>> clint: i do. i do. i was a somber sad child. >> stephen: joy and despair. >> clint: joy and despair. and it went something like "i hate the color gray. it reminds me of a rainy day, gray, i really hate that color. it's annoying like my little brother." [applause] to be clear... my and my brother have a great relationship now, he's a great guy. but he was a toddler. but toddlers by nature are very annoying. my teacher came up to me afterwards and she said and put her hand on my shoulder and she read the poem and said, "clint, that was beautiful, you can be a writer." for all i know, she could have gone and said that to every kid in the room, like, i have no idea. but what i do know is i remembered that moment for the rest of my life. that's not to create some sort of neat, linear relationship between that moment and now the writer, but it's always in my head and existed as a possibility. i tell that story to teachers all the time because you never know what's gonna stay with a child and you never know wh

clint: can i just jump in? i think it was proven, and you mentioned in the press conference afterwards, that they are trying to create a bridge between the legal issues in the court cases and the higher level sorted diplomatic agreements. but to sayuri's point, and is maybe what you were alluding to, there are still lots of cases and korean courts that are working their way up. some will get to the supreme court. this is not going away in people's minds. they are going to be pertinent legal questions that have outcomes that have to be dealt with. and you have the leadership -- this is before the trilateral summit -- of the opposition party in south korea that said that yoon is moving the country one step closer -- not an exact quote, but the flag once again flying over sovereign and korean territories. it gets politicized, and that is not going away. sayuri: that is what i was alluding to. [laughter] you are right. there will be, after this meeting, the summit, after the summit, there will be some news about th

clint: thank you, scott. you have been -- done a fantastic job not only sticking to time but summing up the key points. just listening to you and taking notes, i have a handful of questions i want to get to. we want to gather our audience's thoughts as well. starting with looking back a little bit, you mentioned in the second phase that you explained in the paper during the 2000s until 2017, when the third phase begins, that china's role evolved from being more active but still a somewhat distant influence on the peninsula. do you think that many underestimated china's role to be more active? did you see in your research -- what is your assessment on if there was a dividing line around 2009 when china more actively supported? scott: i would argue there's a tendency to overestimate china's role rather than underestimate china's role. part of this came with expectations for what china might do as a convene or of the six party talks. the idea of the five against one framework that i think was implicit in the ass

clint: thank you, scott. you have been -- done a fantastic job not only sticking to time but summing up the key points. just listening to you and taking notes, i have a handful of questions i want to get to. we want to gather our audience's thoughts as well. starting with looking back a little bit, you mentioned in the second phase that you explained in the paper during the 2000s until 2017, when the third phase begins, that china's role evolved from being more active but still a somewhat distant influence on the peninsula. do you think that many underestimated china's role to be more active? did you see in your research -- what is your assessment on if there was a dividing line around 2009 when china more actively supported? scott: i would argue there's a tendency to overestimate china's role rather than underestimate china's role. part of this came with expectations for what china might do as a convene or of the six party talks. the idea of the five against one framework that i think was implicit in the ass

i'm walking down on the set with clint eastwood and i done a drama. both of which clint had seen. story. first time i met clint eastwood, i went to the pe pebble rock gof tournament. i'm in the breakfast tent on wednesday. i don't know anyone and i'm trying to remember or can he even play anymore. all of a sudden clint eastwood's walking across the breakfast table and looking at me. you know, i'm the eggs. jeff daniels. clint. lynn eastwood yes, yes. i saw dumb and dumber. he said, the toilet seat? i said, yes, yes, sir. that happened to me. [laughter] he started laughing, he turned around and walked away and that was it. ten years later, whenever. >> stephen: jeff, lovely to have you here. it's always a vacation for me. >> jeff: thank you so much. >> stephen: "american rust" errors sunday on showtime. jeff daniels, everybody! we will be right back with "cbs mornings"'s nate burleson! ♪ ♪ with n new scope s squeez mouthwhwash concenentrate, just adddd water, squeeze e to controlol the streh of your momouthwash. and find a a zone... all yoyour own. ♪♪ scope e squeez. (vo) crabfest

