departure from the belief that we re all god s children, that everyone has a spark of divinity, and we have to respect that. when voters went to the polls for the 2018 midterms, two years of donald trump s presidency inspired a blue wave in the house. the votes keep coming and the democrats keep winning. wow. what a night. what a night. democrats picked up 40 seats in the house to claim the majority, a caucus that included dozens of freshman representatives. nancy pelosi expected to lead them as house speaker. but many were looking for a fresh face at the helm. new questions about the future democratic leadership in the house. a group of democrats say they ve got enough votes to block nancy pelosi. in my district you need to hear what people are telling you. and they want, on both sides of the aisle, a new generation of leadership. the detriments of nancy pelosi in the minds of a lot of
you. the detriments of nancy pel low in the minds of a lot of people is that she s been around the block a few too many times, that she s not a brand that extends beyond the democratic base. pelosi was able to quell the rebellion but at a cost. she agreed to step down as speaker in four years, a compromise that signalled the beginning of the end of her career. but also at 78, her unmatchable skills as a political survivor. this time she had to stitch together, you know, alliances among some people who initially said they wouldn t support her, but she got over 200 members of the caucus to get behind her. having once again asserted her control over the house, nancy pelosi was elected speaker when the 116th congress began in january of 2019. this business is not for the faint of heart. it is understanding the political process and having a
rising ignores the fact that the goods we trade are for the most part easy to substitute. i don t think there will be big crash in this group interaction the people are worried about. secondly, it ignores the fear of the broader point that the success of administration has failed in their attempt to work with mexico against the cartel and cartel drug war that is occurring, they re making $29 billion a year over and having an incredibly violent literally interwar that we are seeing the detriments from in a multitude of arena. those pushback continue to push immigrants over the border in illegal ways in pushing drugs up north that is why it continues to be our problem. his past decisions and the temps have not worked in again these demonstrations why not try something new it s kind of new approach. i ll give it a try might either
rising ignores the fact that the goods we trade are for the most part easy to substitute. i don t think there will be big crash in this group interaction the people are worried about. secondly, it ignores the fear of the broader point that the success of administration has failed in their attempt to work with mexico against the cartel and cartel drug war that is occurring, they re making $29 billion a year over and having an incredibly violent literally interwar that we are seeing the detriments from in a multitude of arena. those pushback continue to push immigrants over the border in illegal ways in pushing drugs up north that is why it continues to be our problem. his past decisions and the temps have not worked in again these demonstrations why not try something new it s kind of new approach. i ll give it a try might either
what kind of deal that we have? nothing. i feel will have that again. the six erie state and president backpedaled a bit already. mike pompeo was on fox news yesterday off camera. i asked why a two day summit? if they are progress on the first day, and one on one period for some period of time, we want to give him time meeting him and the detriments of both sides can get together and try to put what they ve agreed to on paper, work it out so that there is a concrete statement. what do you think of the chances that this won t be an intention to denuclearize, but there will be some meat on the bones this time? the time is always on the side of the north koreans and that has been since the end of the korean conflict. that s how they play. as long as they could just keep going, a little bit longer they can make it to the next thing. we contrast what were doing in north korea with what we re doing in venezuela.