would show greenberg be on the stand. >> just a final point here, it's also established like greenberg and gaetz are associates. this is not coming out of thin air. they knew each other. there's pictures of them. >> correct. he saw his way into that through people like matt gaetz and not just building a relationship but bringing matt along with the things he was doing. buying drugs. having these parties in hotel rooms. these are all ways ta joe greenberg was ingrashting himself with other republicans in florida state politics. that's how this relationship came together and how it leads to this point where the garland justice department will have to decide whether to indict one of donald trump's most vocal allies on capitol hill. someone who has gone to extreme lengths to embrace donald trump, his rhetoric and to advocate for him. >> michael, thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> just one day after the house voted to hold steve bannon in contempt of congress, we can report the january 6th committee has gotten its first really high profile person to testify. the former doj official who

>> no, when i became aware of some of greenberg's misdeeds, i deeply regretted my friendship with him my constituents. >> go ahead. >> because i do believe that it's fair for the people of northwest florida to judge me based on the associations that i've had. and i deeply regret my association with joel greenberg politically, socially, and otherwise. >> that is new. we have not seen gaetz be that contrite, whether the voters believe him or not or you believe him or not is to you. we haven't seen him hit that tone. why is he acting that way, we don't know. he did say it's fair to judge him on his associations, while also trying to disassociate himself from the association this is about with greenberg. we will keep tracking this story and legal developments for you. >>> now turning to the pandemic, i will tell you this, we always like times when there is good news on the pandemic or at least good vibes on a story like this, and that brings us to one of our barack obama's favorite comedians, dave chappelle, and writing partner, neil brennan who once recounted talking to the obamas about

and after all, matt gaetz is a lifeline for greenberg because greenberg is still facing up to life ino turning on the big fish here, a member of congress, could get him a sharply reduced sentence. >> gaetz, for his part, as we reported, denies all wrongdoing, and he's spoken about it in public. take a look. >> it is a horrible allegation, and it is a lie. i spent my entire career pursuing justice. i don't obstruct justice. the only thing i've obstructed is the injustice oftentimes at the hands of the department of justice. >> are you concerned you'll be indicted? >> no. >> what do you say to him and his allies who argue that we're into october, if the feds had something on him, they would have acted by now? >> yeah, there are a lot of people, ari, who think that the delay is a sign that matt gaetz is going to be let off the hook. but i don't think so. i think it shows that there are a lot of other issues that they are investigating besides child sex trafficking. i do think that if this was just about that one underage girl, that you would see a resolution by now. but there are other t

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. >> i believe there may have been a time where greenberg swung by the office but it certainly didn'tts on my part. >> you guys still friends? i'm assuming the answer is no. >> no, when i became aware of some of greenberg's misdeeds, i deeply regretted my friendship with him. >> the judge setting green berg's sentencing now for march of 2022 and though we don't know everything, we know it shows the judge sees it as credible there is more time and more investigating to be done. we'll be right back. e investigating to be done we'll be right back. ion. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ ♪ feel stuck and need a loan? move to sofi and feel what it's like to get your money right. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ move to a sofi personal loan. earn $10 just for viewing your rate — and get your money right. ♪ ♪ ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility y

goel greenberg, a local florida tax collector and besty of the gop congressman has requested a delayeral charges. his lawyer argus greenberg has been cooperating with prosecutors and that his cooperation won't be done before the current sentencing date of november 18th. if you don't recall or you do recall earlier this year, greenberg pleaded guilty to trafficking a minor for sex, identity they have, wire fraud, and stalking. it remains to be seen how much this delay could impact the ongoing investigation into congressman gaetz and whether he paid an underage girl for sex. >>> at this point, the congressman has denied it. but i assure you, we will be staying on this story. >>> thank you for watching this very busy hour. i am stephanie ruhle. my dear friend and colleague, jose diaz-balart picks up breaking news coverage right now. >> thank you, stephanie. >>> good morning. it's 10:00 a.m. eastern, 7:00 a.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz-balart. right now on capitol hill, the clock is ticking as lawmakers are at impasse on how to stop the u.s. government from defaulting on its debt. it's a sc

tools, the dismantling of american democracy from the war on terror to donald trump. professor karen greenberg, thanks for coming on going underground, given the extraordinary rendition water boarding rhone strikes, we saw joe biden's drone strike killing 7 of cob, over the afghan withdrawal. subtlety isn't the 1st thing that comes to mind. what are these subtle tools in the title of your new book? ok, yes, that's one of the things there. not some things are not so subtle, but my idea is that all the policies that you've mentioned, whether it's drone tag rendition to torture, et cetera, were what we saw. but always just as important, if not more important, was how they were done. and the tools that were used to create these policies until the united states recognizes these tools and addresses, those were still vulnerable to the kinds of accesses from laws and norms that we encountered and suffered in the wake of the task at $911.00. because so might say that the way before 911, these tools are being used in the assassination strikes. i don't know che guevara, that assassination. these things h

