former justice department attorney michael greenberger says no matter the outcome of the six-week-longrial history will be made. >> this case is the most important seditious conspiracy case that was ever brought. >> reporter: in the trial's opening days prosecutors argued the group was plotting just days after the election. jurors heard a clip of rhodes from november 9th, 2020 urging his group to be ready to fight to create a pathway to keep trump in power. >> i'm willing to sacrifice myself for that. let the fight start there. okay? that would give president trump what he needs, frankly. >> reporter: prosecutors showed an open letter written by rhodes to then president trump encouraging trump to invoke the insurrection act to mobilize military veterans and militias and order a new election the militia would help administer. they played this interview clip of rhodes for jurors. >> we have men already stationed outside d.c. as a nuclear option. >> reporter: prosecutors argued the conspirators shared messages referencing civil war and predicting blood and violence. they say the group sta

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former justice department attorney michael greenberger says no matter the outcome of the six-week long trial, history will be made. >> this case is the most important seditious conspiracy case that was ever brought. >> reporter: in the trial's opening days, prosecutors argued the group was plotting just days after the election. jurors heard a clip of rhodes from november 9, 2020, urging his group to be ready to fight, to create a pathway to keep trump in power. >>al i'm willing to sacrifice myself for that. let the fight start there, okay. that would give president trump what he needs. >> reporter: prosecutors showed an open letter written by rhodes for trump to invoke the insurrection act, to mobilize militias and order a new election the militia would help administer. they played this interview clip of rhodes for jurors. >> we have been already stationed outside d.c. as a nuclear option. >> reporter: they shared messages, predicting blood and violence. they said the group staged guns outside the d.c. limits and helped the execution of a military stack formation to breach the capitol.

the runs yemen. envoys calling on warring parties to renew their cease fire hands. greenberg has blamed the rebels for the failure to extend the truce. there was a decrease in violence before the april cease fire deal, which lapse lapsed earlier this month. a jury in the us state of florida has recommended life in prison without parole for the parkland school. she's her nicholas cruz admitted killing 14 students and 3 staff and 2018 so deadliest mass shooting to reach a jury trial in the us. the u. s. house select committee investigating last year, storming of capitol hill has voted to subpoena for me. u. s. president donald trump to testify. trump has never before been forced to give evidence before congress, not even during his to impeachment trials. okay, as are you had learned coming up next witness? ah ah ah ah it will sure. been the more business you his brother for this is kim monica. the reason not to yesterday stoning you, let me know what's going on with a that global tech on crop couple study. would you mind with just a little going, you know, but i thought i thought you just

the runs yemen and voice calling on warring parties to renew that these 5 hands. greenberg blamed whose he rebels, failure to extend the truce was a decrease in violence before the april cease. 5 day elapsed earlier this month. does not have a choice before them. the can choose to preserve and burden the truth towards peace is expected from whether you have it otherwise, return to war would mean reviewed an increasing suffering for the civilian population. has been another mass shooting in the u. s. a. police officers among 5 people killed and rally in the state of north carolina, suspect has been arrested, but the most it remains unclear. during the u. s. state of florida has recommended life in prison without parole for the pol clans, school shooter. nicholas cruz admitted killing 14 students and 3 style in 2018. and there is a headlines coming up next bollywood dreams and talked to al jazeera. we also do believe that women of afghanistan was somehow abandoned by the international community. we listen, we have a huge price for the raw against terrorism as going on. so money we meet wi

this is stan greenberg. we have the self-satisfied message of how much we've accomplished rather than being focused on what is happening to people. house speaker nancy pelosi here. >> the fact is that when i hear people talk about inflation as i heard there, we had to change that subject. inflation is a global phenomenon. it is not -- the fight is not about inflation, it is about the cost of living. if you look at what we've done to bring down the cost of prescription drugs, to bring down the cost of energy and the rest and our legislation, you will see that there has been opposed every step of the way by the republicans and they have no plan for lowering the cost of living or helping with inflation. >> harris: i think shape shifting was kind of me. they are lying. change the subject from inflation? come on. the "washington post" with the headline. democrats fear the mid-term map is slipping away. axios, the red tsunami watch. explaining how we got here. inflation, inflation, inflation. in "focus" in moments

