if you want to run against nancy pelosi, move back to san francisco and run against nancy pelosi. you're running against me. i put the natural gas provision in the inflation reduction act. i was the one who made sure we had all of the investments in electric vehicles in the inflation reduction act. do you not see what's happening at lordstown? we have four vehicles out there, a truck two cars, and a tractor. , we have a battery plant across the street that was $2.3 billion investment. this is the future for us, j.d., and i know you're not here a lot, but what we've been working on in this community and in ohio are the jobs of the future and the inflation -- we saw a stream of investments directly after the inflation reduction act. solar, gas, batteries, electric vehicles, honda, ford, big companies investing into communities like ours. foxcon has four cars out there. i don't know how much clearer this could be, but this has been a good thing. if we don't do it, you know who's going to dominate these industries? china, and we can't have it. mr. vance: let me just address that here.

no one knows what nancy pelosi is going to do. but this is going to be an epic moment for the democratic party. they have not known a leadership without democratic nancy pelosi leading them. and you know, for them it's been a really, really difficult time leading up into these midterms. they haven't known what the midterm result was going to be. and it ended up being a stronger showing for them. there is a sense that if nancy pelosi wanted to stay she could stay. but at the same time there's a lot of generational thirst for change. and you know, there could be other people that step up to the plate. hakim jeffries, i'm told, is likely to run for the top spot if nancy pelosi doesn't. i talked to a member just now who said hakim is prepared for the moment, should it come. so just a lot of anticipation right now. >> melanie, the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, on the floor. >> madam speaker, as we gather here, we stand on sacred ground. the chamber of the united states house of representatives. the heart of american democracy. i

what we are seeing is the exact opposite of nancy pelosi. nancy pelosi had a core, a moral core. there are things she believes in and wants to -- legislatively wants to do. what we are seeing with kevin mccarthy, minority leader, for the moment is someone who is just about the power, getting that speaker's gavel and will trade away pretty much anything to get that gavel. the american people, i'm old enough to remember republicans running on crime, inflation, the economy is falling to pieces and instead we got that. >> what i'm confused about is i thought the midterms taught the republicans that -- i'll say it slowly for you in the house. speak really slowly. make sure that you understand completely what is being said here. it appears the american people don't like insurrections. what's an insurrections? what happened at the capitol on january 6th. when the people were listening to president trump who told them to rush the capitol, to go get 'em, bring that noose and everything else they brought. the zip ties. remember the zip ties? remember the pooh pooh or whatever it is they di

nancy pelosi, class act to the end. maybe one of her first acts will be to help transition leadership from the old to the new and finding a way for them to kind of be woven together in a respectful way. >> joining me now is democratic senator ben luhan of new mexico. i want to ask you about nancy pelosi and her legacy and your reaction to her decision. >> it was an emotional moment on the floor of the united states capitol. i was honored to join my house colleagues in being there for this historical moment. i certainly appreciate everything that the speaker has done from the very beginning, from organizing around san francisco and california to joining the united states house of representatives with clear goals to make things better for her constituents. she accomplished each and every one of them. to earning support, to becoming a member of the house leadership and being elected speaker twice. it was very special for me having the honor to be appointed by her to serve at the democratic congressional campaign committee

many republican house members did not attend a speaker nancy pelosi's speech today. some of them had a press conference of their own, announcing that the single most important thing on the house republican agenda next year will not be republican legislative plan to control inflation, will not be a republican plan to control crime, and it will not be a republican legislative plan to do any saying. there is no plan of legislation. the number one agenda item announced by house republicans today is investigating hunter biden, who has never had anything to do with the governance of the united states of america. there is much more to be said about what needs to be done in the house of representatives before republicans take over. our guests will be saying that, in a moment. and there is much more that needs to be said about nancy pelosi service to her san francisco constituents and to the country. as the speaker of the house of representatives. but now, tonight, is the moment for us all to do what kevin mccarthy refused to do today and listen to the honorable nancy pelosi.

