Nancy Pelosi

I want to talk to you about it on the other side.

It is so powerful to hear that it's been five years.

It's important for people to hear that.

I was, of course, working in the Biden administration at the time.

I have great affection for Attorney General Merrick Garland.

It was a tough choice he made and how he pursued the strategy.

You know, he went after and they decided to go after the insurrectionists first to build the case against them.

It feels to me watching that or this is what I was thinking about the time.

Jack Smith ran out of time.

He ran out of time.

Do you wish, looking back, that there had been a reversal of the strategy, that they had gone after Donald Trump earlier than they decided to?

I expect other people are going to be wanting and loving those bracelets.

We're going to take a very quick break.

There's a lot more to discuss with you, including the year ahead and your incredible legacy in Congress.

We'll be right back.

We are back with House Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi.

So many things to ask you about, but you know what it's like to be in charge of a caucus when there's a slim majority.

It's looking like, as of this moment, you know, unfortunately, there was a Doug LaMalfa of California lost his life.

An Indiana Republican, Congressman Jim Barrett, suffered a serious accident.

So right now, it looks like Speaker Mike Johnson has a one seat majority currently for now.