jeremy greenberg can us. also the agency's operation division director. jeremy, thank you for joining us. what is the largest and biggest challenge for fema on the ground right now? >> thank you for having me on today. right now life-saving and search and rescue in hardest-hit areas and focus of the federal government and once we once were able to rescue we will ensure everyone has access for stable food and water whether it's at home or in a shelter. and from there ensuring we start the registration process to move quickly into recovery. >> is there a sense of where these people are stuck? some have not been heard from immobile parks along especially in lee county. any sense ofright now? >> since the storm conditions allowed and passed very quickly in the middle the night search and rescue crews in the state of florida the government have been responding to and searching for those in need it. the state has a comprehensive search and rescue plan that we have been a resourcing with additional federal teams. they are working through the day today to find th

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referrals for key players-- an important moveg says former justice department official michael greenbergerd a criminal referral put pressure on the justice department, or are they immune to that? >> it would put pressure on them. they aren't obliged to follow what congress is referring to them, but it definitely puts pressure on them. >> reporter: questions have been raised about why the committee waited so late in its work to move on this subpoena. one january 6 committee member tells cbs news they were ready to vote on it two weeks ago, at a hearing postponed by hurricane ian. norah. >> o'donnell: scott macfarlane with that new reporting, thank you. well, in florida, prosecutors are calling for an investigation after a juror claimed that shein after a jur felt threatened during deliberations in the case of parkland school shooter nikolas cruz. the jury sentenced cruz to life in prison instead of the death penalty, angering many, including some of the victims' n family members. cbs' manuel bojorquez is there. >> what they have perceived to be a threat from a fellow juror in the jury room

of arms b, u ends. yemen and voice is cooling on warring parties to renew their cease fire hands. greenberg blamed the rebels for the failure to extend. the truce has been a decrease in violence before the april cease fi deal lapsed earlier this month. the un once offensive military operation stopped blockades lifted, and detainees released does not have a choice before them. they can choose to preserve and build on the true sensate, the path towards peace as it is expected from them by the population. otherwise, the returns of war would mean renewed, an increasing suffering for the civilian population. iraq's parliament has finally elected a new precedence. the appointment of 78 year old kurdish politician abdullatif rashid ends months of political deadlock and heightened instability. just before he was selected walk, it's landed in bagdad green zone. same bas ravi reports from baghdad. as iraqi politicians meant to choose, a new president and prime minister multiple rockets landed in central dog, several near government buildings including parliament. one striking the roof of a mosque jus

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justice department has limited experience going to trial on the charge of seditious conspiracy, but greenbergers the trial itself could help avert a future attack. >> bringing the trial shows all these people out there, who think, oh, i'll go to washington, it'll be fun, we'll break into the capitol. no, you're going to end up, win or lose, convicted or convted devoting a large part of your life and your fortune to defending yourself. >> the trial resumes here in washington tuesday morning. it's expected to last six to seven weeks, which means a verdict could come between election day and thanksgiving. scott macfarlane, cbs news, washington. >>> the nfl implemented new concussion protocol ahead of today's games. >> reporter: the nfl is kicking off its modified concussion protocol, adding ataxia to its mandatory list of no-go systems. >> this list is evolving as we are learning more and more about how to protect players. >> reporter: the nfl and players union updated their protocol after reviewing the response to miami dolphins quarterback tua tagovailoa's injury two weekste the nfl concussion p

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stanley greenberg is one of america's leading democratic posters . he argues that the only way to counter authoritarian trends in the countries for democrats to start delivering for working class voters. i mean, it's probably 3 quarters of the population, or people who do not have a 4 year degree. and they have watch decade after decade with declining last wealth . lost power the same time. and they think the big corporations have been using their money to control government, the rig, the system, and they're not wrong. the elite don't see them. and with that kind of invisibility, they will reach for anything and it will reach for a strong leader. trump, the field that do you see the j d vans versus ryan race as a microcosm of what's going on in the country between the republican culture war and the democrats attempts to put forth an economic populace message. yeah, and advanced, adopted trumps whole vision. and i think ryan vision really is the hope for democrats thinking about the next presidential election because he is forthright in battling for w