. >> breaking news now on kpix5, house speaker nancy pelosi will not make another run to lead democratic party in congress. good afternoon. i am elizabeth cook. the decision by san francisco's representative sent shock waves through the capitol. this is as control of the house is switching to republicans. let's go to natalie brand, live on capitol hill. >> reporter: good afternoon, r what decision the ay, into speaker had made despite weeks and months even of speculation. this afternoon she announced she will stay on as a member of the u.s. house, serving san francisco. when it comes to who will lead house democrats, she called it a new dawn. >> never would i have thought some day i would go from homemaker to house speaker. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi announced she's stepping down from leadership when republicans take control of the chamber next year. >> with great confidence in our caucus i will not seek reelection to democratic leadership in the next congress. >> reporter: pelosi now 82 became the nation's first woman to hold the speaker's gavel in 2007. she's led house dem

i introduced her to nancy pelosi and i said to our daughter, alexa this is our nancy pelosi she's our whip, and if you don't do what she wants, she has a wig. nancy got down on her knees at the level of my daughter and said, don't tell or that, don't tell her that! and she took my daughter's hands and said, it's a candy wig, it's a candy whip! and i thought to myself, it is not a candy wig! she could be really tough as donald trump found out, as anyone who's ever cried tried to cross or found out. and most importantly, she is and has been utterly tenacious and defending our democracy at its most vulnerable hour. and tenacious in defending her constant constituents in california, people around the country and particularly children who are her real love and passion. >> congressman, as nancy pelosi exits her leadership role. she staying in congress but it's kevin mccarthy appears to take up the cattle and republicans will control the congress, they've outlined their priorities and put that in quotes. the priorities are largely the fabrication of conspiracy theories. how are you looked th

expect house speaker nancy pelosi, ending her historic run in that role. where congress goes from here. to can starbucks workers, on strike , and dozens of locations. and they picked quite an interesting time to make their point. what they demand from the giant of coffee. >> i'm just trying to donate it. >>> your community station with the story come this young man saw a problem and found a way to help out. how he is enlisting his community to keeping the music going. good afternoon, everybody, i'm reed cowan. let's start with this big news. longtime house speaker nancy pelosi says she will step down from her leadership role, however she still plans to serve in congress. cbs reporter skyler henry has an update for the bay area that hits the area hard. >> a, reed, good to be with you. the speaker said that she will remain in her house seat, but also pointed out that it's important to focus on the future of the democratic party , and she wasn't the only long serving member of congress to echo that sentiment pick meanwhile the republicans have signaled with t

i introduce thoerd nancy pelosi. i said to my daughter, alexa, that is nancy pelosi. she is our whip. if you don't do what she wants, she has a whip. and nancy got down on her knees at the level of my daughter and said, don't tell her. that don't tell her that. and she took my daughter's hand and said it's a candy whip. i thought to myself, it is not a gift. she could be really tough as donald trump found out, as anyone who ever tried to cross her found out. and most importantly, she is and has been utterly tenacious in defending our democracy at its most vulnerable hour. and tenacious in defending her constituents in california, people around the country and particularly children who are her real love and passion. >> as republicans are going to be in control of congress and laid out the priorities, it is the fabrication of conspiracy theories, what do you -- how you are thinking about next two years ahead? what can democrats do? how should house democrats be thinking of their power at this moment? >> you know, one reason i was really hoping that speaker pelosi would

not as well known nationally as nancy pelosi. is that an asset or liability in the sense that she was so polarizing, if you were watching ads in the past campaign you saw as much of nancy pelosi as the other democratic candidates. hakeem jeffries has to introduce himself to the country. >> he will. you can very much expect republicans to dry to define him for the country and replace ads targeting nancy pelosi as ads showing him as the scary leader of the democrats who want to take over and take your rights away and whatnot. i would not be surprised if we see that coming, it does help mr. jefferies that he is a very strong communicator, he has a long history of being able to communicate an effective message on behalf of the democrats in congress. i wouldn't be surprised if he continues that message and makes sure that his message is able to move forward and not the message that republicans want to assign to him and ascribe to him and try to make him into something that he is not. >> that is a key point because jeff jefferies is go

