here now, christine pelosi, the daughter of nancy pelosi and the author of "the nancy pelosi way." thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> martha: i want your reaction when you saw the speaker rip up the pages intentionally, one, two, three in fronts of the cameras. did you know she was going to do that? >> no idea she was going to do that. nancy pelosi is a wonderful person. she prays daily for the president and for the country as we talked before. in watching that, her reaction to that speech, i thought to myself, that's an italian grandma move. i saw my grandmother do that years ago in her kitchen when there was a guest at my grandfather's house. she picked up the person's plate without comment, we heard a crashing sound. she threw the plate away, sat down and didn't say another word. i thought that -- >> martha: you thought it was appropriate. >> i thought it was an italian grandma move. >> martha: she said it was the most courteous thing i could do, she said, given my other exuberances. what were her other exuberances? what would have been worse? >> plenty of things would have

pelosi cuando primera ella le extenlÓÉ la ignorÓ al final cuando terminÓ el discurso, nancy pelosi rompiÓ la copia del mensaje, pero hubo mÁs detalles, javier vega tiene los detalles, buenas tardes. >> ¿quÉ tal? paulina, buenas tardes el presidente trump dio su discurso del estado de la uniÓn ante un congreso dividido, no solo por las diferencias partidistas, sino por el juicio polÍtico que estÁ en curso, esto quedÓ patente en varios momentos en particular cuando se refrenÓo el antagonismo entre el mandatario y la presidenta de la cÁmara de representantes, nancy pelosi, esta es la crÓnica. fue su Último discurso al congreso antes de jugarse la reelecciÓn, e inicio condes plante a la presidenta de la cÁmara de representantes, nancy pelosi a quieÓ con la mano estirada en pleno saludo empoderado por los gritos republicanos de cuatro aÑos mÁs, el presidente trump marcÓ de inicio el tono de su mensaje. (informaciÓn en pantalla) el estado de la uniÓn, es mÁs fuerte que nunca dijo triunfante, en un congreso con mayorÍa demÓcrata y en pleno juicio polÍtico en su contra, los

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the actions of the democrats and nancy pelosi tearing at the manuscript was appalling. >> washington post, this is their immediate reaction. policies andobs, foreign relations. what is your reaction? i have been a democrat for 77 years. it was appalling to me. i found it very dis-or vexed disrespectful. he is still the president. i am changing my mind. i am never going for a democrat again. i will probably stay home. i am very embarrassed being a democrat for what they did in the house with pelosi and the rest of them. they seemed like a bunch of idiots sitting there. the 17,000 families in this country of our family name, we will a bully -- all get together boycott the democratic party. that is how i feel. i am fixing to hang up on you. bye. >> trent is next. hi trent. make: media has tried to donald trump out to be a shallow entertainer. is thatthe reality that are deepgs things, masses of people that he connected with. there is a little reversal of the bob dylan song in the 60's. there is something going on here and you don't know what it is due you, mr. liberal? >> what is it tha

pelosi's actions as a breach of decorum that brought discredit on the house, nancy pelosi stole the spotlight from the president's state of the union address tuesday as donald trump was finishing up, ripped up a copy of his speech, she told reporters afterwards she did because it was a, quote, manifesto of mistruths. she's not just face the resolution to condemn erections, now congressman matt gates announcing he is filing an ethics complaint against the speaker. >> he disgraced the house of representatives, embarrassed our country and destroyed official records. the law does not allow the speaker of the house to destroy the records of the house and the rules of the house do not permit some little temper tantrum because you don't like what the president of the united states as. >> here is the other part, a person close to the speaker told fox news it was not planned but the video appears to show otherwise, you see pelosi pulled the speech behind the desk and pretty ripped the pages, lawmakers on both sides are debating just how bad this really was. >> he had no right to destroy this

