landlord or denies housing application because of the color your skin chicago. he's really going hard. i mean what is your reaction to this and this and this move? now, it's due more aggressive approach going after trump, specifically trying to win back over part of the coalition that got biden in the white house i mean, you're right, kate. and on the three points at the president made, he's not wrong. if you talk to many african american voters, they would tend to agree. but i think the issue here, kate, is that the president isn't speaking about the economy, and that's what a lot of african americans are concerned about specifically black men. we know what the racial issues tsar in this country, black people don't need to be lectured on that. you need to talk about how you're going to improve our plight in life. and the president isn't doing enough to speak to those issues there's a lot going on here, julie, it's great to see you. >> thanks for coming in. should michael thank he was always a new araf scene starts now we

are on verdict watch in the criminal hello. >> case against donald trump. but tete watch delayed a little bit because the jury has asked for key pieces of testimony. >> why one side might like that? >> get more. >> my wife is fond of flying flags. i am not supreme court justice samuel alito refuses to recuse himself in january this case is despite the controversial flags that trump's supporters have adopted seen at two of his homes had just when you thought that zooms staff who's were so 2020 meet demand, caught driving, driving during a virtual court hearing after being charged for dr we begin with a suspended license i'm john berman with kate bolduan. sara is out today and this is cnn news central this morning,

prosecutors, defense lawyers, legal hello. so around the world, trying to figure out what the jury is thinking it is. verdict watch and the criminal case against donald trump, the jury has the case. they have been deliberating for four hours, but they asked to be red key pieces of testimony, testimony that largely involves david the man that ran the national enquirer testimony about discussions that he says he had with donald trump himself about bearing stories before the 2016 election. the jury also asked to hear their jury instructions from the judge. once again with us this morning, cnns brynn gin grass from outside the courthouse within an hour or so we should learn a whole lot of new information. brynn yeah that's right, john, testimony as

you're laying out for the viewers that in closing arguments, the prosecution said pay attention to this testimony up. >> david pecker, the prosecutor, who gave those closing arguments is saying he believed his testimony was utterly devastating. so certainly interesting that the jurors are requesting to hear back some of this testimony, though it's unclear, of course, why. so as you just laid out, they had two requests before they left yesterday, the jurors one request was to hear back for different parts of testimony regarding david pecker and his interactions with donald trump about the karen mcdougal deal. and also a testimony from both david pecker and michael cohen from now, august 2015 trump tower meeting, where they sort of according to prosecutors, hatched out this catch and kill scheme, the basis according to process the cures of this conspiracy that they allege against donald trump. so very, very key parts, unclear exactly what parts, you know, definitely unclear. what parts

they're going to read back. but we're hearing it's about 30 minutes or so that that's going to take to read all that back to the jurors. their second request, as you noted, they'd like to hear back jury instruction. what's unclear this morning is how much of the jury instruction they don't get a copy of that when they go back into the room and deliberate. so do they want to hear all of it? all 55 pages or do they want to hear a portion? the judge asked them to clarify that. so will here when court resumes at 9:30 this morning, so look when court picks back up, that's where we start off we'll hear back the read back of this witness testimony will figure out how much of jury instructions will be read back if portion of it all of it. we don't know yet. >> and then the deliberations are going to continue one little thing to point out as well. that's interesting for the jury irs they actually have a computer back in there deliberation rooms that has all the evidence on it that they can access. but again, it's the testimony that they don't have access to and that's what here when court starts back up guys like computer without wi-fi

capabilities. interesting, alright, bridge and gingras, great to see you this morning. thank you very much john, have you the least interesting part about this. >> just kidding. i'm just kidding cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutor and jennifer rodgers is here also criminal defense attorney and former new york prosecutor, bernhard veal hello, and thanks guys for being here. >> okay. so jennifer add the questions up that the jury has now asked for the judge as brynn was brynn pulling together and what is the range of what it could mean? >> well, i think prosecutors are happy with these questions because the jury is doing what prosecutors asked them to do, go through the evidence in this way, evidence that initially you don't even have to think about what michael cohen says. think about what david pecker says, and largely in chronological order, think about the meeting about catch and kill when the whole scheme was set up to when wins the election by catching and killing these stories, right? >> so i think they're happy because this evidence is it will come back into them in the form of the testimony largely benefits their side of things,

