From the Washington Post:

It was a bizarre scene at the America’s Future Now conference, as protesters screamed just a few feet away from the speaker’s stage. At first, Pelosi paused and appeared rattled, apparently trying to discern what the protesters were chanting. But minutes later, surrounded on stage by her security detail, Pelosi pressed ahead.
“I’m not going to leave,” Pelosi said to the audience of several hundred leaders of the progressive movement. “I’m going to deliver my speech. . . . I am going to make my speech over your voices.”
The protesters, wearing orange shirts and chanting “Our homes, not nursing homes,” did not let up until Pelosi finished her address and left the stage with security guards. The protesters said they were members of ADAPT, an activist group that advocates for disability rights and is fighting for passage of the Community Choice Act.

Another nugget:

She said the oil spill crisis highlighted the difference between Republicans and Democrats approach to problem solving.
“It seems to me the choice is clear,” she said. “Democrats want to rein in big oil, the Republicans say no. Democrats wanted to rein in health insurance costs, the Republicans said no. The Democrats are reigning in big banks and the Republicans are saying no.”