a new push to condemn nancy pelosi for her paper ripping moments at the state of the union. the speaker insists on this she took the high road. >> republicans demand repercussions. >> good morning. the house could vote on a resolution as early as today which would condemn nancy pelosi's actions as a breach of decorum that brought discredit on our house, nancy pelosi stole the spotlight from the state of the union address on tuesday as donald trump was finishing things up, she ripped up a copy of his speech, she then told reporters she did it because it was a, quote, manifesto of mistruths. she's not just facing this resolution to condemn her actions, congressman matt gates announced he is filing an ethics complaint against the speaker. >> he disgraced the house of representatives, embarrassed our country and destroyed official records. the law does not allow the speaker of the house to destroy the records of the house and the rules of the house do not permit some little temper tantrum because you don't like what the president of the united states says. >> the other part of t

two separate >> terry into nancy pelosi and democrats. aishah hasnie joins us with backlash from the mainstream media. >> the president speaking first at a national prayer breakfast where nancy pelosi was sitting just feet away. >> i don't like people who use their faith as justification for doing what they know is wrong nor do i like people who say i pray for you when they know that was not so. heather: the president spoke to america, unfiltered, claiming victory after his acquittal, slamming the speaker by name. >> nancy pelosi is a horrible person and she wanted to impeach a long time ago and i pray for the president. she prays for the opposite. >> the mainstream media not happy about either of the president's post acquittal speeches. >> i don't know who will look like a crystal a follower of jesus with this kind of conversation and vitriol. >> why would you not want to accept at least prayer or that kind of positive gesture. making clear consequences. >> it was infected -- a vindictive and full of revenge, mean-spirited and poisonous,

and he called out with nancy pelosi sitting there. numerous cities, some in california, i believe one in san francisco he called out. new york he did. and is working aggressively too end these, how does he do it. >> i would say that from sanctuary policies from our point of view are not only an affront to rule of law and constitution and they go against every instinct we have as law enforcement professionals, we're taking strong act action. to know get more information about those they have in custody, department of justice backing us up with lawsuit, we're taking action we'll continue to educate, jurisdictions like about these truss dangerous policies and make sure we're protecting men and women of i.c.e., and law enforcement officers. trish: left says it was overly political, he politicize the moment, turning immigration to a negative thing. what is your response? >> i disagree 100%, i thought that speech this evening was powerful, and optimistic, told a story about americani economy el implemenexceptionalism, presidet talking about

let's start with nancy pelosi. last night she showed the world who she really is, a woman left with little else but her own sour post-facial expression and a paper ripping stunt. she let her anger get the best of her and her white suit didn't make her look anymore angelic. it was the color of surrender. [applause] >> laura: she wasn't the only person acting out. utah junior senator reminded us of why he couldn't connect with most regular working class people. they don't like politicians who claim to be holier-than-thou when they are really just sticking a shave in your back. >> my premise before god to apply impartial justice required that i put my personal feelings and political biases aside. were i to ignore the evidence that has been presented, it would, i fear, expose my character to history's rebuke. >> laura: it has exposed it all right. he is the ultimate selfish, preening, self-centered politician. and he has good hair. and a sort of okay singing voi voice. ♪ america, america ♪ god shed his grace on the

liz: do you think it backfired on nancy pelosi and the democrats? she said no to impeachment in the spring. the president's approval rating under gallup at personal best at 49%. your reaction? >> it is totally backfiring and the american people are sick of this. all they see is the bickering back and forth. nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house, i mean that is an important position. she is acting like a kid ripping up stuff? while the president is finishing up his speech, talking about god and country? what in the world is going on getting things done. liz: sorry to jump in. breaking news. a new republican red solution to condemn nancy pelosi for ripping up the president's speech. would you vote for that? >> most definitely i would. and if it is the one i know about, i got a copy on the floor today, it is well-written. i certainly support it. liz: on what ground, on what ground, what else is in the resolution. >> it is just condemning the action. i don't have the exact words right in front of me but condemning the action because it is really juveni

