just say black boomer x6 you.vertaken well, well, understand, i did not know then that it was not an accident with shooting. it turns out that he told not to shove back. he slandered himself, wait. but if that driver was killed, then i won’t answer, but the correct brewing is black boomer, which you introduced as a result, you can be misleading . well, i'm wounded under anesthesia. but what a demand from me he goes to the roof, and then he whispered to me like a manuka. i repeated it all to you, but god forbid you are crazy. uh, we are running a completely legal business, we are healing the country's economy, we are helping businesses that are experiencing difficulties to get on their feet. and zyryanov, you also helped to get on your feet, this is an undeniable statement. i emphasize once again our activity is exclusively legal, and we have nothing to do with this terrible murder , he said that boomer drove along the road, well, don’t make me laugh these statements have, not the slightest connection with the inci

>> enabling -- it's mom and dad it's enabling parents so you look it up and -- baby boomers are sittingren. and you know there's other stats out there that show that 40% of parents with children over 18 are supporting an adult child. it is just happening. the -- the baby boomers are almost paying their kids not to work and if you don't have to work, why work? >> so you're talking about young men mostly. right or not even young men 20 age 25 to 54, the job participation has fallen off. you describe them as unemployed plugged in dopamine cyberbohemian there's a compliment for use and how many of them are 20us and 30s? >> i would guess it is mostly had 20s and 30s but look even those that are employed -- i think they're underemployed so many of the younger generation need a purpose to their jobs. you know something that's sustainable, equitable. upcycle cruelty free and so they won't work for certain companies like exxon and phillip morris and facebook or twitter because they got trump elected or google works for defense department. amazon is destroying the environment. so it is not even o

. >> greg: so you're boomer shaming >> kat: am i boomer snowplowing. >> greg: i don't know what i'm sayingoomers after me? >> greg:. >> greg: she hates you >> kat: thanks. i will turn off my-i'll just watch porn tonight then >> greg: you winced at me. >> tyrus: because am i taking crazy pills. we 1,000 percent know who was out watching porn and got caught. the pope. he was watching. and then they caught him. he blamed it on someone else. all of a sudden it's a mobile phone and we're going to get to the bottom of this. appear the other side of this, if you're a nun and priest and watching porn on the internet you're not a nun or a priest anymore. >> greg: don't go away we'll be right back. help me. ... ... >> out of time. thanks to our studio audience and guests. i'm greg gutfeld and i love you america! thank you, greg. good evening, everyone. welcome to america's late news. "fox news @ night." i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. breaking tonight, new polling shows democrats could take a major midterm hit over the economy, especially with core democratic voting blocks like hispanics. our po

this sandwich generation, gen x, early baby boomers are caught in a very tough place.ood news, there is growing appetite for advice. people do want help. in fact i thought this was kind of funny. only 5% said don't worry about it. i know how to change a muffler. i could do this too. for the 95% want help what exactly are they saying? >> the help is not around investing. it is around what life choices i need to make. charles: okay. >> the reality you can control how much you spend, how much you save, even for people experienced 20% decline in balanced portfolio many have, what happened with bonds, if you work for extra 18 months you can offset that. reduce spending five years 10% in retirement already you can offset that 20% decline the answers come with financial planning. a good visor helps you build a plan and make smart choices. charles: joe, the two biggest challenges, this is interesting, right? generating income, how long your savings will last. if you live to be 65 you will probably live to be 85 statistically. >> yeah. charles: people a lot more active. we don'

they voted at a rate higher than boomers did in the 1970's and gen x did in the 1980's.n our research, this was largely because of young people leading. when we look at this election cycle, we see that, as you said, there are 18 states out of roughly 42 that we have data for where youth registration is already above the november of 2018 levels. they are above a level at a historic election cycle. that is a great deal. younger people, whether or not they are saying they will vote is roughly at the same place as it was prior to the 2018 election. this includes places like michigan, kansas and about a, where according to our research, -- and nevada, where according to our research, -- there is one caveat. we were talking about 18 to 24-year-olds. one thing we also look at is 18 to 19-year-olds. these states also have higher rates of youth voter turnout compared to november of 2018 for 18 to 19-year-olds. this is significant because 18 and 19-year-olds have aged into the electorate since the 2020 election. there are 8.3 million of them and half of them are people of color. t