with you, your family and nancy pelosi swearing you in. i'm sure you remember that day well all these years later. what was it like looking back? >> well, again, it was a remarkable moment, right? that photograph was taken just on the verge of having the country's first african american president with a female speaker of the house, with the need to repair the devastation -- 2008 feels like a long time ago. 2009. but the devastation that had been visited on the american people by the meltdown in the financial markets. and so it was both hopeful and a sense of mission. and you know, a lot of confidence that nancy pelosi in concert with the president of the united states was the person to lead that mission. >> we're learning right now, congressman, that your colleague hakeem jeffries is likely to run unopposed for democratic leader in the new house. what do you want to see from your party's leadership moving forward? >> well, not an unexpected development as you know, wolf. hakeem has been quietly and respectfully sort of positioning himself

nancy pelosi looked at everything. she had the baltimore toughness and the northern california diplomacy and charm and put them altogether in a package that no one had ever seen. lyanne: in 2006, she teamed up with others in her party to present a new political platform called a new direction in america, a strategy that would help democrats regain control of congress. they did, and it was obvious that the person guiding them had to be a woman. in 2007, pelosi became the speaker of the house. pelosi knew it was a turning point for those who lacked a voice in politics. >> she said about making a big to do about it, do have women run for public office. she also saw that people of color are needed to be in public office. lyanne: in 2019, when then president barack obama was about to give up on the affordable care act, it was speaker pelosi who convinced him to not give up. it passed through congress. >> she knows what she stands for. she has never had to be told or led around by the nose by anybody else. speaker pelosi: do

well, as nancy pelosi. is nancy pelosi _ our lives. well, as nancy pelosi. is nancy pelosi lists - our lives. well, as nancy pelosi. is nancy pelosi lists her - is nancy pelosi lists her sizeable family, let's pull away from the scenes on capitol hill and reflect on what has been said. an extraordinarily well—known figure in us politics, nancy pelosi, speaker of the us house of representatives, confirming she will not seek re—election as speaker of the house. this follows on from the results of the midterms, of course. let's get the midterms, of course. let's get the thoughts of our correspondent in washington. several standing ovations already, and just a reminder of what a very well known figure she is in us political circles. ~ , , , circles. absolutely, she is the hi . hest circles. absolutely, she is the highest ranking _ circles. absolutely, she is the highest ranking woman - circles. absolutely, she is the highest ranking woman to - circles. absolutely, she is the highest ranking woman to say circles. absolutely, she is the i highest ranking woman

he voted with nancy pelosi 100% of the time. just a couple of weeks ago, he voted against allowing for more oversight and more review on disasters -- the disastrous afghanistan pole. he said one thing, and when you are watching, he votes the other way. he follows joe biden's and nancy pelosi's lead 100% of the time. because he follows their lead again and again, even though he was warned not to do so, he is directly responsible, tom malinowski, is for the high inflation, he's not solved the problems people sent him down there to solve. that is why he's going to lose this race in november, focusing too much on people who are in d.c. and not enough on the people he's supposed to -- were supposed to be his constituents. >> i want to do a follow-up on that. congressman, whether democrats are in the majority or the minority, is it time for nancy pelosi to step aside for someone else? rep. malinowski: i actually think that is a moot question, because she did promise in 2018 she would serve two terms, and that is done now. i don't expe

i very much disagree about nancy pelosi. i think in the beginning of her career so to speak in the white house, she was a totally different woman. over the years in the last decade she has done nothing but think of herself and bring our country down. nothing has gone right. the fact that people keep talking about president trump and what happened at the white house with this insurrection. she did not do what she should have done to protect it. she did not give him the military he asked for. she went along with everything that the democrats wanted. all of the bills she said president trump would not sign because of republicans, the majority of them did not sign was because of all of the extra crap that was in them. they were given thousands of pages to read the night before that they were going to go and vote on bills. just because she is a woman or because somebody is a man does not make them right, to have a position, whether it is high or it is low. you have to be the one who has intelligence for it and you have to know wh

we know that 82-year-old nancy pelosi would have fought off this attack are every bit as much as her husband did, and we know what the assassin was going to do with that hammer, if nancy pelosi had been home, and he if he was struggling with her over that hammer. and you know there would've been a struggle, because this is who nancy pelosi is. >> we sort of said, we've dissuaded him from coming to capitol hill. they said we don't have the resources production here, so the moment he is not coming, -- >> i think i'm gonna punch him out, i've been waiting for this, fake trespassing a couple rows, i'm gonna punch him out, i'm gonna go to jail, i'm gonna be happy. >> if that trump supporter who broke into nancy pelosi's home, had come at the speaker of the house with a hammer, he was gonna have a fight on his hands. and he was going to try to fracture her skull, he was going to try to murder her which is exactly what he is now accused of doing to nancy pelosi's husband david depape is facing state charges, of attempted murder, and assault with a deadly weapon, along with other state charg