this says nancy pelosi should resign. the house has had its share of infamies great and small real and symbolic and personal infamies from brawls to kaines. but the conduct of nancy pelosi will go down in infamiliar any as a chamber long been a tradition. this is totally unethical. ainsley: do you think she made the decision to make little tiny tears when she was up there. steve: no she was going to do it from the get-go. she wanted the imagery. she got it. brian: to me, it's nuts. it shows how out of control this whole thing is the fact that she was gyrating and staring out and she looked like a kid that just got caught or couldn't wait to reveal something, just staring over to the right and her caucus. and somehow trying to mind meld with aoc who didn't even show up because that's how they feel about this president. ainsley: i'm going to have the last word. i'm mad at how this is all going in favor of him. he has had a really good week. steve: right. ainsley: i think she was saying i'm going to have the last laugh, last

at nancy pelosi was shameful the house floor. the president deserves an apology but that won't happen. we will have the censure vote today. a team that we will hear from her, holding her conference so she is likely to be asked by reporters about that and we will see what she has to say this morning. congressman mccaul, appreciate you this morning. >> ed: this fox news alert, breaking news on coronavirus, a number of confirmed cases in america rising to 12 including a newborn. is china doing enough to contain the outbreak? >> sandra: candidates now storm new hampshire, growing fallout from the iowa caucus fiasco. >> we took a gut punch in iowa. the whole process took a gut punch, but this isn't the first time in my life i've been knocked down. e future. surprise! we renovated the guest room, so you can live with us. i'm good at my condo well planned, well invested, well protected. voya. be confident to and through retirement. it's a masterstroke of heartache and redemption. the lexus nx. modern utility for modern obstacles. lease

pelosi seemingly ripping up a copy of her speech what did you make of this division that was on full display here tonight during the speech. well we have to say that indeed president donald trump didn't mention impeachment once in his address but it was clearly on his mind because he started his speech by not shaking house speaker nancy pelosi is all for its hands and this was the very awkward moments too to start the night and then in the end we saw her ripping up their copy of his speech and both moments were not only awkward but they are also reflecting the partisanship and the toxic atmosphere in washington we also have to add that. both of them haven't spoken to each over since october even though there should at least on some issues be working together but of course that shouldn't be a surprise for us when we consider that president trump this state of the union address on the eve of the impeachment vote in the senate of course he is expected to be acquitted but it was nancy pelosi who started the impeachment proceedings in the house in the house of representatives and who orch

first time they will come face-to-face with nancy pelosi. u.s. markets bouncing back big today but china markets are plunging. worst day in five years. they reopened after the lunar new year. what is going on? coronavirus it is gathering momentum worldwide. it is a pandemic. the debate is this. it is a wordwide pandemic, a worldwide backlash happening against china. democrats on the impeachment, could it cost them the house? how the democrats blew it. unforced errors. the 2020 senator blaming for ruining impeachment. here it comes, the senate republicans launching a new sweeping counterattack after this wednesday's vote expected to acquit the president. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business nts today as republicans say they're optimistic potentially senate democrats could make this a bipartisan acquittal of the president this wednesday. brace yourselves for potential chaos tonight with the iowa democrats. for the first time the democrat

that is part of nancy pelosi statement. here is some of the response starting with republican responses. this is congressman steve scalise, the republican from louisiana, saying it is a new low for nancy pelosi. she ripped up president trump's state of the union for national tv. this speech was about american heroes and workers. she decided that was worth literally tearing apart. absolutely disgraceful. mark meadows saying he loved what lindsey graham had to say. nancy pelosi can tear up the speech, but she can't tear up the accomplishments. one more from the democrat from new mexico saying that if you are mad about a torn piece of paper, you should be furious about president trump ripping up snap benefits for hungry families. some of the response to the democratsping, expressing their displeasure for the president in other ways, including several who boycotted the state of the union. at least 10 democratic members of congress, including aoc.esswoman r cossey o were democratic members who simply walked out of the speech las

