reviewing calls of nancy reagan. chronicles private life of influence of nancy reagan. the book draws on interviews friends, family members and shares the most influential first ladies of the century. we now invite you to join our virtual program. join the conversation board of trustees kathy bush. >> good afternoon. i am so pleased to welcome you today. pa much-anticipated biography n former first lady nancy reagan. the book, the triumph of nancy reagan written by karen will be officially released tomorrow. karen has graciously agreed to make reagan library one of her first stops on the book to her. after devouring the book myself, i think readers still agree it is a well researched talents and insightful book into the life of one of the century's most fascinating and consequential figures. in the interest of full disclosure i thought i would mention i was privileged to work for the reagan as a young woman. first in the white house and then in los angeles. there i was part of their small staff and their vibrant post presidential life ultimately serving as their spokesp

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 i simply can't imagine the last eight years without nancy. the presidency wouldn't have been the joy without her there beside me and that second floor living quarters in the white house would have seemed a lonely spot without her waiting for me every day. they had all kinds of advisors and experts who look after his interests when it comes to foreign policy or the economy but no one looks after their needs for a human being nancy has done that for me through recuperation's and crisis. every president should be so lucky. [applause] i think it is all too common in marriages that no matter how much partners love each other they

frank and nancy were now empty nesters. ashley and her brother jay were each married and on their own. brianna was in college and in nashville. >> you were so close with your kids. was it hard as one by one they started leaving the nest and going off to college? >> sure. yeah, it was. i mean, i'm proud of them. but it was difficult. i mean, change is difficult. >> now nancy was often home alone. frank's work with his new client, a wealthy defense contractor, had him traveling to florida, california, even kuwait. >> there was a little bit more, you know, freedom or whatever. and like i said, a lot of it was work. and so you know, i was out there kind of trying to build it and she was sitting at home. >> still, nancy had her faith and church activities to fill the empty hours. in fact, that's where she'd been the evening everything changed for the howard family. it was a saturday night. august 18th, 2012. >> you're out of town. >> yes. >> you got a call that something horrific has happened to nancy. there's been a robbery at

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

i'm nancy. nancy: there has been a sharp rise in the number of albanians crossing the english channel in small boats this year. we report from albania on what's behind it. >> locals in this neighborhood say 70% of the community has already left and many of those living here now are thinking of joining them. nancy: here in britain, a series of train strikes due to start on saturday have been called off by the union involved. the social media platform twitter has sacked thousands of staff by email as its new owner elon musk begins his push to low costs. imran khan said he knew of the plot to kill him after he was shot during a protest march. ♪ nancy: hello, there, and welcome. if you're watching here in the u.k., pbs, u.s., around the world. bbc investigation has found that albanian drug gangs are offering to pay for migrants to cross the english channel if they're prepared to work in the u.k. drugs industry when they arrive. albanians have who have traveled account for almost a third of the 38,

where you are, nancy? we're looking for you. nancy? oh, nancy? nancy? where you are, nancy? >> because of her public and unyielding opposition to president trump, pelosi is one of the chief targets of the violent force that's were stirred up by trump's election lies. last night we got this new footage of capitol rioters ran tacking her office. the footage is against riley williams who led a gang of insurrectionists to pelosi's office and aided in the theft of the speaker's laptop. the president was watching events on tv, speaker pelosi was on the phone from a secure location working on the federal government's response to the violence while she herself was a target of that violence. last month violent extremest broke into pelosi's home attacking paul pelosi with a hammer. it's an attack they dismissed around which they could promote baseless conspiracy theories to diminish and forget about it. but the reality is that the violence directed against nancy pelosi and her family will forever be part of how we remember the pelosi era which is why it's all the more shocking that "n

>> nancy, oh nancy! nancy! where are you nancy? >> because of her publican unyielding opposition to president trump, pelosi was one of the chief targets of the violence versus that was stirred up by trump. last night, we got this footage of capital rioters ransacking pelosi's office on january six. footage was released as part as the government's case against riley williams, the white woman with supremacy ties, let a gang of white insurrectionists to pelosi's office, and engaging the theft of the speakers locked up. while those rioters were ransacking her office, the president was watching the events on tv, speaker pelosi was on the phone from a secure location working on a federal government's response to the violence while she herself was a target of that violence. last month a violent qanon extremist broke into pelosi's home, attacking her husband paul pelosi with a hammer. it was an attack that many republicans later set to trivialize, or assess on baseless conspiracy theories all in it attempt to diminish or forget about it. b

they were thrilled and jumping up and down and saying to me, nancy, nancy, look, there's the capitol. every time i would say, i don't see any capitol. is it a capital a, b or c? finally, i saw it. a stunning white building with a magnificent dome. i believed then as i believe today, this is the most beautiful building in the world because of what it represents. the capitol is a temple of our democracy, of our constitution, of our highest ideals. on that day -- [ applause ] on that day, i stood with my father on this floor as he took the sacred oath to support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic. all of us who have served in this house have taken the oath of office. it is the oath that stitches us together in a long and storied heritage. colleagues who served before us are all our colleagues, colleagues like abraham lincoln, daniel webster, shirley chisolm and our beloved john lewis. personally, it binds me as a colleague to my father, a proud new deal congressman and one of the earliest italian americans to serve in the congress.

