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in america, pew research estimates that 95% of americans aged between 13 and 17 use a social media platformin three pupils between 11 and 18 years old spend five hours a day on social media — as much or more time than they often do in the school classroom. in those 20 years, facebook — the company — has changed its name to meta and now owns instagram, whatsapp and messenger. collectively, they get 4 billion users a month and have a market valuation of more than $1 trillion. as for other platforms, elon musk paid $41; billion for twitter two years ago and then changed its name to x and got rid of thousands of moderators — human beings who check what content is on the platform and whether it's appropriate. well, chinese—owned tiktok is reported to be worth up to $100 billion. and then there's alphabet, which used to be called google. and it owns sites like youtube, which is one of the most popular with teenagers sharing videos with each other. in america, pew research estimates that 95% of americans aged between 13 and 17 use a social media platform. here in the uk, one in three pupils betwee

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the court's so-called teenage term is coming at a time when its approval among americans aged 18 to 29 stands at just 44% lower than any other age group. and some people wondering what things might like, what things might look like for them if the decisions do not go their way. >> tiktok is getting banned and i'm not going to have a job next month. that's facts. so how do i become a farmer? >> if i go to the bank? how do you think that's going to go? like, hi, i would like to take out a small loan. what for? um, to stock up on vapes because they're going out of business. do you think they would laugh at me? >> my panel is back with me to talk about all this. stephen, we're going to start with you as promised. looking at the big picture here. break down. what are the broader political and cultural implications for young people when it comes to these cases before the court? >> well, apart from the individual cases, which are all interesting, this shows the fault lines in many ways of society and our politics right now, because you're going to head into a period where the court, as you sa

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it's nothing against the senator personally but according to polling, 79% of americans support age limitsiticians in washington. that's a striking number in the polarized environment. 79% of americans don't agree on anything, but they agree on this. democrats should listen. democrats should listen. z's bakery is looking to add a pizza oven, arissa's hair salon wants to expand their space, and steve's t-shirt shop wants to bring on more help. with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, they can think more about possibilities for their business and not the cost of their internet. it's five years of gig-speeds and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. get the 5-year price lock guarantee, now back for a limited time. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities™. >>> my view was we have abortion for everybody wanted it from a legal standpoint. the states will determine by vote or legislation or both and whatever they decide must be the law of the land. in this case, the law of the state. >> that is how trump turned out and tried to wriggl

americans. elementary school age americans, my nephews or eight and two years old. the truth is that this program is not going to that of what to look for sustainable retirement solutions and all options on the table. i will continue -- i will not intended nor the problem like my opponent. i will look at all solutions to protect those benefits for our retirees in seniors and to assure the remain for future generations as well. >> congressman pappas the social security board of trustees says reserves are protected, projected to become exhausted in 2037 and tax revenue is expected to be enough to pay 76% of benefits. benefits with either need to go down, the payroll tax rate up or a combination. what is your solution and can congress keep ignoring this problem? >> thanks to wmur and voters tuned in. thank you caroline for being you. this is such an important issue from talking to a retiree who is begging me please stop this plan to privatize social security. her name is brenda, her husband passed away about ten years ago. she relies on social security for her retireme

told research center they stepped down earlier than age 65, citing other health issues disabilities job loss organizational change just 12% americansng after 65 joining me co-host of the ramsey show good to see you. thanks for being here what is were current state of retirement in america tell us about challenges silver linings. >> seeing that close to 50% americans nots even contributing retirement everyday people that are struggle when it comes to money or questions, when it comes to the personal finances so we hear that struggle people are even classifying margins fund retirement has been difficult getting people in a place where they feel confident, and they have margin win budget to fund retirement the first step. >> something i say all the time number one thing to do on your road to becoming a millionaire i simple join your company's 401(k) plan put as much money in there as you can. early on, and making sure do you not touch it. that is the number one rule for becoming a millionaire. am i right. >> yeah, exactly right, so what is you know great is that so many 401(k) programs what company has match to go to ma match, use pro