went to jack greenberg who was a terrific lawyer, supporter of the civil rights movement. it is also a white man. motley thought both race and gender had to do with why she was passed over. there are two sides of the coin there. the texture of the movement. the different experiences and certainly how gender is very relevant to historical memory of the movement. and also home we should understand as leaders of the movement. it was not just the men were given the speeches as important as that was produced not just thurgood marshall alphabet was also these women. motley was as i said reserved. she was trying to put herself out in front. she was just doing the work and it is important to appreciate all parts of the spectrum of leadership. >> him a few minutes for questions if anybody has any. next i am intrigued by the relationship between ms. motley and or they contemporaries at their time especially considering the issue you brought up about leadership at the time they are both practicing. >> they did know each other. they were friends. they supported one another. at the sam

it went to jack greenberg who was a terrific lawyer, supporter of the civil rights movement. he also was a white man and motley thought both race and gender had to do with why she was passed over . so there are two sides of the coin and all kinds of gradations and i love deposing these stories because it shows the texture of the movement and the different variances and certainly how gender is very relevant to historical memory of the movement and also whom we should understand as leaders of the movement. it wasn't just the men who were giving the speeches and rallying the tcrowds. as important as that was. it wasn't thurgood marshall who was famously extroverted and charming and sort of alpha male. it was also these women read motley was as i said reserved. she was not the kind to put herself out in front, she was just doing the work and it's important toappreciate all parts of the spectrum of leadership . >> we have a few minutes for questions if anybody has any. >> i'm intrigued by the relationship between miss motley and miss murray, were they contemporaries? especially co

but you ends yemen. envoys calling on warring parties to renew their cease fire hands. greenberg blamed who the rebels for the failure to extend the truce. there was a decrease in violence before the april cease. fire d elapsed earlier this month, steve linton, as they are facing disruptions and feel deliveries long queues of cars and petrol stations blocked streets. government insist fuel deliveries are adequate. it's blaming motorists were causing shortages in the capital tunic, saying that panic flying without reasoning and iraq's parliament has finally elected a new president. the appointment of 78 year old kurdish politician abdullatif rashid ends months of political deadlock and heightened instability. just before he was selected, rockets landed in bagdad grees of the u. s. house select committee. investigating last year, storming of capitol hill was vote, has voted to subpoena, former years president donald trump, to testify. trump has never before been forced to give evidence for congress, not even during his to impeachment trials. those were the headlines. news continues here n

stan greenberg is correct. one of the principles of presidential communications i learned as a white house speech writer if the president says things that are directly contradicted by the lived reality of americans people tune him out and turn against him. if the president goes out and says the economy is strong as hell. most americans look at him and polls show 78% of americans say it's doing poorly. 73% say it's getting worse. 71% said they have to cut back spending and over 2/3 blame biden. when biden says the economy is strong as hell and they think what planet are you living on? i'm going to have to choose between heating my home and paying the rent and you are talking about the great job you've done and all the things you passed? it makes people think this guy is completely out of touch and that's putting aside the cognitive impairment issues he showed in the interview lately. on pure politics of what his messaging is he is out of touch. >> dana: the big discussion i assume after the election around the h

this is stan greenberg.nflation that has huge power and we have the self-satisfied message of how much we have accomplished rather than being focused on what's happening to elm pooh. last word, ben, is it -- is the messenger in joe biden helping in any of these races? >> i don't think he is and i think the conversation about how much he has been a drag and anchor on their message is going to take over the conversation right after election day. >> bret: we shall see. panel, thanks so much. ♪ finally tonight special day after seven months a veteran completed a cross-country walk across america. kenny mintz tracked thousands of miles to washington, d.c. to california in honor of fellow service members and his late mother. it's the same route his mother drove with him at the age of 4 to start a new life. his walk supported the fight against preans and several military service charities. congratulations. tomorrow on "special report" power rankings, countdown is on to election day. thanks for inviting us into your

greenberg's point of view is one person's opinion.n you start looking through all the data we've seen a decided rollover in headline inflation, particularl you look at the pce numbers that came out yesterday, today. you've seen cpi peak already there will be some lag effect because of housing and wages that won't show up for several months the markets are telling us something important and you don't get a rally like this in equities, 14% movement in the dow and a drop in interest rates without some smart people making bets that we're coming closer to the end of the tightening process than we are in the middle of it. >> we started to hear that one of our guests last hour said the same thing, that maybe we're getting into the later innings of this inflation surge. we had a guest on yesterday from, of all place, wing stop who said chicken wing prices have come way, way down. that's good for chicken wings. it's not good for the chickens under no circumstances good for the chickens you get the idea. >> yeah. >> so when do you think the fed