so nancy pelosi is accomplished. many have been are standing in terms of helping people improving the quality of life of people, of loading prescription medicine infrastructure build, what historic that she was shepherded, and because of that infrastructure bills, we are able to put billions of dollars in repairing aging infrastructure. the roads, bridges, water structure. so the nancy pelosi and the laugh congress has been phenomenal in terms of impact. again, that's why the democratic party did as well better than anybody expected. you know, the republicans only got a very slim majority. and so the party is very upbeat, the party is very united and with the new leadership, we're going to march forward. do accomplish and make people's lives better. well, i believe i came, jeffries is the name expected to succeed pussy. and if he does, he would be the 1st black leader of the house or senate caucus yourself for the 1st indian american representative from michigan. do you think america is moving beyond race politics, o

nancy pelosi: thank you mr. paul loan. he demonstrates the knowledge that was brought to bear in writing this legislation. everyone was at the table. environmentalist, environmentalist in labor, concerned scientists, farmers, venture capitalists, you name it , everyone was at the table so we had full knowledge of the ramification of one aspect or another of the legislation. everything that is in the report is not on the bill. what is in the bill is so powerful thanks to the leadership of the chair of the ways and means committee, richie nail. mr. neil: i can testify to the greatness of the speaker. you will frequently watch speakers in the house will save the world is watching. well the world was watching and is watching and universally watching the legislation we wrote. we use incentives constructed in the policy to seek certain outcomes and we heard from john kerry, pop more, we heard from foreign leaders across the board that america spoke. what is striking about these 370 billion worth of tax incentives is that it addr

by 2014, 13% of all republican ads in house races mentioned nancy pelosi. in 2016, when hillary clinton became the main republican, dylan pelosi was only 9% of -- by 2018, with clinton and obama not not in the spotlight, nancy pelosi was in a whopping 34% of republican house as. this, year republicans spent more money on ad the demonize nancy pelosi that they have spent on ads about immigration. -- the things they spent the most money attacking our taxes, joe biden, inflation, crime, and nancy pelosi. at the same, time in the past two years, five people, five of them, have been arrested for how seriously they have threatened speaker pelosi. today, the man accused of breaking into speaker pelosi's home and assaulting her husband with a hammer, david depape -- he entered a plea of not guilty. according to the federal complaint, depape told officers he planned to hold nancy hostage and doctor. he said if nancy were to tell the truth, he would let her go. and if she lied, he was going to break her kneecaps. he told an fbi agent that pelosi was the leader of the

if you want to run against nancy pelosi, move back to san francisco and run against nancy pelosi. you're running against me. i put the natural gas provision in the inflation reduction act. i was the one who made sure we had all of the investments in electric vehicles in the inflation reduction act. do you not see what's happening at lordstown? we have four vehicles out there, a truck two cars, and a tractor. , we have a battery plant across the street that was $2.3 billion investment. this is the future for us, j.d., and i know you're not here a lot, but what we've been working on in this community and in ohio are the jobs of the future and the inflation -- we saw a stream of investments directly after the inflation reduction act. solar, gas, batteries, electric vehicles, honda, ford, big companies investing into communities like ours. foxcon has four cars out there. i don't know how much clearer this could be, but this has been a good thing. if we don't do it, you know who's going to dominate these industries? china, and we can't have it. mr. vance: let me just address that here.

it reveals the plans to hold nancy pelosi hostage and if she lied, he was going to break her kneecaps. hours ago, san francisco's d.a. called the attack politically motivated and confirmed that there was no security present when the suspect allegedly confronted paul pelosi in his bedroom. kpix loren thomas is outside of the d.a. office with more information first. >> reporter: k, julia. facing 13 years to life in prison after being charged with state and federal crimes related to this attack on paul pelosi, but the details released by it and the department of justice revealed some of the more chilling and politically motivated details of this attack. >> reporter: federal complaint filed monday pains a shocking picture of what unfolded of the paul and nancy pelosi on the morning of october 28. all directed at the house speaker. >> this house and the speaker herself or specifically targets of the defendant. >> reporter: depape told officers that he viewed nancy pelosi and his words as the leader of the pack of lies told by the democratic party. he said he intended to hold the house spea

