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frank luntz has been measures public opinion for a long-term. during a focus group, he turned the questioning from politics to the news business. take a listen. >> should we have faith in what we see and read? >> no. they bias. the mainstream media doesn't show what shows the president and democrats in a bad light, like benghazi and i.r.s. >> most things are not cough asked fox covers it, well, it is fox, we cannot listen so everyone hates fox because fox tells the truth and shows both sides. >> we have a balance. "washington post". we have the "los angeles times" and there is less and right meat, the media are outlets but there is a balance. >> i am joined now by frank luntz. >> we got killed. what happened to the media's reputation? >> it is were happening everywhere and partly with the consumers. we doesn't want news to inform us but to affirm us. i ask people, what news network do you watch and i can guess whether they voted for president obama or mitt romney. that is not good. we need a system, we need a situation where people are willing t

it was a leaked memo from a republican pollster named frank luntz. and he was advising his clients, essentially fossil fuel interests, that back in 2002, there was this closing window. the public was now becoming convinced by the scientific community that human caused climate change is real. and if they were to become convinced about this, they would demand policy actions be implemented, action be taken. but what luntz said was that there's still a window of opportunity left, according to his polling, according to the focus groups that he had done, to confuse the public, to cloud their understanding of the issue, to try to make it seem as if the science is still fiercely contested. and what he said was as long as the public thinks that scientists don't agree, that there isn't a scientific consensus, they can be convinced that it might be too costly to take action. and so that's exactly what the forces of climate change denial have chosen to do ever since. they've doubled down, if you will, in this campaign of disinformation. >> i want to do my part o

. >> frank luntz pointed out, is gillibrand only hiding the identities of the male senators who sexuallysed her because they are democrats? >> this is not partisan. we have to resist the impulse to make this partisan. it happens to everyone and all women experience this. republican women are likely experiencing this same thing. so i think that it is a distraction to say she has to name names. i think we should talk to the women in their lives about their own experiences and we'll be surprised by what we learn, that is this all too common and women are experiencing this every day. we had the hash tag, yes all women and millions of women across the globe telling their stories about harassment and object fiction. >> it takes us away from discussing frank luntz's evil. but for him to suggest she's protecting democrats that's like saying dana bash who spoke about her harassment is protecting republicans. i love ed seeing all of these anonymous trolls in the comment section across the media commanding this female senator reveal the names and not -- and have full disclosure and they are anonymo

for the first time in this conversation, we have consensus. >> yay. >> frank luntz is with us.. >> good morning. that was one of the most depressing sessions i have ever done. >> one thing i want to say. i noticed this before the session. that the middle class before this felt they had been left behind and the recession only deepened that. and now we're here. >> the people feel like they're working hard, sacrificing, living paycheck to paycheck and yet it's getting more and more difficult for them and the elites that are supposed to help them are doing nothing for them. big business, big labor, big politics, washington, wall street, it doesn't matter. they have noal lies anymore. no one's trying to protect them and they're fed up. >> you used the word "depressing" to describe it. >> i can't imagine leaving this country. i don't care what you pay me. i leave for three days and i'm homesick and yet these people have given up and that's the key to this. it's no longer that they're angry. we now have a segment -- and i'd say it's between 15% and 20%. they say, you know what? it wil

brian luntz has assembled parents in the green room. and the tv is off.at lun will have to answer to me. >>> good morning. today is thursday, the 7th of august, 2014. i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth. it will be the first hurricane to slam hawaii in 20 years. right behind it, another monster storm. >>> the story that is breaking records on our facebook page. hundreds of complete strangers coming together to save a man stuck in a gap. we will read your comments because they are still pouring in. >>> we've seen what can happen when a gun is left out when kids are alone playing. and do you not lock it up because you need it an emergency? we'll show you why that is wrong, coming up onthursday edi& friends," live from new york city. >> you're watching "fox & friends," the number one morning cable news show in america. >> that's right. we have a full bedroom set to recreate the gun series continuing here on "fox & friends." >> it does. and where exactly should you keep your gun and what is the proper protocol? everybody wants to be safe. we've got great observ

show me a luntz says that ads are the way to go. >> let's start in georgia because it's a race that republicans have assumed they would win going away, but in fact it's too close to call, it's within the margin of error. michelle nun has been running this ad talking about what's wrong with washington. and if you look at the dial, it's one of the best ads of the campaign cycle so far. >> what's going on in washington has to stop, politicians fighting and bickering and too often forgetting about the people they're supposed to represent. that's why i'm opposed to banning congressmen from ever becoming lobby est byistlobbyis. no one in congress should get a subsidy to pay for their own health care. i approve this message because it's time washington worked for us for a change. >> she's a partisan democrat and yet the lines for the republicans -- it was incredible. >> it was on congress not on her republican opponent. >> you got to understand, stewart, congress has an 11% job approval rating, gadhafi had a 15% job approval rating, and that's among the people voting for him. i got a second one for yo

new details on the luntz for terrorists responsible for killing a journalist in iraq. tracie potts joins us live where the u.s. military is increasing its presence in the middle east. >> exactly. talking about possible air strikes in syria. syria not happy about that. also learning more about an american who was killed while he was fighting with that terrorist group isis. douglas mcarthur mccain the first american killed while fighting with isis. his cousin insists mccain was not a terrorist. >> because my cousin wouldn't support a terrorist group like that or any group like that, you know? he's a very humble, caring man. >> reporter: mccain grew up in chicago, minnesota, arrested nine times, converted to islam. he tweeted about joining islam overseas. rebels killed him last weekend. now military surveillance planes are flying over iraq, trying to identify which isis member beheaded james foley. >> i'm afraid just a preview of what they would do to other americans. >> reporter: a vigil last night at marquette university, foley was an alum. >> please, jimmy, promise me

frank luntz is the cbs news political analyst and gop strategist. >> republicans may have put it on their a quality of life issue. and at a time when so few americans trust what washington is doing and they're struggling to get by you want to be on the side of a company that actually improves quality of life and is a company focused on the future. so it may make political sense, but most importantly, it's beneficial to the average american who desperately needs transportation. >> reporter: uber told us that it welcomes support from both sides of the aisle and with tongue firmly planted in cheek, a spokesperson added come election day remember uber is the most reliable way to get to the polls. >> jeff pegues in washington thank you very much. >>> 11 weeks after a devastating accident, olympic star amy van dyken rouen is rising. how she cleared a major hurdle >>> a little less fog around the bay area but very cloudy near the coastline early on. it looks like it's going to stay cloudy toward the beaches today. out to ocean beach right now, you have those clouds rolling on in. and that cool s

. >> pollster frank luntz has some really interesting talks about the fears of income inequality.cbs this morning." >> announcer: cbs "morning rounds" sponsored by bayer aspirin. take charge of your health. visit iamproheart.com. one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. going to harvard, they have jobs waiting for them. it's all set in stone. everybody else has to fight for it, and the corporations aren't creating any jobs. >> i have a 27-year-old and i encouraged him after he graduated to leave this country to go find a job. >> so you would leave the country. >> i lived in australia for a year and i made minimum wage over there. it's about $20 an hour. why would i stay here for $7.50. >> i write you a check for $10 million and here's the catch. you cannot return back to america. you can take anyone with you, you can live in canada, mexico, wherever you want to live across the globe. a check for $10 million, but you cannot return. who would take the money, raise your hands? you see, that just blows me away. you would go