with us. are you saving your voice for the goal? >> i am saving my voice for the last goal of the final, hopefully there won't be many or maybe there will be many. usually in the world cup final there's not that many. i'm saving my voice, trying to rest from here till sunday as much as i can. it ain't easy but here i am. >> have you recorded it or timed it, excuse me, for the longest that you've actually said it? >> never, never, because there's so many emotions going into each game so i have no idea. it depends on how much air i have in my lugngs, how the play progressed. i never timed it. >> someone said this will always be morocco's world cup, even though they were ousted, the way they played. when it comes to sunday, the

french are formidable. and i wonder what your predictions are? >> it's a world cup final, if argentina wants to be the champs they have to defeat the champions. i think that's the beauty for the final for all to watch on sunday. >> andre, as ana navarro always tells me, andre canter. thanks. we'll talk to you sunday. >> thank you so much. "cnn this morning" continues right now. it was already clear to the media that the palace wasn't going to protect her. once that happens, the floodgates open. >> and i realized that i wasn't just being thrown to the wolves

i was being fed to the wolves. >> what a saga. good morning, everyone. that by the way, brand new clip from the harry and meghan docuseries, detailing their split from the royal family. we'll have more from london straight ahead. have you watched it yet? >> not a second. >> other than what we've covered here on the show with max. first we have to tell you about what's happening in the news. nearly 50 tornados across the south, at least three people are dead and there's catastrophic destr destruction. we'll get you there. a warning from the white house about a winter surge of covid, flu and respiratory viruses. a new poll spells trouble for trump. seems a ton of americans don't have an appetite for a white house run or a rematch between trump and biden. we get to louisiana to show you this morning at least three people are dead, multiple people

hurt after a dangerous storm system moved through the state. nearly 50 tornados reported across the south over the last 48 hours, 16 of them in louisiana. and at this hour, more than 10,000 people in louisiana are without power. across the u.s., 130,000 people are in the dark and we find nick valencia in louisiana right now. not sure if they're in the dark. he's in gretna, louisiana. >> reporter: good morning. it's an eerie scene here. you can hear a faint sound of a fire alarm going off. i want to show you what's left of the church here. this used to be a church, you can see the tornado came through, busting pipes, water pouring out of the building, portions of the roof ripped off. the damage here in this community was extensive. we went into the neighborhoods yesterday to speak to residents. despite the damage we're told by

authorities here, locally, there was no loss of life. but many residents were just caught off guard by the outbreak of these tornados which is a rare event for this time of year. one of the residents i spoke to said the tornado lasted about 10 to 15 seconds. by the time she realized she had to go to the basement to take cover, she said the storm had basically passed. another resident i spoke to said her week and a half old brother was asleep in as bassinet and te tornado nearly sucked him away. we understand crews will be going throughout the area, surveying the damage and we expect the governor to host a press conference later. as i mentioned, no loss of life in this community but across the state at least three people have been killed and many injuries here. as the sun comes up we'll have a better understanding of the damage. >> nick, thank you. new this morning the white house is warning americans covid-19 is not gone.

also preparation is key ahead of this winter and a potential increase in cases. let's go to mj lee. you have great reporting after talking to dr. jha at the white house, how they're thinking and preparing for a surge. we're feeling that here in new york for sure. >> reporter: definitely. as we enter the holiday season of family gatherings and dinners and parties, the white house is offering this warning, covid is not over and you need to protect yourself. the white house to that end is launching this new campaign urging people across the country to really do all the things we are all so familiar with already. get vaccinated, get boosted, get tested and to that end they are launching and restarting the at-home free covid testing program. you are now allowed four free tests per household and offering up new support for nursing homes and other long term care facilities. when i was talking to dr. jha