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none of this happens without nancy pelosi. and do you know what, nancy pelosi was even in congress back in the days when they repealed the combat exclusion law which actually allowed me to have a job as a fighter pilot for 20 years. i mean, she was a part of she hr veterans. >> and a reminder, she ain't leaving. charles, as promised, the republicans are now saying that they are gonna go hard after hunter biden. here is what i don't get, how did they, congress, go after hunter biden. if there is something to go after, isn't that a legal issue that the doj would handle? >> of course it is, and when you are talking about republicans in this instance, before you talk about going after them in a court of law, you have to talk about the court of public opinion. and in this case, it clearly seems that republicans continue to remain tone deaf, even after underperforming during the midterm elections. they still don't get it. so they are going after hunter biden because they think this is gonna be profitable in terms of fundraising, it

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nancy pelosi has been in the congress since 108th congress. republicans have gone through five speakers in that time? that's extraordinary. >> and how she maintains the po discipline. instilling fear among the members. this will be a different democratic leadership. jeffries is much more message disciplined than the speaker was. she had the inside game like nobody else on capitol hill. he has to develop that and does have a lot of support within the caucus. this is the minority. being the house minority you are an opposition force. not trying to put together an agenda and keep the caucus together. he has the advantage of a democratic senate to stop bills and the house republicans pass. a democrat in the house to veto bills so he has -- this is a learning experience and not as much responsibility. >> pelosi is staying on in the congress which i guess some people interpreted as a c condescension. she is a lightning rod on the right and a hero on the left. with her being gone republicans don't have anybody -- maybe still vilify her but jeffries i

nancy pelosi for nearly two decades. she's a remarkably effective legislator, congressional leader. not just because she's a savvy politician, she's a great vote counter. what has made truly nancy pelosi truly great is what she has accomplished. there's a body of work, a substantive agenda that she either delivered or blocked. on that note, in terms of what she blocked, the one of the first major challenges she faced after taking over's house minority leader in 2003, was then president george w. bush's proposal to privatized social security. it would've been a devastating permanent probably transformation of the american welfare state and our social safety net. but leader pelosi was absolutely instrumental in blocking. she resisted pressure to present countering poses, calculating the republican plan would collapse under its own weight. when members pestered her every week, asking when they were going to release arrival plan. i remember when this was a case. the press was all like, what are democrats gonna do? she was de

. >> were you surprised by house speaker nancy pelosi's announcement, today? >> no, i was not. >> you knew it was coming. do you think the attack on her husband played a big role, or do you think this is something she has been singing about for a while? >> well, i think she made magnificent remarks on the floor, and she quoted, i believe, from ecclesiastes, that there is a time for everything under the sun. so, if there is anyone who understands timing, and the right time for her and her family , it is nancy pelosi. >> it is interesting, she has had such a unique career. you guys have entered washington politics around the same time, in the 80s and early 90s, there. can you talk a little bit about what it was like back then, and what her impact has been, for women in washington, and , washington in general for the democratic party? >> well, she chronicled that, today, but when she was elected in a special election, when is all a burton passed away, heading to the congress in 1987, there were 20 women total , out of 435 . she immediately went to work, to change

demonized nancy pelosi. she's been a top target of republicans, from rush limbaugh's attacks on her, to the fire pelosi campaign of the obama years, to this election season, where republicans have spent some $40 million on ads mentioning pelosi by name, just since labor day. some of the attack ads are especially dehumanizing. >> we call that bull nancy pelosi. she's a beast. >> i know how to handle nancy pelosi and stop her [ bleep ]. and i'll put a boot right in her socialist platform. >> madam speaker, tear down this wall. >> with just seven days until election day, our democracy frankly feels vulnerable. something many americans are desperate to save, while others taint it with conspiracy theories and hateful political theater. along with open displays of racism, misogyny, and anti-semitism. but even before the years-long campaign to eliminate nancy pelosi, my next guest spent much of her adult life as a hate object of the right. >> there's got to be some down side to having a woman president, right? some

