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world. it is friday, october 14th. i'm christine romans. we begin this morning with the january 6th house committee escalating its showdown with donald trump. >> our institutions only hold when men and women of good faith make them hold. >> committee vice chair liz cheney closing down the hearing calling for them to subpoena the former president. trump is not expected to comply. jamie raskin tells cnn's jake tapper, if he's innocent, he should. >> but even if he thinks that it was a righteous manifestation of pro trump sentiment, then he should come forward if he really wants to be the musi linnie of a mass right wing populus movement. he should come forward and explain that. >> cnn's jessica schneider has

more from the hearing. >> we are obligated to seek answers directly from the man who set this all in motion. >> an extraordinary move. >> those in favor will say aye. >> aye. >> reporter: unanimously voting to subpoena former president donald trump for testimony and documents in their ongoing probe after a hearing where members continued to make their case that trump is a clear and present danger to democracy. >> the central cause of january 6th was one man, donald trump, who many others followed. none of this would have happened without him. >> reporter: the committee unveiled never before seen footage of house speaker nancy pelosi scrambling to safety as protesters breached the capitol. >> we have got to get them to the proceedings. >> reporter: in the hours that followed, anger and disbelief from pelosi and senate majority leader chuck schumer. >> they're putting on their tear gas masks. >> i'm going to call up the

f'ing secretary of d.o.d. >> they're just breaking windows. they're doing all kinds of -- it's really -- they said somebody was shot. it's just -- just horrendous and all at the instigation of the president of the united states. >> why don't you get the president to tell them to leave the capitol, mr. attorney general, in your law enforcement responsibility? a public statement they should all leave. >> reporter: the committee disclosed snippets from the nearly 1 million records they received detailing how officials knew days before january 6th the violence that could unfold. a secret service field office relayed a tip that the proud boys planned to march into washington saying they will out number the police so they can't be stopped. their plan is to literally kill people. please, please take this tip seriously and investigate further. in the days after the election leading up to january 6th trump's ono figures alls repeatedly tried to dispel the

false claims of election fraud that trump continued to repeat. >> suitcases of ballots out from under a table. you all saw it on television. totally fraudulent. >> there is no suitcase. the president kept fixating on the suitcase that supposedly had fraudulent ballots and it would roll out from under the table. i said, no, sir, there is no suitcase. >> i told them it was crazy stuff and they were wasting their time on that and it was doing a great, great disservice to the country. >> there was never an indication of interest in what the actual facts are. >> the committee also released new testimony from trump's former chief of staff and former transportation secretary, both of whom resigned in the wake of january 6th. >> i was stunned by violence and was stunned by the president's apparent indifference. >> at a particular point the events were such that it was

impossible for me to continue given my personal values and my philosophy. i came as an immigrant to this country. i believe in this country. i believe in a peaceful transfer of power. >> immediately after the hearing the former president quickly fired off criticism of the select committee's subpoena for his testimony and documents asking on his truth social platform why they didn't ask him to testify months ago and wondering why they waited until the very end since the committee will likely be disbanded at the end of the year if republicans win the house. the committee is saying it finally moved forward to subpoena trump since he has prevented many aides from testifying. >> really a remarkable day for the history books. cnn has exclusively obtained more of the never before seen video showing congressional leaders as they transformed the fort mcnair military base into

their own command center. chuck schumer was begging to secure any help they could get from the national guard. >> they have -- okay. well, d.c. has requested the national guard and it's been denied by d.o.d. i'd like to know a good god damn reason for why it's been denied. i apologize. >> don't apologize. >> please, the whole capitol is rampaged. there's a picture of someone sitting in the chair in the senate. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> shots fired. we need a national guard component now. >> another clip shows part of a call congressional leaders had with then vice president mike pence to quell this insurrection and finish certifying the 2020 election. >> madam speaker, this capitol building i'm literally standing with the u.s. capitol police. he just informed me their best

information is they believe that the house and the senate will be able to reconvene in roughly an hour. >> good news. >> the video was shot by nancy pelosi's daughter. she's a documentary filmmaker. two former trump officials have been spotted at the grand jury. the source says marc short was compelled to testify to the january 6th grand jury yesterday. it was his second time testifying. reporters tried to talk to him when he left the courthouse. >> reporter: sir, were you at the grand jury? >> i've got nothing for you today. >> we've got nothing for you today. >> trump adviser and former aide cash patel was seen where they

meet. let's bring in a former federal prosecutor. the former president has posted on truth social that he will respond at 8 a.m. today with a couple of insults thrown in there. what are the president's options here, katie? >> well, obviously this subpoena was a unanimous vote to have trump respond to these allegations that have been laid out here. practically speaking, i don't think we can expect him to actually testify. he can take the fifth amendment. he can fight this on other constitutional grounds. i wouldn't expect a substantive response but i think he would respond in some way. >> there was so much to unpack. cassidy hutchinson has been a prominent witness behind the scenes. here's what we heard from her yesterday. listen. >> he said something to the

effect i don't want people to know we lost, mark. this is embarrassing. figure it out. i don't want people to know we lost. mark, you can't possibly think we're going to pull this off. that call is crazy. he looked at me and he started shaking his head. he says, no, he knows it's over. he knows he's lost. we're going to keep trying. >> she's right there amidst a very close aide to what was happening. how crucial was that testimony? >> i think that was very crucial in terms of what the committee has sought out to show. trump told people but he knew that. he wasn't under a misimpression or the chance he had to overturn this. i think that is very critical in proving the testimony from her and all of these other folks in his inner circle. i think that is significant politically speaking.

