and nancy? stories about nancy would fill a book. like how she met jack nicholson. >> a convertible pulled up and asked them directly questions. and nancy said i will take you there. but i want to write in that nice car of yours. and next thing you know, she and jack are best friends. >> nancy could and did live anyway that she wanted. and loud! >> many many times, when i thought we were gonna have a normal day. she would say let's go to saint parts. or let's go to hawaii. or let's go somewhere. and i would go okay. >> but, her relationship with the impulsive and gregarious nancy came with a parties. her business and your stuff was her stuff. sometimes she expected her friends to give her the stuff that she wanted. >> it was quite a job to love nancy. >> so, after what happened to her. flies on a carcass. the tabloids feasted on the gossip and half truths that flew around town. she was a spoiled, while charles. jack nicholson's party grow. hunter s. thompson's drinking buddy. an incurable flirt. once engaged to michael douglas. all v

and he would later say if nancy davis hasn't -- if nancy davis hadn't come along when she did, i would have lost my soul. but he's not somebody ready to settle down or even to open his heart. i think because of her incredible radar, she senses that she is -- she's going to have to wait this guy out. and at one point, his mother nelly even tells her that. she says to nancy, who she likes a lot better than she ever liked jane wyman, she says i can see that you're in love with him, but he's not in love with you yet. you're going to have to wait, and you will know when he loves you, but you are going to have to wait. and she does, patiently, gently. it takes several years for him to sort of come around and finally commit himself. >> i found the early years of the reagan marriage fascinating as well. you talk about as you referenced, fewer interesting movie roles, the arrival of children, the bustling home life, ronald reagan begins traveling the country on behalf of general electric, speaking to audiences all over america, honing his message, his speaking style, listening to issues that ma

davis and later nancy reagan. hers is a complicated and often very painful story but i think that ronald reagan shows well and the country owes him a debt for that. >> what do you say about someone who gives your life meaning and support and understanding, someone who makes sacrifices so that your life will be easier and more successful but what you say is you love that person and treasure her [applause] >> i simply can't imagine the last eight years withoutut nanc. the presidency wouldn't have been the joint it's been for me without there beside me, and that second floornd living quarters and the white house would it seem a big and lonely spot without her waiting for me every day at the end of the day. you know, she once said that the president has all kinds of advisors and experts who look after his interests when it comes to foreign policy or the economy or whatever, but no one who looks after his needs as a human being. well, nancy has done that for me through recuperation and crises. every president should be

and nancy reagan truly represents that ideal. mrs. reagan will be the sixth the first lady honored with the us postage stamp. the previous stamps will issued for martha, washington. the first american woman ever featured on a postage stamp. dolly madison abigail adams eleanor roosevelt and lady bird johnson nancy reagan was an inspiring individual. she was an important part of one of the most pivotal presidencies of the 20th century as a wife. champion and trusted advisor to our 40th president of the united states ronald reagan in addition her legacy of public service and her willingness to confront difficult and often highly personal topics throughout her eventful life. made her one of the most influential and admired first ladies and modern times. to recognize her many contributions to our nation. we will officially issue the nancy reagan commemorative forever posted stamp on july 6th. the dedication ceremony will be held at the ronald reagan library in simi valley, california. postal service takes great pride in our mission to bind

later nancy reagan. hers is a complicated and often very painful story. but i think ronald reagan chose well and his partner for life it. and i do think the country owes him a debt for that. >> what you say about someone who gives your life meaning? what do you say about someone who is always there with support and understanding? someone who makes sacrifices sort your life will be easier and more successful? what you say is that you love that person and treasure her. [applause] [applause] [applause] i simply cannot imagine the last eight years without nancy. the presidency would not of been a joy it is been for me without her there beside me. andd that second floor living quarters in the white house would have seen a big and lonely spot without her waiting for me every day at the end of the day. you know, she once said a president has all kinds of advisors and experts who look after his interest when it comes to foreign policy or the economy, or whatever. but no one who looks after the needs as a human b

