounds, and yet he fought and fought and fought, took on six enemy installations and won the medal of honor. and single-handedly destroyed enemy positions. an admiral praised his heroism by saying uncommon valor was a common virtue at iwo jima. if you have a moment, you might want to go pay your respects to him. he is lying in state in the capital. so this has been a very good week for our veterans. not only are we honoring our veterans and woody, but all veterans. he wanted at that way. but also we passed the pact act. we are so excited about passing that legislation. it is a solemn promise to protect our veterans when they come home, which, as you probably know, burn pits are terrible and huge and carcinogenic and most -- and many of our veterans have suffe

they point out nancy pelosi. i am not a nancy pelosi fan. i'm sorry, i'm rambling. host: you kind of corrected it. he pointed out that there is a senate sergeant at arms that reports to the majority leader. at the time that was mitch mcconnell. there's a hell sergeant at arms that reports to the leader of the house. that was and is speaker pelosi. to your point about who can authorize the national guard, it would come from the president. there would be a formal authorization of that. according to pulled effect -- politifact, there was no formal authorization of that. it was the vice president who called for the national guard. caller: let me ask you this before i get off the line. what is politifact? where did they get their information from? i have never heard of it until a couple of weeks ago. host: i don't know off the top of my head who it is funded by. go to politifict.com. you can go to our staff, about us, our process. the principles of the truth and media methodology for independent fact checking. since our launch in 2007 we have received many questions abou