right so that's what the parties are thinking about and the defense, you know, maybe a little bit worried is what they're doing, but you never know why they're doing yeah. >> right. is this what's the motivation of his 11 jurors trying to convince one to come over to the conviction. sayyed as it the opposite. we don't know, but to the extent we're reading tea leaves, i think prosecutors are happy when the evidence that they're asking for and there's going to be read to them benefits their narrative, and to continue reading tea leaves, asking for michael cohen's testimony to be read back. can people take that or consider taking that bernardo as prosecutors clearing at least one hurdle which with the jury, which is that they're not completely discrediting all of michael cohen's testimony flat-out. >> yes, absolutely. i think it's quite possible that they've already determined that the document itself of those documents have been falsified, meaning that it wasn't a payment to michael cohen for legal services as opposed to that, it was reimbursement for the money that he paid for stormy

daniel's in terms of michael cohen's testimony for them to ask for a bag, they haven't completed discredit him. but remember, it can be two jurors, three jurors, five jurors. how for the jury, we don't know, but the important part is that michael cohen's testimony when they asked for it and david pecker's testimony about a specific meeting that they're comparing the testimony between the two, trying to see if it can be corroborated between the two. and it also goes to show you number one of the jury instructions has to deal with accomplice testimony and on michael cohen as an accomplished, you can't just take his testimony alone. you need to corroboration. so perhaps they are looking for that cooperation as well. >> as you're mentioning the jury instructions, 55 pages. we've kind of talked about it at leading up yesterday how important it was and what the jury needed to take from it. >> but now, i heard marco mira is an attorney that we all know very well and he said the fact that even though it is standard in new york that the jury cannot take the instructions back to the room with them. >> he thinks is pretty

ridiculous the way he described it as it's like, i'm going to read you here her 55 pages, read it once and now, go put together that piece of furniture with no problems, with no broken parts and he thinks it could be grounds for appeal. what do you think of that is not grounds for appeal. we were actually talking about this before because i also come from the federal system where they give them the jury instructions. i mean, why you would want jurors to be like, oh, let's try to remember what the law is and not have it in front of us. i also think is crazy, but it's the standard in new york. it's been through appeal 1 million times. there's no way it's grounds for appeal, but to me it's foolish. i wish they would change that look, i've been practicing care new york for 17 years. >> that was possible cuter are here in new york for 13 years. so as normal to me for the juror is not to have the instructions that's why it's also normal for the jury to come back and ask the judge. q. as these jury instructions. so i'm curious to see what specifically do they want from the jury instructions, then we'll have that note. one of the first node should be today. do they want the law itself or do they want accomplice testimony or do they want

conspiracy or how to evaluate credibility because that's going to give us some more insight as to what they're faking. kristen holmes reporting or my colleague kristen holmes is reporting that trump advisers have observed one or two jurors through the process specifically that have shown what they're describing as sign that maybe possibly likely they will side with donald trump. >> there on his side or believing the case of the defense is laying out more and hoping that that will end in a mistrial what do you think of those reading tea leaves? what do you think? >> absolute nonsense that was in a courtroom yesterday and i'm looking at, first of all, it's very difficult to see all of the jury. yes. so highly unlikely that they saw jurors making faces like, hey, let me give you don't wink, wink. i got you. donald trump. highly unlikely. i mean, these jurors, like they're very focused at paying attention to the judge. and i even really looking around into a courtroom at all, like everything is a tight ship there so i highly doubt that

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the stuff that was going on behind the scenes. the whatsapp a group chat was started. first of all, because it's encrypted. so unless someone gives you access to it, there have been no way anybody would been able to review this, but some of the things i've going back and forth is sometimes when they would see a dead body, they would share of that picture amongst a group chat. they would joke about things going on. in fact, one of the messages talks about when deputies hunter elward add let's did you taste the man in the face or when another officer of the goon squad said, did you use your taser to shock the man's? so you can see the back-and-forth. there's even a time when there was a woman who apparently they had rested, they were talking about whether or not they would share pictures of this woman's naked body after the arrest. so obviously there's a lot of questions about how pervasive, how corrosive was this back-and-forth goon squad with these messages. now, some of the people who were involved here says this was just joke. this was just a mecole nature of what was going on. but when you realize that sometimes they were able to coordinate their efforts through whatsapp that