through the issuance of the nancy reagan stamp. we hope to provide the means for the public to come together. in remembrance and commemoration of this great and impactful american i along with 650,000 women and men of the united states postal service and proud to honor first lady nancy reagan with this stamp. thank you. now participants for joining us if you is now my pleasure to introduce fred ryan chairman of the board of trustees of the ronald reagan presidential foundation and institute. fred served as an assistant to president reagan at the white house and as chief of staff for former president ronald reagan from 1989 to 1995. police. welcome fred. thank you postmaster good, dr. biden. and i have the feeling someone's looking over my shoulder. and it wouldn't be the first time. it's a pleasure to be able to join you this morning to pay tribute to a remarkable woman and a truly great american. 38 years ago today on a windspeed cliff in normandy france president reagan delivered one of his best known speeches commemorating the 4

so what does, what does nancy close his words mean there? platitudes issued in order to try and create problems for russia in the caucasus. just as her words in taiwan were trying to create trouble for taiwan for, for china, with regard to taiwan. and it's also an indirect attack on turkey, which by a large, has not been supportive of the nato aggression against russia using ukraine to attack russia. turkey is being has not taken part in sanctions and it has been in a way around. she plays its own little game because turkeys arising power and wants to reassure itself of his own position in the, in the region. but that's what nancy pelosi trip means. it means that the united states is trying it, as mr. moore passes, trying to stir up trouble and to discredit russia with armenia and try and draw a media away from russia to try and anger as a by gen and stir up trouble with as a version and makes it more aggressive. and therefore, allow more american intervention of what that would be at no idea because the american seem to be very weak lately

it's the daily morning rush for nancy ortiz her. she's preparing a quick breakfast and helping her daughter they sheena with her braids. nancy is a strong woman, a law graduate, a single parent, independent. this makes her different from many other women. in often, traditional mexico school has just started after the cove it pandemic into that he know is happy. she has big plans for her future. did. oh yes. i see. i went to be a surgeon many of you. okay. yes, i don't. i, he never, you know, to he now you can do anything you want in life with you on this, where you have to work really hard to achieve your trains. but you can do anything and showed the world that we women can do any thing. so most got buses it. uh huh. nancy would make any sacrifice to let her daughter grow up in a fair society. mexico is still far behind. men have special rights. as it is, sheena has noticed of it isn't. i've got some parents say you don't have to clear the table. you're a boy. you have to wash the dishes because you're a girl. that's not ok. isn't

this high school was the turning point for nancy. she was the 1st in her family who fought for the right to study. he or she was inspired with new ideas, feminism and equal rights. a woman's destiny, children, church, and kitchen was not for her. she took part in student protests and became a rebel with me. but my father was ashamed when people asked him about it and that was worth that, vince, he thought of his daughter's reputation, guessed that she was here with all these young people who i am. and then his biggest worry was that i had surely lost my virginity with 200 men. but he said awful things about me that i was worthless with good. your general been yeah. but the new school year is just beginning for these young women. high school already seems like normality, but in mexico, women's education is still often deemed a waste of time. nancy spontaneously cheers on the class with the schools battle cry. with a mood, i am very moved to see them here with old a drain. when you're at g one, they are denila their age and i was so ne

he is 3 years young with nancy lost. i don't know, i explained it to him, but i should have explained it to her. hello, this is galico boy. was it like the guy that i had? yeah. for grandma goose idea, a woman's place is in the home and taking care of her husband and children, as her daughter are denied or did. but still, i delight us. husband started a 2nd family on the side. in mexico, they call it the big house and the little house. yeah, i got that and then i am the big house here. we also call the wife the cathedral and the women they have on the side all the chapel, alaska for you does. so the last okay to get the in, in upper la give boy, alaska. he brought her home with him a little, i guess he wanted me to meet her and my mother in law to later he told me, i'm together with this woman and the baby is my daughter. i love it. i could have killed him. one big movie quite been met. okay. that got met and fail. cooper said no. i never expected it from him, but his brothers did the same with that amount of the 0 mean

nancy spontaneously. cheers on the class with the schools battle cry. mood you i am very moved to see them here with all their dreams when you hagi, when they had been ill at their age and i was so nervous it's a crucial moment in their lives with us and says, my cynthia wish, what is the day to will conquer the world and fight for those drains. things get even more emotional for nancy later when she meets her family at home. i me, said's is a construction manager in mexico city. his work is in a classic mans world. with him, i me sums up the dominant idea of what makes a good real man in this environment. his daughter, we have a very traditional image of the man here as the breadwinner. the protector of the family who watches over his own, told me in the dark side of the strong protective man, is much small and often used word in mexico. each colleague here knows one and can tell their stories, but none of them believe that they themselves are mucho's. i pay my brother almost killed his wife out of jealo

