>> luntz: they smeared both candidates. we began with trump. >> unworthy. >> immature. >> racist. >> there's no words to describe him. >> nightmare. >> the kind of pig that every woman has always had to deal with. that (no audio). >> luntz: and i thought, "oh my god. i recruited only pro-hillary or mod... or neutral towards hillary." and then we moved to the clinton conversation, and it was just as bad. >> luntz: give me a word or phrase to describe hillary clinton. >> corrupt. >> entitled liar. >> train wreck. >> scandalous. >> dishonest. >> kroft: one of the things that struck me is that i knew that knew they were democrats, and i knew that there were people that were undecided. but i really couldn't tell who was who. >> luntz: because the republicans are mad at trump, and the democrats are mad at clinton. and the bernie sanders people are mad at everybody. when has that ever happened? >> kroft: frank luntz traces the toxic political atmosphere back to the 2000 presidential election. al gore won the popular vote, but afte

dang it. >> luntz: you can't come up with anything? >> it's hard to say something positive when you have people who are mad as hell. it's very hard to find positivity when people are pissed. negativity than he was about the tenor of the discussion. there was a deep, unfocused anger that crossed political, racial and economic boundaries, something he says is much more dangerous. >> luntz: how did we get to this point where every one of you with different backgrounds, different politics, different objectives, all of you gave me a negative reaction? how did we get here? one at a time, no more talking over each other. >> bernie was cheated out of the election, that's how. >> he was not cheated out of the election. >> he was cheated. he was cheated. >> luntz: how did we get here? >> it's our fault. you saw it here, everybody's arguing. i'm afraid to even bring up a point. i'm not pro trump, but i see why people like it. and, you know, if i say that, i'm going to be, you know, ostracized. >> my biggest fear is that these candidates aren't a

>>> frustrated voters made it clear, they want something ahead, frank luntz. continuing coverage of donald fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, ? >>> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division. we have to get together. to all republicans and democrats nation, i say it is time for - to come together as one united people. i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for all americans and this is so important to me. >> that was president-elect dru donald trump. he strikes a conciliatory tone overnight during his victory speech. i've been hearing from people that say, listen, i'm not even a trump fan but i thought that was last night, he reached out to help

ahead, frank luntz. you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you can find something else to not love. ? >>> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division. we have to get together. to all republicans and democrats nation, iendents across this - to come together as one united people. i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for all americans and this is so important to me. >> that was president-elect dru donald trump. he strikes a conciliatory tone overnight during his victory speech. i've been hearing from people a very gracious thing he did last night, he reached out to help say, listen, we need to be united. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning.? coming up in this half hour, the frustration that fueled donald trump's stunning victory, polster frank luntz is here in the toyota green room with what he finds surprising about the election results. >>> plus, the world reacts to the coming trump white house. how m

>>> frustrated voters made it clear, they want something ahead, frank luntz. this is a cbs 58 morning news . update.good morning everyone i'm jessica tighe with this cbs 58 news update.it's 7:26. wisconsin played a role in donald trump's election win. according to the associated press--- it was the badger state's 10 electoral votes... that put him over the "270" threshold needed to win.cbs 58's ?kyle aevermann? is live this morning with more. kyle-- you just got your hands on one of the local newspapers-- hot off the presses. 3 coming up on "cbs this morning"--- margaret brennan is at the white house... with the latest on the president's reaction to the results of the election. 3 forecast...today...sunny. highs in the mid 50s. west winds 5 to 10 mph. .tonight...clear. lows around 40. west winds 5 to 10 mph. .thursday...sunny. highs in the lower 60s. southwest winds 10 to20 mph..thursday night...clear. lows in the lower 40s. northwest winds10 to 15 mph..veterans day...cooler. mostly sunny. highs in the upper 40s.north winds 10 to 20 mph..friday .saturday...sunn

>>> frustrated voters made it clear, they want something ahead, frank luntz. co . >>> 726 right now. i'm chris mckinnon. first danielle with the fork. >>more -- with the forecast. >>a mild start, 50 in boston, and 30s on the map. we'll come into the 50s to lower 60s today with a few showers. spotty. i think the afternoon will be dry. the greatest risk of a shower is midday to early afternoon generally from north and west of town. and some for the evening communicate. tomorrow breezy and cooler in the low 50s, windy for veterans' day. >>> all accidents have cleared up, but we're dealing with some heavy traffic up to 128. columbia road. >>> decisions made in two big ballot questions in massachusetts, voters saying no to the expansion of charter schools, 62% voting against. marijuana getting the nod from the bay state voters, 54% said yes to recreational marijuana, 46% said no. voters want -- voters went against the top lawmakers in the state who with hood, cottage cheese can be... ? hey! ? ...pineapple on a waffle... or cucumber and dill as a dip. with eight del

