gen. nakasone: good afternoon. thank you for the warm welcome to the national press club. this invitation is very special to me. special to me and my guests as well. there can be no effective public dialogue and debate without free press. to inform the people, challenge decision-makers, and foster accountability. i believe in this strongly. let me speak briefly about things i feel are important for our nation and then reserve time for questions. since 2018, i have had the privilege of serving as both the commander of u.s. cyber command and the director of the national security agency. it is both an honor and a humbling experience. over the course of my career, i have served all over the world. across the u.s., in korea, iraq, and afghanistan. in both peace and war. my journey has taken me from small units at the tactical level where you live and learn with soldiers from all backgrounds and all perspectives to the pentagon on 9/11. and now, to senior levels of our government where i advise

how on missed your gen, i live them is. everybody should be given an opportunity to come and defend himself . this, as you'll be doing this is how you story. this is how you plan to steer. and i'm such a way. i think that should be the way out. ok. the question is, are you on the issue of trust? you might be well, meaning, and perhaps you want to talk about co dean and then your younger audiences that she always leads to was one side to unplug. government has on type is how do you balance that out? so you buy these again by those sets of rules that don't, that mistake, that's not ethical. i mean, i think what, what needs to be me impactful john is in, is not always, don't, you know, not to be some, i know. i'm not, i'm not serious. i do not identify as one i will never identify as well. can you tell me why? i mean, this is something that is very deep. you said you do you like like sort of like just oh yeah, just in the via large the wrong i find activity seem distract me when i have to actively care about what people say. o

i that kind of, gen, i live them. i do is naming shaming and gaming and in navigates and i've crossed that path i will for had, for everything. i got the one that come up, i go into the court of law and then i testified to tell people to show to people. so i don't believe in exclusive gen on some, i believe in gen other than that the box on this was sites. so i, gen, of them is a product of this website. and it works because i managed to get people into deal and that continental people, what, what do you need to do as a result of the work i do so you can call me, i must have missed. but i do, my jen, i live in depth deals into active as a how do you define yourself? so do you see yourself more as an activist? oh, as a junior, i see myself more as i'm active is because of the end product that i get. okay. we wanna do you find yourself into situations as well, where you're, what sort of places you in situations that you didn't necessarily sign up for you? yes, i do. and i absolutely refuse that tag activist. i'm shy awa

and that is gen x.en x tends to lean republican because they came of age in the reagan era. >> i was asking doug not so much who wins in the long term as between r, t or i, but when the climate of incivility is over and to that, he said, when the boomers die off. respond to that? >> well, he has pretty much forgotten about gen x, and gen x is unfortunately just as polarized as all of the other generations so when you consider some of the politicians in the category say, just one example, ron desantis, another, ted cruz, lenny of polarization to go around. >> this is a morbid conversation, so now, and i'm not rooting for an ideology here, i just want people to compromise, right? is it when x and boomers are no longer gone, and now it's z and millennial's, i hope i'm keeping all of this straight. they are finally in control, now we have a return to civility and compromise? >> oh, i wish. but let's take the youngest group we have good data on, so one of the big national surveys of high school seniors, that

so my believing gen other than that impacts on this website. so i, jen, of them is a product of this website. and it works because i managed to get people into deal and continental people what, what do you need to do as a result of the work i do so you can call me, i must have missed. but i do, my jen. i listened and deduct deals into activism. how do you define yourself? so do you see yourself more as an activist or as a junior? i see myself as i'm active, it's because of the end product that i get. okay, we want to do you find yourself into situations as well, where you're what sort of places even situations that you didn't necessarily sign up for you? yes, i do. and i absolutely refuse that tag activist. i'm shy away from me to i run away from me. why? because there's different types of activities. and i think if you all know play the type of activity. so you all you do that when you do get into trouble and that line can be seen. i agree with enough, but for me, i also see it as a very big effect. like it's a big gas problem my french take l

