to susan davis, the ranking member of higher ed and ed and workforce, to the dwg leadership, and all of us gathered here. there's a real simple message here. we are not going back. we are not going back to neanderthal thinking. we're not going back to myths that are promoted by those that don't know the facts. 20% of coeds in colleges are either sexually assaulted or an attempt of sexual assault is made upon them. while they're there. 13% of lgbt members and 6% of men. as the leader said, this is an epidemic. six years ago, i took my daughter on college tours. every orientation we went to, the very first question asked by parents was, how safe is this school? in orientation, when she went to college, what kind of safety measures do you have in place? republican parents and democratic parents want to make sure that their children are going to schools that have a good record of addressing the issue of sexual assault. now, candice jackson has apologized. but let me share with you what she has said. she said that 90% of investigations fall in the category of we were both drunk. we broke

dwg back a few years. going back a few years. another historic milestone. oldest baby boomers reached the traditional retirement age of 65. are they flooding to florida, scottsdale, wherever en masse? no they're not. we see new urgency to battle the nentions of aging in science and "the wall street journal" uses the term boomers are raging against aging. i like that. --. to 1964 [inaudible] >> the first wave, 1946. today they're please 70. 71. yes. first wave. we also have the all-time high number of grandparents who are actually most -- most grandparents are working full-time, which is kind of remarkable in itself. there's going to be every -- one of every three adults in just a few years is going to be a grandparent in america. as the grandparent economy emerges there is tons of money to be made, a whole economy out there because grandparents of course will spend tons of money in ways parents won't on their grandchildren. so this becomes a center of attention for marketers. where are we at now? boomers are redefining old age. we're not retiring early as l

mckay coppins writes about this it movement in "the atlantic" under the headline dwgs how the left lostind." mckay, let's get this out of the way up front. false equivalents, you now that's what people will say. respond to that. >> i've heard a lot of that. i'm not making an equivalence here. there's no question that the kind of alt-right and broader conservative media have way more influence in the republican party than this fringe universe media does in the democratic party what i wanted to document in the piece is that in the trump era, as liberals have become stressed out and freaked out, this liberal media universe has become a lot more influential. and we've continued to see the plif yags of the liberal news outlets. they've got an lot more influential. i think it's important given what we've seen happen to the republican party, i think it's important to pay close attention to the trends in left-wing media and diagram it. on the right, i think it was from the clinton era, you saw the real development of fox news and you saw talk radio and you saw the personalities and you saw drud