many are not pleased with nancy pelosi actions. it seems like the results of her recent trip are not exactly good for the worlds are, but we shall have to see further reaction from the united states as well as from other countries. a high ranking e politician has suggested that turkey should face sanctions if it joins a china lead economic alliance. the shanghai cooperation organization. the juvenile piece is nathan, on the e. you must keep a close eye on turkey's president at one nato and the european union must ask themselves how long they will let air dawn dance around on their noses. nato member turkey is doing more to circumvent european sanctions on russia than china. air dawn puts the brakes on finland in sweden, joining nato, and now he wants to join the s c o. together with iran. it is time for a robust turkey policy. turkey is currently considered a dialogue partner in that organization along with other countries such as saudi arabia and counsel. european politicians have said turkey and nato state has been leading away f

in just 40 days, house republicans will fire lame duck speaker nancy. -- nancy pelosi once and for all , hold joe biden accountable for his failed leadership and save america in a new republican majority. we will create a new economy that strong nation that is safe, , a future that's built upon freedom and a government that's accountable. this is our commitment to america and i'm honored to introduce our colleague congresswoman ashley hinson from iowa. [applause] >> good morning everyone. we all know last year president biden and speaker pelosi spent and spent and spent and now we are all paying the price for that as inflation eats away at everyone's paychecks. america cannot afford one party rule any longer. one in six americans are behind on their utility bills, grocery prices are up 13. -- 13.5% annually. iowa farmers are grappling with sky high fertilizer and diesel prices and mortgage rates are the highest that they have been since 2008. so while democrats continue to double down on reckless spending including through their $400 billion. student loan debt transfer. republicans are

many are not pleased with nancy below these actions. it seems like the result of a recent trip are not exactly good for the world, but we still have to see further reaction from the united states as well as from other countries. is where the forces have been raiding, palestinian human rights groups, and they've accused of supporting terrorism without providing evidence as surveillance, comma video shows israeli authorities breaking down the door. the rights groups off is with some of the service men, even taking cell phase and photos together with best phones. then they took a sheet of muscle and filled off the front door, issuing an order to forbid anyone from entering several palestinian white screen of experience similar ways. but the door was sealed shut as well as accuse them of involvement in deadly attacks by palestinian forces. while they say that most likely being targeted because they've been documents in alleged abuses, bias where the soldiers, we heard from a local legal center, they say the res, literally trample upon pales

many are not pleased with nancy below these action. the things like the result of her recent trip or not exactly good for the world, but we still have to see further reaction from the united states as well as from other countries. keller, many things for that update. and i think correspondence caleb more finance speaking to his life from new york. so moving on is ready for things have been raiding palestinian human rights groups that they've accused of supporting terrorism without providing any evidence based surveillance, camera video shows its radio thought. he's breaking down the door of a write scripts office with some of the service men, even taking cell phase and photos together with best phones. that they took a sheets of metal and sealed off the front door, issuing an order to forbid anyone from entering or several palestinian schools have experience. similar raids with the doors field shirts is well has accused them of involvement and the attacks by palestinian forces while they say that most likely being cognitive because the

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

>> reporter: nancy, airports are busy. the t.s.a. has already screened more people in the last two days than they did during the same time in 2019. the airlines say they knew the crowds were coming and are ready, but everyone is watching the weather. storms have been at the heart of so many of the disruptions this summer. millions are flying this labor day weekend as a summer of truggles comes to a close for the nation's airlines. but the rubinoff family flying to charleston from washington, d.c. sounded better than a nine- hour drive with a two-year-old. >> we haven't been to the beach all summer, and just felt like we wanted to squeeze in one final trip before summer's over. >> reporter: severe summer weather and staffing shortages led to a spike in cancellations and delays. nearly one in four u.s. flights has been late this summer. on average, by nearly an hour. travel disruptions sent passenger complaints soaring in june, up 270% from the same time in 2019. >> airlines for their part need to make sure they're prepared to service

