Tonight on 360, the former speaker of the House, on the current speaker of the House,

my exclusive conversation with now congresswoman Nancy Pelosi about Kevin McCarthy's new

impeachment probe, President Biden running for re-election in his age, and she at hers.

Also tonight, how a fugitive killer was finally cornered, then caught two frightening weeks

after he broke out of prison and why it took so long.

Plus, why are these two smiling and should the rest of the world be worried in the wake

of Kim Jong-un and Vladimir Putin's meeting?

Good evening.

Thanks for joining us.

We begin tonight with the first interview with congresswoman and former speaker of the

House, Nancy Pelosi, since the man who succeeded her in the speaker's chair, Kevin McCarthy,

opened an impeachment inquiry into President Biden.

Congresswoman Pelosi was, of course, a polarizing figure when Speaker, but someone who even

her opponents at the time, conceited was remarkably good and effective at getting things done.

That's in contrast tonight to McCarthy, who is grappling to get anything done, the most

urgent of which is passing a series of short-term budget measures in time to head off a government

shutdown.

One of them, a defense bill, stole today for lack of support, prompting a Republican

lawmaker to tell CNN, quote, if you can't pass defense, you can't pass any of them.

So far, a speaker McCarthy cannot.

Nor can he seem to bring Republican hardliners who he needs to pass the legislation on board.

Not even after giving them some of what they wanted yesterday on impeachment without bringing

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