clint watts is back with us. is ruth ben-ghiat, she is a professor of history and author of strongmen -- mussolini to the present. it is good to see you both. clint, first, talk about what the investigation into the threats on judge chutkan -- what role does the fbi play in addressing the dangers there? >> yeah, in the case of the fbi, their national jurisdiction and the fact that they can also piece together with these online threats with on the ground activity -- meaning they can quickly since those in a much broader and more narrow focus in some ways. and then they can go out and do those contact briefings. we have seen that in utah, whenever president biden was going after just a couple of weeks ago, when they had to actually go and visit the gentleman who then showed up with a weapon that they ended up, unfortunately, killing him -- but in the same point, you are seeing them again pick up on another one of these. you will see the fbi do a lot of these i imagine, over the next few weeks, and my hope is that t

clint: can i just jump in? i think it was proven, and you mentioned in the press conference afterwards, that they are trying to create a bridge between the legal issues in the court cases and the higher level sorted diplomatic agreements. but to sayuri's point, and is maybe what you were alluding to, there are still lots of cases and korean courts that are working their way up. some will get to the supreme court. this is not going away in people's minds. they are going to be pertinent legal questions that have outcomes that have to be dealt with. and you have the leadership -- this is before the trilateral summit -- of the opposition party in south korea that said that yoon is moving the country one step closer -- not an exact quote, but the flag once again flying over sovereign and korean territories. it gets politicized, and that is not going away. sayuri: that is what i was alluding to. [laughter] you are right. there will be, after this meeting, the summit, after the summit, there will be some news about th

prigozhin was on the plane that fell out of the sky. >> all right, let's go to clint, because clint, you are an expert on this, an expert on the media, expert on disinformation. we're getting potentially conflicting reports. what do you make of what you have seen so far, and what should we have as a real caution here? >> i echo the same things in terms of both the ambassador and the general saying we have to use some caution. remember, prigozhin, one of the things that came out right after the uprising, he has lots of body doubles, fake passports, other items, you have to be very careful with that. that second plane having landed, i'm sure there's going to be a lot of rumors, intelligence, about who is and is not on that second plane. some of the key points that we should look at, if prigozhin was killed on that, it's fascinating it did not happen somewhere else, if it was due to a deliberate plot to take him out. it didn't happen in africa. would have happened in russia. if that is the case, that's probably trying to send a signal. separately, i would imagine based on some of the in

clint hanson joins me now.und, trying to help people and bring them supplies. first of all, good for you. but what are you seeing? how bad is it? >> this is the worst i've ever seen any fire on the island. it does happen from time to time, where we can get some inclement weather. maui is known for good weather. it's been 180 years since we have been hit by a hurricane, but when summer time comes and things dry out, we have high winds, a perfect storm happens, and that's definitely what's been happening in the last 24 hours. i was in early and late afternoon, got out late afternoon, barely by taking dirt roads and getting back home only to see the fires start and breathe the person-by-person accounts of houses being destroyed, landmarks being burnt to the ground, buildings that are hundreds of years old or over 100 years old gone. it's really kind of shocking to think about the places where you grew up to just no longer exist. to be fearful about your friends and whether -- fearful of your friends whether or not

how did you get out and where did you go, clint?>> i'm fortunate to live on maui close to 40 years. i was in lahaina for work for real estate. i was doing a check list talking to my client. i said, you need to be prepared, you will not have power for another 24 hours, hit the grocery store, i'm getting out of here. i missed the fire by half an hour. in you can taking to friends and family out there, it is of course complete devastation, as you can see by all pictures. this is not just a fire that moved through, there are 200-foot high fire cyclones, a fire storm burnt the entire harbor down to the water line. we are still working on the process of recovering our loved ones, they say it is 36 people passed away, everybody knows the number is dramatically higher. we want to get out there and look. there are people standing by with chain saws, water and we want to get out to the people. understandably, they are preventing that, there is no infrastructure in place. we stand by, we are seeing stories come in. it is not just lahaina hit b