i've watched nancy for years. as a woman, we are so proud of women, democratic, republican, it does not matter. we all belong and we all serve under the lord. she has done wonderful things. disappointments in her when she didn't protect the capital disappointed me. it was her job and it was such a sad day. she could not admit that. when she tore up the speech of the president, no matter what she thought of the president, it disappointed me. not mentioning the president she served under. she did not mention his name. it was very difficult to see that she let her anger at the end or her hatred for mr. trump show that she could not control that. doing her hair in san francisco when we were all locked down, i traveled to california quite a bit for work showed us that she locked down san francisco but she was doing her hair, which was disappointing. might sound silly for some. we had to do our hair at home and keep our children out of home. they had their kids at private schools, most of the officials in california. i

break or kneecaps to pop with certain that nancy would not have told the truth. in the course of the interview, he said he viewed nancy as the leader of the pack of lies told by the democratic party. he also later explained that by nate breaking nancy's kneecaps, she would then have to be wielding to congress which one show other members of congress, there are consequences to actions, and he also explained generally, that he wanted to use nancy to lure another individual, two to pap. the confession, includes this description of what happened when the police arrived, quote, the police arrived and knocked on the door, and pelosi ran over and opened, it pelosi grabbed onto the pups hammer, which was in the pipes hand, at this point in the interview, the pap repeated the deposited not plan to surrender, and that he would go through pelosi. tip-top stated, that he fully hammer away from pelosi and swung they have are towards pelosi. pat explained that pelosi's actions resulted in pelosi taking the punishment instead. >> the fbi affidavit includes this account, of what

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

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.

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.

we begin tonight with the brutal attack on house speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul pelosi. authorities speaking just moments ago, and tonight the attacker now charged with attempted murder, as well as federal charges tonight. there are also chilling new details from the federal affidavit, what the suspect told them he intended to do saying speaker pelosi was his target saying he hoped to send a message to other members of congress. the assailant saying he broke in through a glass door finding paul pelosi sleeping, demanding to talk to nancy. the suspect had a hammer, zip ties and tape. after surgery to repair his skull, we have learned that 82-year-old paul pelosi had more surgery over the weekend. he has now spoken to investigators, and tonight there are calls from leaders of both parties, republicans and democrats, urging lawmakers to tone down the rhetoric. abc's mola lenghi leading us off from san francisco. >> reporter: tonight, federal authorities detailing a shocking, politically motivated hammer attack on house speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul, that fractured hi

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

nancy, oh, nancy. where are you, nancy? we're looking for you! calling her name in this really creepy way. i think they would have killed nancy pelosi. the mob didn't get to nancy pelosi onjanuary 6, but ten days ago, a man broke into her san franscisco home. us house speaker— nancy pelosi's husband paul was severely beaten - with a hammer this morning. the fbi believes the attack was politically motivated. nancy pelosi wasn't home at the time of the break—in, but the attacker�*s reported words were a chilling echo of what happened onjanuary 6. sources saying he shouted, "where is nancy, where is nancy?" a dramatic increase in political violence has been the most sinister legacy of january 6. last year alone, police investigated nearly 10,000 threats made against politicians and the capitol building. president biden believes tomorrow's elections are a battle for the soul of the nation. america must choose to be a nation of hope and unity and optimism or a nation of fear, division and of darkness. i think we've had too many days where we've

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

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 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 nancy pelosi was the leader of the pack of lies told by the democratic party, and if he broke her knee caps she would then have to be wheeled into congress which would show other members of congress there are consequences to actions. -- two days before paul pelosi was attacked, congressman tom membrane -- tweeted out this video of him, excuse--me firing a gun to the gun range with the hashtag, fire a gun at the gun range. pelosi when question about this weekend he said democratic rhetoric is just as. that he disavow the violence, but did not see anything wrong with what he did. today delta, communications director for the rnc, back when they started the fire pelosi campaign in 2010, doug wrote this in the washington post: i help when the fire pelosi effort, those talk politics go too far. hi talks about the initial rush became from how successful the campaign was. how the success felt like a political gift.