last night he said covid cases have been on the rise in recent weeks and the reason the stakes are so much higher right now too is because of the so-called triple threat of covid, the flu and rsv. he did say, however, the rsv situation does seem to have peaked, which is just really good news, especially if you have gotten it or your children have gotten it, it's really rough. >> i think we all know at this point what to do if you get covid, isolation time, masking, go to the cdc website. the viruses seem much stronger this year because of masking like rsv, the flu, did dr. jha say anything about how to deal with that this holiday season? >> reporter: he did. i'm sure you experienced this. we know what to do when you get covid at this point, as you said, you isolate, you shouldn't go to work. but when you get the cold or something elsewhere you're feeling iffy, i think there's still the temptation to go to work or make the family

thanksgiving dinner. what dr. jha said, and this is the advice i think that would come from any doctor, if you're not feeling well you have to stay home. he was explaining the reason there was this specific guidelines for covid you can spread it when you're as asymptomatic where with rsv and the flu you're spreading it when you have symptoms. if you don't feel well, stay at home, even if you don't want to skip the holiday family dinner. >> it saves everyone else. so mj lee, thank you. appreciate it. >> this morning democrats still waiting on a formal announcement from president biden about whether or not he's going to run for re-election. it now appears one of the most influential people in his life is all in. cnn has learned that first lady jill biden is supportive of her husband running for another term that's notable since she's one

of the decisive voices in his orbit. joe biden is now encouraged by the results of the midterm elections and she's ready to go. look at this new poll when asked if biden should be the nominee in 2024, 40% of the democratic voters said yes. not as strong as where biden was at the beginning of the year but stronger than over the summer at 25%. his potential opponent, former president trump is not faring as well with his party, seeing the reverse of his trend. only 38% want trump to be their nominee. more striking when those same voters were asked who should be the nominee, who's the next person, the clear leader and favorite was florida governor ron desantis. 53% say they prefer anyone but trump. joining us now to talk about this is maggie haberman, cnn's political analyst. i feel you can hear the screams

from mar-a-lago from here over those numbers when it comes to desantis. >> i don't think any of this is making donald trump happy. the cnn polls looks like other polls. this is a trend. donald trump's calling card is strength and being seen as strong within his party. when that starts to erode it's hard for him to keep other people at bay. he's the only person running right now, you wouldn't know that because he's done no events. i can't remember the last time i saw somebody announce for president and do literally nothing. i'm told it's going to change next month we'll see what happens. but this is not where trump wanted to be. >> he put out a survey the other day, i should note, all the reporters that cover trump get blast emails he put out a survey where he should hold his first rally. >> missed that. >> but it's been a month now to the day, i think. >> rallies are expensive. i don't know how much money he's raising, that's something everyone needs to keep an eye on. if you see donald trump doing

events that are not a rally, that is telling about the state of his campaign in a different way. we'll see what happens. >> the announcement was lackluster, the energy was low. he's not doing anything. keeps teasing stuff, but it's honestly i feel like kind of who cares, out of sight, out of mind. >> there was a column this week by josh green at bloomberg that i thought was dead on, which is elon musk is actually hurting donald trump's campaign because he made himself into the main character on twitter as the villain and the maga liner. if you have someone doing trumpian things on twitter why do you need trump? we're so early in the campaign at this point, it's not like we're going to see a lot of candidates jousting. trump got in earlier than i remember anyone doing. >> can we talk about the cnn polling that i thought was so interesting. it's not that people don't want a trump/biden rematch. they don't know who they want.

>> totally. >> isn't that worse for the former president and president, it's we don't want you but we don't know who we want. >> biden is in a stronger position. i know there are people in his party who will privately say we don't want you to run. there's a lot of people saying they don't want trump. >> biden is winning. i'm sorry, biden is winning. i don't know what the polling is showing you look at the inflation reduction act, lower gas prices, lower prescription drug prices, brittney griner, the respect for marriage act. biden is winning. i don't know what the polling is going to show. if his wife says run, i think he's going to do it. >> all signs are that he's going to run. the white house is saying don't write stories that he's running and we're going to tell you

