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listen to what she was saying -- this is, i'm going to let er rip. listen to this. >> barney frank is about to retire and guess who is shaking in their boots. the too big to fail banks and financial institutions and all of wall street because maxine waters is going to be the next chair of the financial services committee. >> see, that is just it. the democrats would then have to win the majority in the house and i haven't heard many professional prognosticators say that there's really good possibility that it's going to happen. meanwhile, here's another entertaining excerpt from maxine waters. she was in ethics trial, her buddies on the ethics committee hid that under the rug. here she is taking a shot at republicans. notice what she refers to republicans as. >> we have got to take back the
he's the head of the dnc. this has got to be a difficult moment, i would think, for nancy pelosi. after all, it was an ambitious agenda she accomplished in the last few years. and here he is coming in. and they'll both have a chance to speak today before this assembled group. tim, do you want to weigh in? all right. so we've lost governor kaine. you're seeing the representative from california. this is a moment now and, of course, the embattled new york congressman has had his share of troubles, guilty verdict in the ethics trial. behind him, peter cain. as we continue coverage my
voters get to make a decision. patti ann: we have to leave it there, david and richard, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> thank you. gregg: a veteran in north carolina has been busted and accused of threatening to kill the president. the secret service say the 78-year-old michael boden, told a nurse at a va clinic the president was not doing enough to help african-americans. and later, adding if he had the opportunity, he would, quote, but obama against the wall and shoot him. secret service agents reportedly searching his home, finding numerous semi-automatic handguns and rifles. patti ann: maxine waters is days away from an ethics trial. the house of representatives panel is set to convene on monday and the california democrat is accused of trying to direct bailout funds to a bank where her husband owned stock, and in evidence, an e-mail from waters' chief of staff, which says, the lawmaker was closely watching work on the bailout legislation and its provision to help minority owned banks and the e-mail is not consider aid
clear and convincing and overwhelming. so charlie rangel by storming out can effectively say i didn't get due process because i wasn't allowed to have legal counsel but we did this thing where we quoted where he demanded a chance -- he was tired of being strung out. he demanded a chance to present his case and asked for this ethics trial. so why -- why are we buying his explanation? >> because he's been able to do that for a lot of years, i think. anyway -- >> citizens for responsibility and ethics say he must resign. we'll find out tomorrow what happens. what do you think should happen to him? should he quit or just keep on keeping on? >> i'll put a lot of money on the fact that he's not going to resign. >> he should quit! i mean, if i'm coming down, he should quit. >> i'm saying what he's going to do. let's talk about something that's good news which is this wonderful royal wedding that's going to be coming up over in britain. i think this will be a shot in the economy for the u.k. which we all know is suffering like so many other nations across the world. and what's better than a
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stepped forward so i will put my name in the hat and bebl able to run for minority leader. >> shepard: we will explain what that means and what it could mean as members of congress head back to katie couric for the start of the lame duck session. team fox coverage now mike emanuel tracking the tax cut debate. molly henneberg on the start of the ethics trial for congressman charlie rangel. first to carl cameron on this challenge to nancy pelosi. the thinking was steny hoyer might step up and run against her when he didn't enter heath shuler. >> this is about the division of the democratic party. nancy pelosi being for democrats a real albatross. so many ads targeting nancy pelosi and linking them to her. by blue dog democrats. the fiscally moderate democrats and even socially conservative democrats that nancy pelosi and her liberalism from san francisco was toxic for them and bad for the future of the democratic party. heath shuler had said on the campaign trail that he was going
jenna: all right, we have some breaking news, potentially, out of d.c. right now. we're awaiting a possible verdict in the ethics trial, this hearing of congressman charlie rangel. we do have the hearing, we're going to listen in as they're just resuming. >> by rule 7 of the committee on standards of official conduct which prohibit a dug of our deliberations publicly and require us to keep the confidentiality of our session, and i would ask member of the public to respect our obligations relative to the rules. before asking the ranking member if he would like to make a brief comment, i would just like to conclude by saying that none of the members of this committee are volunteers. this has been a difficult assignment, time-consuming, and
thank you. a woman from san diego is accused of helping eye died affiliate. arrested the 24-year-old woman last week. charged her with conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists. specifically, al shabaab. al qaeda linked militia trying to create islamic state in somalia. three other san diego residents face similar charges. developing now speaker nancy pelosi has a challenger in her bid to lead the democrats in the house in the next session. ahead, we are getting our first reaction from other democrats in congress. some of it may surprise you. that's still ahead. plus, it hasn't happened in more than half a century. lisa murkowski trying to hang on to her senate seat as a write-in candidate. tonight, an update on where that stands. plus, congressman charlie rangel finally getting the chance to try to clear his name at an ethics trial. but the new york democrat just up and walked right out of the hearing. no defense.
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businesses. i hope we can get a permanent extension. >> reporter: even though the president has long called for letting the tax cuts for the rich expire, there are signs that the white house may give in to republican demands and agree, at least to a temporary extension for the rich. or -- >> what if we moved it up to $1 million? everyone below $1 million will get a tax cut but millionaires and billionaires won't. >> reporter: it's not just tax cuts facing the lame duck session. there are calls to ban earmarks, budget items directed to members' districts. lifting the military's don't ask, don't tell policy for gay service members. and a vote on a strategic missile deal with russia. the president was asked what he'll tell republican leaders at their meeting later this week. he says he'll remind them campaigning is different from governing and the american public did not give the republicans a mandate for gridlock. david kerley, abc news, the white house. the ethics trial of new york congressman charlie rangel is set to begin today in the house. the former ways and means committee chairman is charged with 13 violations.