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So question, who's the most consequential American elected official over the last, say, 25 years?

Donald Trump is the obvious answer.

But you could say Barack Obama, Mitch McConnell, but I'd argue Nancy Pelosi, the former House

Speaker and Congressional Leader of Democrats who shepherded countless legislation over the Obama

years and some during the Trump years. She's about to turn 86 next week, and her fingerprints are all over the most consequential

legislation that have passed through Congress over the last couple decades.

Now, Pelosi is set to retire after this midterm elections, but before that, I had the chance

to talk with her at this year South by Southwest Conference. And I wanted to put in

front of her all the questions that I had. What made her stick around Congress after she almost

was going to retire in 2016? How would she define her legacy? And of course, considering the political

violence that she's been around, from January 6 to what happened in her own family, how does she retain

faith in an electorate that seems to consistently be letting her down? I asked her that and more

in front of a packed house in Texas. Let's dig it.

We are so grateful that Speaker Pelosi has come to South by Southwest to talk with us at Today Explain.

Now, I'm so excited for this conversation, not just because of the long legacy that you have in Congress in San Francisco, but also to really get a sense of how you view that legacy yourself, you won your first seat at 47.

You kind of mentioned this towards the end, but I know there's a lot of people here at South by that, you know, are in their 20s and 30s are looking to make, are eager to make an impact.

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