a poll done by the kennedy school at harvard university established that half of voting age americans under the age of 30 think that our democracy is failing. a another survey found that 46% of americans believe a future civil war is likely in this country. 43% feel it's unlikely. an 11% were simply not sure. almost half of americans believe some sort of civil war is likely in this country. and i think one of the things that we are dedicated to is to keep that from happening. if we possibly can. if you studied the history of spain in the 1930s, you'll know how ugly those kinds of civil wars can be and trust in our institutions, our at historic lows. i have a graph here about trust in government to do what is right. it is lower now than it was during the depths of watergate and vietnam. it's one of its lowest rates ever since we've been polling such stuff. so failing institution has concerns about violent us concerns about this 237 year experiment in democracy falling apart seems to be a very big part of the day, and that's kind of what we're going to talk about is the sorts of things

about adults but let me tell you about some kids i want to get your reaction one in five americans between agesd blowing that's according to a 2019 study five to ten percent of children have nonalcoholic fatty liver disease that according to a 2021 study. what's your reaction to those stats? >> unfortunately it's shocking but not surprising. and we've been watching this trend happen for the last decade or so, and while we have come to accept the fact that american adults tend to be overweight have metabolic syndrome prediabetes and diabetes it is now geeng our children and make sense whatever lifestyles we as adults go to our children and lifestyle behaviors is now harming our children. >> sometimes the best questions that you can ask someone happen offcamera after you finish the interview. i just talk to maye musk and i said what's your best beauty tip you know here's a elegant woman is age sod gracefully she said watch what you eat. and we talked a little bit about what rfng your is doing and so forth here's a consumer by the way -- a lawsuit consumer brand food safety and protecting the inte

americans. the fbi opened this portal to the cia to sites up to and age to the irs, to the cdc, the dhs and about a half dozen other agencies in a obscene -- of federal censorship is unprecedented in the american experience. it's. it started. it started with what they called medical misinformation. and it wasn't even missing from age. and there is a there's a dialog between facebook work and the white house at that time in which facebook is saying a lot of this information, including from me stuff that they were suppressing, is actually factually accurate. and white house, they coined a new name, a new word called malik formation, which is missing from which is information that is factually accurate. it is nevertheless inconvenient. the government authorities at and and pretty soon an entire censorship industrial complex had grown up which was billion dollars and that involved the government agencies, universities, ngos and tech companies and other data center. they started with medical so called medical mission formation and widen that to all kinds of political issues, including censorship about

it's the average disposable income among aged americans in a world in which bbc's plan was passed in 2017. as you can see, this is a snapshot, a very small section of the chart that steve showed earlier, which shows that red line, a big drop-off in 2033, now it's in 2033. that means an across-the-board benefit cut of 20 to 25%, when the trust fund becomes depleted. the blue line is scheduled, not promised benefits. and the gray line is benefits under the bbc proposal. on average -- rather, sorry, it's average disposable income for aged americans under the bbc proposal. and so that average is nice. it's much better than a world -- than the current world, in which benefits get cut across the board. and it's only a little bit worse than currently scheduled benefits to reflect a new understanding of our economy and our demographics. but where the fun really starts is the distributional effects of this plan and what you can see here is that going forward, under a plan like bbcs, because of the fact that such a comprehensive reform package should be tailored to target benefits much more cl

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greenspan, a political history curator for the smithsonian national museum of american history and also the author of the ages acrimony, how americans ought to fix or democracy. thanks for being with us we will talk about your book for the next 45 minutes or so. what is just by telling us why you chose to write about this specific topic and timeframe mr. president? >> felt like i was living in two different worlds since one to get them to talk to each other in our area we see concerns about a crisis of democracy and threats that been going on a growing sense of partisanship, acrimony and political violence, tribalism and yet as a curator of the system we have collections they go back to the founder of american democracy and there's a big chunk of maybe the middle of that time, similar to 1900. when you see that partisanship and the tribalism and acrimony. people in 2016 sourcing this is not normal but we really did have a president that if not normal. there's a continuing of political aggression and really the abnormal era was ever we grew up in what people more calm and civil. i wanted to get these worlds to