shows you how whatever happened in this chat group sometimes ended up affecting people. now, to go on here, one of the lawyers for one of the men who was arrested, actually, then you updike jeff reynolds, lawyer says the explanation by some they were just joking about torturing people in their whatsapp group rings hollow, given the multiple incidents of torture that have now been documented, maliuk chavez these attorney for jenkins and parker says the latest revelations regarding the rankin county, mississippi goon squad text messages are not surprising at all. you understand there's a lot of pain still in this community. i will tell you the justice department is still asking for people in this community to come forward with more things when it comes to talking about the goon squad but let's not forget five members of that squad have already been sent to jail. but at the same time, people believe this is a deeper corrosive problem within that sheriff's department. these messages are starting to bring the light some of the things that people talk about. john, i will continue to examine this as a bunch of people working to get to the bottom of it. but

something like this, the whatsapp group chat, a lot of people if we want to analyze john, such disturbing reports, ryan young, thanks so much for being with us this morning. appreciate it my wife is solely responsible. >> the latest defense in the alito versus mrs. alito flag flap a new this morning pilots abort their take-off to avoid a collision with another plane on the runway. the same thing happened at this same airport just weeks ago and we have live pictures from iceland they're pretty right volcanic eruptions on that at ireland. scientists expect a lot more flow of lava the world-famous blue lagoon, which has a lovely place to visit if you can, has been evacuated kate bolduan saw these spotted yesterday, was speechless when she saw it. it is still going on. we've got new reports on the implications

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the flags, and nothing to do with him saying it was his wife's decision. >> and here are some of the quotes from this letter. >> my wife did fly that flag. >> my wife was solely responsible. my wife is fond of flying flags i am not i asked my wife to take it down, but for several days she refused, seen as joan biskupic has much more on this. she's joining us now june. >> so this is a rare move for a justice to reply to lawmakers in this way well, not really case because they had actually senate and house leaders had sent a letter to chief justice john roberts, asking him to ensure that justice samuel alito would step down from cases involving donald trump's immunity. in other questions related to the 2020 election protests. and samuel alito said responded, look, this is my responsibility is not that chiefs we individually decide whether we're going to recuse and that's exactly right. so

that's why he wrote the letter. and just to give you the top line from this, and his many references to his wife, martha and kate that you've nicely laid out there. he said, my wife is a bottom line from him on martha-ann in the flags my wife is fond of flying flying flags. i am not the events were counted above. do not meet the applicable standard for recusal. i am therefore required to reject your request. now, just so you know, under federal law and the supreme court code justices and federal jurors are federal judges of all level are supposed to recuse if they're impartiality can be reasonably question gen so let's go to now why he lay this all at the hands, so to speak, hoisting the flag of martha-ann. he has said this from the beginning when this first came to be known, that it was martha-ann who flew the inverted flag at their home in suburban

virginia. it was martha-ann who flew the appeal to heaven flag at their beach house in new jersey. and in this letter, he does refer to her many, many times, talking about what her motivations might have been and saying they were not his at all. any also, kate, this it gives us more of an insight into the alitos as a couple beyond the recusal issue. he said as he writes, i had nothing whatsoever to do with the flying the flag. i was not even aware of the upside-down flag until it was called to my attention. and as soon as he saw it, he writes in this letter, i asked my wife to take get down, but i found this line interesting. but for several days, she refused. so i think he he just really wanted to show for his own personal reasons obviously, the tensions within that household and how this was not his responsibility. now, you should you should know that this is landed in different ways with members of congress some people

have found this somewhat believable, but others have not. and i think we have something that we senator blumenthal had said to our kaitlan collins last night i think the time has come for the chief justice of the court roberts has a responsibility here to show some spine and step into the breach. i think he ought to use his moral and political force on the court and take actions that may seem symbolic, like refusing to assign opinions to justice alito and justice thomas. he should also take away from them their power over specific circuits of the court, geographic areas that all the justices divide among themselves but the bottom line here is sam alito said, and i'm sure that chief justice would said would say it's not

the chiefs hands that these individual individual justices are the bosses of themselves. >> and i guess the subtext in justice a martha-ann has a strong hand in it. okay. >> yeah. >> maybe it's also saying like it or not, this issue is settled for now in terms of what where this is from, his book, sitting out these cases, and that's what's important. he will not sit out these cases. kate yeah. it's great to see you, john. thank you so much coming. and so for us, verdict watch, donald trump is about to head back in due course, just as a jury is about to head back in to deliberate his. future and his fate with the jury wants to see when court resumes very soon. >> and a man's court appearance, not donald trump, different man goes up out as badly as it possibly could watch okay so maybe i don't understand something you're driving license suspended that