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thanks for mentioning gen x.ut then again, we're used to it. well, right, gen z and millennials are what captured the attention of the academics that i was making reference to, who were saying hey, when these folks get in charge, then things are going to change, and it will be interesting to see whether that is the case, but you're right in saying you have gen x between the boomers and the younkers, the millennials, a lot to keep track, isn't it. one more social media reaction. love looking at all of these. it was absurd. para-military posing, with it -- you're making -- you're making him out to be like a synthetic figure. the guy is a thurderror. in fact, i think is a two-time murder. i think he murdered somebody in brazil and murdered someone here. his girlfriend, in front of her kids, in pennsylvania and you know how long the jury was out in that case? the jury was out in that case 15 minutes. i think it was like a chester county record. so screw him. no sympathy. and if the cops want to take a picture in this

when you break it down by race, white gen-zers, black gen-zers least likely. >> so interesting as weght. at midnight thousands of members could walk off the job. the union laid out a strike plan against the big three automakers. we are outside of gm headquarters next. and now to today's impact your world. man who spent decades cleaning up the anacostia river in the nation's capital. >> we would go into the river and swim and cool off. when my children were old enough to start going down to the stream to play, i noticed that it was trash and toxic sediment. the floatable flash and debris, it made for a toxic soup. i wound up organizing cleanups in my own neighborhood which eventually led me to found a non-profit organization that led to the installation of a litter capturing device, the first in the western hemisphere. that allowed us to create a workforce development program, and we engaged youth from all around the city who would take responsibility for cleaning up the litter traps. we have also closed down a major polluter. we just have to collect the data. the anacostia river has

and now, all of our new next gen smart beds have temperature benefits.eep number c4 smart bed. now only $1,499. sleep next level. shop now only at sleep number welcome back to the big weekend show but the biggest fails of week. >> a member of the days when people used to get all dressed up to go to the theater? that was a long time ago. but now you do not even have to get dressed up to go and work the u.s. senate. just take a look at the fashion choice of senator john fetterman of pennsylvania but this is what he wore to me were to meet withe president of ukraine when he visited capitol hill last week. just one week after senate majority leader chuck schumer said senators did not have to dress up anymore. just the spectators who came into the gallery to watch the senate proceedings. all right guys, is that what you would wear if you are beating the president of another country? >> i think we'll look back on the photo and history think this is symbolic of the decline of america. [laughter] >> he dresses like a slob but that is his brand. that is his thing

they should be called gen z for the establishment instead of gen z for change.ftist elites controlling the world's economy and doing it directly in front of our faces. this is why the work of turning point u.s.a. is super important because we are safeguarding free speech and conservative ideas. me, myself, i have been banned on tiktok six times so we know that the elites are in the pockets of big tech. so now the same elites are in the pockets of the same influencers that are promoting the propaganda and doing the propaganda bidding for the world elite. so,. >> laura: morgonn, hold on, take a break. i have a question. you are young really energy particular and enthusiastic, have you been banned. so what you can get unbanned or have to start other accounts. there should be 100 people like you who are preaching the g.o.p. of free market capitalism, strong borders, fair trade. all the things we care about. and a clean environment. same society. all you guys can do that. and it could be really powerful. so, are we? are you? >> i mean, we are. we are promoting these

gen z, we are talking about people born in the mid- 1990s through 2010.st thing we have to gen z so we are going to start with you. you win the prize, how about that? [laughter] is that true? >> i don't know, i try to avoid drama with colleagues because who wants that? i tried to be a good teammate, you want to get along with people but when you see, having lived in new york, i've never seen one and i was walking home from dinner one night talking and it was like i've never seen a rat and all of a sudden one street over this, the register at the gym i was walking by and i didn't stop seeing them after that but i don't know, i try to avoid drama with people like who wants that? >> nobody want drama. >> tom, is part of the problem colleges are no longer fostering free speech and debate? she eluded to that in her quote, there's a recent survey over 240 colleges in terms of free speech, harvard became dead last. some elite schools are not fostering debate and i guess it's spilling over into the workplace now. >> my kids, i would say they have a problem debati

i was, i mean i married might be a different type of gen out of them enough or so what kind of generally thing would you suggest to be helping africa? i am suggesting that your journalism should be fine, but you'll be void. feel people need more drinking more to get that for them. whatever it takes to get that for them. get in for that, leaving means that you have to one back up and get it for them to get it for the is really disagree with you. let me hear your voice, and that's my brother from the neighboring countries. i grew with you so much. i mean, it's not because i don't agree with the funds that known in john this. the him have tried to show that he takes it by the way. so i am assuming that it is what we do in front of it all the way from the news rooms into the academic. we do need some level of that comes from it doesn't matter. we do need some level of spend that. yeah. on those done that dictates that there should be a very clear line on what is on, what's his notes, for example, what will then differentiate thoughts from the publics we cover if we sound the same way, if we