we're joined by south carolina nancy mace. congresswoman, what does your home state of south carolina need right now? we're seeing life threatening storm surges hitting the coast there. >> it may be some of the worst storm surges that south carolina has seen since hurricane hugo 33 years ago. i'm in charleston, south carolina, right now on poly's island south of myrtle beach. devastating images and video of homes under water, retail under water. it's going to be devastating cleanup for days and weeks to come. elizabeth: we hear florida needs energy and portable water. literally parts of the grid are totally offline still. >> fortunately, south carolina is no stranger to these kinds of storms much like florida and when ian hit, hurricane ian hit south carolina, it was a category 1. we have about 100,000 residents along the coast and fraction fls those that still do not have power and doesn't compare to the millions of people still out of power, that are stuck and aren't able to get out of their communities or cities or towns an

yamiche: nancy, i want to bring you in. you were reporti at the united nations. we did some research. we realized, in late february, you asked president biden about how worried americans should be about nuclear threats and nuclear war. at the time, he said no. what you're thinking of the threat -- what is the white house's thinking of the threat? nancy: they don't seem to be concerned about some of this new rhetoric coming from vladimir putin. they say he's been talking this way all along. he's always bellicose. he is always making these veiled threats. they don't see anything in the intelligence that leads them to believe that he is any more likely to unleash nuclear weapons now than he was six months ago when i asked president biden that question. it doesn't mean they are not concerned at all about the prospect. anytime you've got world powers all focusing on one area, the possibility for some kind of misunderstanding, some kind of escalation always has to be a concern. but they don't see anything right now that leads them to be more worried than they were a mo

i have to echo nancy's words. it really has been quite a learning opportunity for me as well for jackson's actions in florida, as well as his relationships surrounding florida. they have been an area of research for me here, just very recently. all of this to say i am learning about jackson in florida and his relationship with monroe right alongside everybody else. so, tonight there will be an opportunity for questions, and a question and answer function. and those that get shared with us. the moderators and hosts i will share them. go easy on me, there is certainly many things for me still to learn. so, when nancy first introduced this, the idea of the project, she sent me the text of the handle that you are looking at here, and the first thing that struck me is the use of the additive volatile to describe andrew jackson. not that i objected to it, not that it is inaccurate in any way. i just find the people do not necessarily call it out so directly. it was quite humorous to me to say that i do not think there i

nancy pelosi might be target number one. chuck schumer is already throwing her under the bus reportedly telling people behind the scenes that nancy's quote in big trouble. now, even cnn is openly saying pelosi's time has come. >> it is time for nancy pelosi to step aside. cbp spoke with more than two dozen democratic members and this con keep success emerged, the speaker should not continue as democratic leader if the party loses its house majority in the november midterms. >> if we managed to hold onto the majority, maybe nancy pelosi would want her to stick around, but, if we don't, then her time is done. >> pete: when you've lost cnn, when pelosi was confronted about all of this, she just brushed it off. >> if democrats do retain the house, do you plan to seek another term as speaker why or why not? >> right now, my focus is on holding the house. >> would you like to answer brian's question about your own future had. >> no. i said first we are going to win. and that's really the issue. okay? >> and then? >> did you not --

i'm nancy cordes. norah o'donnell is on assignment. tonight, the labor day travel rush is in full swing as americans take to the road and the skies for one final getaway of the summer. a.a.a. expects it to be the busiest labor day travel weekend in three years, bouncing back to pre-pandemic levels. the national average for a gallon of gas is now $3.81. that's down $1.21 cents from the peak in june. airports are also crowded with passengers after a frustrating summer. since memorial day, nearly 48,000 u.s. flights have been canceled, and nearly 500,000 were delayed. we have a lot of news to get to tonight, and cbs' kris van cleave is going to start us off from reagan national airport just outside washington, d.c. good evening, kris. what are you seeing so far? >> reporter: well, norah, it has been busy. the t.s.a. has already screened more people in the last two days than they did during the same time in 2019. the airlines say they knew the crowds were coming and are ready, but everyone is watching the weather. storms have been at the h

and what is nancy pelosi's concern? enough migrant hands to pick grapes in vineyards in napa valley? first of all, let's be very clear, these migrant workers are not coming here to pick grapes in nancy pelosi's vineyard. they are coming here for blue collar and middle class jobs. whether it be in the service industry. whether it be in the construction industry, whether it be working at a local office taking phone calls. complete mythology that they're even doing these jobs in the first place. democrats want cheap labor by any means necessary. even if it means stuffing tens of thousands of unaccompanied minors in horrific conditions in a shelter where they are trying to kill themselves sees them as disposable lies. sex traffic. human traffic, to keep the bottom line flowing to the democrat party. that's what this is about. and that's what is on the ballot pick grapes in vineyards on napa valley. paul pelosi is going to mow you down with his porch. that's something else they have to look out for. not just the coyotes. it'