according to the census there is 53 million americans between the ages of 18 to 64 that are now pulledmselves out of the workforce. need to get those folks back in the workforce. trump's economy will do just that. >> jason: guess what? the cost of house something going to go down, too. when you deport a couple million people consuming low income housing. guess what is going to happen? really quickly, congressman -- congresswoman van duyne, speaker johnson, does he get sworn back in as the next speaker? yes or no? he has such a narrow majority. is he going to be working with a senate. a senate bill. not just fighting other messaging bills, but fighting over bills actually make a difference. >> jason: congressman biggs is hing two make it over the finish line or going to have a tough time getting your vote? >> i'm noncommittal at this point. i'm a looker and seer. i hope we don't have any drama on january 3rd. as one who has authored drama before i hope there is no drama. >> jason: all right. two of my gave rim people in congress. i appreciate you joining us tonight opt ingraham angle. >

part because of left wing indoctrination which has apparently convinced a large swath of young americans my agey as long as you have the right victim. it's never okay. murder is murder. murder is wrong. liz: that's really sick. so, that's the left, right? that's the far left. now you have this , brianna. i want your reaction. kamala harris' deputy campaign manager rob flaherty admitted that the democrats failed going hollywood. you can't have people like george clooney lecturing people or talking down to people about crime and inflation. people are feeling out on the streets. let's get your reaction to this , watch. >> for the left, our amplification ecosystem is the mainstream media and hollywood and the mainstream media and hollywood don't really mess with us, or don't really, not like actually allies, and they aren't aware of the voters who don't want to pay attention to politics are. liz: that might be the understatement of the year. final word brianna. >> think about the three biggest issues this election cycle. crime, immigration, economy. those are the things the hollywood and left wing

virginia ag writing, allowing tiktok to operate in the united states without severing ties to xhooin expose americansmontana attorney general is leading this legal fight al alongside the virginia ag. good to have you. president trump is asking for a pause, what he is asking for in this amicus brief for the court to allow him as president to decide tiktok's fate. are you okay with that remedy? >> well, good morning, thanks for having me. if anyone is capable of negotiating this deal and closing the deal and getting china and bitedance divested from tiktok, it is met trump. i think congress got this one right. we know firefighter is a chinese spying app. i am hopeful supreme court will keep its schedule and keep this case and this law in place. like i said, if anyone can close this deal, it is president trump. >> todd: 170 million americans use this app. ag, do you believe china is bluffing when they say they would shut down this app rather than be forced to sell by the united states by our law? >> i don't care one way or the other, whether they are bluffing or serious, what is astounding, chinese comm

americans in total. targeting trans people isn't new. it is an ageich nazi germany did with brutally violent ends, the supreme court refuses to do anything about weapons of war in schools they seemed inclined to uphold tennessee's ban on gender affirming care from minors. stuart: carol markowitz is joining me. how to the child's sex change get linked, how did we get to this stage? >> joy read has been on an emotional roller coaster since donald trump is elected, she advised people cut our family members who didn't vote the way she wanted them to, she has been all over the place, she's grasping at this point. nobody is targeting transgender people, nobody is targeting anything like that. we are seeing experimental treatments aimed at children is the wrong way to go. if you want to view the nazi reference the nazis experimented on the week. that's what we are doing with kids, the supreme court will say the same thing, doing these things to children will harm them irreparably. stuart: looks like the supreme court will rule like that. the pandemic taking

american families. as chair of the aging committee, he has been right at the center of fights for rights for americans withisabilities. lowering the cost of childcare and elder and raising wages for workers. megan, a caregiver and disability advocate from philadelphia, put it this way. senator bob casey opened his eyes to our families and saw the needs of our children. he opened his ears and listened to our lived experience. he opened his heart and genuine belief cared about improving our children's situation. as senator of pennsylvania, time and time again, he opened his mouth to fight for our kids' access to care and their community. it will always be scary sending a disabled child into the world. but with senator casey representing us, we could rest assured knowing they had a champion in washington. i ask that the statement regarding the chairman's work be entered in its entirety into the record. >> without objection. >> american families need congress to continue building on senator casey's legacy. instead the big-ticket agenda item for republicans next year is a $4.5 trillion extension of trump tax cu