these stories he doesn't know. all signs are that he is going to run. he has winds at his back in a way that donald trump does not. one thing that was interesting about one of the polls yesterday. "the wall street journal" poll shows trump getting beaten by desantis. biden is strong against trump, trump is stronger against biden than anyone else, i think. it reminds me of what we saw in 2016, which is that hillary clinton and donald trump were the two who could beat each other. i don't know what it looks like going forward if it's not trump for biden. >> that's something the white house is watching. trump is known. desantis has gotten a lot of praise. we don't know how he would fare -- >> really important to bear in mind, we don't know. >> maybe he would do better than we think, maybe worse than we think. but that is something the white house is watching because they don't know desantis' weak points

in a sense like that. but we're so far out and some voters are like, let's wait. the fight that is happening right now is kevin mccarthy on capitol hill, who is fighting for his political life. there was a moment yesterday where manu raju asked him about this number, this fight to get to 218, and this is what he said. >> why has it been so hard for you to get 218 votes to become speaker when you have president trump apparently lobbying on your behalf, meeting with members of the freedom caucus, but the votes aren't there. why is it so hard for you? >> have you spent time with my conference. here we are with the biggest things going on on spending and i can always count on you for the most inappropriate question. >> it's not inappropriate at all. >> this is not an inappropriate question. it's a legitimate question, a mild one and asked plolitely. the real question is why he can't get there.

i'm of the opinion he probably will, i don't know what that looks like, i don't know what he gives the holdouts. i don't know if the holdouts get crushed by the moderates who kevin mccarthy is quietly leaning on right now. but this is not going well and he has a slim majority among republicans, and there's nothing wrong with what manu asked. >> even if he wins he has the same caucus, that's fractured. >> that's right. >> it's not like a victory. >> john boehner is cackling somewhere. people who have gone through the this, good for me. >> i think that answer shows how sensitive he is about it. it was the right question. and you're right he's going to continue to get that. that was a snarky answer and wasn't necessary. >> he's using manu as a tool which we have seen politicians do over and over again. but we'll be in the movie for the next three weeks.

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it said, meghan needs to die, someone needs to kill her. >> three more episodes of the harry and meghan netflix series dropped overnight. detailing a miscarriage they endured. harry opening up about his relationship with his brother. while meghan detailed suicidal thoughts. i want to bring in max foster. what are the takeaways and what do you think the response from the royal family would be. >> reporter: insight behind the scenes as to why harry and meghan decided to leave and insight behind palace walls, effectively harry and meghan are accusing the rest of the family of being jealous of them, working against them to the point meghan had suicidal thoughts. so a very compelling story, very much from harry and meghan's point of view. this is where it culminates really, a show down between

harry, william, charles, and the queen where harry outlines his plan to leave the royal family but still to continue, to some extent with the royal role. >> we trying to come up with a blueprint for the way forward. >> i went in with the same proposal we had already made publically. but once i got there, i was given five options. one being all in, no change. five being all out. i chose option three in the meeting. half in, half out. have our own jobs but also work in support of the queen. it became very clear, very quickly that that goal was not up for discussion or debate. it was terrifying to have my brother scream and shout at me and my father say things that

simply weren't true and my grandmother quietly sit there and sort of take it all in. >> reporter: i know i expected the palace to respond but they said they're not going to respond, they're going to continue with a long-planned engagement. >> we'll check in with any responses. joining me trisha godard, host of "when meghan met harry". and correspondent zain asher. good morning. . >> good morning. >> we're talking about this. what if, just what if, okay, what if they had said we're all in and stayed but still said their piece and said i dare you to kick me out but i'm going to speak my mind about this family as i work, what would happen? >> you don't understand brits. i don't think they could deal

with meghan, obviously, talks about her mental health. i don't think it was an option staying there. you can't just talk out. if you are all in, you follow the protocol. you still got people managing you, what you can and can't say, who you can and can't see, what have you. so they wouldn't have had that freedom, they would not be able to have their freedom. they have the most freedom in the situation they're in now. >> you watched all three episodes. >> i did. >> good for you. >> would you like some of my coffee? >> our viewers haven't had -- likely to see them all yet. and this was emotional for you to watch. >> it was. i actually cried watching this. i think after watching this, the prayer should never be dear god please let me marry into the british royal family, it should be dear god please let me survive marrying into the british royal family.

