those issues. we view every issue as a women s issue. the national security of our country as a women s issue, economic security of our country, national security, economic security, issues that relate to energy. they are women s issues. what i ve always tried to do with everyone here is if they are interested in have a security credential, whether it s on services, intelligence, veterans affairs, committee of government oversight, fighting terrorism, have security credentials. i think this is very important. not to just be, the men who have
they re women s issues. so what i have always tried to do with everyone here is to if they re interested in trying to introduce them to be interested is to have a security credential. all right. nancy pelosi, who is poised to become speaker of the house. there you got it, there you got it. i m learning, i m learning. we ve got a lot to talk about. let s bring in bloomberg white house reporter talus. i can t pronounce your last name. jonathan capehart whose name we ve mastered and national political reporter for bloomberg, sahil kapur. that was a roller coaster, sitting here listening to donald trump speak for about an hour and a half. nancy pelosi presents very differently than donald trump. let s start with that. you have all been intently
where are you on that? not only do i think his security credential should be suspended, i frankly don t think he should have ever had one. do you think he should be serving in the white house? you re saying that you re saying jared kushner should essentially move back to new york at this point? i think the white house might be better served by that, but i also hold out no hope whatsoever that that s what s going to happen. you heard some of the testimony of former top trump campaign advisor michael caputo. he came out to the cameras within the last half hour or so. his lawyer described it as something of a fishing expedition by the time it was all over. what was your sense of what you heard today? well, actually was in that question and answer period, jim, for nearly three hours. and i will tell you that s probably the most fascinating three hours of time i ve spent in my nearly five years in the united states house of representatives. but i m not going to comment on the co
i think lindsey graham will be stressing his natural security credential. he will build a campaign around iraq and iran. in new hampshire he ll try to catch the same kind of wave that his friend john mccain was able to serve in the presidential election campaigns of 2000 and 2008. it s possible that if he could perform well in new hampshire, then get the hometown advantage in south carolina, he could turn himself into a viable candidate. you mentioned one of the perceived top tier candidates, former florida governor, jeb bush. he has not yet declared but let s listen what he said last night. i m seriously considering the possibility of running for president. that s the language that i m using just for a little bit longer until i make up my mind.