things. we ll start with the republican in-fighting and he weighed in and a final chuckle with how he doesn t understand republicans anymore. the remarks at these things after the scripted comments are usually the most revealing. here obviously the most pass passionate. he also talked about there being a mini revolution within the republican conference and he expected after trump that the party would be farther along in determining who they are. we heard from mark mackinnon about who the republican party is. the president saying he doesn t understand republicans. wasn t it interesting to hear him justify the raising of the corporate tax rate and to justify all of this spending. i guess it s his style when he s really serious and when he wants to underscore a point, he whispers, as we just heard. what he s doing he doesn t believe will deprive any of the executives of their second or third homes or their private jets, and as he said, i think, passionately, that it would re
bench. we ll talk about that just ahead. i want to get straight to cnn s senior legal affairs correspondent, paul reach, with the latest on the charges against the leader of the oath keepers and ten other people. the justice department today escalating its efforts to prosecute those responsible for january 6th, charging oath keepers leader stewart rhodes, along with ten others, with seditious conspiracy leading to the attack on the capitol. it s the first time prosecutors have used the sedition charge after bringing ever 700 cases related to the insurrection. prosecutors have long signaled they considered using the rarely applied section of federal law. rhodes is the most high-profile individual charged in the investigation so far. court documents filed today lay out a wide-ranging plot to storm the capitol and disrupt the certification of the 2020 election. two days after election day, rhodes allegedly urged his followers to refuse to accept the election results, writing
find in wyoming september 19th after disappearing weeks before. brian laundrie s parents say they last saw him september 13th but didn t report him missing until four days later. now, after officials have been searching the reserve for over a month, the laundrie s lawyer suggests a new study was made yesterday by laundrie s father himself. why only yesterday? why the father? had the fbi been to the spot before? why didn t dogs or the fbi make the discoveries? a notebook was found. what was inside? is it even in condition to provide clues? the remains appear to have been there for a while. nick valencia joining us from near the reserve in north port, florida. maybe more questions than answers today, nick. reporter: good morning, brianna. for weeks, brian laundrie was the most wanted man in america. the 23-year-old who was wanted for questioning in the death of his 22-year-old fiancee vanished without a trace after telling his parents he was going for a hike in this nature
an unprecedented decision for an unprecedented time in america. can a state kick donald trump off the ballot over the 14th amendment, which bars insurrectionists from holding office in the nation s highest court will soon decide. the supreme court tonight announced that it will take up colorado s case, which means the nine justices, including three of whom trump-appointed, they are now squarely in the middle of the 2024 election. that very election that would decide whether trump returns to power. it s the most involvement at the court, any court has had in presidential elections since bush v. gore. and already, trump s team is winking and nodding their way into tipping the scales. i think it should be a slam dunk in the supreme court. i have faith in them. you know, people like kavanaugh who the president fought for, who the president went through hell to get into place, he ll step up. those people will step up. not because they re pro-trump, but because they re pro-law. b
and then you kissed his ass and then he endorsed you and you said he s the greatest president of all-time. you were there to stand up for our constitution but when the barbarians were at the gate you were happy to let them in. i think i disagree with everything my opponent just said including the words but and the. a big debate night both contentious and personal. i m john berman with brianna keilar, and bad blood between tim ryan and j.d. vance playing out on the debate stage last night in ohio. saw it in the first clip. sparring over rtd economy, inflation, clashing over racist rhetoric and abortion. more competitive than expected in a state donald trump carried twice. both men describing each other as asskisser and succops and that was the more friendly part of the debate. if you can believe that. in utah, flashes of evan mcmullin attacking incumbent senator mike lee accusing him of betraying america on january 6th and a chance to confront lee over text messa