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trish: remember when nancy pelosi said this about the president and his impeachment? >> this president is impeached for life regardless of gamesmanship on the part of the mitch mcconnell. when someone is impeached, they are always impeached. it cannot be he raced. trish: guess what, nancy pelosi snow was just acquitted hours ago. but this will not be erased. we are going to remember that. we'll always remember that. no one will forget that. that's the asterisk next to your name. the squad was out with their negativity in full force. >> made and grown right here in the usa. [cheers and applause] >> rashida tlaib is getting further reports. many members of congress walked out of tonight's state of the union address. >> such a joke. we had to pretend this was some kind of oprah moment. trish: wait a second. the left says president trump is the one that's divisive. right? relentless optimism, working together? what have they done with president trump? >> designed to be further divisive in the country. there was a lie on every page. >> it was a divisive speech or campaign

kind of embarrassed for nancy pelosi. if i was her mother, boy we would have a one-to-one conversation. she was like a spoiled rotten child. as far as president trump, is he absolutely correct. promises made, promises kept. the list goes on forever. donald trump 2020. pete: there you go. loved the speech last night. ma'am, what did you think of the speech. >> i thought it was a great speech. he just did a fantastic job. i love trump. terrific. pete: any part in particular that sticks out to you, sir? >> the economics and getting people to work. and that's what we voted for trump for. pete: absolutely. >> and rush limbaugh. pete: a lot of love for rush limbaugh in here this morning? [cheers and applause] pete: i met this gentleman earlier, sir. you used to be a democrat and switched over. why did you switch to the republican party to support the president. >> just the way they acted. pete: what did you think of the speech last night? >> loved it. pete: what did you think of the way the democrats reacted? reacted? >> terrib

can i see one thing about nancy pelosi? i'm not making the strongest of predictions but i think the other thing that could've been is that i think she knows that this is probably her last state of the union where she sits there. because one, there is an election so you never know what could happen. republicans could come back, and she wouldn't be the speaker but also remember in 2018 when she won, there was basically a wink and a nod that she would not run again. her final act as speaker at the state of the union was to rip up the president's speech. i think will be the second paragraph and all the literature that is written about her in the future. >> juan: people underestimate nancy pelosi. how has that worked out for you, republicans? >> jesse: well, what do you mean? i think trump should ground her next flight. president trump touts the booming economy and smacked down socialism in a must-see state of the union moment. that's next. you know, new customers save over $1,000 on average when they bundle home and auto with p

nancy pelos nancy pelosi firmÓ los cargos. sylvia garcÍa, fueron los responsables de construir el caso para presentarlo al senado. su trabajo fue de casi 30.000 paginas. >>> tras # semanas y rechazo de documentos y testigos adicionales. la mayorÍa republicana se impuso. algo que de origen muchos analistas adelantaron. >>> mientras esto pasaba, el presidente trump recibÍa hoy en la casa blanca al lÍder opositor venezolano, juan guaidÓ. >>> el presidente le dio la b n bienvenida en las afueras de la presidencia. mantuvieron una reuniÓn en privado. el encuentro un dÍa despuÉs, que trump invitara a guaidÓ a su discurso a la naciÓn. >>> el presidente legÍtimo de venezuela. hubo muchÍsimos momentos que hicieron que el discurso de trump anoche pareciera mÁs un reality show. sin duda lo que sigue dando de quÉ hablar son los gestos desprecio entre Él y la lÍder demÓcrata nancy pelosi. julio, increÍble. >>> este discurso sobre el estado de la uniÓn, fue muchas cosas a la vez. por un lado una catapulta para la campaÑa

nancy pelosi ripped their stories apart for pathetic camera shots. the speaker of the house should be humiliated with her behavior last night. standing behind the president of the united states and think that is the appropriate way. nancy pelosi is pathetic as what she did to those americans was unbelievable. this is what they think of trump supporters, people that stand with the president of the united states. you saw it last night and they will not hide their disdain. >> what they have done in the past, that was expected this time around. the military family reunited among other things. this list of accomplishments, what donald trump talked about, some of those, put them on screen because there is a long list of them. >> the list can go on quite a while, donald trump has brought america back to greatness, more jobs than jobseekers, opportunity existing, doubling the child tax credit. economy on the rise, strong military, better america with donald trump at the helm. it was an exceptional state of the union. i am so proud of what the president did,