the nature park catch a few animals there examined and fitted with tracking devices about $34.00 boomers are estimated to be living in the entire park. we stopped the killing of thomas. that really became the number one issue, which is so interesting because there is no controversy surrounding this park at a national level. the controversy is really here. local people worrying about the fact that pullman are no longer killed here and there. and there is no life stark here to take the pressure off neighboring ranches, so they see it now as a kind of puma breeding center. ah, the tompkins ignored such beliefs and chris tompkins later handed over the entire property to chile. ah, the 2 business minded americans deeply cherished nature and their project proved a success ah ah, back in the e. but i, wetlands of argentina, the tompkins and sophia heinen in had to do a bit of persuading to win over the local population. in the, in the key was tourism and cottages like this one where tourists can relax and the middle of paradise isn't adding that, but he is here by doing the tourists enjoy spend

so i culturally identify with baby boomers.the first election i voted and was reagan against carter. i was at the university of texas. reagan carried my campus overwhelmingly. i was in the minority. i voted for carter. those folks i grew up with, who are gen x, they are still -- they identify with reagan, they are still republicans. young people today, they came of age, positive identification with obama, and then the most amazing, negative identification of with trump. -- so, some of it is. that you identify either positively or negatively or, in the case of obama and trump, both, which is why young people are the most wonderfully solid proof of age demographics for the democrats. >> and yet, president biden is trying to make sure he is trying to entice younger voters by talking about the guarantees that he as president and the democrats if they retain the house majority and a better majority, will codify reproductive rights -- i wonder if it is persuasive, politically speaking. is that the coveted demographic? and is his appr

maribel: si analizamos por generaciÓn, la generaciÓn x ocupa un primer lugar, seguido de los baby boomera persiguen metas mÁs grandes, y objetivos mÁs grandes, mÁs importantes, lo estÁn viendo como que ya no es relevante. maribel: razones que han llevado a don rufino a mantener distancia. >> ahorita es muy difÍcil con esto del ahorro, porque vea como estÁ la economÍa. no quisiera ahorrar, pero no se puede. maribel: ¿y las tarjetas de crÉdito? >> no, no trabajamos con tarjetas de crÉdito. maribel: gastar lo poco que tiene tampoco estÁ en sus planes. locutor: ¿cÓmo les va? esto es lo mÁs importante en materia deportiva. vamos a la liga de espaÑa; osasuna recibe al valencia, que se iba a al frente con este gol. el segundo serÍa al 54, pero el osasuna descontÓ tarde al 94. viajamos a la bundesliga, el hoffenheim, le hace los honores al werder bremen. 2—1 de el werder breemen hoffenheim. vive el arranque de la liga en x con tigres contra necaxa por univisiÓn y tudn, ademÁs de cruz azul contra leÓn a partir de las 10:00 de la noche y siete de el pacÍfico por tudn. en las segundas prÁcticas de

young people in this country millennial generations i think they didn't get the benefit that the baby boomer generation in terms of college. they had to payr a price and may of them were preyed upon. one important aspect has been the for-profit colleges that is e middle class. and you know, young people were told, we can give you these degrees at the schools. they used boiler room tactics to recruit students. what they could get with tuition was set at and education return doesn't often results in a job and they'd have to pay back the loans. i think president biden took the right step. reform will also involve the price of college going forward because otherwise the debt will build back up again if you don't also take action to make college price not so deserving going for it. >> why is the cost of a 60,000 to go to stanford or harvard or someos of the other schools? say that basically it says space races started in the 70s. harvard was the innovator onwa this. they created a model called the elhigh aid model. they found that while there were a lot of family willing to pay the full prior to

i'm going to tell you, you are a baby boomer, you remember when things were really good and it wasn'time is much, people called the police entrusted the police, those days are long over, we need to restore the respect we once had for police and for the neighbors and community and that needs to happen and these folks saying defund the police are supporting those who said -- >> the washington dc mayor said it went too far but what bothered me most about the piece is everyone knows you now, everyone knows your tragic story, losing your little brother needlessly. they were still dismissive with you, that ticked me off. >> i was disappointed with of that. when i was on the hill people were saying i'm sorry about your brother, they do know but they don't care and that is the issue. that's why we need a leadership change in washington dc. what do we do for crime on day one of those things need to be explained, this wasn't a partisan issue, this is about the left and the right but humanity and the fact we need to preserve life in this country and the fact they say we are going to defund the p

they did not get the benefits that the baby printer -- boomer and got in terms of lower calls college. they had to pay the price for this privatize situation. many of them were preyed upon. one important aspect of college for the last 20 years or 30 years has been the rise of for-profit colleges. take advantage of the need young people have to get the credential of a college diploma, which they need to stay in the middle class. and you know, young people were told, we can give you these degrees at the schools. they used boiler room tactics to recruit students. whatever they can get from the college loans is what the tuition is set at, and they get minimal education in return that doesn't often result in a job where they can pay back these loans, and that's a big sliver of the debt. i think president biden took the right step. real reform in this country will also involve the cost of college going forward, because otherwise, the debt would just build back up again. we also need to take action to make college more of a public good, so the tuition is not so exorbitant going forward. >> w