how are you seeing the tea leaves come together on when greenberg's sentening might happen and what iteople in his orbit? >> the short answer of when it might happen is likely in march of 2022, into next year. that's when his defense counsel has proposed and what prosecutors appear to have agreed to. now it's up to the judge to set that date. but the key thing here is, you don't postpone sentencing with cooperation is going well. and there's no way that you can look at this and assume it's not going anything but. right now, according to the court filings, greenberg has had multiple proffer sessions with federal investigators. that means he's had opportunities to speak with them. the idea he's had multiple proffer sessions indicates they have taken his information, gone out and investigated that information, tried to track it down, determine if it's truthful or not, and come back to him with more questions, and tis has happened multiple times and there are several more sessions or at least ongoing discussions and cooperation that's going to occur. this is obviously somebody who is provi

i spoke with peter greenberg about that. >> this is a big move, opening the borders tomorrow vaccinated travelers. >> it is. good marks the second time in less than three weeks that we have done it. that is probably going to kick in around november 8. just about the same time the united states will open up the land borders between canada and the united states. >> we saw a cruise ship returning to san francisco this week. with do you see for the future? >> it is going to be bigger than ever. president biden signed the waiver allowing for a ships not to have to stop in a foreign portrait. that is going to stay in place for a while. you have a huge reservoir of dedicated cruisers who want to get back to their ships . especially those ships that are 100% compliant, those are the cruises that are selling out. the real hotspots is in the united states at university towns. austin, texas, and ann arbor, michigan. places where you can go and have a great time and there is facilities for people to go to . the most important thing for family hotspots is we are living in a world now where we are wo

greenberg's attorney made a lot of waves with something that might have sounded like conjecture.ing pieces together like adding those prosecutors, it's more interesting to consider he said this. >> reporter: does matt gaetz have anything to worry about? >> that is such a brought -- i'm sure matt gaetz is not feel comfortable today. >> he denies all allegations and has not been charged. as for comfort and what is happening in the case, a lot of developments. we will stay on it. >>> one more thing before the break, barbara rez is here, and here in person. she sits at this table with me, when we're back right after this. h me, when we're back right after this stomized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ feel stuck with credit card debt? move to sofi and feel what it's like to get your money right. ♪ move your high-interest debt to a sofi personal loan. you could save with low rates and no fees. earn $10 just for viewing your r

joining me now is our senior travel advisor peter greenberg. thank you for joining us. there are 111 countries that have opened up to international travel and in two weeks the u.s. opens to vaccinated travelers. how will this impact americans traveling abroad? >> it already is as in24 hour of the president announcing the november 8 date to open, bookings for the united states travel overseas have gone up over 750%. that means that they will not just be flying to international gateway cities in the u.s. like san francisco, they will be flying through them. as a result, domestic airfare in the u.s. is already going up at a rate of 3% to 5% every single day. the cost of domestic travel as we near the thanksgiving holiday is rising. >> the pent-up demand and people coming to the u.s., typically, if they are traveling through sfo, where are they typically going? >> everywhere because it is the fr travel, that stands for visiting friends and relatives, they have not been able to go anywhere for 18 months. they're not waiting for next summer, they are coming now. what that mea

a day after an 8th person died on the border, where conditions for migrants are greenberg. some countries want to build a board offense for after the meeting. you leaders agree to strength and borders and impose more sanctions on minsk. we consider the behavior of the below us government as a hybrid attack. the people used by lucas anchor of victims. we must help them. no one's life should be used for political issues. and this is an instrument elevation of migration to pull it put to political pressure on the european union. we will keep up the pressure on the location collision. and the problem with the european union's borders is not so much that we don't have an off border guards or order. we don't have enough fences. da da da real problem is that when people manage to enter illegally on you territory and that they are fairly certain that they will be able to stay even if they do not have a right to stay with one of us. his actions widely seen as retaliation for existing you sanctions, some one to way the more penalties are likely to stop minsk. but how to tackle migrat

joel greenberg and buddy matt gaetzh them sce e of csent of their mates. ( laughter ) ( applause ) eachf the nation's intestinal tract. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheering ) empty from these verses, you might be inclined to consider each target maligned. but compared to their smears of the recent few years my words have been overly kind. ( cheers and applause ) confederacy of dumptys, john lithgow, everybody! we'll be right back with a performance by theo croker and wyclef jean. and jon batiste. thank you, maestro. >> stephen: making his television debut with "state of the union four forty four," from his album, "black to life," with wyclef jean and jon batiste, theo croker. ( cheers and applause ) ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ back to the future with the uber driver ♪ ♪ state of the union let me begin ♪ ♪ i can see the world through the lens ♪ ♪ i can take a line, expose it ♪ ♪ . ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ back to the future, eh ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: theo croker, wyclef and jon batiste everybody. that's it for the late show. tune in tomorrow when