ladies and gentlemen, speaker nancy pelosi. [applause], thank you, doctor colfact for your wonder opening remarks and tremendous leadership in our community taking us through covid and now monkeypox a valued resource that we have in our community. i know that you have a meeting have you to be at and so i thank you for honoring us with your presence and if you have to slip away, we understand. if you were not so busy we would not want you to be with us. because great to be here with doctor colfax with angels calgary the executive director of covered california we're proud of them. thank you, jessica. [inaudible] the director of aarp california thank you, thank you, to aarp for making, we can only do so much with inside maneuvering the outside mobilization. weighing in oft people on the issue and arp has been masterful in this, thank you so much when we talk about reducing the cost of prescription drugs. i have to pull this down. start all over? >> [laughter]. i said we have 2 v. i. p.'s with us. beatrice american cancer society

nancy: thank you. it's good to be with you again. this was the most important speech of president joe biden's political career, and it was a wake-up call to the nation and particularly to the mainstream media and the cuff time. -- in the nick of time. he was absolutely right, in my opinion, that the trump wing of the republican party and maga republicans has jumped the rails of actual universe and represented democracy. you cannot have a democracy in which one party does not accept the legitimacy of the other party's candidates, elected officials, the outcomes of elections. but that is where we are with donald trump and the maga faction since they first questioned the legitimacy of president obama's election, denied that he had been born in america. that was the start of all of this, and it is really important that president biden call that out for the nation. amy: i want to go back to president biden speaking last night. pres. biden: today, there are dangers around us that we cannot allow to prevail.

it makes nancy angry. nancy: i have a mission. always on a mission. to save the planet, you know? reporter: they even try to save water at home, something also supported by the city. at first glance, everything looks normal. but there are water saving toilets in the bathrooms, as well as special shower heads. more than 600,000 residents have registered with the city to take part in the program. nancy: any little bit i can do throughout my daily life, whether it be in my bathroom or my kitchen, outside in my yard, the tiny steps -- it's only baby steps you have to take to try to conserve on water. reporter: the drought is here stay. california has been suffering from a lack of water for 20 years. any land not being watered turns to desert. saving on drinking or groundwater is no longer enough to meet the needs of cities on the u.s. west coast. that's w the world's second largest desalinization plant was built here, outside san ego. engineer nathan faber shows us the plant. he knows it's energy intensive, a target for criticism from environmental activists. but he also knows there's

coordinated with nancy new. to get funding for a new volleyball stadium at his alma mater southern mess. where his daughter went to school and played volleyball. again, this is federal money for welfare for poor mississippians going to a volleyball facility that brett favre's daughter is going to play in. favre also met with then-governor phil bryant, who reportedly texted new quote, just left brett favre can we help him with his project, we should meet soon to see how we can make sure we keep a verdict on course. again, he is talking to the woman who oversees welfare money from the federal government. now, phil brian denies any involvement. the plan to use welfare funds to construct the i have to say very nice volleyball facility. he is not responded to our request to comment on the story, that we would love to hear from him. the woman who ran the nonprofit, nancy knew, reportedly coughed up $4 million in misused welfare money and when that was not enough, she then allegedly paid favre. brett favre, millionaire

nancy pelosi says it's maga extremism to lower energy costs, to secure america's borders. pelosi said it's extremism to let parents be involved in their kids education. .. thank you steve. as leader mccarthy said today house republicans continue to pray for all of those on hurricane ian's destructive path. several of our florida members and many families across florida are bracing for this catastrophic disaster as it makes its way across the state. but across america families are struggling pretty struggling to balance their budgets. seniors including many from my buds are draining their savings. the next generation is finding it impossible to afford the american dream. joe biden house democrats have no plan to address a skyrocketing inflation. highest in my lifetime. they have no plan to secure the border. and they have no plan to address a skyrocketing crime crisis causing chaos in our streets. and the american people are smart. they note single party democrat rule have caused these crises. today, over 70% of america's workers now say their wages have fallen behind joe b