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young voters right now, we have a lot of attention to boomers in our politics. of the matter is millennials along with gen z are the largest voting block in this country, larger than boomers and if they are energized and turned out, there are more voters on the left than on the right. >> before i let you go, you had this great tweet where you talked about mobilizing issues and important issues and how sometimes they're split and apart. but i have to tell you what you are delivering right now is the message the mobilizing issues are the important issues, that they aren't living aport and they aren't separate and it sounds like obama just might deliver in the state of georgia. he will stump in wisconsin, michigan and nevada. thank you for joining us tonight for your insight. i appreciate you. >>> and up ahead, elon musk buys twitter. i have a special guest, a top silicon valley insider who is speaking out with a warning about musk and democracy. >>> but first a maga feud in florida. trump snubs his mini me, florida governor ron desantis coming up next. rnor ron de

the most republican generation in australia is actually the baby boomers.so, and i know plenty of people on the left who aren't necessarily monarchist, but they support the system we have because they don't see a better alternative. >> but can charles become a symbol of a new, reformed commonwealth? the leadership role of great britain is historical, but no longer contemporary, says commonwealth expert howell. >> life has changed, and the diplomats have to face it. and they have to get away, as does the public form this sort of vision of hub and spoke, well not hub and spoke anymore. we are a network in a partnership. it's not the crown over them, it's likeminded friends around the world that we can talk to and the richer ones help the poorer ones. >> at the recent commonwealth summit a few months ago, then-prince charles spoke of the british colonial era, of the suffering it caused so many people. an apology, however, did not pass his lips. if he is to succeed his mother, charles iii must pave a new path for the royal house. for the one most adept to chang

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i find out that documents are needed for this, that boomer will write a reference there, i will ask him the documents. let's go so that the iron and doormen do not wag the child's hope to ring. only first, a mortal's head. the eighth call in the morning. it speaks german suspicious. orientation nothing nothing. you might think that you have already taken the artist in some other way, so this is exactly what we are doing. here's what i think. we now know three of this gang. look, vitka is an ordinary pickpocket. circassian is a raider, but a transparent murder is like that. what 's the point between them, why people who have nothing in common? too perishing master different. i don't know if they were together. there should be an intersection point, we will find this point, we will find everything else. what, you don't see it, do you? before that, you show the doctor, but i don’t need it. i don’t doctor. well, we obey the haggling market even without a disability certificate. i have no right to let you go on the path you are not lying man. i give you an officer of the red army again, but

to see a human al jazeera boomer dean, you brazil. he was. how speaker nancy pelosi, his husband as undergone surgery after being attacked at their home in san francisco. the suspect is believed have shouted, where is nancy before beating a 2 year old pool pillows with a hammer at the time? nancy pelosi was in washington dc with our security team. the 42 year old suspect has been charged with attempted homicide. when the officers arrive on see the encountered an adult nail and mr. policies, husband, paul, our officers observe myths, pelosi and the suspect, both holding a hammer. the suspect pulled the hammer away from mister milosevic and violently assaulted him with it. our officers immediately tackled the suspect, disarmed him, took him into custody, requested emergency back up, and rendered medical aid. the suspect has been identified as 42 year old debit. the peppy will rosin jordan joins us live now from washington, dc, with more on the story. roth, so this was clearly a very serious breach in security around nancy pelosi house. what mor

long-term highly consolidated news basis from the and of the second world war so the world the baby boomersrew up in and it was highly consolidated and then fell apart. it has been going on now for 25 years or so. but we will come out on the other side will be another consolidation. so use it already and local news if you look at local news business people are buying up shattered remains and then to pay to play that the consolidation that's happening nonetheless you can see it and i heard an interview from one of the founders who was talking about we are looking at having vandals to pay one way to get subscription to different points of view and different coverage areas. i said you mean like a newspaper? that you will cure intellect information for me to consume? how thoughtful. [laughter] so there is the following part coming together phenomenon. >> we have become a nation of moral imbeciles. and how does that morality sit into the way that we participate and consume politics and news? >> the most important moral judgments we make are not of our enemies but our friends. but i am pretty com