i don't know about a potential indictment. i don't know if that's necessary when you show at such a high level all the folks that were initially on trump's side, if you will, that changed their own mind. i think that was the point of the committee. if these people can change their mind knowing all of this, then certainly i think that sends a strong message to the electiorae in general. >> there was so much in the january 6th committee and then you zoom out and there are around the trump orbit some 7 different probes going on. this parallel probe, do you think they did enough to bring charges against trump at this point? >> i think that there's a big calculation that would have to be made if they're trying to move forward in a criminal way. a criminal loss will be very, very devastating. i think the committee has done an outstanding job in demonstrating how reprehensible his behavior was. whether it crossed the line into

a criminal act that can be proven beyond a reasonable doubt is a completely different discussion. i don't know if it's necessary in terms of achieving the goal if that's the over arching concern. >> nice to see you. have a great weekend. the supreme court rejecting an emergency request from donald trump to intervene in the classified documents case. the court denied the request with no noted dissent. that means for now documents will stay out of the reach of the special master. new york's attorney general wants to block the trump organization from moving assets. in his $250 million lawsuit, leticia james says they were involved in rampant fraud. on thursday she filed a motion for a preliminary injunction. the state the same day announced

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americans are squeezed by the cost of living. that's been true for years and folks tell me they're being squeezed. a lot of people hurting these days. today's report shows that in progress. >> that's president biden trying to find the positive in a positively grim. consumer price index rose 0.4% and 8.2% on an annual basis. that annual number is slowing slightly. look inside the numbers and core cpi excluding volatile food and energy, that was the biggest gain since 1982. on wall street, stock index

futures right now leaning a little bit lower. they've been jumping after this dramatic turn around for stocks on wall street. "the wall street journal" notes it was the first day in history. the dow plunged at least 500 points and rose at least 800 points in the same day. stocks dove on that report showing core inflation accelerating. it shook it off and meantime the fed's crusade to crush the inflation has driven mortgage rates to the highest since george w bush was in office. the average coming in at 6.92%. investors on pins and needles. several big companies including dick's, jpmorgan chase. and gas prices overnight fell a penny at $3.90 a gallon. let's bring in scott graves. scott, i mean, stock markets do not reflect, of course, what's happening in the economy, but

what happened yesterday, what happened yesterday? that was the craziest day i remember seeing really maybe in my career. >> yeah, i know, certainly, christine. it was a wild ride. i would expect to see more of that potentially going forward here. we're entering this point in the cycle where it's going to be very difficult to interpret the data. we see a negative number like the cei print which could suggest maybe things aren't as good as we think. there's the expectation how will the fed react to that? the markets are trying to digest all of this information. kind of at a bit of a turning point for november. backward looking indicators will see old strengths and forward looking with red signals. we're starting to send some signals that consumers may be pulling back a little bit quicker than people were expecting so buckle up. it's going to be a wild ride here for a while. >> yeah. i think you're absolutely right. we're going to get new data on

retail sales. it will be important to see how companies are fairing. they've done pretty well through covid, the pandemic and now higher interest rates. we've got six months of higher interest rates. should we start to expect to see that in these numbers a little more? >> i think so. i think we're entering that stage. we've seen it already in the housing market. it's clearly going through there. interest rates are the first to react. we're going to see the broader effects on demand over the next six months or so. i'm focusing on the fourth quarter. i think we're seeing that. we'll see how that reacts. earnings are a bit of a lagging indicator here. we've got a ways to go. >> consumer sentiment you point out closely tracks gas prices here. gas prices have come up a little bit. they're way off their highs from the summer.

how important are gas prices into how consumers are feeling about things and how consumers are spending their money? >> very important. that link says it gives them a sense to view the economy. we see that slowly. university of michigan data we'll get later, it's very apparent there as well. this is a number today i wouldn't overlook with everything else going on. i think the expectation is for sentiment to be up slightly from the prior month. some of the higher frequency data we look at suggest it might actually be down a little bit. it will be reacting more quickly to these changes that we're seeing. keep an eye on them. >> retail sales at 8:30. there's just so much going on and you're right. everyone should just buckle up. thanks. scott, thank you. >> thank you. next on "new day," never before seen video of congressional leaders frantically pleading for help as the mob closed in on january 6th. and parkland parents

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