. >> 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

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 and more money. you tell a workforce in this economic environment, leave or take the oath to me? and it will be only, like, the hardest hour

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

nancy cordes thank you. we're getting new information tonight on the planned attack at house speaker nancy pelosi's san francisco home. the brutal assault on pelosi's 82-year-old husband, paul, has sent shock waves across the political world as threats against elected officials have skyrocketed. cbs' jonathan vigliotti has the that the break-in at nancy pelosi's home was captured by security cameras set up outside the house. sources tell cbs news they're part of a network of roughly 1800 cameras that the u.s. capitol police can access at any time. meanwhile, details about what happened inside are coming into sharper focus. according to this criminal complaint, alleged assailant david depape allowed paul pelosi to use the bathroom, where he grabbed his phone, called 911, and put it on speaker. depape got agitated. pelosi tells the 911 operator that the man told him to put the phone down and just do what we says. the dispatcher then asked for depape's name, and he responded, "my name is david." a terrifying se

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nancy never gave up. she had to bring the coalition of different perspectives and different people together, and when that affordable care bill went through she had the spine in the backbone to not give up, and we saw what happened in the 90s when bill clinton tried to get something through. nancy pelosi is singularly the person that deserves the credit for getting that bill done. >> if kevin mccarthy wields the speakers gavel in the next congress do you think he will have the success speaker pelosi add? >> first of all, i don't ever wish for somebody not to be successful, because if we get policies passed that help every american, that is something we should all be doing. but by the, way i think the republican caucus now is so focused on oversight and so divided among themselves that they need to understand the american people are still worried about a lot of issues and they want to see us get something done. i think kevin mccarthy's got to get the votes to become speaker. you saw what happened to paul r

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

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 was not at home at the time. instead her husband was badly wounded. officials also confirmed the suspect, and mr pelosi did not know each other a woman who says she is the suspect's ex girlfriend tells our san francisco station that cpap has struggled with mental health issues. meanwhile nancy pelosi has released a new statement about her husband's ishan abc s elizabeth scholesy has the latest elizabeth. good morning. andrew good morning, house speaker nancy pelosi says her husband is making a steady recovery as we learn graphic new details about the alleged attack on his life. the man accused of brutally attacking house speaker nancy pelosi's husband is set to appear in court today as he faces new federal and state charges, including assault, attempted kidnapping and attempted murder. we will work vigorously to hold the defendant accountable federal affidavit laying out how 42 year old david deepak told police he was going to hold nancy hostage and talk to her. and if she lied, he was going to break her kneecaps allegedly going on to say bye, bree. a

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

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

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

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

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.

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

that the assailant said, where's nancy? where is nancy? meaning nancy pelosi extensively, it was report that on january 6, either some or all said, where's nancy as they walked into the capital? where, where are these and initial? where's nancy? where's mike pants? where's whomever she st. ah, because he said, where is nancy? this mimicked and reflected that shibboleth, that, that call to arms. you know, that was said, now i've gotta say, oh, come on, let's say i would have gotten the entire media pool together, left to right in the united states, the entire group. and i said, let me tell you a story. the following happened to donald trump. and if i went through this, the facts of this case, but use the name, trump versus paul pelosi. these people would want to know every thing about it. no stone would be unturned and in the middle of this, if i said, oh excuse me, did i say donald trump? i made a mistake. it's paul pelosi then immediately they stuck. that is what fascinates me . ah, one of the world's largest. i'd see conference's website

yes, i was there for nancy. yes, i did it because of her position, and he handed the government an additional charge that i didn't see coming, which was now kidnapping because he actually added the fact that his intention was to detain her and then lure somebody else. so he handed them an additional charge that really they probably had not yet contemplated. i'm focused squarely, mika, not just on the violent act, but on the response as you've been talking about this morning from those who are responsible for radicalizing people to violence. it's not only the lack of condemnation at the highest levels that we're not seeing, but it's worse than that. it's the denial that this even happened. it's charlie kirk from turning point going on his youtube show and saying somebody, some patriot needs to bail this guy out. it's the complete conspiracy theories circulating about this that tells me we are in a very dark place in terms of radicalization. >> yeah, we are, and again, there are some people who perhaps could take

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nancy? >> no, i agree with all of that. i think the more that you take advantage while you're in college and then in graduate school to work in different kinds of libraries, to get an idea of what it feels like. because academic labrador more like each other that are like anything else music libraries the same way. figure out if you want to have specialization and go and see what it feels like. >> yeah. i was with the congressional research service up until february. i also just met you, nancy, just a few minutes ago. i i just want to first say that you so much for the session. he spent a lovely session, very much enjoyed your conversation. i wanted to ask, going back to more towards the beginning of the conversation when you think about inking of your career in cycles and being open to unconventional positions. i just took a position with the national science foundation. >> good. >> and so my question is related to, if you're one of the only people in an organization that has a background i

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

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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thank you, nancy. host: can you expand more on the role families play in speaker pelosi's leadership? guest: again, there are certain personal aspects of her life i am not as comfortable speaking about because they are personal. certainly, anybody who has worked with her nose the extent to which faith is an important part of her life. she is a regular -- attends church on a regular basis and she will quote scripture often when she is talking about the political and policy objectives she faces. in terms of family and children, those are primary for her. and if you will remember, when she first became speaker, when she took over the oath in january 2007, she told us in the office what she wanted to do the moment she became speaker was to invite the children on the floor as part of the swearing in ceremony to come up to the podium and the representatives said, no, no, no, you cannot do that. mrs. pelosi, when she was about to be given the gavel, turned to the audience and said, i want the children to come