Nancy Pelosi

We, again, within 36 hours of this election, this November, initiated our health care to save the Affordable Care Act. It's a health issue, of course. It's a financial health issue, too, for people at their kitchen table to know they're going to be able to afford health care, their prescription drugs, insurance, and the rest of that.

And we will be launching much of it, as we did in 2017, now in 2025. So we will do that again, and it is even more so because Affordable Care Act is even more popular now than it was then.

And we will be launching much of it, as we did in 2017, now in 2025. So we will do that again, and it is even more so because Affordable Care Act is even more popular now than it was then.

Despite being attacked by them here, there, and from the right, from the left, and every other place, I had over a quarter of a million votes. And that was a big deal. The most have been in California, but I don't know. And the rest of the country haven't looked. But what I say to people is to know their strengths, to know their power, the power of you, Julia. Know your power. Know your power.

Despite being attacked by them here, there, and from the right, from the left, and every other place, I had over a quarter of a million votes. And that was a big deal. The most have been in California, but I don't know. And the rest of the country haven't looked. But what I say to people is to know their strengths, to know their power, the power of you, Julia. Know your power. Know your power.

That's the thing. And the power of what you bring to the table. But if you're going to be in this arena, you have to know your why because this is not for the faint of heart. If you want to be running for office or striving for some position in whatever field you're in— If it's a competition for power in any way, you will be a target. Have you always known your power?

That's the thing. And the power of what you bring to the table. But if you're going to be in this arena, you have to know your why because this is not for the faint of heart. If you want to be running for office or striving for some position in whatever field you're in— If it's a competition for power in any way, you will be a target. Have you always known your power?

See, I never really thought about running for office. Never. Never thought about it. I mean, I'm a shy person, really. Yeah, you don't give off shy right now. That's the way I was before. I loved public service. I was taught that when we were children. We were all taught public service is a noble calling. Politics is a piece of that. Yeah.

See, I never really thought about running for office. Never. Never thought about it. I mean, I'm a shy person, really. Yeah, you don't give off shy right now. That's the way I was before. I loved public service. I was taught that when we were children. We were all taught public service is a noble calling. Politics is a piece of that. Yeah.

And so I was chair of the California Democratic Party, which I thought was the biggest honor I could ever have, the biggest state party. Because it was. It was so huge. And then the woman was there. I was. And I go to these meetings. I'm the chair of the biggest party in the country.

And so I was chair of the California Democratic Party, which I thought was the biggest honor I could ever have, the biggest state party. Because it was. It was so huge. And then the woman was there. I was. And I go to these meetings. I'm the chair of the biggest party in the country.

But I was behind the scenes promoting the agenda at the candidates, the campaigns of the Democrats, especially the candidates. But I never thought of myself as being center stage. So that—when you ask that question, it— It wasn't that I know my power. I knew my why. I knew why I was doing what that was. And I always say to people, know your why.

But I was behind the scenes promoting the agenda at the candidates, the campaigns of the Democrats, especially the candidates. But I never thought of myself as being center stage. So that—when you ask that question, it— It wasn't that I know my power. I knew my why. I knew why I was doing what that was. And I always say to people, know your why.

If you know your why, you can take all the slings and arrows they want to send your way because you know why you're doing this.

If you know your why, you can take all the slings and arrows they want to send your way because you know why you're doing this.

And my why is the one and only child in America who lives in poverty and goes to sleep hungry at night. That's what took me from housewife, housemember to house speaker, knowing that. So when people want to be involved, I'll say, know your power, know your strengths. And they are manifold, even if you're not thinking that they are. Understand that they are.

And my why is the one and only child in America who lives in poverty and goes to sleep hungry at night. That's what took me from housewife, housemember to house speaker, knowing that. So when people want to be involved, I'll say, know your power, know your strengths. And they are manifold, even if you're not thinking that they are. Understand that they are.

Know the power of you, the only person in the history of the world like you. So know, be you, the authenticity of you is what is a strength. You may admire other people, want to be like, or, you know, be mentored by, it's all good, but be you. Okay, know your power, be you. And then when the opportunity presents itself, and you never know when, you'll be ready.

Know the power of you, the only person in the history of the world like you. So know, be you, the authenticity of you is what is a strength. You may admire other people, want to be like, or, you know, be mentored by, it's all good, but be you. Okay, know your power, be you. And then when the opportunity presents itself, and you never know when, you'll be ready.

Well, let me clarify what we're saying here. First of all, in answer to that question, no. What happened was— He came in and was very disrespectful of the Congress. And he talked politics. This is about policy. It's about governance. So on the first page, I thought, oh, he's not telling the truth there. So I make a notch wherever he wasn't, a tear.