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i'm going to go to you, clint. clint, what do you think about this new development?ts. >> right. and good evening, brianna, and thank you for having me. i think from the prosecutor's perspective, this could potentially be really a blockbuster. certainly when there is a conspiracy case like has been alleged, having someone who can give you a glimpse behind the curtain certainly is very v advantageous. the information i think is really, really valuable for the government. >> that's a very interesting point, about the credibility. i do wonder, though, because we saw something similar happen in the january 6th hearings. i think even in the case of cassidy hutchinson, someone who switched lawyers from someone who was paid for by a trump interest. and then she became a star witness. so, there were certainly questions about her credibility. but in the end she didn't really seem to suffer from it. what do you think this could mean? >> i think, look, whenever you have somebody who in the past has told a different story, that will obviously come out in front of a jury. and so

to clint's point, i got carried away. you know, i really don't want to do this.ppen is there are particular individuals that are of concern to these law enforcement agencies that when a president goes to visit a specific town, there might be surveillance, they might check in, have they posted anything recently, have they purchased additional weapons. the type of stuff to check in and say who do we know who could be a problem. clearly in the fbi's mind and federal prosecutor's mind this went beyond that. that's why they felt they had to act. >> clint and tom, thank you so much. >>> this morning all 16 michigan residents have now been arraigned for participating in an alleged fake electors scheme connected to the 2020 presidential election. the final nine suspects were arraigned just hours ago while the other seven appeared in court earlier. they've been charged with falsifying certificates, naming themselves as qualified state electors for the president and vice president. all 16 republicans face eight felony counts which include forgery and conspiracy to commit e

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clint, you're from oxford show. clint, you're from oxford .ing their best to drive up motor cars in the centre of oxford for years with the pedestrian zones in the middle. but tell us your story. >> well , as we middle. but tell us your story. >> well, as we were coming out of covid, we found the odd leaflet under the door as we were trying to prepare to open our restaurants and we discovered in the end that a word called elton had no idea what it was . eventually, in may what it was. eventually, in may of last year, they rolled out along the cowley road . cowley along the cowley road. cowley road and the iffley road are two very important roads that come into the centre oxford into the centre of oxford and all connecting roads for 1.2 miles will suddenly blocked and they took away single yellow lines , which it meant we needed lines, which it meant we needed people to come from the shires because cowley road , because on the cowley road, probably rishi sunak has obviously probably gone there. when he was college, probably when he was at colle

clint, you're from oxford show. clint, you're from oxford .ing their best to drive up motor cars in the centre of oxford for years with the pedestrian zones in the middle. but tell us your story. >> well , as we middle. but tell us your story. >> well, as we were coming out of covid, we found the odd leaflet under the door as we were trying to prepare to open our restaurants and we discovered in the end that a word called elton had no idea what it was . eventually, in may what it was. eventually, in may of last year, they rolled out along the cowley road . cowley along the cowley road. cowley road and the iffley road are two very important roads that come into the centre oxford into the centre of oxford and all connecting roads for 1.2 miles will suddenly blocked and they took away single yellow lines , which it meant we needed lines, which it meant we needed people to come from the shires because cowley road , because on the cowley road, probably rishi sunak has obviously probably gone there. when he was college, probably when he was at colle

so there's kind of two things happening. >> you're nodding along there, clint. first of all, explain to the audience what exactly were the circumstances as to why this was an assault on an officer, who i think was serving a subpoena in connection with another matter. tell me what that was about. >> right. and good evening, laura. thank you for having me. i really appreciate it. jessica's absolutely right, though. i will tell you the most significant reason why mr. harrison is still in custody is he has himself as his lawyer. there could have been pretrial discussions with respect to that previous case, which we know is the outstanding warrant from maryland based on the assault of the federal agent who was attempting to serve a subpoena. and you could have also negotiated a pretrial release by way of an agreed-upon bond in this case so that he could have had much the same process in effect as the other defendants that we saw. what we know about the previous case is that mr. harrison is claiming that he did not know the identity of the individuals who were approac