nancy pelosi has pledged support for media. after recent fighting on the border with azerbaijan, she is the most senior us official to visit the country. the 2 countries have been in conflict for decades over the disputed region of the gourne of kara back. tony cheng reports from the armenian capital yerevan alongside her armenian counterpart, nancy pelosi paying her respect to the genocide memorial. the speaker of the house of representatives appeared moved. but the message was clear. the united states as standing firmly alongside armenia in it's time of need. later in the day, after meetings in the national assembly, she was equally resolute and meeting again had a particular importance to us because of the focus on security following the illegal and deadly attacks. and as a, by the, as they hung up on the armenian territory. we strongly condemn those attacks. we, in our delegation on behalf of congress, which threatens prospects, are much ne, peace agreement, but pelosi wouldn't be drawn on how the u. s. might contribute to

nancy, if you want to go on forward for us. as i mentioned, there is an old association between these two men. i tried to do a little research on the point at which jackson first encounters monroe. at what point they first began to know each other? i couldn't pinpoint it exactly. my guess is they began to gather familiarity with one another during jackson's first time in congress. andrew jackson was tennessee's first congressman, first congressional representative. when tennessee achieved statehood and 1796. madison, monroe, i have got to stop doing this, i know exactly who i'm talking about, james monroe is starting as an ambassador to europe at this point. they are familiar with one another as we discussed is going to be the war of 1812. the two men are going to have pretty frequent conversations, pretty much a running conversation between the two of them over the course of the war of 1812. naturally, the concern for james madison, president at this point, is the british and the british strategy. the british strategy certainl

maria: nancy how long can this go on? the fact looking at 40-year high inflation yet talking about 300,000 jobs created month after month, at some point something has to give, right? we see couple wall street if i weres saying they are cutting back a number of tech companies said putting a freeze on hiring when he do you expect jobs market to get impacted showing signs, of the economic realities we face? >> well back half of the year most likely fourth quarter what is happening right now you are getting layoff tally plenty of companies are starting to lay people off but getting reemployed in areas that sectors that weren't able to hire travel leisure restaurants, right now the market net is tile even though layoff announcements, very unusual situation, we could be moving into a recession right now based on earnings announcements that we're seeing. in 1974 last time we had high corporate revenue growth moving into recession, you had actually employment continue to increase. during the first half of that recession because d

what is nancy pelosi doing that? what is she expected to say? but she, sir, meeting the speaker of the parliament a little later this morning. earlier today at about 730 local time, she went to pay her respects the memorial to the armenian genocide adjuster on one of the hills, just on the edge of your van. she's going to be speaking to the speaker, making some public statements yesterday or she arrived. she tweeted that she was here to show her support for armenia for their further democratic progression. and that of the caucuses generally said she was here to recognise the armenian genocide and also to push on for american involvement in peace. a particularly in that conflict in the corner. caraballo. as you mentioned, tourney. what does this visit say about where the us sees the blame for the recent outbreak of fighting? i think that's interesting. i don't think she'll be making any explicit statements in what we've seen over the last couple days in the accusations, going from both sides, that the other side was responsible. i don't think the

we know that based on the reports in silly -- nancy pelosi certifies herself. host: what about the ramifications? what is the enforcement of the stock act? guest: it's fairly strict that if you violate any of the provisions of the stock act, you consent before -- you can get sent before the committee which has the power to reprimand, center or in extreme situations kick a member out. also, there is potential criminal liability that could come with this too or the department of justice could investigate if they were acting in illegal ways. exchange commission could investigate and has in one notable incident involving senator richard burr. all of these things can happen simultaneously. the penalties over the past 10 years have been incredibly light. the investigations that have taken place are almost universally have led to nothing happening and some sort of concern that has been raised especially in the past many months is what good is the law if ultimately it doesn't have any teeth? lawmakers may not be compelled to do the right thing or they may get involved