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would obviously would love some endorsements from some big young stars because they're having some struggles with younger voters with us now, cnn senior data reporter, harry, and when we're talking about these struggles with younger voters, what does that look like? >> yeah, we're talking about the youngest voters here. i unfortunately have aged out of this group, aright. so take a look here. biden trump margin, and this, take a look here age 18 to 24 biden won this group by 32 points last cycle over donald trump. look at where the polling is. now. john oh, by an still leads, but just by seven points. that is a drop. john, let's see if i can do this math. i believe it is a drop of 25 percentage points and compare that to the rest of the electorate where we're looking at a fairly similar race to where we were four years ago, where joe biden won those voters by two points last time around now donald trump leads by two. so that's a movement of four points. but four points, i don't need to tell

you, john is significantly less than movement of 25 points among those voters under the age of 25, we're there are way more voters over 25, but nevertheless, that is a huge showing. the likes of which the biden campaign has to be a little bit nervous about what are the reasons behind it here. yeah, so this question to me gets really at the reason of why this might be occurring do you prefer a want a presidential candidate who promises to restore restore normalcy to washington dc, or bring major change to the country overall, 54% of likely battleground state voters say they want a candidate, they prefer one who restore normalcy to washington dc, but look at voters under the age of 30. >> it is a total flip of that. bring major change to the us. look at 65% of voters under the age of 30, say they want a candidate to bring major change to the us. and in that same poll, which candidate they

thought would bring major change to the country. they've thought donald trump would. so all of a sudden you match up those two questions and you get a pretty clear understanding of why younger voters seem to becoming more republican versus just four years you got to read the small print here. the small print means has big implications. harry how quickly have opinions changed among younger voters? >> yeah, i think some people look at this polling and you know, they look at a slide like this and they say, oh, this change, this is just a polling artifact. i don't think it's necessarily the case because i want you to go back in time. i look at age 18 to 24 24-year-old voters look at the margins and look at this back in the early 2000s and 2000, those under the age of 25 were tied between bush and gore. look what happened in 2004. they started shifting, becoming more blue. john kerry one and by 13 points, barack obama in 2008 i'm by 32 points points. we had a movement of 32 points over just eight years. remember john, those voters under the age of 25 right now, they best were born in 2000. they were

probably born later than 2000. they don't remember 911. they really don't remember the bush years. they barely remember the obama years. it's perhaps time that we're going to see a change like we saw earlier on the 21st century. point is here. you can see big swings, maybe that is what we are seeing now for real area and thank you. >> thank you, my friend. >> i'm really interesting questions about that voting block. also some interesting questions about another voting block in 2024, nikki haley is made clear that donald trump has her vote come november. but what about all of the people who voted for nikki haley in the primaries? the ten, even 15% of voters voting percentage, even that she one, even in states after she dropped out of the race cnn's john king traveled to battleground, pennsylvania to find out michael bases first big political statement came 40 years ago. >> i became a republican when i turned 18 because of ronald reagan. both my parents were staunch democrats and i've the time we're democrats were not

republicans. and i was like, not enough. i'm a reagan republican. >> the philadelphia suburbs were reliably red back then pasi are reluctant piece of why they are much more blue. now. so in 2016, you voted for trump and 2020 by and you've got an election in a few months. >> what are you gonna do if i had my choice, i wouldn't vote for either, but i will vote for biden. >> i will vote for anyone but trump why? >> well so he tried to overthrow our government. >> that's a problem with me surgeon us military i just have very strong feelings about what it means to be an american so another big statement this election year, a primary vote for nikki haley, six weeks after donald trump locked up the nomination, i want other republicans out there saying like, we don't have to choose this guy, they don't want to hear that okay. he could be a convicted criminal and a couple

