Asked about Trump's attacks on late John Dingell, Pelosi turns somber before saying: "Let us pray. Let us pray for the president."
"The president is clearly insecure when it comes to statespersons," she says, citing McCain and Dingell.
She adds: "Cruelty is not wit."
"The president is clearly insecure when it comes to statespersons," she says, citing McCain and Dingell.
She adds: "Cruelty is not wit."
"Just because he gets a laugh for saying the cruel things that he says, doesn't mean he's funny," she continued, referring to Trump. "It's not funny at all. It's very sad."
Pelosi then ended the press conference, wishing reporters happy holidays as she left.
Pelosi then ended the press conference, wishing reporters happy holidays as she left.
Now for Minority Leader McCarthy's presser.
McCarthy ducks a question about defending a man, Trump, who said the late John Dingell might be in hell and attacked a 16-year-old girl on Twitter.
He avoids responding to both examples.
He avoids responding to both examples.
I pressed McCarthy about the earlier question about John Dingell and asked my own about the claims that Giuliani's associate Parnas received $1 million from oligarch Firtash.
He praised Dingell, without addressing Trump's remarks.
On Parnas, he changed subject to FISA court.
He praised Dingell, without addressing Trump's remarks.
On Parnas, he changed subject to FISA court.