. >>> plus brand new cnn reporting about nancy pelosi's future. democrats now going on the record to say if they lose the house in november, then it is time for a new leader. >>> and stuck in the middle. migrants at the center of a big immigration fight between republican governors and the democratic white house. >> the minute even a small fraction of what those border towns deal with every day is brought to their front door, they all of a sudden go berserk and they are so upset that this is happening. >> republicans are playing politics with human beings using them as props. what they are doing is simply wrong. it is unamerican, it is reckless. >> up first for us, donald trump gets the delay he wanted. a federal judge appointed by trump ruled in favor of donald trump and their request for a special master, a third party attorney to page through the materials the fbi took using its search warrant from mar-a-lago. he is raymond dearie, senior judge from a northeastern district, and he gave him an extra month added to the tile line proposed by the j

nancy: i sure can. the theme in our portfolio, one is that we want to own reliable growers, because as growth becomes more scarce in the economy, investors will turn their attention to companies that deliver reliable growth. one of those names is microsoft. this is a company that delivered 38% growth in the cloud, they have dividend growth policy that has resulted in almost 10% dividend growth. it used to be a good hedge against inflation and hope it will be again soon. they are, by every cio survey, the beneficiary of majority of spending. we didn't know russia was going to invade ukraine, but when you that they were reliable growers. they have very strong dividend policies. dividend growth is very important in an inflationary environment, and in a recessionary environment, so we added to those names. for insurance companies, we selected chubb as one of our holdings, and in that list is also johnson & johnson, those are the kinds of names. you don't want to purchase the highest yielding stocks, you wan

host: nancy, i will give you a chance to respond. guest: a lot of people i speak to agree that people are hurting and if there is anything that is going to prevent democrats from being able to keep control of congress and other state and local offices, it is going to be the presumption that democrats are responsible for the pain that they are feeling when they go to the grocery store or fill out the gas tank. we need to do a better job of actually telling people what it is that we've been doing. because we've done a lot. we've cut the cost of prescription drugs, for example. that is a huge driver of cost. and we need to tell them what we're going to do for them in the future. tell them what we are actually offering. to help people like our caller who are really struggling. host: and the republican side? guest: he is right, the bad economic times, that is why you see republicans consistently pushing that issue. improving supply chain, more domestic production, production domestically. it could be done with a meaningful impact. host: o

we asked nancy pelosi ada press conference. he asked her, brian mentzer asked her, should they be able to play stock, should they be able to trade in capitol hill? an answer she gave at that time was this is a free market economy and members of congress should be able to participate in that economy. she endorsed the status quo. and then a curious confluence of events happened. you had on the left, members such as alexandria ocasio-cortez the senator from new york, and the senator from massachusetts saying, no, that's not good. that's not what we want. we want something different. we want to be on embers of congress from trading stocks because the rules of the road are not working. and then you have some republicans who were effectively saying the same thing, josh hawley, the senator from missouri. later you had donald trump and kevin mccarthy more or less saying we do need to consider banning members of congress to -- consider banning members of congress from trading stocks. nevertheless, they were on the same page. and that's

is this really about principles, or is this about politics for nancy pelosi? this is about principal the armenian people of art, such as the armenians referred when is the indigenous ancestral lands of the armenian people. it has been inhabited by armenians for several thousands of years . the armenian people, the un security council resolutions wrong them when they talk about the occupation of a very territories. does that what you're telling really, what you're telling views. the security council resolutions also applied explicitly to other by john to cease all aggressive actions against the local army and populations and battle capacious not, not about sees fires. i can read to hear the text of a tape to refers to recently occupied areas of azerbaijan, the same sentence in 853884, cause upon armenia to stop, to ensure that their forces and not provided armenian force is not provided with the means to extend their military campaign further, right is the un security council got it wrong. and it also called an officer by john to seize all aggression against th

how speaker nancy pelosi slams azerbaijan for what she calls illegal attacks on armine ah, so we begin this hour in london where the queue for members of the public to see queen elizabeth lying and state has now closed. a minute's silence was observed across the united kingdom. ah, world leaders have been arriving in london on the eve of the funeral, among them, u. s. president joe biden, who paid his respects in westminster hall, or a challenge has more from london. taking his turn with the tide of people that have been flowing past the queen's coffin for days, now us president joe biden came to pay his respects in london to sign the book of condolence, and to offer his recollections for the much celebrated monarch. she was the same in person this year as their image, decent, unable, and all much service and harsh go out to the royal family. came charles in all the family. and so last that leaves a giant hole. and joe biden is, of course, to join hundreds of dignitaries at a funeral. that is an unprecedented challenge for britain's police and security services. the brief is simple, ke