of days they don't want to hear that hey, he did all these things pasi is hardly alone. >> haley, one 17% statewide, 24 4% here and suburban montgomery county. >> this is a little paradise outside the city. >> i'm afraid lick also wanted to send a message. >> i want a country that's normal. i want a country that functions and i want people to be together. >> very luck is the daughter of cuban immigrants, a staunch supporter of israel, another reagan republican beyond frustrated with her choices, once in court, and the other one is i feel bad for him if he was my father, i'd say, you know, you might want to reconsider your life, i don't know. and the other one i'd say you might want to prioritize your personal problems. >> rural berks county is more trumping, but even here, 16% for haley, joan london was a rag and support her in her teens tea party bakker and the obama years. but after she cast her primary vote for haley, london left the gop registering as an independent the national

party just didn't reflect my values the way it had. and i'm seeing a change in that more towards populism, which carries, carries some unpleasant since baggage, she won't vote for biden. london's debate, skip the presidential ballot line or write in a conservative. this is a county trump needs to county won by eight points in 2020, if you are not trump, that subtraction hurts him you get that right? i do you think that's important i i believe that there we have to send a message that the republican party needs to go to go in a different direction. >> and if biden wins because of that so be it, it's principled position i need to take media is in delaware county, the philly suburbs. linda rooney are registered republican good. a trump voter in 2016, then biden in 2020 as her haley vote in april, those the protest and

to question, who are these people on the republican party that are shoving this down our throats right now, like, why can't we be why can't we elect someone normal rooney serves as a borrow election monitor. he just said the other de that he won pennsylvania in 2020. no no yeah. we were laughing about it, but it's not funny now. it's not funny she also says trump's conduct on january 6 was reprehensible so you know, i just can't i can't forgive him for that, but rooney won't vote for biden again. i can't i don't trust them with the economy. my sons in the army, i don't i am i'm angry about afghanistan about that withdrawal. so honestly, i can't vote for him. >> so i have two choices. >> i can write someone in or i can hold my nose and vote for trump no, that's only going to

be four more years michael pasi also takes the only four more years approach, but he arrives at a different answer. if, enough of us, republicans can do the right thing, keep trump out of office. the next four years aren't going to be perfect, but i think there could be better than what the alternative would be there. >> haley vote in april was a protest. their choice in november could well decide the outcome in a crucial battleground. john king, cnn, doyle's town, pennsylvania all right. >> we do have breaking economic news, a new reading on economic growth. cnn's rahel solomon is here and what does it say? >> it's a little cooler than we had initially expected. so gdp for the first quarter, the first three months of this year coming in a growing at an annualized rate of 1.3% sent to put that in context, the first reading we had gotten on gdp was actually 1.6. so cooler than that first reading. and when you're thinking gdp, you're thinking the broadest

look at the us economy, right? the broadest look at all goods and services produced in this period. so it's sort of a bird's eye view of the economy. now when you look at why was it revised lower? it was actually revised lower on less consumer spending. consumer spending is the backbone of the us economy. it makes up more than two thirds of gdp. so we're consumer spending goes, gdp goes for the most part, right? >> and when you're looking at this figure for the first quarter, you can see schooler right coy the first few quarters actually, it's the coolest since we have seen since the first half of 2022 when we actually saw contraction and we actually saw a decrease in economic activity but, but, but still positive, right? >> and so this is a report that is solid, but absolutely showing some, some cooling right now. it's interesting because earlier this week, we've got consumer confidence which showed people are actually starting to feel better about the economy. i mean, go figure.

>> so you had seen that the consumer confidence index had been falling, falling, falling, and then suddenly we see an uptake and part of that uptick according to the report, was because people were feeling better about the labor market, right? you think about jobs being plentiful, you think about wages he's going up. and so that's part of the reason why people were saying that they feel better to that end, the labor market also showing still solid. but starting to see some cooling which i should say is not completely a surprise. you think about how long rates have been high. you can think about how long inflation has been high. obviously you would expect to see some impacts from that. we will get our next jobs report next friday, but before then, tomorrow is the big inflation for its the biggie. this week, we're gonna another inflation port. it's not quite as sexy as cpi is the cvi inflation report, but it's the one that the fed pays it's most attention to. >> i think it's hot, but that's just me thank you so much that but i digress major digress. let's go let's move