interesting to me if this is sort of the future of the business model we might be able to fill the boomersle bit many worry robots will containing their job. >> precisely the amazing thing that there used to be 8 or 9 people could you check out with, now there's two almost everybody doing self-checkout a lot of jobs will be going away as a result of a.i. the question is are we educating our youth now or even adults in workplace to find other jobs. jackie: great point stick with us because coming up fox business celebrating 150th anniversary maria bartiromo is at the nasdaq to ring the opening bell a sneak peek of that after the break, with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you'll always remember buying your first car. and buying your starter home. or whatever this is. but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. we believe that your investments should work harder for the future you imagine. and that's where our strategic investing approach can help. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will help

we are bumping up on the democrat head winds with the retirement of baby boomer keeping it down. reports for signs that sticky inflation is showing signs of coming back down to earth. for now, inflation is sticky until it shows signs of coming back down to earth, the fed is remaining on tightening. >> suni, you are based in london how as an investor are you looking at the fast moving political dynamic cross london right now? >> i think the new chancellor jeremy hunt has rolled back half of the unfunded tax cuts announced by the former chancellor we are looking at how much more he will roll back today at the press conference shortly if he goes all the way back to zero and figures out how to increase revenue to the state to fix the deficit, the markets will react comfortably here. the issue with the uk right now is a crisis of confidence in the markets. that brought on financial instability. that is what investors will look at kcarefully. >> suni and michael, thank you >>> that does it for us on "worldwide exchange. "squawk box" is next unds.com cay you for a payroll tax refund of

baby boomers were starting to be born. parents came back from the war.y were looking to start families. there was a lot of consumption. the labor market was not ready to adjust. the late 40's, early 50's cell inflation jump up but it was not a prolonged decade-long period. shery: no wonder people are saying perhaps the inflation will go away much sooner than policy makers expect. do stick around. chief strategy for the clock tower group. we'll be talking about the 20th party congress in china. this is bloomberg. ♪ zero-commission trades for online u.s. stocks and etfs. and a commitment to get you the best price on every trade, which saved investors over $1.5 billion last year. that's decision tech. only from fidelity. shery: take a look at how semi conductors finished. we are talking but the philadelphia semi conductor index closing at the lowest level since november 2020. fresh restrictions from the u.s. and china's access to u.s. technology. this includes measures like restrictions on the export of some types of chips and tighter rules on the sale of s

you and i talked about this, the track of the hurricane was boomer ringing around so fast it moved suddenlylet's watch governor desantis. >> why do you stand behind the decision to not have mandatory evacuation until the day before the storm? >> where was your industry stationed when the storm hit? were you in lee county? no, tampa when we went to bed monday night people said it was a direct hit on tampa bay, worst case for the state. they were following the data and you remember people were looking at the panhandle sunday, everybody had adequate opportunity to get to a shelter within the county. residents did not want to do that. probably for various reasons, some people didn't want to leave and they are island people. elizabeth: people have well built homes and felt multimillion dollar homes built like fortresses could be fine but that trying to get a gotcha moment when people are dying. >> the idea that 21 hours notice when be enough. i'm from the midwest, the thing that happens here are tornadoes, we often get maybe an hour warning, sometimes less if something changes in the past so hav

came into office and, their answer to stopping inflation is to increase the value of american baby boomersthey are getting ready to rely on it, but at the same time make it increasingly difficult as doctor carson said for young people, first-time homebuyers, first generation homebuyers to get into the market by collapsing the housing market, that will end inflation but that's a risky way to go. stuart: don't worry, when the weatherization kicks and everything will be fine. don't worry about it, you are all right, see you soon. president biden claimed gas has always been $7 a gallon in california. when he said that social media went crazy. take us through the whole story. ashley: he didn't just say that. the president told a reporter gas has always been $7 a gallon in california and then confusingly turns to housing in the same breath. >> president biden: that has always been the case here. nationwide, still down, going to work on housing. ashley: okay. social media let up, bidenism at its highest, that was james galler, the mock minority leader, california assembly tweeted that. senate can