and nancy pelosi tears trump a new one. so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with the democratic primary. what was meant to be a one-day event in iowa has turned into a four-day shit show of confusion. ( laughter ) only about three-quarters of the ballots are in. so we still don't know who officially won. but as it stands, it's a close race between bernie sanders, the world's youngest old man-- and pete buttigeig, the world's oldest young man. ( laughter ) but regardless of how it ends, no one is around to give a victory speech, because the candidates have already moved on. >> today, all of the top candidates are in new hampshire ahead of the primary next week. and as you can see right there on your screen, they're holding events all around the state right now. >> for some reason, in iowa, they're having a little bit of trouble counting votes. ( laughter ) but i am confident that here in new hampshire, i know they'll be able to count your votes on election night. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: man, this is what i love about bernie sanders

not a breezy person that nancy pelosi. thankfully, now that impeachment has ended, pelosi can resume her light of spiritual contemplation. we will be returning to her vets industry duties at the church of third trimester abortion on market street and we wish her well. if there is any good news to come from impeachment we now know what really matters to our leaders in washington. if you guessed your safety, happiness and well-being we will have to pause here to giggle bitterly. it's definitely not that. sorry. what really matters to them and you have learned this is the nation of ukraine, which is somewhere near russia, as we have often been told these past five months, it is our highest and most sacred duty to support the people of ukraine. needless to say that includes giving them sophisticated weapon systems whenever they ask for them and never ever delaying the delivery of those weapons even for a moment. listen to honorary ukrainian adam schiff explain. >> the widely accepted fact of ukraine's importance to our nationa

nancy pelosi ripping up the speech. accusing her opponent of being on drugs. >> that was not a state of the union. that was his state of mind. like he's a little he dated. he looked that way last year, too. trish: i candidate the president about nancy pelosi and how she was acting behind him and whether he had even seen her tearing up those papers. >> she was mumbling behind me all night long. i get very nice reviews the speech. she was bumbling all night long behind me. trish: bottom line, the dems are mad as hell because this president did egg they could not. president trump is imroag our economy, creating value in the stock market, he negotiated usmca, bringing jobs home. he negotiated a china trade deal and put in place prison reform. the guy they thought was a disaster is winning. wing honor measurable economic metric. they resorted to encouraging violence now to stop it. >> you get out and you create a crowd. and you push back on them. and you tell them they are not welcome. >> they go low, we kick them. that's wh

nancy pelosi says he is did a lot wrong. here we gortat speaker and the president back and forth. >> these people have gone stone cold crazy. >> the whole state of the union was beneath the dignity of the white house. to me looked a little sedated. >> these are vicious people. >> state of mind with no relation whatsoever. >> they stick together. historically, i'm not talking now. they stick together like glue. >> you're impeached forever. you are never getting rid of that scar. >> it was evil. it was corrupt. it was dirty cops. it was leakers and liars. >> we will continue to do our oversight to protect and defend the constitution. but, those cases still exist. if there are others that we sees a an opportunity, we will make a judgment at that time. >> i have beaten them all my life. and i will beat them again if i have to. [applause] >> what they are doing is very unfair. ainsley: it's interesting because at the prayer breakfast he got up there on stage and normally everyone it's all positive. it's all fluff. it's all prayer

i think she's a brilliant >> charles: nancy pelosi does is calculated. i think she's a brilliant strategist. >> a master legislator. i am a strategic politically astute leader. >> nancy pelosi's decision to rip up her copy of the president's state of the union speech was a calculated strategy or a purely emotional response? let's bring in brad wouldhouse, new york times best-selling author from texas. there have been so many finding articles praising the speaker throughout this process and saying even when it looked like she was losing she was really winning and you should know what's going on. is what she says about ripping up the speech, he shredded the truth so i shredded his speech. >> when you liberalize things you take it over the bar. what she did honestly was petulance incarnate. i never really thought that she, who has been in the game for a long time would allow herself to get so rattled that she would do something like that. the whole thing was such political theater, swatches behind him knowing what had happened was as riveting as anything i