and lillian fan who's my director of events spent six years with me at clint reilly companies before moving to michael minute as their director of events. and we have a presentation. if we're interested. come back here. and use the arrows to walk. you know, more or less. this first slide is telling you what i just told you, um, although we do have you can see the capacity there so we can do up to 1072 people. that's when we combine all three spaces, you know, quite frankly, that's a rarity. the 2 72 concentrated for a public event. is also, you know, quite frankly, um not gonna happen a whole lot if you go into the public space currently which is already open, you'll notice there's somewhere between 2030 to 40 people there having lunch potentially on a daily basis, and we're hoping to increase that, um, for i mean, honestly, not really for financial gain just to bring activity to where we are and to bring some vivacity to the neighborhood. okay so you can you know you can see here. it's pretty much what i already said. so i'm going to go to who were already working with. so you know,

glenn, how clint, how concerned are you about extremists in this latest latest indictment? >> less, all for a few reasons. first, if the former president doesn't point people to a specific location, you just aren't gonna see people move there. we did see some protests down in florida, but he actually sort of called for it to be peaceful. i think probably the lesson he's been learned, that's why we see this trial right now. the second part is, the reach of the former president in social media and other media tapes is not that. and the third one is how many hundreds of not thousands of people were burned on january 1st for the sixth, former president knew the diamond was false from the start. everyone told on. that was going to fall for it again? i think people may show up. you might see supporters rally in certain ways. but i'm not seeing the kind of thing that you would've seen in 2020, the proud boys, the oath keepers. they have been indicted. they've been charged. there isn't that same coalescing right now. it doesn't mean you won't have what we would have a soul casting

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so it goes what occurred is clint indenting. sentiment in germany is this uncertainty what is happening to the energy transition was happening to energy process is strongly still attractive. busy for a company to continue producing germany, and you can offset parts of this uncertainty with some kind of guarantee, but not for one year really for 5 or 10 years. all right, let's see what the government intends to do. there are not experts believe that the european central bank intends to pause its height of interest rates. uh, in september, this fresh data that came out today. that would be underlining these plans wouldn't . yeah, i wasn't too sure that these to be really intended to pause, but this data sets have been clearly clearly made even the ones who has been pushing for another rate hike in september. think twice the cd. i think now also feels that it had been too optimistic with its own growth for kind of easy be expected the european economy to return to potential growth by the 3rd quarter already. it is not going to happen with these data. so i think that the easy people not rea

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there are some people, that will take that, and turn it into what we saw in jacksonville. >> clint, i this up from the government accountability office. it reports that domestic terrorism related investigations have grown by 357%, over the past ten years. so, understanding part of what you said, which is more resources, more investigations. that is one piece of it. and then there's just the undeniable rise of domestic terrorism, itself. and so the question becomes, what is feeling it, and what actually works, when you are talking about engaging in something that is so complicated, and so widespread. >> yeah, it's interesting how much resources we put into this, when it was international terrorism. when it's here, domestic at home, suddenly we just don't hit it. and so the biggest part, which we probably talked about -- there is no terrorist organization -- director wray, i think he does a great job when he briefs it. you know, militia violent extremism, racially motivated extremists, all these different categories. but when you get to the bottom, get in all of these individuals, even

rainbow flags and blasting ball. molly, whose song more sheep famously, talbot, emotional mourners. clint is a celebration hooligan. see she was so passionate and she was so forthright, and she stood up for people who couldn't stand up for themselves. and she spoke for people who couldn't speak for themselves. and she was vilified for it, and it was just wrong. and time has proven that she was right. really a really big only time here in the town, just bringing she just walked up and down to talk to everything. she was here that she was really a fabulous person. well, in my lifetime, she need was the very iconic staggered, very controversial secret. and besides being a fantastic musician, singer, she kind of instilled in people they, the dispute goes far injustice. but the different factions in society, but it's an awful thing we come here today and such crowds and such a warm up. let's see here that she had to die to earn the people up there. as the procession passed icon is to hide it paws to play the most famous had a chance to reflect. and remember, one of ireland most powerful voices