to marry into the family and survive it, psychologically, emotionally, spiritually, you have to be made of something else. meghan talked about the parasitic relationship between her and the press. it needs to be addressed. we need a mature discussion -- go ahead, don. >> i want to play it. there is a sound bite she talks about being fed to the woflves. >> it was already clear to the media that the palace wasn't going to protect her. once that happens, the floodgates open. >> and i realized that i wasn't just being thrown to the wolves, i was being fed to the wolves. >> you know, it's funny. i was -- before watching the documentary, i was having this conversawith my husband last night about the british tabloid press. he's american and he said isn't it the same as the new york post? >> god, no. >> americans need to understand

there's a difference between the american tabloids and the british tabloids. the british tabloids are venomous, they are a particular strain of just you know -- >> i do know. >> the thing about the american tabloids they'll hound you and the next story comes along and they're distracted and turn attention elsewhere. the british tabloids will not stop until they destroy you. that is what meghan markle has dealt with the last five years. >> it's not all of them. it's some of them, if you sue them, sue them successfully -- if you lay down and take whatever they have to say about you and suck it up, that seems to have been the royal family's mantra when it come to wives. if you lay down, suck it up and deal with it it'll go away.

diana don't that, and neither have harry and meghan done that. once you fight back. you say i'm not going to take it anymore. once you sue them, and if you do it successfully, you are done. they are going to hammer you into the float. >> on that note buckingham palace said they're not going to comment on this, they just said it again, see if they comment on it. one thing that harry said in this that stuck out to me, he compared it to saying the reason they were especially venn thou -- venomous to her, she's supposed to be a supporting act marrying into the family. i read the palace papers book, it said the same thing about diana, not a member of the royal family but they were upset she was getting the attention. >> and happened in the tour of the south pacific australia. this is what happened to diana, young bride, international

celebrity. same thing happened with meghan and the documentary says clearly that the british tabloid press had a cooperative relationship with the firm and the firm would plant stories to overshadow, to sully meghan's name and also to draw more attention away from their own misdeeds. their own negative stories that were happening with other members of the senior royals. other senior royals, something scandalous was happening, now is a good time to plant a story about meghan being horrible, they talked about that in the documentary series. >> we touched on princess diana, she came from one of the most aristocratic families, she was a spencer. people joked prince charles was marrying up and even she had a hard time fitting in. >> because of age, the minds, these weren't things that royals

had done. she broke a mold in many ways. what we saw in the first of the documentaries with harry and meghan is how meghan got involved with the victims of the fire disaster, which was awful. it's an impoverished area. she was going there without the press knowing for quite some time, that's another mold broken and you don't do that easily. >> trisha godard. >> don lemon. >> is it a bigger impact what they're doing now than if they stayed and duked it out? could they make a bigger change doing this? >> it wasn't sustainable. not with -- see, don you're thinking -- >> no, i'm asking the question. the british tabloids once they had one lawsuit, nay couldn't stay there. >> is it a bigger impact with netflix and the -- >> hae's saying he believes they

lost some of their influence? >> no. i'm wondering. i'm wondering if they can make more change by what they're doing now, if they get more eyes or by staying in the royal family. >> here's the thing. harry says that in episode 4, he actually says, you know, the whole -- that weird synergy or the weird relationship between the royals and the tabloids, he said someone needs to challenge it, he said to his father at one stage, his father said, king charles said, the media is the media. he's the first one taking it on, doing it for diana and himself. this is what the whole thing is about. it's the palace and the vicious part of the media. is he doing a service? >> i would add what they are allowed to say when official members of the firm, they're not allowed to talk about racism, about misogyny, about