se negÓ a dar la mano a la lÍder demÓcrata nancy pelosi. despuÉs veremos la sorpresa de la noche, juan guaidÓ. al que trump describiÓ como el presidente legÍtimo y verdadero de venezuela. maduro es un gobernante legÍtimo que en elrealiza su pueblo. aÑadiÓ que su tiranÍa sería aplastada. >> apoyamos la esperanza de cubanos, nicaragüenses y venezolanos para restaurar la democracia. pablo: agregÓ, tambiÉn hablÓ de inmigraciÓn. criticÓ las ciudades santuario. tambiÉn dijo que su administraciÓn ha hecho un esfuerzo sin precedentes para proteger la frontera sur. elogiÓ al subdirector de la patrulla fronteriza, raÚl ortiz. trump enfatizÓ en su gestión econÓmica. afirmÓ que, segÚn Él, el paÍs estÁ viviendo su mejor economÍa en toda su historia. seÑalÓ el tratado comercial con mÉxico y canadÁ como uno de sus logros. tambiÉn otorgÓ la medalla de la libertad al comentarista conservador. hablÓ sobre cómo bajar el precio del cuidado de la salud y los medicamentos. alexandrÍa ocasio y seis demÓcratas mÁs boicotear e

to hear nancy pelosi talking about protecting the constitution. they run roughshod all over the constitution. they made a mockery of the constitution. this started according to the "washington post" the case for impeachment. 19 minutes after my father was inaugurated. this is what they have been pushing for. i have done 30 hours of testimony. hunter biden no problem. he can take millions from the ukraine and china while his father was the vice-president. it was interesting to see my father apologizing to the family. they owe him an apology and owe the american people an apology for putting them through this nonsense and spending million dollars upon million dollars investigating and pushing a hoax. they are able to get away with it because they have a media that is 100% complicit and zero ethices and decided to be the marketing wing of the democrat party. >> laura: today it continued with almost every cable outlet playing clinton from his acquittal where he came out and did his little apology for a few seconds. chris of msnbc brought that up. >> i

and forever impeached nancy pelosi likes to call it. a big win and vindicated and democratic anger fueled by impeachment frustration spilling out in the ceremony of the state of the union. boos and shocking surprise act of defiance by the house speaker. those ripped up pages, a new symbol of america's fractured politics. he shredded the truth, so i shredded his speech. that is how speaker pelosi explained herself this morning to house democrats. it is an outrage to president trump. >> it was a new low. i wasn't sure if she was ripping up the speech or ripping up the constitution. to have her stand up and tear up that speech really dishonored the moment. >> the next test of this divide, today's impeachment trial vote. let's get to capitol hill with raju. i expect we will see more in the senate. >> and the only thing, will they break with their party rank. we just heard from doug jones, and alabama democratic senator closely watched in a red state but he signaled he will vote to convict the president on both counts and concerns whether jo

and he called out with nancy pelosi sitting there. numerous cities, some in california, i believe one in san francisco he called out. new york he did. and is working aggressively too end these, how does he do it. >> i would say that from sanctuary policies from our point of view are not only an affront to rule of law and constitution and they go against every instinct we have as law enforcement professionals, we're taking strong act action. to know get more information about those they have in custody, department of justice backing us up with lawsuit, we're taking action we'll continue to educate, jurisdictions like about these truss dangerous policies and make sure we're protecting men and women of i.c.e., and law enforcement officers. trish: left says it was overly political, he politicize the moment, turning immigration to a negative thing. what is your response? >> i disagree 100%, i thought that speech this evening was powerful, and optimistic, told a story about americani economy el implemenexceptionalism, presidet talking about

but that's not what the democrats think speaker nancy pelosi is seen tearing up a copy of his speech. on how magazine and this is al-jazeera my from doha also coming up u.s. president says the country should be a sanctuary for law abiding americans a nazi in his words criminal aliens. and among the guests of honor venezuela's one white dove trump calls him the country's true and legitimate leader also on the program. it will be easy to bring in the new the. e.p.a. to church leaders in iowa are partial results are announced in the democratic caucus after a day of chaos. while on the eve of a vote expected to acquits the u.s. president's all of his impeachment to donald trump has come face to face with democrats who've been seeking to oust him from office is just given his state of the union address in the house of representatives the same chamber which he was in pain just last month or head of the speech there was an awkward moments with house speaker nancy pelosi will support the charges of abuse of power abuse of power and which actually can come. as against trump and he appeared to

