I cannot swear to you that there is swearing on this show, but there might be.

It's the kind of behavior I engage in.

It's Thursday November 15th, 2018, from Slated to the GIST, I'm Mike Pesca.

Just when you saw Nancy Pelosi had grabbed back the gavel,

here comes Massachusetts Congressman Seth Molten,

and Molten, who's a decorated war veteran and a Harvard MBA and a young man on the rise.

He raises not his own hand.

Oh no, he knows to demonstrate good allyship.

I am personally very close with Marsha Fudge of Ohio.

She's my mentor. When I came to Congress, I looked around, I asked dozens of people

who could I use as a mentor? Who is someone who is widely respected,

who is wise, who is intelligence, who can give me advice.

And person after person said Marsha Fudge.

She is the kind of new leader that we need in this party.

She's incredible. She's amazing. She's from Ohio.

She's in. Wow. What a resume from Ohio, you say?

How many people outside the Dayton Cincinnati Cleveland or Columbus Metro

areas can say that? But CNN wasn't simply satisfied to take that stellar resume at face value.

But are you saying that people don't respect Nancy Pelosi? What's your beef with Nancy Pelosi?

Look, this isn't just about Nancy Pelosi. I understand.

In her 30 years in Congress, she has accomplished a lot for the Democratic Party.

And no one's taking that away from her. Oh, it's not a beef with Pelosi.

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