nancy pelosi interview transcript

And one of the ways we have to go forward is to crush this virus, which has a disproportionate impact on many poor people in our country, people of color and the rest. And then, of course, to put money in the pockets of the American people. Nancy Pelosi & Wolf Blitzer Heated Interview Transcript Over Stimulus Package, Congressional Testimony & Hearing Transcripts. You know, that relief is on the way. Nancy Pelosi: (07:54) Anderson Cooper: (00:25) Do you have any idea what the difference is between the spending that they have in their bill and that we have in our bill? I mean, this is not, shall we say, an enjoyable conversation. I will not let the wrong be the enemy of the right. Yes. Nancy Pelosi: (02:46) No, that’s exactly what we had in the CARES Act. MARGARET BRENNAN: Is there any reason to believe that the source of the infection came from Capitol Hill? Let's talk about how we go – we heal as we go forward and be respectful of everyone in our country and how they voted, and Jon is always so inspirational. We try to take it out in this bill. But when we address the issue of taxation in our country, we will do that in a way that is bipartisan, has sustainability, fairness, and transparency, so the American people can see what is happening rather than in the dark of night and the speed of light, a bill that gives 83% of the benefits to the top 1% and adds nearly $2 trillion to the national debt for our children to pay. He just said this, he said, ‘People in need can't wait until February. And Madam Speaker –. Judy Woodruff: (11:35) Washington, D.C. – Speaker Nancy Pelosi joined Craig Melvin on MSNBC’s Live to discuss COVID relief talks and other news of the day. Wolf Blitzer: (05:16) SPEAKER PELOSI: Well, he has a smaller body than we do on the House side. Sadly, at this time, it comes to the forefront. The Problem Solvers, by the way, don’t have any earned income tax credit or child tax credit in their proposal either. Yes. Pelosi called Blitzer a Republican "apologist" and told Blitzer, "You really don't know what you're talking about." That’s money from before. We have Special Teams for Politics, Finance, Education, Science, Tech and for many other domains, for providing you News in them. We came down to 2.2. We didn't think he was going to win. I welcome their originality of their thinking. And I welcome their enthusiasm. Wolf Blitzer. Nancy Pelosi: (12:04) So let’s keep them employed because, separate from other industries, when you’re fired- when you’re let go in the airline industry, it takes months or years to be recertified, reclassified all of that, security clearances and the rest. All right. Speaker Pelosi. Do you realize they pay no respect to the fact that child care is very important for people whose children cannot go to school because they are doing remote learning and, yet, they minimize the need for child care, which is the threshold with which people, mothers and fathers, can go to work if they have that? Wolf Blitzer: (02:47) Here is what they are complaining about because you wrote a letter to House Democrats and you said this. Nancy Pelosi: (00:00) In terms of the State Department inspector general’s firing, I’ve read the letter that you sent to President Trump asking for an explanation. Nancy Pelosi was interviewed on PBS about the coronavirus relief bill on August 4. With all due respect to the kind of people you were referencing – and I welcome their enthusiasm, I welcomed their interest, I welcome the originality of their thinking – but the fact is, we have a responsibility to meet the needs of the American people in a retroactive way so they are not at a total loss. But when I talked to leader McConnell last week, he said the money they have in there that goes to schools would provide at least school meals for children. The Democrat’s $3 trillion is going to put the country into greater red ink that that hurts future generations. Anderson Cooper: (03:15) So it is–. We have to take a break here. That's sad. Let me respond to you. How strong some are who may be helpful in the transition, shall we say, and the – and then, again, we have to be talking to each other about how we go forward, and what better cause to get – well, it's a horrible cause, but what more important reason than to stop a pandemic and to stop it in a way that is fair. They do not share our values. I’m pleased with the reliability of the testing in the Capitol. No, I don’t care about that. It’s not going to be everything you want, not going to be everything I want, but there are so many Americans right now who are in desperate need. Wolf Blitzer: (11:58) And guess what? But let me just say on this Sunday morning, our prayers are with the president and the first lady and all those who surround him. And that’s how we’re going to observe this.” Now, again, we’ll find our common ground, but I don’t think in any way as a legislator, that what they are proposing has any recognition of what is happening to the lives, the livelihood and the life of our democracy. Let me say about that also, I hope that I’m pleased that these pharmaceutical companies are taking the responsible position to halt and hopefully then resume because we want the public to have confidence in whatever therapies or whatever vaccines come along, that they will take them. Chuck Schumer and I, leader Schumer and I, are legislators for many years. Nancy Pelosi: (08:48) They want a deal because so many people right now are suffering. But I feel confident about it and I feel confident about my colleagues and I feel confidence in my chairs. I’m saying to you, if we –, Speaker Pelosi. Let’s hope they get a vaccine. So understand, we don't share values, so it's a harder discussion than usual. But nonetheless, I see that it's progress. I didn't come over here to have you – so you're the apologist for the Obama – excuse me. Wolf Blitzer: (01:59) And his point was that the money that they have for schools would pay for school meals for many children. One check doesn't do it. Stay safe. Why shouldn't we? The Problem Solvers, they all want a deal right now. That seems to be standard fare. I don't think the President has any idea of what the truth is. That would be the plan. You don’t even know how it’s spent. He just said this. Below are the Speaker’s remarks: Wolf Blitzer. That is the coronavirus. I don’t speak to the president, I speak to his representatives. We could do it in the House. While the law by the president is correct in saying he can fire anyone he wants, when it comes to inspectors general, he has a responsibility to inform Congress first. As far as the president is concerned, he’s our president; and I would rather he not be taking something that has not been approved by the scientists, especially in his age group and his, shall we say weight group, what is ‘morbidly obese’ they say. We have to restore that. Well, Madam Speaker, I mean with all due respect, you called it piecemeal, and yet what the Republicans were offering was a short-term extension that would have allowed these extra unemployment benefits to keep flowing. It will be retroactive. So, in our legislation we're coming closer to what we must do: crush the virus; honor our heroes, our state and local governments, health care workers, transportation, sanitation, teachers, teachers, teachers, police and fire, first responders who make our system work. We have $915 billion for states, localities, counties and the rest, tribal governments and territories. Transcript of Pelosi Interview on MSNBC's Deadline: White House with Nicolle Wallace. And I think that the respect that they are owed and the commitment that we share to the Constitution can be a place where we can come together. But they are not negotiating this situation.

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