>> let me just say too, you went back to 1994 when you met me, when i was working with frank li luntz on the contract with america. the word "anger" was also used in 1994, frank luntz actually had an op-ed in "the wall street journal" before election day 1994, and he said to say the electorate is angry is like saying the ocean is wet. i remember it verbatim. i think that has merit. but i also think anger as a way -- angry as a way to describe the electorate is a little bit of an excuse. and it was an excuse to not actually listen to voters. and i think many people who were -- honestly, who their day jobs are to listen to voters, to really get to know what america was trying to tell us, i think they fell down on the job, because they missed -- they said, well, they're angry so i can be a wrist flicker, they're angry, they're scary, they're peddling hate and divisiveness when many of them were just legitimately fearful and frustrated, that they can't pay the bills, that they just can't get ahead, there's nothing else they can do, they have a job, they live a good life, they pay their ta

joining me now is republican pollster frank luntz. we'll talk about polls in just a moment.t do you make of this? >> things are starting to get tense on the trail. how does this play out in the electorate? it's worked to donald trump's advantage. the public does not want to see this kind of physical behavior and they've had enough of this election campaign. i've been watching carefully over 8 or 9 days and that undecided vote, that uncommitted vote has moved from donald trump to -- sorry, from hillary clinton towards donald trump. nine daysing ayes, she had a 6.7% lead. today, she only has a 2% lead, and it's because of events like this that the public looks and they say he's merely trying to put out his message and protestors on the left try to take him down. >> what we're learning from people like o'keef is that people in the democratic committee are paying others to incite this anger and then, the democrats come out and say republicans are horrible people. so you kind of dove tail together. and it's unclear what is going on here. i want to talk about something you said la

ahead, frank luntz. >>> good morning, i'm rahel sol hon.ng a huge warehouse fire right now that is still not under control. the flames are tearing through an abandon building on mill road near riddle avenue. tire set three alarms right how but fortunately in report of injuries. we will continue to toll it. lets get a check of the forecast with katie take linger. looks like off and on showers. >> we expect to see that rolling through at the anytime, even toward evening rush and maybe even beyond that point because this is a trent that now looks like it will slow town and cross through the leading edge of the rain, already halving through and into philadelphia county. we will see a few pockets of steady rain but light rain or just showers that will have to contend with to i day. we are going to sea breeze becoming running theme and also reenforcing shot of cold for saturday especially, meisha. >> with the wet red raise, at very busy, and, this is where we have, police activity, police chase ensued, it moved to the right, but you can see how s

as gop pollster frank luntz put it: it brad thanks theo besides the race for the white house -- another important race is the one for wisconsin's u-s senate seat. it's a rematch from 2010 -- for incumbent ron johnson and his challenger russ feingold. polling shows -- it's going to be a close one. we have team coverage on the race. bret lemoine is in oshkosh with feingold's camp.... but we begin with ashley sears -- who's following johnson's campaign.. for what they're hoping will be a victory party tonight. you mentioned, this is race is close, but senator ron johnson says he is confident. we caught up with him while he voted with his family in oshkosh this afternoon. he has been touring the state in a final push to win over voters. early on, johnson was down in the polls by double digits. some re-election. but the latest marquette law school poll shows johnson is just one point behind democratic challenger russ feingold. johnson says he wants to finish what he started. 45:29 this has not been grueling at all. i'm sitting here today as i promise, i'm the calmest guy on election night. i

i remember luntz saying to me, i'm going to ask him about john mccain. i want to see what he's going to say. he got it. he knew that was going to happen. >> i think it was the iowa state fair you cited as the moment when you realized or saw the reception, the rock star reception that donald trump was getting? >> yeah, we were walking around the fair and you could see these throngs of people. is this just the celebrity appeal? are they coming to see donald trump or are these people here because they see something in this candidate that perhaps we in the media elite so to speak, don't. and there was a sign where i was walking around with him, and i had a chance to be close to him for much of it, as he was in the tent eating a pork chop. he would look to me and say, jeremy, have you ever seen a crowd like this. this is my first campaign i'm thinking, i have no idea. i don't have any benchmark to compare this to. is this normal, how does this fit into a normal campaign but you quickly started to realize, especially those of us who were on the ground august,

on "60 minutes" on sunday, frank luntz gathered a focus group of undecided voters. it revealed how deep those divisions are. >> how did we get to the point where every one of you, with different backgrounds, different politics, different objectives, all of you gave me a negative reaction. >> it was the establishment. >> how did we get here? >> because we need -- >> one at a time. we are talking over each other. >> the election. >> it was cheat. >> it was not. >> it was cheated. >> how did we get here? >> it's all fault. you saw it here. everybody is arguing. i'm afraid to even bring up a point. i'm not pro on-trump but i see why people like him and if i say that i'm going to be ostracized. that the american people have elected the future of america, what we aspire to be and what we are deep down inside. i think trump has gotten so much traction at this point because deep down inside a lot of americans that feel the exact same way. >> deep down, our country is divided. i'm sorry. we are not united. we are at each other's throats. i'm sorry. maybe this is the candidat