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president elect trump is promising a new golden age of american prosperities. check it. >> the people have given us their trust. we are giving them the biggest first week, most extraordinary one hundred first days of american history. hard working patriots like you who built the country. in 2024 it was haord working patriots like you who turned out and voted and saved our country. moving not only wanting to mandate but built new american majorities all over the place. we will define our country's future. i de believe it will define our country's future. the golden age of america is upon us. [cheers and applause] it's going to be a golden age. there is a spirit we have now we didn't have just a short while ago. they call it the trump effect. before taking office we're bringing in the jobs, opportunity, safety, common sense back to the usa. >> we love common sense. according to a new fox poll americans believe he will deliver. with more than half of the country saying they're hopeful for the future. this is an exciting and welcomed change, jason. we have had so m

and they excellent speaking to thank you very much for your time today. korean americans are less than the age of geopolitics, scholar k, a. j. no, thank you. to the republic of georgia where the booting parties normally has been elected for the mountain city, football and mchale, and come back have a last play received over 2 thirds of boats from the countries in the next little college georgias prime minister praised the appointment and said the incumbent president has no other option but to step down. so i understand her feelings, but suitability will have to leave her post. i can only express my compassion for her. and i am confident that the election of mikhail campbell should be lead to the most important position will make a very important contribution to strengthening georgian statehood and our sovereignty, as well as reducing radicalism and color ization in our country. the election of a new president in georgia, his term is due to stalls on december 29th us already being contested, not just by the protest. this has been out in the streets not for 17 days straight, but also by opposit

that have been exposed to gun violence, estimated at 3 million, than there are transgender americans of all agesn't new. it is an age old tradition which nazi germany did with brutally violent ends in the 1930s. while the supreme court refuses to do anything about weapons of war in schools, today they seemed inclined to uphold tennessee's ban on gender affirming care for minors. while the decision is not expected for months, a majority of the justices parroted a string of debunked talking points, all under the guise of protecting the kids, just not every kid. >> you say there are benefits from allowing these etreatments, but there are also harms, right, from allowing these treatments. at least the state say so, including lost fertility, the physical and psychological effects on those who later change their mind and want to detransition, which i don't think we can ignore. >> my understanding is that the constitution leaves that question to the people's representatives rather than to nine people, none of whom is a doctor. >> joining me now is kelly robinson, president of the human rights campaign.

we west, i'll be, i'm the american, impose this thought of age and room us. we went on the sanction of the american was behind that. but these, we used to have a unified up country or most of with unified and also we used to have any d, we used to have uh, you know, some sort of security this. now nothing, nothing as cool is actually existed in cd. i've been use syria as the toilet, and so everything is possible. we are to see those people actually joining this, an infection on fraction on the side of finding each other. it is possible. and that is that any, by destroying that infrastructure of the military bases of the cdn government, it means you know, they don't want any other countries and that to, to live with them and co exist with them. so i think it is on are not only in syria but could split it to the whole of them to them. he's an american is responsible for that because actually they never actually put event. is that i really from going ahead with their plan to and the, you know, it's not so don't, you know, i don't see middle east, this is a situat

from the year before and children under the age of 18 with the age group that saw the largest increase in homelessness overall, older americans rise in homelessness with more than 140,000 people over the age of 55 going on house in the u.s. this year. nearly half of whom reported living in places not meant for humans. and once again, black americans were over represented among the homeless population, making up about 32% of the homeless population. despite accounting for just 12% of the population. and in fact, nearly every demographic in the u.s. recorded record levels of homelessness in 2024. with only veterans seeing a drop in homelessness this year. but it wasn't all bad news. like i mentioned found veteran homelessness dropped in 2024. down 8% from 2023 in down 55% since the department began collecting data on veteran homelessness in 2009. and while homelessness is going up, so are the numbers of beds available for them in shelters across the country found that the national inventory of beds for people experiencing homelessness went up 18% over the last year and has doubled since 2007. and while homelessness is rising ac