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i that kind of, gen, i live them. i do is naming shame and gaming and in navigates and i've crossed that path. i go for had for everything. i got the one that cover, i go into that part of the role and then i testified to tell people to show it to people. so i don't believe in exclusive janet and so my believing jen other than that impacts on this website. so i jen, i was, i'm is a product of this website and it works because i managed to get people into jail and that complex of people what, what do you need to do as a result of that, which i do so you can call them yeah, and that's a risk, but i do my gen, i listened and deduct deals into active as a how do you define yourself? so do you see yourself more as an activist or as a junior? i see myself as i'm active. it's because of the end product that i get. okay, we want to do you find yourself into situations as well, where you're, what sort of places even situations that you didn't necessarily sign up for you? yes, i do. and i absolutely refuse that tag activist. i'

yeah okay, we're done with gen z telling us what to do. >> i'll wear them.nst my face if i want to. >> tiktok about it. >> yeah, sure. that makes it cool. all right. next to dolphins swimming in water that glows in the dark. >> both dolphins and tourists have venturing out into the pacific coast off newport beach, california, to check out the blue bioluminescent waters. >> this is beautiful. it looks fake. look at that. >> i would love to see that polka. >> ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba grounded in harmony. >> new york city's very own concrete, a cappella. politics and foreign wars. >> all the weather, all the scores. that's the world news polka. if you're an insomniac and a good night's sleep, you lack to the world. news polka. >> it's late at night, right awake. and you're not wearing pants. >> so grab your world. there's no mugging. >> everybody dance. hey, have some fun. be a pal every anchor guy and gal do the world news polka. bop, bop, bop >> mr. polka bop, bop, bop, bop, bop, bop, bop, bop. bananas. >> oh, god. >> if you're up this late, you must be headed

so gen z would be, and number one, even prior to the pandemic party, they were coming up in the 2018 singleness indexes, the loveliest of all generations. and i'm, so we can talk a bit more about that later. and the 3rd group, like anything in society, people from low associate economic environments with less access to social infrastructure and certain of the infrastructures that people needed for mental health support during a you know, an instant life depend demik. do you think this is the same group which was most effective post pandemic as well? i think we can eliminate, for really practical reasons. the 1st groups of those people in nursing home facilities who are relying visitors now have the visitors again. and so there's no rule, huge data coming out saying that that group is still suffering thought. the 2nd 2 groups, particularly, i want to lean into jen z. they are coming up again and again as being more and more literally because of the adoption of social media. during the pandemic that was heightened even more so with parents were already trying to limit social media use.

and i feel that gen z up far less culberson about the differences between us to farmer compassionate and open and knowledgeable about the differences within a population. how to be sensitive towards different sorts of individuals and they do see each other in a much less guess, bigoted way than maybe even my generation to generation before me. so there are also incredibly connected things about trans, the to, and the mindset. and the way that they think that the technology use and what happened with the pendant it also does work against them. but i do want to emphasize that i'm not at all doing gleaming gen the because there's a lot of good things about the mindset and the culture that what's full of them in terms of connection. what are the effects of loneliness on physical health, on living alone? there's also, you know, a lot of some research to suggest that loneliness is a, you know, a pre cast or, or a bedrock for depression and anxiety. and that might seem like a really logical link to some people, but some people are not aware of that. and it can also shop in other things like

all right, here are some phrases gen z do not understand. mustard, let sleeping dogs lie. those are so easy, they make sense to me, i use them like every week. >> i think regular people, people older than gen z, they must use cut the mustard, they mix it up with past mustard, i've heard people say it doesn't past the mustard. >> as long as it's not cut the cheese. [laughter] young people might not know what that is. >> they are efficient because all of their stuff is not even one word, it's half of a word, yours are full on sentences almost. >> my kids watch the brady bunch they last like that is groovy, far out. getting close to suppertime, my kids have no idea what supper is. do this every week. all right, coming up. checking the boxes, once influencer is putting out a boyfriend application to find a match. the search for love turning into a job interview coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome back to the big weekend show. how far would you go for love? any people buildup dozens of profiles for dating apps, how about administrative paperwork? deter