>>> frustrated voters made it clear, they want something ahead, frank luntz. good morning- it's 7:26, i'm yetta gibson. let's get right to the results from the arizona races...and the big one -- marica sheriff joe arpaio lost his bid for re-election.democratic challenger paul penzone won easily. senator john mccain won another term in the u-s senate. he was braced but won by a comfortable margin. arizonans voted down a proposal to legalize and regulate marijuana.a similar measure passed in california.. but lost by a fairly narrow margin here in our state... but voters did overwhelmingly approve a plan to increase the state's minimum wage.prop 206 will eventually raise arizona's minimum wage to 12-dollars an hour.. by 2020. an hour next year. 3 3 thank you for choosing cbs 5, join us on facebook live right now...and we'll see you back >>> this is a cbs news special report. i'm charlie rose are norah o'donnell and gayle king in new york. anthony mason is with us. trading is go to begin on wall street. we expect dramatic losses as the investors react to the of do

>>> frustrated voters made it clear, they want something ahead, frank luntz. continuing coverage of d >>> good morning it's 6:26 pm i'm joel hillan. the senate race daryl glen -- con grating him on his win. glen was lead nothing the polls, but he won wins were? . >> you can't poll grass roots campaign because we're talking to real people that have never been poll, but what i can tell you is they know that their current senator is not standing up and representing them and what they're doing is they're flocking to darryln glenn. we expect a speech from clinton in a special hour. >>> let's look from copter four you got that sunshine glare. we have accidents across the denver-metro area. you have i-70 as you get from i-225. it looks like that accident is clearing out, and as you travel along i-76 on the approach to i-25,, ,, >>> good morning, we're looking live outside. lots of sunshine and it's a warm day. high temperatures topping out in 70s later on. this morning, most of us in the 40s and 50s around the area. but by later on, highs will climb well into the 70s

. >> yeah, luntz university has researchers looking into this. you can see it's absolutely stunning to look at the area where they discovered this. this was a lagoon they were able to catch a lot of fish. these people have their roots in africa but made their way up here. this will fill in the map of humans spreading across the world. years old. this is a pick ax made from elk antlers. it does have inscriptions on it but they don't know what it means just yet. how cool for them. they've been working on this for seven years. they say there were sites like this before, but not as fully complete as this one. >>> disciplinary devices when you're a parent. where i come from, it does the job. >> which is what? >> a sandal or a slipper. >> all right. >> they are moms have aim and get you in the head every time. this dad in russia resorted to the jacket of punishment. apparently his daughters had been fighting, disagreeing with each other, and he's trying to teach them a lesson. down. in fact, according to translations, he's telling them that they are go

i remember luntz saying to me, i'm going to ask him about john mccain. i want to see what he's going to say. i have a feeling he might say something about his war record because you never know with donald trump. he got it. he knew that was going to happen. >> jeremy, i think it was the iowa state fair that you cited as the moment that you realized or saw the rock star reception that donald trump was getting. >> we were walking around the iowa state fair and you could see these throngs of people and we were thinking it was celebrity a i peel and seeing him as they would beyonce or jay-z or whoever it may be or are they there because they see something in the candidate that we in the media elite don't. it is a sign, i was walking around with him and had a chance to be close to him for much of it as he was in the tent eating a pork chop and he would look at me and say, jeremy, have you ever seen a crowd like this and it was my first campaign thinking i have no idea. i don't have any benchmarks to compare it. that was one of the struggles for me. is this nor

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cbs news contributor and republican strategic frank luntz invited 18 trump voters from new york, new jersey and connecticut to take part in a focus group. one of the women joined the discussion halfway through. the 11 men and seven women ranged in age from 22 to 64 years old. now, all but one of them say they are, quote, mad as hell about the state of the country. they talked about the election result it's as and the anger on sides. >> across america, you had tens of thousands of people opposing this election. they claim trump's a racist. they claim trump's a sexist, and yet you all voted for him, what's going jon. >> they don't research the candidate and when they get the real information t to be the party of tolerance. the only tolerance is for people who think about them. >> they're behaving like children, most of us know when a child has a tantrum, you don't give into it. >> behaving like children? >> yes, because they don't get what they want, they throw a tantrum. >> i hear about the anger voters. what are you so angry about? >> barack obama claimed hope and change, for eight y