still with us, stan greenberg veteran democratic pollster, i met stan back in the 1980s, 1990s.s wrong and shouldn't be saying, hey, th things are pretty good. he should start with things are tough. the white house agree or disagree? >> you see them wanting to tote their accomplishments, when gas goes down a penny or two they want to come out here and hold the whole cheerleading competition about it. that's what they want to say look, we're doing something. we sit here at this table. this is our job. i love being here. i love talking about politics. i think that when you look at what message will resonate with voters at this point, it is very hard to overcome the fundamentals. inflation is high. the democrats are in charge. and people are mad. like that is very hard to overcome and i don't know there is a golden message that you can use to overcome that. >> and it's a critical point. this is a tough environment for any president democrat or republican, any politician, nimble politician, less nimble politician. the president is the man in charge right now and when you get this pu

the richest man of the world, he overpaid by twitter by 33 billion dollars roughly according to greenbergthis as a vanity project. he doesn't care about the money is going to lose. i can't see any advertisers sticking around, he continues to sway, it's amazing to watch someone like elon musk who such, he's such a child. he's so immature. he needs attention all the time. these guys with their money, attention, daddy issues. the rest of us are held hostage by their issues. here we have something as important as twitter, which is an important platform, now descending to the house cape that he claimed it wouldn't be he claims free speech supposed to be the bedrock of democracy. yes, maybe, but not hate speech. and that's what he's allowing and normalizing. and i think that, i'm concerned about the future of twitter, honestly. i don't know where this leads. it doesn't look like it's anywhere good as of right now. >> juliÁn, i need to ask, the biden administration democrats and congress has settled and anything to prevent or slow down this mosque purchase of twitter. i feel of judge soares had

, inflows totaling about $1.4 billion here to talk more about the retail investor retags is herb greenberg and our own bob pisani bob, let's start with you. what are you seeing? >> the important thing is we are continuing to zero tags into the etf miss and passive business because the evidence is overwhelming active fund managers don't outperform their benchmark. that is the single most important thing. we have known this for 50 years, but it is only in the last decade that we've had vehicles that make it very easy, etf vehicles, that make it easy for people to invest and we can debate about whether some of these are necessary, i have my own thoughts about them, but overall, this business is meeting a real need. >> herb, can you give me a sense of what the catalyst has been for the retail investor? they are dumping a lot of names that -- out of companies that they know and like and use their products >> well, i think if you are a trader, not investor, but a trader, in this kind of a crazy market, i guess etfs are the easiest way to go. but the bigger issue, which is something i wrote about

bernie sanders said that over the weekend as well as democrat pollster stanley greenberg. he says that the democrats have missed the mark when it comes to showing compassion and concern about middle america and their concerns about the economy as well as inflation, and if they don't show in the next 15 days a real economic plan to go against republicans, it's going to be doomsday for democrats and regardless of what president biden says, this is a referendum on his administration and republicans and independents have a choice whether they can continue that or not, and we're going to see in 15 days republicans are going to offer that change that many people want. >> alice, what's the republican plan? >> first and foremost is not to continue to spend money. it's not to spend money like the current democrats have been doing so. work on lowering taxes and really putting an emphasis on energy plans that will help reduce the cost of gas even more, and also work on improving the supply chain which has been a huge problem with regard to getting goods and services onto our grocery

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. >> i've been thinking recently about the conversation i had with peter greenberg who said movie producer owner of the warriors and dodgers, he talks about tribalism and that we associate with different tribes and he doesn't consider that a bad thing. it's a natural instinct. you can't necessarily say that when we look at diversity is not necessarily racism. it's tribalism that people are going to hire people that they're comfortable with that make them feel comfortable, they're going to gravitate towards that. i would say where racism comes into play is why have they led such aggregated lives when they haven't been around black people or people of different races in order to be more comfortable so that racism comes into play in that we're segregated and then the tribalism comes into nl play if you're not exposed to different people and when it comes time to hire you only feel comfortable with certain people. we don't want to force iran, you can force interviews but it has to stop short of mandating you hire people based on race . so therefore if we can't do that how do you make people co