those are people. >> nancy pelosi shredding the memory of kayla mueller. stleding 100-year-old tuskegee airmen. shredding a little two-year-old. >> that's pelosi ripping up the stories of these americans. >> trevor: yeah. that is so true, my friends. when nancy pelosi tore up a copy of trump's speech, she wasn't just ripping up a speech. she was ripping up the memory of the people in that speech. those people are gone now. ( laughter ) that's how paper works. ( laughter ) like, one time at dinner the waiter ripped up my receipt, and then i was hungry again. ( laughter ) ( applause ) now, look, man, you can argue that nancy was right or wrong to tear up trump's speech. ( laughter ) but, i'm sorry, guys, these people, the people that support trump have, no business complaining about breaches of decorum, all right. their dude is literally the king of that shit. he puts the "dick" in decorum. don't come in-- "i can't believe he did this." it's kind of funny, it's kind of funny, though, that republicans were so upset with nancy's lack of decorum, especially bec

talk a little bit about nancy pelosi. and that fit at the end, she was tearing up that president's speech, some say, she was tearing up official documents that might be illegal. but clearly, it just an unprecedented display. we saw last night, some democrats actually now coming to her defense for what she did. here is one of them. >> as far as i'm concerned she needed what she needed to do. >> they are making light of something that a lot of people think was pretty disgraceful. how does this play out, particularly with the democrats and republicans getting together on something like usmca? >> first, i think that torn copy of speech has more historical value in archives than nontorn. the democratic majority is not going to give the president's political victory during the campaign, it was really stunning that they decided to give the president the victory in usmca, but that was i believe a function of impeachment, they want to the show country they were not just obsessed with impeachment, i don't see them doing it against

nancy pelosi needs to know that. what is happening for now, you will see a real change in the democratic party. there are two internal civil wars going on. many democrats are telling us they're upset with the speaker and adam schiff because how the speaker handled this. she jumped too soon. she was not fair in the process. and she changed the message every single week. with adam schiff, they're very frustrated because they watched, it was all, he was lied to take it from judiciary. said he has a whistleblower. he never told the democratic members he met with the whistleblower before. it was fruit of poisonous tree from very beginning. he started very beginning based on his own lies. his internal civil war, that members lose their seat, possibly lose the majority over this. watch what is happening with the democratic party, the other civil war. they are openly going against bernie. pelosi holding papers. be at the iowa caucus. i will be there tomorrow. bernie is nod campaigning. biden has not been putting it away. the

but the state of the union will be remembered for nancy pelosi tearing up remembered for nancy pelosi tearing up the speech and donald trump refusing to shake her hand, absolutely symbolising the polarisation running through american politics. thank you for joining us. and later i will be talking to a political analyst here and in the us for their response to all of those events. british citizens are once again being urged to leave wuhan, the chinese city at the centre of the new coronavirus outbreak. the foreign secretary says a second and final flight is being chartered to help those wishing to leave. 94 uk nationals and family members have already been evacuated. the death toll has risen to 490 with over 20,000 people infected. in japan, 10 people on a cruise ship have contracted the virus, and in the past minutes, hong kong have announced that all visitors from mainland china will be quarantined for 14 days. let's take a closer look at the decision to instruct britons to leave china due to the spread of the virus. the foreign office estimates there are just under 30,000 britons le

nancy pelosi's arguments the ultimate exceptionalism and claiming the same license. is a possible everybody can cool off? >> i hope that these are about big things, things are at stake. we see them bubble up in places like the state of the union where nancy pelosi, to crime by ripping up the president's speech, the president making veiled comments makes people uncomfortable but there are some things at stake in this country and one thing this president is doing is fighting for those big things and that is why his numbers continue to go up as he pointed out, gallup 90% of americans are pleased, happy the way things are going. there is going to be friction when you move forward. he is rebuilding that foundation of solemn values this country rests upon, despite what he has done in the past all i know is what he is doing today and he is fighting for things so many people believe in. shannon: he was called the most pro-life president in history, their number one issue, it came upon the view. megan mccain and pete buttigieg. >> infanticide after a baby was born. >> do peop