out of this disgraced hollywood producer harvey weinstein could be facing a new indictment as manhattan prosecutors say additional accusers have come forward alleging new claims of sexual misconduct against him. the news comes after weinstein's ahead rather of weinstein's retrial on rape and sexual assault charges. >> cnn's jean casarez is following this one. there's, there's been already a lot of twists and turns and what's happening with weinstein, the court of appeals what what's the impact here well, you never know what's going to happen. any hearing and yesterday afternoon that happened because the whole focus has been on the retrial as you just said, of harvey weinstein by the new york district attorney's office and that is proceeding as far as we know. but the prosecutor had sent a letter to the judge in this case, judge farber, saying that the defense attorney for harvey weinstein is trying to intimidate one of the accusers that will be the main one, mimi haley, to take the stand in an upcoming trial

retrial and that an after a press conference after the last hearing, he did say that they believe she lied on the stand. and so the prosecutor said, we can't have anyone trying to intimidate a witness. of course, arthur aidala fought back on that, but this is what it lead to. prosecutors said it's a critical time we need to address this because we've got new accusers stepping forward right now to the district attorney's office from new york city saying they were assaulted by harvey weinstein. we are vetting them. we are in active investigation. she said and we're looking at statue of limitations, but they're identities have to remain private. we've got to give them the courage to step forward and do this. and so then the judge said, so are you saying that you believe there's going to be a new indictment filed, possibly prosecutor said yes, your honor and so that was really became the headline of this case. and arthur aidala told me after the

hearing, it looks like he knew about it. he's already filed paperwork. harvey weinstein might speak if they go to a grand jury, the prosecutors to present new evidence and that never happened since wow. >> all right. jane is all over this for us. thank you so much, jean. it's great to see you john. >> all right. >> so how would you feel if millions of people watched you potty train or throw a tantrum, a new push by younger get people to ensure they have total control over their digital footprint so the irs is auditing your company happened to me a couple of months ago. >> it was nothing is mark them never wonder where the people with all the answers get all the answers, ask markham accountants entered when you can get complete bedrooms, luxurious living rooms to electable dining sets, best selling mattresses, and ocean. sofas with all the bells and whistles for just 999 each.

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at reagan national airport in american airlines flight heading to boston was horses slam on the brakes and abruptly abort takeoff? to avoid colliding with another plane that was landing on the runway. the plane returned to the gate for inspection, did make a div austin though four hours later. >> this is the second close call at reagan national airport in just six weeks and if you've got a court date for having a suspended driver's license. >> it is not advised that you attend while in your car and while driving, one man in michigan realized that too late and quickly found out just how bad a court appearance can go mr are you driving i'm ashley. >> i'm pulling into my doctor's office actually so so just give me one second. i'm parking right now so maybe i don't understand something this is a driving license suspended that is correct, your

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that's like not taking any calls mostly guy. >> right starved on tv just bad for everyone, laughing and move on. so it promised to revolutionize recycling and help banish pollution. but critics say a process called chemical recycling. >> it's all an illusion seen as bill weir's here. >> and this is not like a good david copperfield illusion no, it's not. unfortunately job because the plastics crisis is a real crisis. it is everywhere plastics top of the polished ocean's bottom of the deepest deepest oceans top as mountains in our bloodstreams, it's everywhere and the promise that maybe we could start recycling this stuff in a, in a circular, more harmonious loop is sort of fallen away after a big plant. i just closed an oregon. this is a rejects. this is a company that was supposed to recycle thousands of pounds of plastics and they the most difficult

plastics to resign cycle the polystyrene, the stuff in those coolers, coffee cups, egg cartons, they could break it down, reuse it again and again and again, at least that was the promise, but they just closed after only managing to recycle about 3,000 and not 3,600 tons of plastic waste over five years. that was the promise they wanted to be able to do over 3,600 year. they only managed to do 3,000 over five years and then closed even though they called the project a success. but this is just sort of a glaring example now of the plastics industry, a big petrochemical schumer. that the recycling efforts aren't going the way they've been promised for so long, even back to the keep america beautiful campaigns you remember of the 70s of the crying indian putting the responsibility for recycling on the consumer instead of companies as they actively resisted those sorts of things, it turns out that only 9% of plastics these days is recycled globally and much less than that over i'm 5% in

