good evening, the first time since might easily have been a deadly attack on her husband paul house speaker nancy pelosi is talking about the ordeal. she was not at their san francisco home the early-morning hours of october 28th when is when paul was awakened by an intruder asking to talk with his wife. according to federal prosecutors the suspect told he intended to hold nancy pelosi captive, interrogate her and possibly break her kneecap if her answers did not satisfy him. paul pelosi managed to call 911. police arrived just in time to see a suspect hit him with a hammer fracturing his skull. tonight mr. pelosi is out of the hospital. speaker pelosi is telling her story. ised. i m so sorry for all that has happened. how is your husband doing and what does his recovery look like? well, thank you. it s a long haul but he knows he has to pace himself. he s just as gentleman that he s not complaining about he s also knowing that it s a long haul. he s so concerned about th
oz tonight? this is his final moment for voters. it s been a message of unity and in his words rejecting extremes on both sides. and it s been a balancing act in striking that for mahmet oz. he appeared on the stage with former president donald trump this weekend. but also tonight on stage right now is former ambassador former south carolina governor nikki haley who will be introducing him and he appeared with moderate senator susan collins over the weekend. two people who very much kept there distance from donald trump in a very clear way. the focus on unity and bringing balance to washington is another way that he puts this, is aimed at the swing voters, that both candidates need in order to get over the finish line. these are the independent voters all along we re they could be
the president is committed to keeping the dream alive for kids like frank, and we re all looking forward to having him here. and with that i ll take your questions. john. a couple of questions. first of all, can you give us a read-out of the meeting that the president had with senator scott this morning? sure. this was a very productive meeting that the president and the senator both wanted to have something to discuss potential solutions moving forward to bring the country together, focus on unity, also talking and touching on some of the priorities for the legislative agenda moving into the fall. did senator scott express his displeasure at all with the president s initial reaction to charlottesville? not although all. they talked about it pretty in-depth, but the focus was primarily on solutions moving forward. and that was what both people came to the meeting wanting to discuss is what we can do to bring people together, not talk about divisions within the country. second
for kids like frank and we re looking forward to having him here. i ll take your questions. john? can you give us a read-out of the meeting that the president had with senator scott this morning? sure, this is a very productive meeting that the president and the senator both wanted to have something to discuss potential solutions moving forward, to bring the country together, a focus on unity and talking and touching on the priorities for the legislative agenda moving into the fall. senator scott express his displeasure with the president s initial reaction to charlottesville? not at all. they talked about it in department. the focus was on solutions moving forward and that is what both people came to the meeting wanting to discuss, what we can do to bring people together, not talk about divisions within the country. second question. following the meeting with the president last night, joe manchin said in his world you d
for kids like frank. and we re all looking forward to having him here. and with that i ll take your questions. john. couple of questions. first, can you give us a readout of the meeting that the president had with senator scott this morning? sure. this was a very productive meeting that the president and the senator both wanted to have, something to discuss potential solutions moving forward to bring the country together, focus on unity. also talking and touching on some of the priorities for the legislative agenda moving into the fall. did senator scott express his displeasure at all with the president s initial reaction to charlottesville? not at all. they talked about it pretty indepth, but the focus was primarily on solutions moving forward. and that was what both people came to the meeting wanting to discuss is what we can do to bring people together, not talk about divisions within the country. second question, following the meeting he had with the president last night,