caller: i was born the first year of the baby boomer generation. host: what are your thoughts?am not sure you will see it on your screen but this chart about political independents by generation overtime. if you look at it today, the older generation, the older you are in this country, the less likely you are to be an independent when it comes to the baby boomers. just 33% of baby boomers identify as independent in 22 compared to generation x and the millennial generation. generation x, 44%. 52% of millennials will say they are independent. i wonder your thoughts on the older you get the less likely you are to be an independent. caller: i was identified with because they were the apparent opposition to the vietnam war, at least some of them. that was the biggest issue for me because i was a target of lyndon johnson's draft, which i avoided by changing my career to one in aerospace, the aerospace industry. it gave me an exemption to avoid the draft. but it strikes me that neither major party really is concerned about or even aware of the fact that u.s. the spending on military a

there have been a huge number of stories about how we, older boomers, are sitting around with all these resources trying to decide on our favorite alma mater and our favorite child to give them to. the fact of the matter is that is not the dominant group. half of the people over age 65 are living on social security. or savings. that's about half of people in a situation where, particularly in the current economy, they have to think about work. thinking about work either going back full-time or part-time. we all think it was a gig economy was invented for millennials. the truth is even before the pandemic, you saw an awful lot of older so-called retirees as uber drivers. the largest cohort of airbnb hosts were women over 55 we will probably see that as the pandemic receipts. airbnb is seeing more older people put homes up and i think that we will continue. i guess the question is, the great imponderable is, will businesses turn to older workers? we know age discrimination is real. we do so many surveys that i think we shouldn't do anymore because they show us that most people over 50 bel

i think this is the year most boomers retire. that obviously switches them in three from savers to buying investments to people living off of their savings and selling them. there are a number of reasons to think a low-inflation enter low-inflation period is over -- a low-inflation period is over. another possibility is the fed raises the target to 3.5%, something like that. inflation does make life easier in some ways if you are in debt, it makes life much easier. that is one of the more likely bodge jobs, life hacks to the system that might get us through this without an all-out crisis. kriti: rapidfire around. what do you by, what do you sell? max: i would be buying boring things that have margins that can withstand cost pressures and core services. utilities would be a good example. i would be selling a lot of consumer tech. netflix may be surprised to the upside what i don't know if that will last into 2023. kriti: you heard it first here. max gokhman's trade from alphatrai. john, we thank you as well. time for first word ne

. >> i'm shocked we're living with threat of nuclear war, thought it was something boomers were supposedsolve for us. but threat of mutually ensured destruction is doctrine of deterrence, if you launch, somebody will retaliate. you have massive stockpiles, what can happen as result of the first use is the problem. that is what president biden is reminding not just the country and us but putin directly. this is a message to him. very limited channels right now for the united states to diplomatically speak to the russian government. this was pretty obvious way to remind putin there are risks with his discussion and continual raising of the united states of nuclear weapons. something he's done and tried to normalize since he invaded ukraine. >> this also strikes me, putin rattling sabers over the use of nuclear weapons. as practical matter, how does that in any shape or form align with his stated goals? putin's goals were denazify the ukraine, liberate russians who couldn't get back to home country. how do nuclear weapons fit into that goal or is it just to threaten or bully rest of nato to

the war that the baby boomers grew up in they were highly consolidated and then it all fell apart. it's been going on now for 25 years or so and it's falling apart. what will come out on the other side will be another consolidation. you are seeing it already and local news if you look at what's going on the local news business people are buying up the refuse. they are purchasing the shattered remains of newspapers. sometimes they are investing in good journalism and other times they are just using it for you a url to pump out pay-to-play junk but the consolidation is happening nonetheless and you can see it and you'll see it -- i read an interview with one of the founders who was talking about how we are looking at having bundles where you can pay one. and get to subscribe to multiple different points of view. like a newspaper is that what you mean? you will curating collective group of information for me. concern -- consume? how thoughtful. i think there's a falling apart phenomenon. >> host: let me take one acre quote pyramid of context. we have become a nation of moral imbeciles

the world with the baby boomers grew up in highly, highly consolidated. and then it all fell apart. and is been going on for 25 years or so this falling apart. what will come out on the other side will be another consolidation, right? you're saying it already and local news if you look at what's going on local news business people are buying up the refuse. they are purchasing theal shattered remains of newspapers. sometimes they are investment doing toti journalism. other times you that url. the consolidation is happening nonetheless. you can see it will sit on the subsecond things like that. i read an interview with on the sub founders who is talking about how we are looking at having bundles we can pay one rate you'll subscribe to multiple different sub >> for different points of view and for different coverage areas. and i said like a newspaper is that what you mean? you will curate a group of worthwhile information for me too consume? i'm getting there is a falling apart coming together falling apart coming to a phenomenon. colectomy to claim your quotes terribly out of context

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