pelosi or hakeem jeffriess. >> and they've long had nancy pelosi as a bogeyman, so how are they going to craft this new young african american as their new bogey man? only time will tell. i'm sure they're working on that. this is a new era. and she is not abandoning it. she had the opportunity, the white house left the position open for her to go be ambassador to italy. she knows her way around that wine cellar. she has been there many times and she is determined to stay on and i think it is a very noble thing. >> thank you very much. >>> joining me now the founder of country over party, and political contributor, matthew dowd and also with me is former obama white house press secretary, and msnbc political analyst, robert gibbs. >> so matthew, look, it is an understatement to say this is, it was a hugely impactful and historic speakership. talk to us about the legacy nancy pelosi leaves behind and the shoes frankly that need to be filled. >> yes, heels, that probably are going to be very difficult to fill. i mean i agree with the president. she's the most consequential effective spea

kidnapping of nancy pelosi. this man says he wanted to break the kneecaps of a detour old woman and do it to make a political point. quoting again from the filing. of course, the interview the palpitated that if you nancy as the leader of the pack of lies told by the democratic party. the document goes on in graphic detail about what the suspect said he intended. but the bottom line is simple enough. according to the suspect himself, this potentially deadly attack on paul pelosi was part of a politically motivated attempt to kidnap and harm the speaker of the house. the most powerful woman in american politics, second in line to the presidency. it is shocking, it should not be surprising. not when you consider the way pelosi has been openly demonized, often using violent imagery to do it. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we'll, if it isn't big -- >> we are tired of being pushed around. >> open the borders. >> gas prices! >> the good people of arizona have had enough of you, it is time for a showdown. >> that arizona senate candid

by 2014, 13% of all republican house ads mentioned nancy pelosi. in 2016, when hillary clinton became the main public villain, pelosi was only 9% of house ads. by 2018 by clinton and obama no longer in the spotlight, nancy pelosi was in a whopping 34% of republican house ads. this year, republicans have spent more money on ads that demonize nancy pelosi it than they have spend about ads on immigration. the things that republicans have spent money on, taxes, joe biden, inflation, crime and nancy pelosi. at the same time, in the past two years, five people, five of them, have been arrested for how seriously they have threatened speaker pelosi. today, the man accused of breaking into speaker pelosi's home and assault pelosi was a hammer david depape was arranged in the san francisco county superior court. he entered a plea of not guilty. depape told responding officers he planned to hold nancy hostage and talk to her. he said if nancy were to tell the truth he would let her go, and if she lied, she would break her kneecaps and if he broke her kneecaps

>> nancy pelosi stepping down as the top house democrat, but, staying on in congress to represent the bay area. >> no one has been more effective, no one has been more confidential. >> reporter: new reflectance on her legacy from colleagues, and what we have learned about the lawmaker who could make history, succeeding her. >>> spooked by tech layoffs, bay area college students anxious about getting and keeping a job. >> it's very scary. i think that is your searching, i might be laid off anytime. >> first and foremost, don't panic. >> how to make yourself stand out in a tough time for tech. >> i am probably the first one in my family to have a stroke. so, it was definitely a freak accident. >> reporter: he had a rare stroke at just 20 years old. his remarkable journey to get back on his feet. >>> this is cbs news bay area, with juliette goodrich. >> the end of an era in congress, nancy pelosi stepped aside as democratic leader of the house after two decades in the role. pelosi's decision comes after a narrow election which cost democrats their majority. but, she will remain in congre

. >> nancy pelosi, well, she's got protection when she is d.c. apparently her house doesn't have a lot of protection. >> peter is with the president at a rally in miami right now. but peter, in the tightest races we've been watching, democrats are turning to former president obama. >> lester, with president biden's approval ratings in the low 40s right now, it is the former president barack obama who is heading into key battleground states this week like nevada and arizona before campaigning together with president biden this weekend in pennsylvania. lester? >> all right, peter, thank you. >>> the supreme court has blocked house democrats from obtaining former president trump's tax returns, at least for now. chief justice john roberts temporarily shielding those records two days before the irs was due to hand them over. also today, the supreme court rejecting the request from trump ally senator lindsey graham to avoid testifying in a into possible election meddling in georgia. >>> now to an emotional day in a florida courtroom. outraged families