colonialism, slavery, and all of these are things they can talk about now and talk about in their documentary. these are things the firm is not going to go on the record about and when meghan or harry have done it in the past they're told they're out of line. so i would say they have more freedom now to talk about important things to the world, not just the palace. and to better serve the causes that the rest of us actually care about. >> got it. >> the line that cost me the most, the line that made me emotional is when she said, this is not my country. i have tried so hard to fit in and it's simply not good enough. every black british person understands exactly what she meant by that statement. >> yeah. yeah. >> we've all been there. we know what that is. to be bullied in this world, generally there's two ingredients, two things that make a person more vulnerable

for bullying, that is if they are different and vulnerable. she is's different because she's back, she's vulnerable because nobody had her back. not her family, not her husband's family. >> i understand the racism here, but in britain, it is deep. >> yeah. >> we have to run, though. >> thank you all three so much. it was a really great conversation. >> thank you. >> thank you. some celebrities here in the united states are facing big lawsuits over their promotion of cryptocurrency. what kind of exposure they may be facing zblooi. tips on how to protect your money, assets . there she is. susie orman is here. >> hi. >> i'm so glad you said that. on the fluffiest french toast with red currants on top we wish you a happy holiday, only at ihop. new gingersnap apple french toast, part of our new holiday menu. try all three flavors. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future.

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♪ good morning, everyone. and welcome back to "cnn this morning." the conversation about mental health in america after the suicide of stephen twitch boss, we'll talk about that. plus frustration is boiling at the border as officials brace for a surge of migrants in the

coming weeks. and we're going to dive into the so-called twitter files. what is fact and what is fiction. >> also this morning, the ftx debacle and down fall has brought a new focus on celebrities who endorsed crypto. some of the rich and famous facing lawsuits now, with plaintiffs claiming they did not disclose their own involvement with the digital institutions. christine romans joins us now. are they facing real exposure? >> the a-list are out hunting for lawyers, because sports celebrities and figures are finding out the high profile crypto endorsements they hyped are bringing costly lawsuits. disgraced ftx founder and former ceo sam bankman-fried is in jail accused of carrying out what a prosecutor called one of the biggest financial frauds in american history.

sam bankman-fried earned the backing of prominent figures across hollywood, sports and politics. now several celebrities are all under fresh legal scrutiny, including tom brady, gisele bundchen, and nba champion steph curry. they're among some named in a class action lawsuit filed against sam bankman-fried last month after his company suffered a crisis, collapsed and filed for bankruptcy. at least a million people can't access their funds. the lawsuit alleges they did not disclose the scope and amount of compensation they personally received in exchange for the promotion of ftx. one of the plaintiffs in the proposed class action suit says, as a new england patriots fan my entire life you can imagine the influence that tom brady would have. claiming he moved nearly all his money from another crypto

exchange to ftx. the lawyer representing the plaintiffs told "the washington post" we have rich people we all love telling us they checked it out, it's okay, why shouldn't they be held responsible? this is the tip of the iceberg. another lawsuit was filed against the ntf series bored ape yacht club. >> we're part of the same community. >> yes. 37 defendants are named, including paris hilton, jimmy fallon, steph curry. the lawsuit accuses people getting followers to make bad investors. actor ben mckenzie testified yesterday on capitol hill. >> they have been lied on by a once seemingly mighty crypto

industry whose entire existence depends on misinformation, hype, and yes, fraud. >> so none of the celebrities named in the lawsuits responded to cnn's request for comment. another crypto lawsuit against ethereum max was dismissed recently after the judge said it wasn't cleared the investors who sued saw the promotions. kim kardashian was named in that one. she paid more than a million dollars to the ftc for failing to report that she was paid to promote a token on instagram. she settled quickly with the s.e.c. over that. the federal reserve raised rates again following months of higher increases to the fed's fight on inflation. but higher interest rates from the fed means higher interest rates for you, phones, credit

cards, jerome powell, the fed chair warned there's a long way to go until we see normal inflation. >> it's good to see progress but we have a long ways to go to get back to price stability. >> the treasury secretary janet yellen is cheering the state of the economy. she calls the u.s. economy resilient, notes the labor market is strong and household balance sheets are healthy, consumer spending is robust and credit card delinquencies are low. we're happy to bring in suzie -- suze orman. the co-founder of secure save dot com. which has employer sponsored emergency savings accounts which a lot of people need. who's right? >> listen, it's you can have all