for more on this and bring clint hansen a maui resident forced to evacuate because of the wildfires.ere all of your life? >> 32 years not my whole life but conceived and raised out here. the family that had to evacuate portion of their home did not burn down i was not one of the ones who evacuate there is not just one, multiple multiple fires all over the island as a result of heavy winds. much of my footage is of the fire they prevent from bulldozers and fire breaks. our resources are spread incredibly thin. when that fire started it was significantly when they are there in that space. so, it came down like a blowtorch i have friends who saw a fire cyclone that was 200 feet high. a fire storm came through people say how does fire burn metal? same way it does in a furnace. wind wind and fire combine and fuel it will melt anything. that is a thing people need to realize. we do not need any facebook forensics. we know it happened it's a question of the investigation to be finished. we do not need inlets outside input for this we need right now as we did help and we need housing. housin

. >>> joining me now is clint hudson, a resident of maui. how are you? how is your family since you last spoke with my colleague jake tapper on thursday? have you been able to reconnect? >>> all of my family is safe. we were here on the south side. most of my friends have been accounted for at this point. most harrowing is micah seen know. i did an interview with him and talked to him about his experience and it has been nothing short of a miracle that he survived, along with several dogs that he was taking care of. and it was much, much faster than i thought. i thought it took several hours for the town to burn, but they saw the flames right around 3:30 and by the time he got out -- he turned back around, got his family, headed out and the town was already fully enghufld flames. they were down by the ocean at 4:00 trapped in traffic because they got bottlenecked and the town was already almost completely on fire at that time. in less than 30 minutes the town was nearly completely engulfed. he was next to a van. they ran out from it and went over the wal

some of the of the claim of some of waiting on that k e clint boxes of us goes some of the socio crystals because the by we just so busy. i was wondering what the problem of doing that id done is you should sit back on all the basic my actually because had to move lat pull off by the boiling landline to these you should go full of be julio. i'm in the candle email copy. i'm gonna go to that couple of the come see what that me dean would see. even if he goes to elizabeth you'll see. so to do that, that is. yeah, i just know it's really legal matter. the burial is continued the physical form of a good mobile number. what do you usually into matter that i think bridget took, which was by to say more visual displays. i mean we the, it don't. so was your dream, your sounds on demand play by the rest of those it is on to to the seasonal dish on to create my phone that so you guys up today for that. so infringe associated with me. yeah. the minnesota, a new as well as is on the phone. this goes on with the fil, a double feature of the, the african narrative from african perspective to be some on

in his words, clint rucker who has worked for fulton d.a. for 25-plus years, he says this is big. how big, he says it's going to take a lot of time to sort through this information this week, especially since there's so much fraud being alleged in this case and so while many are anticipating a grand jury decision this week, rucker predicts it may not come down until the following week. there's a lot to sort through here. all eyes are on georgia, as you know. >> yeah, big time. so renato, with these prosecutors reportedly linking texts and emails to trump's legal team, in your view is this really big? what will it take to link trump's possible involvement, his influence or even direction? >> well, regardless of whether or not trump is on those text messages, the fact of the matter remains that this is part of this overall scheme that which can expect willis and her team to charge. i really think the typical juror, no matter who they are, are going to have trouble understanding what could possibly be legal about trying to cpromise their voting systems. that's what's so powerful abou