the united states, the promise of chemical recycling, it was that it was this new magic process. unlike mechanical recycling, which takes more energy and it's harder to separate all those chemicals. they promised that the chemical way to do it would be the way to go, but only 11 one of these plants are operating in the us. and that capacity could only recycle about 1.3% of us waste even at full capacity if they're crank and full-time so what this does is now forced back to the debate over cutting down on the production of plastic in the first place industry wants to keep making the stuff with the promise that it could eventually be recycled the more activist consumers are saying no, we need to shut it off at the source, get a handle on the problem, right now. but as we speak, john, millions of tons of plastic are produced every day and a lot of them are single use that end up in waterways, almost immediately. a big problem needs, needs our attention a huge problem, and there is no magic solution

here, bill, we're great to have you on this morning. thanks so much. >> okay. >> so they are cold. they are the so-called social media babies. they're the generation whose childhoods coincide with the rise of the social media era there, the first-generation of child influencers, and they're now becoming adults. and there's a movement among them who are fighting back against the whole industry of parents posting birth announcements personal medical information, intimate family life details that children don't have control over. some i'm young people are now even calling on lawmakers to do more. my next guest is fighting to do just that with their organization. quick clicking kids, joining us now is chris mccarthy. chris, thank you for coming on. you've been advocating for this after you learned about one influencer in particular, who shared extensive kind of personal content online about her adopted son. why has this become your cause and your passion? what do you see here? >> that's a great question. i, and so interested in how we can better protect children online

i was fortunate enough to have a family that is very conscientious about the things that they share online. so this is not anything that i've gone through through firsthand, but the knowledge that social media is becoming increasingly ingrained in our daily life, that it's becoming easier and easier to find out a wealth of information just from their name or their photo it really makes me want to consider and help maybe other parents consider how they can be respectful when it comes to sharing. there children online one, until recently, we were looking at this. >> no states have laws protecting the privacy and financial interests of children influencers. but in july in illinois, a law goes into effect that will require parents to compensate child influencer fares which had me wondering where is the line and your view, when does posting family photos cross over to being unsafe and unfair for kids?

>> this is really interesting. so i think in general parents need to be careful when they're sharing their kids online, right? because regardless of the intention, the impact could still be there of people who have mal intent may be following these accounts or maybe downloading images of these children using them for nefarious purposes. that's always something you're going to have to be mindful of. however, the legislation in an illinois, which is based off of initial washington state legislation, is really specifically tailored to family social media accounts that are monetized and monetize heavily this legislation isn't saying you can never post your kids online. this is saying when posting your kids online becomes a business and needs to be regulated as a business. so that is really important to keep in mind when considering this issue. >> and also important to point out this isn't just a passion project of view. you also, you have working with lawmakers in washington to try to pass a bill is you're talking about similar to what we were seeing

rollout in illinois short of legislation. well, i guess even before that, what's the role of big tech in this? what do you think the role of the social media company? phase should be yeah, that's a great question. >> so social media companies ideally, it would be enforcing the privacy protection part of this bill. >> so in washington state and then this later got changed in illinois due to a complex variety of reasons. >> but most states that have introduced legislation to protect child influencers who i've two key components. >> the first is the right to privacy and the second is it right? >> as a right to financial compensation for that right to privacy, what that would look like is once these kids reached age of 18, they can request a social media platform to delete content that features than that they're no longer happy with having public. the second part, the right to financial compensation is modeled off of code we've been laws for child actors, which says that these children, if they are working in a monetized account, deserve to see some of that financial revenue that they're helping to generate because again,

it's really these kids that are drawing people into these accounts. they're called family influencing accounts for a reason, most of that content, most of that draw the sponsorship deals, et cetera. that's all coming from my kid centered account. >> i have to say is just the legislation, the debate where the line is it's fascinating and important conversation to be having. it's great to meet you. thanks for coming in. >> yeah, absolutely. thank you so much you are seeing a new central starts now we, are on verdict watching the criminal case against donald trump. very soon. >> he moments of testimony will be read back to the jury. >> so who does that make the most nervous and then some hollywood's biggest stars are suddenly camera shy. what presidential candidates are having a harder time landing? the birdie endorsements this time around. i'm john berman