i think greenberg would tell you that right now with rates where they are so the past is berkshire is all great. and no one is talking about it i think it's quite wrong it is the right stock for this moment they have a fantastic pipeline business i think pipelines should be valued at a premium yet they are valued at a discount if you have one, you will be able to raise prices so i like raised prices on insurance, you raise prices on -- not rails but raise prices on any gas transport or oil transport. >>> guys, since we spent a lot of time yesterday, shares of credit suisse are having a good day. assuring customers, employees, counterparties and anybody else who wants to listen that it doesn't need to raise capital, that its liquidity is strong you typically want third parties to do that >> let's be honest you keep your ubs? >> i don't hear ubs. >> the lehman moment are already in place to bail it out. >>> one way to do that would be obviously to say, all right, they can force a merger, yes that doesn't mean that's happening. we're still waiting for the 27 but there continues to be thi

those are losers stan greenberg, democratic pollster, said biden's thing is killing his own message.lation? >> first off, every state that is bagging about their surplus should send back the money that the federal government sent them because you cannot divide a state revenue from federal revenue given how intertwined they are secondly, i think it's always so interesting, no one ever mentioned kansas as an exact experiment that failed miserably, and no one mentions we have sales tax on consumers that is regressive at 7%, 8% in this country if you want to give people a tax break, why not cut the sales tax? and finally, even the american enterprise institute said that a tax cut at this point would be inflationary and not a good idea so there's a whole lot to unpack in what just got said, and we don't have a lot of time to do it >> grover -- >> you see a democratic governor cut the sales tax, that would be great. >> i don't know if you think what happened in pennsylvania, there's now an idea that the senate moves red what do you think that would mean for the government over the next two

the but right now some democrats including pollsters dan greenberg say the listing of accomplishmentsden is i know things are hard right now. i'm going to do my best to fix it for you to make things better. that's what they want to hear from the president. president, frankly, who singularly well fit to deliver that very message that they need to hear more of it. >> i know it's tough out there. my dad, my dad lost his job. i've been there. i understand. that's why we've done all of these things. but i know we have a lot more we need to do. so, yeah, you're right. that is a positive message. i also will say, too, willie, you know, when pat buchanan was on the show, he talk about political athletes, whether they're on the right or left. whether it was ronald reagan or barack obama. add donald trump to that regardless of his politics, regardless of what he's done, again, there aren't many people out there whose skills -- trump skills or obama skills or reagan skills are transferrable. so more often than not, these candidates just look dumb when they say the only worn out old donkey i'm go

i had this conversation with stan greenberg, prominent democratic pollster.ssaging. the tests that performed the worst in the survey groups was when biden touts his accomplishments, precisely for that reason. people don't want to be told how great things are and what a great job you have done. what they want to know according to stan is what you're going to do to fix the cost of living going forward. you have to tie the things you have done in the past with how it will affect your future. i think that's what biden is trying to do. it's a difficult thing to do, a difficult pivot to make. i don't know if it's a pivot but it's difficult to make with eleven days before an election. it's very clear that the white house understands that this comes down to whether or not voters think you have a plan to help them with the cost of living, and that's where the white house's mind is right now . >> let me pick up on sam's point. it is about the economy, stupid, i'm not calling you stupid. that's the bill clinton campaign slogan from 1992. it's still here now. the white h

san greenberg a couple days ago, he told democrats, don't even think about talking about crime becauserime. the question is, a lot of tough races out there. a lot of tight races. republicans are targeting you. how do you handle the issue of crime when somebody says, oh, the woke d.a. does this or that. what's your response? >> we have a plan to increase public safety. we'll fund good policing. we passed legislation to do that. we did it in the rescue plan. we're also going to do something about gun violence. the maga crowd won't do anything while our kids are getting gunned down in the classroom. because so much of the problem with rising crime is gun violence, it's important voters know we have a plan to reduce gun violence. my opponent thinks teenagers should buy assault weapons. i don't. that's a big difference. we can address issues of concern to people. we understand kitchen table issues and the economy are always front and center for working class families, middle class families. we're also going to defend reproductive freedom and talk about issues that we know voters are really