This is David Green. I'm the co-founder of Fearless Media and your host here on left

right and center. This is the show where we take on all the political issues, even the

complicated ones that might divide your own family. But we know a lot more than we did

a week ago about the balance of power in Washington. Democrats are keeping control in the

Senate regardless of what happens in that December 6th runoff for a Senate seat in Georgia.

Republicans will now control the House with a narrow majority. And also, there's an

historic passing of the torch. Nancy Pelosi will not run again to lead House Democrats

after two decades at the top. She became the most powerful woman ever in American politics.

Never would I have thought that someday I would go from homemaker to house speaker.

In fact, I never intended to run for public office.

Mom and daddy taught us through their example that public service is a noble calling and

that we all have a responsibility to help others.

And we're going to spend some time on Pelosi's legacy on next week's show. So definitely

come back for that. Now, before Pelosi steps down, there's some legislating to do. Let

the lame duck session begin. The question is, are Democrats going to be able to squeeze

some substantive bills through before they lose their full hold on Congress? Let's bring

in our left, right and center panel. I'm your host at your center. We have on the left,

Moal Athe executive director at Georgetown University's Institute of Politics and Public

Service also was communications director for the Democratic National Committee and advisor

to Hillary Clinton. And on the right, Sarah Isger is back. She's staff writer at the dispatch,

lawyer and was the spokesperson at the Department of Justice under President Trump. Hello

to you both.

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