the person most was nancy pelosi. at the end of the day she realized even though we're in a financial crisis, even though it's clear democrats are gonna have a horrible election, we just had to enroll, so even in a neutral environment we're gonna give a lot back. she saw this was an opportunity, really, once in a generation. it had been 100 years. she deserves enormous credit for that because there was such opposition to that. it was, yes, the itty-bitty bill. a lot of people wanted no bill at all. and she put that on her back. >> she did. in the accounts of, that i saw that up close, i will never forget trying to remember that day, the morning after the brown election. progressive members, were dead, it's dead. here's the other thing that i note about her. managing the caucus. i thought this reporting that came out in the book about the two impeachments, about how she tried to manage that, and she was caught between progressives who wanted to leave no stone unturned by pursuing potential multiple crimes by trump, hus

>>> meanwhile, today speaker nancy pelosi announced she is step do you think as the house democratic leader. pelosi, who's 82, said it's time for a new generation to lead. and biden was like to, oh, okay, nancy. take her home. take her home. so funny. >> it is the top of the fourth hour of "morning joe," and there's a live look at san francisco for you this morning. we've got a lot to cover this hour as the new era is taking shape in washington. the top two democrats in the house, speaker pelosi and majority leader steny hoyer announcing they will not seek leadership positions in the new congress. we're going to speak with the majority leader about his to decision and the future of the democratic party. >>> also this hour, we're following a new wave of resignations at twitter after employees reject and demand -- the demand from elon musk to commit a, quote, hardcore work environment, to commit to that environment. and the question this morning is, will the social media company survive its new ceo? he seems to keep missing it, like he keeps making more and more mistakes, spending more

but you need nancy pelosi to run a tight ship and protect you. i think one of things democrats did not see coming was if they kept the senate, which they have, then joe biden is now the guy that will be the presidential contender for their party. this will not be a massive everybody jumping kind of thing. obvious, we have to switch gears and if you are nancy pelosi, all right, can all the other democrats handle protecting him and protecting if he is our candidate like i can? i think that is the only reason she would stay because she realizes now how vulnerable -- forget hunter biden, how vulnerable the biden crime family is specifically the president of the united states of america. >> kayleigh: we saw a very powerful, energetic press conference this morning with jim jordan and james comer. i will play a little bit of james jordan and this is what jim jordan had to say about the oversight committee. >> what part of mr. cromer's presentation, prompted the fbi to go to facebook and say, hey, you want to be on the lookout for russian disinformation

we wait for an important announcement from nancy pelosi. her spokesperson tells nbc news she will reveal her future plans during a speech on the house floor some time today. and there you see it beginning opening of congress today. a source tells nbc news pelosi took home two versions of the speech she plans to deliver some time today. >> the house will be in order. >> this comes one day after nbc news projected republicans will take control of the house of representatives in january with just a razor thin majority. with democrats poised to hold on to the senate, president biden will face a divided congress for the next two years. speaker pelosi issued a statement after the call saying in part -- t -- with us now to take a closer look at this, nbc news capitol hill correspondent and former maryland congresswoman donna edwards. ali, is there a sense of what nancy pelosi intends to announce today? >> you know, jose this is one of those rare moments that congress is sort of frozen waiting for the future to be unraveled in front of them. in the

nancy pelosi was the one doing the talking. i kind of like in that -- liken that to a commercial that somebody gets things done. what i mean is, when somebody talks, she listens. thank you very much. host: that thought about pelosi, when she talks, people listen, and she was the one being out front and may be the uncomfortable thing or save a thing other people will not. we saw that after january 6. is that a trait you saw from her throughout the years? did it develop over time or was that always part of her characteristics? guest: she chooses her words judiciously but she does not shy away from controversy, she does not shy away from putting issues out there. in the book repeatedly, you will see her take very confrontational stances with people with whom she has strong agreement, barack obama, harry reid, chuck schumer, members of her own caucus, insisting they address issues of importance to her house members. she is a very direct -- sometimes people will see the public nancy pelosi and she is very well spoken, very articulat

