Talk Radio News reporter Sheena Pegarido speaks to Jack Rice, a Minneapolis resident, about the bridge that collapsed over the Mississippi River on Wednesday evening during rush hour.

Rice shares his thoughts on two factors that may have saved lives that evening, how this story extends beyond Minnesota borders, and how the city is coping with the tragedy. (10:27)
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House Republican Conference Radio Row: Talk Radio News Service Washington Bureau Chief Ellen Ratner interviews Congressman Lee Terry (R-NE).

Congressman Terry discusses energy policy. (5:52)
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House Republican Conference Radio Row: Talk Radio News Service Correspondent David Popp interviews Congresswoman Kay Granger (R-TX).

Congresswoman Granger discusses her role on the Appropriations Committee. (5:10)
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House Republican Conference Radio Row: Talk Radio News Service Correspondent David Popp interviews Congressman Pete Sessions (R-TX).

Congressman Sessions discusses his role on the Rules Committee and immigration reform. (9:37)
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House Republican Conference Radio Row: Talk Radio News Service Correspondent David Popp interviews Congressman Tom Cole (R-OK), Chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC).

Chairman Cole discusses his role as Chairman of the NRCC. (8:27)
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House Republican Conference Radio Row: Talk Radio News Service Correspondent David Popp interviews Congressman Jim Jordan (R-OH).

Congressman Jordan discusses his transition as a freshmen member of Congress along with his role on the Judiciary Committee. (10:33)
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House Republican Conference Radio Row: Talk Radio News Service Correspondent David Popp interviews Congressman Paul Ryan (R-WI).

Congressman Ryan discusses SCHIP and budget issues. (2:20)
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House Republican Conference Radio Row: Talk Radio News Service Correspondent David Popp interviews Congressman Mike Pence (R-IN).

Congressman Pence discusses the Fairness Doctrine and the Broadcaster Freedom Act. (5:05)
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House Republican Conference Radio Row: Talk Radio News Service Washington Bureau Chief Ellen Rater interviews Congresswoman Virginia Foxx (R-NC).

Congresswoman Foxx discusses the current environment in Congress and SCHIP. (4:19)
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House Republican Conference Radio Row: Talk Radio News Service Correspondent David Popp interviews Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart (R-FL).

Congressman Diaz-Balart discusses SCHIP and immigration reform. (14:17)
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House Republican Conference Radio Row: Talk Radio News Service Correspondent David Popp interviews Congressman Lee Terry (R-NE).

Congressman Terry discusses energy policy and SCHIP. (12:02)
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Maria Leavey Breakfast: Columnist Tom Oliphant of the Boston Globe asks Speaker Nancy Pelosi about any advance insight she may have on what is happening on the ground in Iraq.

Columnist Tom Oliphant of the Boston Globe asks Speaker Nancy Pelosi about any advance insight she may have on what is happening on the ground in Iraq. Speaker Pelosi responds by saying that the situation in Iraq is ugly and getting uglier, and that she does not see much hope for a political solution since the Iraqi government is currently recessed. (3:51)
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Maria Leavey Breakfast: Author and Web Blogger Adele Stan asks Speaker Nancy Pelosi to comment about some of the current corruption going on in the Executive Branch of our government.

Author and Web Blogger Adele Stan asks Speaker Nancy Pelosi to comment about some of the current corruption going on in the Executive Branch of our government. Speaker Pelosi remarked that she shares similar concerns for corruption and that, if she were not speaker, she would work to advocate for impeachment of our current president. (4:57)
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Maria Leavey Breakfast: Columnist Harold Meyerson of the Washington Post asks Speaker Nancy Pelosi about fuel efficiency standards and where the caucus will come down on energy issues.

Speaker Pelosi responds that as one of the most pressing issues of our time, it will probably be discussed in September along with several issues regarding the implementation of a cap-and-trade system. (6:20)
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Maria Leavey Breakfast: Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi delivers her opening remarks as the special guest for the Maria Leavey Breakfast (Part 1).

Pelosi gives the Democratic agenda in Congress for the rest of the week, focusing on strengthening families, preserving the Earth, growing the economy, and protecting the American people. (10:11)
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Maria Leavey Breakfast: Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi delivers her opening remarks as the special guest for the Maria Leavey Breakfast (Part 2).

Pelosi explains the goals Democratic Representatives have and how they plan to reach them. (9:15)
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Maria Leavey Breakfast: Editor-at-large Mike Tomasky of the American Prospect asks the Speaker about her stance on calls to impeach Attorney General Alberto Gonzales.

Speaker Pelosi responds she would rather focus on other issues this week. (3:22)
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Maria Leavey Breakfast: Ellen Ratner of Talk Radio News asks Speaker Pelosi to share her thoughts on education and the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" military policy.

Pelosi says that she is "very proud" of the updated version of the No Child Left Behind that Rep. George Miller, Chairman of the House Committee of Education and Labor has put together. She also says that gays in the military should be able to serve as much as the next person and that she does not support Don't Ask, Don't Tell. (2:03)
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Maria Leavey Breakfast: Maria Cocco of The Washington Post asks Speaker Pelosi on her personal view of the reason for the low approval rating of Congress.

Pelosi contends that it is the public's frustration with the war in Iraq that drives the approval numbers down. She adds that with the Republicans saying that the Democratic leadership of Congress is not doing anything, the Democrats should just do what they have to do. (5:38)
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Maria Leavey Breakfast: Terrance Heath of The Bilerico Project asks Speaker Pelosi on the Congress plans for strengthening families, especially those with working or non-married parents.

Pelosi says that some of her Republican colleagues do not know what it's like to be a single, working parent, and therefore their legislation proposals do not make specific plans to help such families. (5:08)
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