luntz told the bbc frank luntz told the bbc earlier, that one of that one of the key surprises in thisnos this time, than with‘ worse amongst latinos this time, than with mitt romney in 2012. \ than with mitt romney in 2012. it is such than with mitt romney in 2012. it is such an than with mitt romney in 2012. it is such an essential than with mitt romney in 2012. it is such an essential vote in such an essential vote in florida, which is a key such an essential vote in florida, which is a key swing state such an essential vote in florida, which is a key swing statea it which is a key swing statea it matters tremendously in matters tremendously in arizona, which has become a‘ which has become a swing state and it never which has become a swing state and it never was before. ‘ which has become a swing state and it never was before. it even puts it never was before. it even puts a ‘ state like texas into‘ state like texas into play in the‘ near state like texas into play in the‘ near future. state like texas into play in the‘ near future. in state like texas into play in the‘ near future

frank luntz, great to see you. >> still to come, late night comics who savaged donald try to come to grips with president trump. picking up for kyle. here you go. you wouldn't put up with part of a pizza. um. something wrong? so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? you want the whole thing? yes, yes! live whole. not part. aleve. >>> it is no joking matter that all the late night comics were vehemently opposed to donald trump. so while they managed a few jokes, but most were pretty bummed. >> this is what it feel like when america is made great again. i was wondering, and i was really hoping it would feel better because this sucks! >> as a whites man, i also know that any emotions that i'm feeling are likely a fraction of thosing felt by the lgbtq community, african-americans, hispanic americans. i'm hopeful that he just used racest rhetoric to court voters. >> no matter how you feel, donald trump is the president of united states of america, so thank god we legalized mayor yesterday. >> i know for a woman as a woman, it feels so sexist and i think i gu

on the other hand, pollster grange luntz asked a group of voter to do their own postmortem for democratsmerica you had tens of thousands of people opposing this election. they claim trump is a racist, they claim trump is a sexist and yet you all voted for him. what's wrong on? >> they're behaving like children >> behaving like children. >> yes because they're not getting what they want, they're throwing a tantrum. >> we're not electing someone to be a sunday schoolteacher. it's about the economy. >> marc thiessen is a fox news contributor and american enterprise institute scholar and matt benton, former assistant to president clinton. it's because women's internalized massaisogyny, you d go that way. what do you think about it, matt? >> i've been around some close losses at times and i was there when al gore loss and people were blaming that on wearing too much makeup in the debate and sighing too much. that was annoying. >> but people's search for answers when they lose close elections, particular ones that they expected to win as of 9:00 on election night, there are a lot of people in

veteran pollster and organizer frank luntz joins us. frank, as you look at these new numbers what do you think? >> i think the trump people are pretty happy about it and they are happy because they see all the trends moving in the right direction. the point that you just made, brit, the idea that the intensity, the passion is on donald trump's side, that is significant because turnout, if you have just a 5-point fluctuation between clinton and trump in turnout, that can be worth half a percentage point and there will be at least two states, i promise you, two states decided by half a percent or less. the thing that has to give trump pause is colorado and north carolina. those are two states that trump has to win and they are still in hillary clinton's camp even with the race closing. and, brit, as we all know, in the end the popular vote isn't what matters it's the electoral college. that electoral college map is very difficult for trump even though in every other indicator it's moving in the right direction for him. >> is this the kind

when you're talking to people who are experts, even frank luntz was tweeting, hillary clinton's got this in the bag, i've seen the exit polls. the discrepancy between the exit polls and the vote count does raise alarms. do you see a feed to kind of audit the vote definement, or do you think there's some explanation that are. >> i'm sure the explanation is exactly what your other panelists are saying. it's much more of a practical one, but vote suppression, whether it's sheer incompetence. we often joke in the military, it's yesterday's technology tomorrow, and this is the same thing with the local and federal government. it's just not efficient. and when you're talking about a precinct counting by hand and then doing some algorithm to pass it on to,, you know -- could there be honest mistakes? absolutely. i think if there are mistakes and whatever the margin of error is going to be, it's probably less to do with anything from the russians and more to do with whether it's voter suppression or just sheer, you know, just not the most efficient process. and i think, again, just, you're talki

. >> when political pollster franks luntz interviews voters of all stripes for cbc news that is penley's work hanging the background, and yet it seeps the people that who consider themselves conservatives see something more. >> when i see that statue of liberty, i see freedom in that picture. >> republican congressman lynn westmoreland of georgia says that this george washington is speaking directly to his conservative constituency. the we believe in personal freedom. that's a big thing for us. we don't think the governments needs to be involved in our business. >> and you see that in his artwork? >> absolutely. i mean the statue of liberty? that just shouts freedom. >> steve is here this morning to talk about it. nice to see you. >> and it doesn't hurt that steve penley himself frequently expresses his own conservative fox news. >> i think people feel so, you know, nateed about their country a, alienated about their country and feel like they are alone in feeling patriotic. >> he has once hoped to make his mark in the new york art world but after two years at the school of visual arts,