these people on television saying everything is great, but just look truthfully at your next door neighbor, the people on the streets. the people i talk to, poppy, that call in or write in to the podcast, they don't have the money to pay their bills. many are living paycheck to paycheck, can't afford rent. good luck ever being able to afford a house at these prices and the cost of food. so i just think we're in far greater trouble than everybody wants us to believe that we're in. >> listen to this, the ceo of united airlines, scott kirby, was on with us a few days ago, here's what he said. >> i didn't really the wall street journal, the word recession wouldn't be in our vocabulary because i don't see it. >> of course you don't see it in your data because you're not seeing where are the people who are getting those tickets to fly

on your airlines, where does that money come from? maybe the people aren't delinquent yet on their credit cards, but they are paying this on their credit cards. most people in the united states don't have an emergency savings account of more than, you know, a few bucks, if anything. do you know most people can't even afford $400 for an emergency so there are people who are absolutely fine, who are going out to eat, going to hotels. but in my opinion, they're putting that on their credit cards. and they're doing it because of why? they had so much in savings during the pandemic because we subsidized them in every possible way, they didn't have to pay their mortgages, they didn't have to pay their student loans, they didn't have to do anything. yet they were getting all of this money. now savings have gone from all-time highs to really they're almost all gone.

so you're going to see eventually again credit card debt -- go ahead. >> credit card delinquencies, are lower. it sounds like you're saying we're on the precipice maybe. jamie dimon was warning what happens in a year when that excess savings is gone. is that what you're worried about? >> yeah. i'm worried about that. i'm worried about that many cars now, we have almost the highest repossession in cars than we've had in a long time. over 250,000 people who bought homes that are now under water. we have a million people that only have 10% equity in their homes. so we have a situation where, yeah, people may be going out, people may be doing things, but they're still living paycheck to paycheck. and that is a big warning sign

in my book. people need to be careful. >> let's get to your advice, because folks write you, come on the podcast, ask you these questions. let's tick through a few. if someone asks you right now if they should sell their home? >> i would say if they want to move, they're not going to stay in their home, i would sell it sooner than later, you bet i would. >> what about a car, for people thinking about an optional car purchase not urgent. >> if you're going to buy a car and you cannot afford to buy a car outright. don't buy a brand new car, buy a used car. because the second you drive a car off the lot it depreciates 20%. so used car prices are finally coming down. >> that's good. >> if it's an optional purchase, just wait, don't do it right now. they're going to get cheaper. >> don is sitting here nodding and giving you a thumbs up. i never bought a new car.

i have a 2010 toyota. i always bought a used car. i agree with you. quickly before you go, though, i think yesterday in the announcement from the fed chair and the rate announcement that it's getting glossed over the fed said unemployment they think will tick up to 4.7%, which means a million more jobs lost in a year. that's a lot of pain. >> that's a lot of pain. so people, are you going to be one of the ones they have to lay off? i think really shortly it's so crazy that your goal is to lay people off. you want unemployment to go up. think about that. if you're one of the people that are going to be laid off, you don't have a savings account, you have debt. just think about that. so everybody, bottom line is, save your money. really put money away. if you can't pay off your credit card in full every single month, you're already in credit card trouble, in my opinion. >> wow. >> thoughts, christine romans is

here with us, too. >> and in a high interest rate environment you have to pay down the high interest rate debt. credit card interest rates are record highs. you know the store credit cards, i know you hate these like i do. 29% for these store credit cards. seems to me -- >> i never open them. >> it's easy, don't do it. >> a sign of financial distress getting these cards with these high interest rates. >> yeah. and it's not only that. it's also home equity lines of credit. a lot of people are moving now from once they maxed out credit cards, let's take out a home equity line of credit. remember fed rates go up, your home equity line of credit is going to kskyrocket. so come back to earth, if you don't have the cash to pay for it, don't buy it. >> we are on earth thanks to you. thank you.

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