of the most competent speakers of the house as far as getting things done and knowing how to hold her troops together in recent memory. yeah, but there s a long list now, a growing list of democrats who say she should not be the speaker. she appears unfazed by it. the number of democrats who say they won t support him is reportedly now at 17, at least 12 incoming democratic freshman say they will not support her, in fact campaigned on that. that number could grow as more democrats continue to win their races. on tuesday congressman seth molten of massachusetts says he is quote 100% confident pelosi does not have the votes. pelosi said she will be the speaker no matter what he said congresswoman marsha fudge told the cleveland this, people are asking me to do it and i am thinking about it. eugene scott, what are the chances nancy pelosi is not the
the question that robert mueller is asking in his investigation. we don t understand why trump continues to cozy up to in dictator. it s like he completely faith about the cold war. and i understand our commander in chief is someone who took five draft deferments to avoid serving in the miller during the cold war and to get out of vietnam. but we ought to ask why he rchzs to have the courage to stand up to the greatest threat to the united states that exists right now. vladimir putin. he is a tremendous enemy of the united states. he has tried to challenge our democracy, to basically undermine the fundamental precepts of our election. we ought to have a commander in chief we trust to stand up to that and i m not sure we do. we ll get to see it first hand. i ll be there. there will be a face-to-face meeting and we ll see if the president talks the talk and walks the walk. seth molten thank you for taking time ton to be on this show. be well. thank you, chris take care. for all the
lawyers and judge. this past may, that judge reviewed his record, determined he was not a danger and ordered his release. took nine months. thanks to drew griffin with that report. the head of i.c.e. is out. tom hohman retired yesterday as a dozen agents and several lawmakers are calling for an end to the agency. that call is not getting widespread support. democratic congressman seth molten is calling out leadership issues, yes, but stopping short of saying it would should be abolished. we face a lot of problems with what i.c.e. is doing, and there s clearly a leadership and accountability problem here. i.c.e. does important work for our country. i don t think that just going out and de-funding them is the right approach. in some ways, calling for defunding i.c.e. or eliminating i.c.e. is giving up our duty as congress to make the
we don t understand why trump continues to cozy up to in dictator. it s like he completely faith about the cold war. and i understand our commander in chief is someone who took five draft deferments to avoid serving in the miller during the cold war and to get out of vietnam. but we ought to ask why he rchzs to have the courage to stand up to the greatest threat to the united states that exists right now. vladimir putin. he is a tremendous enemy of the united states. he has tried to challenge our democracy, to basically undermine the fundamental precepts of our election. we ought to have a commander in chief we trust to stand up to that and i m not sure we do. we ll get to see it first hand. i ll be there. there will be a face-to-face meeting and we ll see if the president talks the talk and walks the walk. seth molten thank you for taking time ton to be on this show. be well. thank you, chris take care. for all the meddling that
raised $16.1 million in the first quarter of this year. some of her rank and file members, conor lamb from pennsylvania and seth molten of massachusetts have called for change. molten telling the boston globe, there s a strong desire for new leadership in washington, and new leadership in the democratic party. she won a special election in 1987. many of her colleagues say it s time for a new voice and new ideas. shep? shepard: thanks, mike emanuel. a show down over trade. the u.s. treasury and commerce secretaries are in china looking to get some concessions to reduce our china trade deficit. the chinese are warning, don t expect much, america. their message and how it matters for our money next.