hank greenberg is still doing okay. >> why should the government fill it out.aken over. the consequences would be substantial. >> this is a dire emergency. >> hindsight. we tried to warn about the depth -- >> i'm not sharpest total in-depth shed, but i got to tell you, i and still in the shed. >> sometimes the cure can be worse than the disease. ♪ ♪ >> we figured since politicians are working on a saturday, we might as well see. man, are they making a fuss and scaring a lot of folks in the process. the market is going to -- think god we got this behind us. identity are going to be waiting. and guys are you going to -- like you are going to be saying that. >> i'm not prescribing that this is going to be the perfect solution. but i think you need to understand that the market will have a very rough -- >> you are still my boss, but were not my boss anymore, so i don't care. >> you could solve this problem here by writing a check. >> even i can't write a check that big. >> the markets were supposed to go up. this send it did not. -- send it -- senate did not. >> lo

joining us now herb greenberg senior editor at entire financial researches cnbc contributor congrats on the new gig. >> thanks, kelly >> but you have that short impetus in you tell me, what should investors be listening for as we hear more and more from these companies? >> i think -- you know, we know that everybody is talking about the supply chain the concern i have, ie wrote about it the other day, was that it's the dog ate the homework. not now. we know supply chain issues are for real they have been around -- this has been the biggest deal for decades for most decades blizzards are real, hurricanes are real we know some companies can use them kelly as a convenient scapegoat at some point in time. right now you hope that analysts really start pushing these companies on what they are doing so you can hold them out a quarter from now, two quarters from now because at some point there are going to be companies blaming the supply chain, remnantsings afterfacts of the supply chain and they are not real or won't be real. i think you have to distinguish. >> i wonder, herb, if it is actu

who was, i think, the greatest entertainer of the 20th century, all-around my co-author, jonathan greenbergit, wait. [ laughter ] >> thank you he knows >> jimmy: i know who he was. chuck -- was it ron howard's brother? >> okay, so yes. so, richie cunningham, ron howard, had an older brother for the first -- [ laughter ] does this work the first two sea -- oh, it does work. wow. >> jimmy: i never knew it worked >> it does >> jimmy: this is fantastic. like we're doing an old-timey radio show >> i know. i love it. >> jimmy: tell me about it >> bob and ray [ laughter ] so, yes, richie cunningham had an older brother, chuck cunningham, on the first few seasons of "happy days." he was known primarily for dribbling a basketball and eating a sandwich. he didn't really do much else. >> jimmy: no >> the fonz, he became more and more popular and garry marshall, the creator of the show, who really was kind of a genius, said, "look, why would richie cunningham go to anyone but the fonz for advice on dating and dealing in high school? so basically, chuck cunningham, the older brother, had to die for the

joining our conversation to discuss the state of the party at the moment democratic pollster anna greenbergt's a great, what's the right word, terry mcauliffe said i might lose because the president sun popular. >> right. >> the support there tonight to try to help terry mcauliffe. >> yes. >> what does virginia mean? why is it so close and what does it mean nationally? >> certainly it's a belle weather. everyone looks to virginia to see what might happen in 2022. if terry mcauliffe doesn't win there will be a lot of panicky democrats including me if you think about what happens in 2022. i think we would expect to see a drop-off of interest and enthusiasm after we had our biggest two years, you know, in modern history in 2018 and 2020. not a surprise that enthusiasm and participation seems more muted, especially among democrats. the question is is it enough that would allow youngkin to win? i would note something that i just read today. the number of people who have voted absentee is six times higher than it was four years ago. now we know that the patterns have changed and democrats are mor

that could be completely disconnected from any assets so in one sense we can have something like greenbergtners which is growing 28% on the top line and has p-e in the mid-single digits and there are other companies that may also be growing or want growing and they may be trading at price to sales multiples and 20 times, 40 times without prospects or profits, so this has obviously been a real frustration for us as we have been, you know, kind of sticking to our discipline with the view that at some point the values of stocks do have something to do with the values of companies, but rid now ght now the people o have a view in that seem to be setting a different tone. >> let me wrap it up to where we started and that's to talk about the market overall and inflation and paul tudor jones, another thing he said today which i think is interesting which if interest rate goes to 3.5 to 4% that the multiple of the s&p will have to compress pretty substantially that you could maybe see a 35% to 40% decline in stocks if the scenario plays out the way it is. are you positioning yourself as well as you

. >> chicago defense attorney steve greenberg believed the whole case had been an outrage from the get-goart letting someone for a fistfight get convicted of murder, that's a real problem. >> he got the judge to let him file another motion, asking for a new trial. arguing among other things, that the way prosecutors had charged gaege was flawed. >> where the indictment was phrased, the jury didn't have to find that gaege ever intended to cause bodily harm. they just had to find that he touched the guy. >> had gaege been sitting in jail, awaiting his sentencing. penny says it was hard to see him there, but harder still was explaining to his daughter why he was in coming home. he told his daughter why he was at work? >> i absolutely did. >> that would be back? >> yes, she's three. you can't explain something like that to her. >> finally, the day of sentencing arrived. lovely prayed as she made her way to carbondale one more time. driving the six hours from chicago, pass the woods where her son had died. at the court has, she sat in her usual spot. but something seemed odd here. gaege listen