pelosi's hand, he handed her speech turned away at conclusion of the speech, nancy pelosi ripped up her copy of the speech in front of cameras. the president's speech touted economic strength heartwarming moments joining the conversation to talk become that "new york post" editorial board member kenny jane torrance fox, dagen mcdowell. >> i thought speech was strong he has a great story to tell he will that ripping up of the speech at the end was just -- what did mark penn call. >> it historic document. >> it is. >> historic document. >> think about people what he's names on those pages, the murdered by al-baghdadi charles magee 100-year-old tuskeegee airmen so many names, people who are sending their country and by ripping it up really seemed to me she was ripping up, up their stories and the great things they have done, i just can't figure out why she would think that is a good idea except for a very small part of the democratic party that just hates everything. that donald trump -- >> aoc didn't go aoc has been getting to nancy pelosi obviously, but didn't show up right. >> that

nancy pelosi is a horrible person. howie: mollie hemingway, melanie zanonna, mollie, guilty but acquitted, some people say acquittal didn't count because it wasn't a fair trial? >> it kind of ended up, ended upturning out poorly for them, not only was he acquitted despite what they said guilty but acquitted, that's not how that works, msnbc, it also was the time when president trump saw his approval ratings go way up, highest that they've been throughout his presidency, the republican party's ratings went up as democrats went down, it went poorly for them and they were trying to pretend it hadn't again as poorly as they did. >> the one thing that the media did agree this is trump's best week soaring approval rate negotiation gallup, the fact that he was acquit, got great reviews from his own party of state of the union, strong job's report on friday, that's one area that everyone is in agreement. low howie: do you think everyone is in agreement? that's not the dominant thing that i'm seeing on some of the other channel

no doubt at this point after nancy pelosi, speaker of the house, has spoken. it'll come. >> melissa: absolutely. all right, let's listen. [applause] >> president trump: well, thank you very much. [cheers and applause] thank you. thank you. [applause] wow. [cheers and applause] [continued applause] well, thank you very much, everybody. wow. we've all been through a lot together. and we probably deserved that hand for all of us, because it's been a very unfair situation. i invited some of our very good friends, and we have limited room, but everybody wanted to come. kept it down to a minimum. believe it or not, this is a minimum. but a tremendous thing was done over the last number of months. really, if you go back to it, over the last number of years. we had the witch hunt, it started from the day we came down the elevator. myself and our future first lady, who is with us right now. thank you, melania. [applause] and it never really stopped. we've been going through this now for over three years. it was evil, it was corrupt, it was dirty cops. it was a leakers

nancy pelosi doubling down. chad pergram is on capitol hill with more, another wild day in d.c., chad? reporter: echoes of impeachment are reverberating through the capital today. president trump attacked the one republican senator who voted against him in the impeachment trial yesterday, mitt romney of utah. let's listen. >> i don't like people who use their faith as justification for doing what they know is wrong. nor do i like people who say, i pray for you when they know that's not so. reporter: republican utah congressman, republican utah congressman ron curtis, that republicans will put romney's vote behind him soon. gop utah representative chris stewart said, this too shall pass. republicans think there should be consequences for democrats because of impeachment. i asked house speaker nancy pelosi about that this morning. when you hear that rhetoric from the white house, these types of environments, what does that make you think? >> i think they should rein in their comment because what they're saying is,

nancy pelosi sticking to her guns. listen to a little bit of this. >> it was evil, happen to another president. >> getting rid of that scar, a little sedated. >> we went through russia russia russia. it was all [bleep] jillian: where do we go from here? >> i hope we go back to working together. that could have been done at the state of the union address, the normal situation regardless of party you have respect and attention to what the president is saying, a lot of good news to present, the welfare rolls are down, wages are up. it was a good speech and a good report. both parties should work together through the american people. >> are we too down the field to make any changes? watching from the outside, these two parties are so entrenched, no common ground. jillian: a breaking point. >> many of us work together on particular issues and always been part of who we are. in this situation the impeachment was the most difficult and my people in my district they move on. what is this about? when we saw videos of high ranki