joining us now, criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor in fulton county, clint rutger.back with us. for the sheriff who said until somebody tells him different, the former president will be treated like everybody else, how close to everybody else was this process for trump? >> well, again, good morning and thank you for having me. i will tell you that the former president was treated like every other defendant in as much as he was required to post a bond to actually appear personally at the fulton county jail and go through the normal booking process, which included the surrendering of his fingerprints and the taking of a mug shot photo. the mechanism for accomplishing that, though, was quite unusual. and in as much as his status as the former president presented certain security concerns and so they were able to work out that protocol, but in as much as we are now able to see unfortunately a former elected president of the united states being booked and charged with a felony and have his mug shot photo plastered across every newspaper almost in the world is really trag

al smith has given clint clark a play to be. bill vane is bryan donat. i've seen half a barrel of donuts eaten by the crew and one meal next is the canal at whitley bill, where the logs come to match ii is by the witness the old mill. this is the dam whitney built in the sullivan mill where. frank hammond and charlie handy are sorting logs for the lower mill. from the top of the mill in a different pocket to the mill pond, west booth. pine and hemlock are sorted. i am standing on a log but i picked out a good big one. note these children in their bathing suit the river drivers of the future. these are not the kind that would be worn at palm beach, but they clear the law. how would mill who built by dr. howard of boston, who was a member of the boston mill and land company, used to be two mills with cross angles. in 1858, the brothers of east metropolis purchases mill and my father were sent over here to manage them. they had been under his hand and my chad since that date. the old fellow with the pit pole feet in the logs up onto the slip. as harrison th

clint henderson has some advice for those thinking about changing their plans. >> if you are lookingcancel a trip for -- months from now, that is too much to ask for a full refund at this point. the resorts will be running just fine by christmas time. for now, i would take a wait and see approach. i wouldn't go to them. dan: he says if you have a trip planned in the next couple weeks, don't go to maui. ama: there's a new craze with moms in the bay area. micro dosing mushrooms. micro dosing is when a person takes a small dose of something, in this instance, silicide been. of full dose of magic mushrooms can create a trip. some others think taking a small dose can help with anxiety, depression, and feeling more grounded. >> i get frustrated when people say to me, mushrooms are mommies new little helper. that's not what micro dosing is. it is, mommy is present and aware and showing up maybe for the first time ever. ama: you can get more on this tomorrow morning on good morning america at 7:00 a.m. dan: we are just hours away from san francisco's biggest music festival outside lands, ret

and lillian fan who's my director of events spent six years with me at clint reilly companies before moving to michael minute as their director of events. and we have a presentation. if we're interested. come back here. and use the arrows to walk. you know, more or less. this first slide is telling you what i just told you, um, although we do have you can see the capacity there so we can do up to 1072 people. that's when we combine all three spaces, you know, quite frankly, that's a rarity. the 2 72 concentrated for a public event. is also, you know, quite frankly, um not gonna happen a whole lot if you go into the public space currently which is already open, you'll notice there's somewhere between 2030 to 40 people there having lunch potentially on a daily basis, and we're hoping to increase that, um, for i mean, honestly, not really for financial gain just to bring activity to where we are and to bring some vivacity to the neighborhood. okay so you can you know you can see here. it's pretty much what i already said. so i'm going to go to who were already working with. so you know,

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clint hansen lives in maui and spoke with msnbc earlier today about what he's seen there. >> with these winds, it whipped up real fast. people didn't have time. we don't have the numbers, but i think complete families are gone now. people are running to the ocean to escape, jumping into it, getting rescued by the coast guard. >> reporter: back here in the bay, we do know there is a flight coming in from maui by way of honolulu. it arrives here in about 15 minutes. we spoke to speak with passengers and hear from them. we'll have an update live at 5:30. >> see you then, ian. definitely devastating to see all of that. the major concern with this fire is hurricane ahurricane fanning those flames. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking conditions on the fire lines and will join us with an update at 5:00. >>> back in our area, 35 people are now without a home after fast-moving flames tore through an apartment building in san francisco. the fire started around 8:30 last night near eighth avenue and irving in the inner sunset, burned through a hardware store, a shed, and the apartments. f