that s right. we still have a lot of time yet and voters are going to do their job, a job we take so seriously here, to talk to these kents and hear their visions for the future. one of the declared candidates, declared before today, cory booker, his team responded to o rourke s entry into the race sort of, and i want to show you what his director of communication tweeted. want to vote for a candidate who has dedicated his life to social change and improving his community and who has also run a major city? i ve got the candidate for you. #teamcory. what do you make of that? i think it s going to be a very spirited caucus season. i agree with what congress said. democrats are behind the idea of making sure we see real change in washington. you know, this last year in our
signed the letter said they would run against her. they thanked her for her years of service but said, quote, a majority of candidates that they would support new leadership but the voters in hard-won district across the country want to see real change in washington. we promise to change the status quo and we intend to deliver that promise. is one of the democrat to find that letter. 7 bolton of massachusetts. if we answer that call for new leadership by reinstalling the same status quo establishment leadership we have had since 2006 we are letting down the american people. of the 16 democrats who signed the letter against nancy pelosi all the two a men so this is becoming a battle between a small group of mostly moderate male lawmakers against the more liberal and diverse party. one of the more high-profile members of the incoming house drilled into tonight.
backs of candidates who said that they would support new leadership because voters in hard-won diswrickets and across the country want to see real change in washington. we promised to change the status quo and we intend to deliver on that promise. brian: they are all over the place. they have some that got elected by pretending to be republicans slash moderates and others went all the way to the left alexandria ocasio-cortez who is protesting against nancy pelosi one minute and next minute introducing a brand new green agenda. nancy pelosi says ease i don t know 00 impeachment thing. if there is something that comes out in the mueller probe that maybe warrants it, okay. but right now that s not a good move for us and that s ticking off a lot of those people who got elected by being to the left of nancy pelosi. steve: there is a congresswoman from ohio, democrat, marcia fudge, she has publicly opposed pelosi, is mulling a run against her. she is going to think about it through the holid
martha: nancy pelosi bold claim on the cover of this magazine that no one gist you power, you have to take it from them may be incite ago little bit of rebellion in her own ranks. 16 writing a letter opposing her for speaker saying our majority came on the backs of candidates who said they would support new leadership because voters in hard-won districts and across the country want to see real change in washington. we promised to change the status quo and we intend to deliver on that promise. they wrote: but th the president wants her to win. could republicans help pelosi keep the gavel. joining me now jason chaffetz who once ran for house speaker himself and jasohimselfrichard fowler, fox s contributor. the democrats are 232, that
melissa: eight days before the house democratic caucus votes on its leadership, minority leader nancy pelosi is facing a new challenge in her own party. 16 current and incoming house democrats have signed a letter vowing not to vote for her for speaker, saying our majority came on the back of candidates who said they would support new leadership because voters in the heart-won district sent across the country want to see real change in washington. we promise to change the status quo, and we intend to deliver on that promise. the meantime, nine military veteran democrats are praising pelosi s record on preserving national security and supporting those who have served our country. a new cbs poll finds that democratic voters are just as divided. 49% want her back a speaker, while 40% say it s time for change. all of this as ohio congresswoman marcia fudge considers challenging pelosi. fudge says she will announce her decision after thanksgiving. jessica, what is she holding out