to nancy depends later allegedly striking pelosi in the head with a hammer . in a new statement, speaker pelosi says paul is making steady progress on what will be a long recovery process as he remains in the icu amid renewed concerns over lawmakers. safety authorities say they're continuing to investigate to perhaps social media posts that allegedly include unfounded conspiracy theories, including the false claim. president biden lost the 2020 election. we should be able all engage. in passionate political discourse. but still remain respectful of one another. it is expected to be arraigned in san francisco court today. if convicted on those federal charges he could face up to 50 years behind bars . andrew come, elizabeth, thank you to 14 people have been shot in chicago during a violent halloween night. police say it was a drive by shooting and a three year old is among the victims. some are in critical condition. no word yet on any arrests, or even a motive. in kansas city, at least one person was killed and seven others wounded at halloween party. police s

and that's thanks in part to leaders like nancy pelosi. >> nancy pelosi has called you incompetent, a liar, the emperor are no clothes. >> dually elected speaker of the house of representatives for the 116th congress. >> the lilly led better act. protect d.r.e.a.m.ers who are the -- i'm announcing the house of representatives moving forward with an official impeachment inquiry. let us be clear -- we are not going back for our daughters, our granddaughters. we are not going back. nothing less is at stake than our democracy. >> here we are on a night for our democracy. i'm joined by the nation's joan walsh and presidency of the leadership conference on human and civil rights, maya wiley who has also run for office like the speaker has. joan, your thoughts on speaker pelosi's legacy now as we mark it? >> i think it's important that president biden called her the most consequential speaker. not the most consequential woman speaker. i want to talk about that. it's obviously hugely important to all of us. something you do not know, fun fact -- i did not vote for nancy pelosi in 1987. i vote

kumasi: people are now wondering about nancy pelosi's future. she is said to address her plans today. clea rodriguez is running as live in the newsroom with what we know. gloria: we don't know what time she will make this announcement, but her spokesperson tweeting this. "speaker pelosi has been overwhelmed by calls from colleagues, friends, and supporters." is bigger -- and supporters. the speaker plans to address her future with colleagues. stay tuned." she spoke with abc7news last week about her plans. >> i'm not making comments until this is finished and we have more time to go. gloria: the speaker says last month's attack of her husband paul is having an impact on this decision. at the midterm election is also over. some in washington anticipate nancy pelosi will step aside for a new generation of leadership after democrats lost the house of representatives. her office has stated that nancy pelosi plans to still serve in congress even if not in a leadership role. we are expected to learn more about nancy pelosi's future political plans toda

pelosi awake, soon asking, where's nancy? where's nancy? depape allegedly threatened to tie up mr. pelosi about ten times over the course of their encounter, at one point saying that it was the end of the road for mr. pelosi. pelosi able to grab his phone in the bathroom and call 911. authorities say when san francisco police arrived, they witnessed depape striking mr. pelosi in the head at full force with the hammer, which knocked mr. pelosi unconscious. pelosi remaining unresponsive for about three minutes, waking up in a pool of his own blood. depape allegedly saying he was on a suicide mission and was planning to target others, too, including a professor and several prominent state and federal politicians and their relatives. >> we're not disclosing who those people were. >> reporter: tonight depape remains in a county jail, as u.s. authorities face new questions about how the canadian citizen was reportedly able to stay in the country illegally for years. and tonight, nancy pelosi also thanking her supporters in this heated political environment, adding this -- >> there is no

it's almost impossible to put into words the legacy of nancy pelosi. but from the beginning of congressional career, nancy pelosi has been a stalwart defender of democracy. in 1991 she risked her life to defy the chinese government and display a banner commemorating the tiananmen square protesters, literally at tiananmen square. she had used that grit to her advantage grit to herd vantage throughout her career, whether working with president bush to tackle the hiv aids crisis and pat far the single largest commitment by any nation to address a single disease in history, a rallying house democrats when all seemed lost in the fight for obamacare, or uniting progressives and moderates within her coalition to pass the lion's share of president biden's legislative agenda. she was and is a once in a generation political talent, no doubt about. and that's all the more clear now that we have gotten a glimpse of what is likely to come in her wake. as kevin mccarthy embraces far-right radicals who denied the election, have bigoted beliefs and advocate for danger