s when it comes to personal investments. these people, lawmakers, policymakers policies that directly influence the way business is done all over the country how is this even remotely legal? this was one of the most disappointing and maybe to put it even less politely disgraceful comments in views i have heard espoused on this issue and surprising given pelosi s views on many other issues. we have insider trading laws for a reason. ceos, executives cannot trade. members of the federal reserve now cannot trade. and yet we are allowing our politicians, who do have access to inside information, they are often briefed regularly about all sorts of things that are about to happen and they have a meaningful influence on what is about to happen and they are
these republicans chosen by kevin mccarthy? i think it remains to be seen, for them, as well. given pelosi s team was saying she just saw the names tonight, as ryan was just noting, when they were put out by mccarthy s office after he confirmed those names. and so, we have asked the white house, before, if they thought republicans could act in good faith on this committee. and they said that the president did believe that they could. but they never said whether or not they believed the republicans who voted to overturn the results of the election could actually act in good faith on this committee investigating what happened on january 6th. and of course, as ryan just noted, that is several names that is on this list of members who did that. and not even just that. several of them, also, remember, signed on to that texas lawsuit that wanted to invalidate the votes of millions of voters in several states, which, of course, it was blocked by the supreme court. but that s kind of the gro
seem strange, given pelosi claims to already know the root causes and what was behind the riot on january 6. listen. all of these institutions talking about. well, hit even go there, but it s what they ve said in terms of white supremacy, anti-semitism, islamophobia, all of these attitudes that have contributed to what happened on january 6. raymond: congressman, do you believe that those people where they all driven by islamophobia, white supremacy, anti-semitism? is that what drove them there? listen, here s what we need needto know about what drove thm there. finish the investigation for there in the process of doing that. all congress would do right now is play politics. which is the last thing we should be doing.
Legal scholars perplexed by Pelosi s push against Trump s nuclear codes Follow Us
Question of the Day Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., holds a news conference on the day after violent protesters loyal to President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Congress, at the Capitol in Washington, Thursday, Jan. 7, 2021. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite) more > By Alex Swoyer - The Washington Times - Friday, January 8, 2021
Legal experts are scratching their heads about House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s push to prevent President Trump from having the nuclear codes, saying it would curtail the chain of command.
In a letter to her Democratic colleagues on Thursday, the California Democrat said she spoke to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley about keeping an “unstable president from initiating military hostilities or accessing the launch codes and orderin
tonight, the aoc effect. freshman democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez now aligning with the house speaker, nancy pelosi, after a rather rocky start. jason ca jas jason carroll is outfront. it seemed only yesterday when nancy pelosi and alexandria ocasio-cortez might be politically at odds. given pelosi s thoughts soon after that upset primary win in new york s 14th district. they made a choice in one district. so let s not get yourself carried away as an expert on demographics and the rest of that. reporter: and then the speaker s initial take on