millennial independent voter lizzy, gen z republican voter kristin hodges and on the front row is genyork state young republican chairman peter gunta and millennial independent voter dennis richmond jr. thank you all so much for joining half of are you part of my generation the millennial generation and young bucks the again z's. lizy, start where you you are not only a millennial but you are a mom. what do you think is the most pressing issue facing the country? >> the issue that i am most concerned about is the zaft of my children and their future. this is something that i'm very worried about with the rise in anti-semitism. it was risen 36% the last year. we are jewish. i'm from texas like you. and i grew up in the bible belt where practicing faith was admired. i am really concerned what is happening. my family has been the victim of hate crimes. my husband received hate mail to his office. he is a doctor in new york city. i have been viciously attacked on social media for my jewish identity. i'm not somebody to stand around and tolerate. this i actually had a call with the white h

are you a millennial or gen z z? okay, ryan, you want start. yeah you know so i teach at the university of florida and i've taught for 30 years now and charles reagan wilson in the back can probably attest to this you know it's been interesting to see students across the generations right are i actually i have hope for the gen z and people ask me you know what would and the historian they want to know about the future and i you know, i'm really depending on the gen zs to turn things around that you know they recognize i think your generation recognizes that i'm a baby boomer, that my generation didn't leave you in such shape and in more ways than one. and and you recognize that it's foolish to destroy the value your own nest. and, you know,generation and b'y helpful and i've seen a change from the millennials to joneses and that sort of attitude. and i'm not knocking the millennials. i think many of them feel the same about the natural environment. yeah. there you go. okay. yeah, yeah. gentleman. and i'll say as, as an as an old millennial, i t

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well, see, i speak gen z. >> i just ask me.eces and nephews, i say, what does that mean? >> here's your out the door forecast. i mean, we have really quiet conditions this morning. we are starting out in the cool side, upper 40s, lower 50s. but you can clearly see how temperatures are really going to take off with that sunshine and full effect today, very similar to yesterday. we're in store for a warm autumn afternoon 40s in some of our coolest spots like novato, but most of us waking up in the 50s take that light layer with you. you can probably get rid of it by about 9 a.m. this morning. here's how the day shapes up. we expect a lot of sunshine out there. autumnal warmth. that's what we're calling today. temperatures well above average, certainly warmer than yesterday. today we have that mild air overhead today. but things do change tomorrow. so soak it in. cooler weather arrives here on friday and then we have that chance of some showers occurring saturday morning. but look at those temperatures mainly in the 60 soquel's to

he is an organizer, he is an advocate, he has a coalition builder and he is the first gen z member ofstates congress. [cheering and applause] representative maxwell. >> it feels good to be part of the winning movement. good afternoon and thank you vice president harris for the amazing introduction. it is the honor of a lifetime. submitting his legacy is one of the fiercest champions of gun violence prevention. i am congressman maxwell proudly representing central florida and the house of representatives. as the youngest member of the united states congress and first member of gen z, i am often asked what got me involved in this work and the answer is quite simple. i did not want to get shot in school. i was 15 years old when a shooter walked into sandy hook elementary school and murdered six children and six teachers. i went to school the next day with anxiety and fear. that my life would be taken, my friend life would be taken in my family's life would be taken by senseless gun violence. i was served as a national organizing director for march from our lives a movement that inspired

my generation gen z and millennials will be the largest voting group in 2024.out of four people in my generation unafilled united stated with either party. disas trust economy joe biden has led. undecided voters know it was cheaper to fill up a tank of gas, to eat out with their friends and road are trip when donald trump was in office. i spent back-to-back weeks traveling at the campaign trail. one week in des moines and one in wisconsin. while i was there i interviewed gen z voters on the streets and asked them what voters were important to them. every gen z said the economy was the most important issue going into the election. every single one. this san issue affecting not just my parents and grandparents, it's hurting us as well my generation is going to remember that when we go to the ballot box next year. >> ainsley: you make a good point. you say republicans really need to do a better job of focusing on millennials or gen zs by going online and having social media campaigns. what advice do you have? how do they do that? >> >> yeah, absolutely. after the

so she’s about our gen’s age, so interesting, she’s a nice guy.er or without , did they say that with the family with or without a daughter? what difference is there? yura, you see what’s happening to our boy. we need to help our son somehow. they've already helped. what do you mean? you know very well yourself. our son found himself in a very difficult situation. and we, as parents , are simply obliged to help him. well, what are you silent? this is your son. enough already, son of a boy. first of all, he is a grown man. and we put your head down. let him go and call an ambulance. no, you don't need any speed. no, no, the doctor will let you go now. now yura promise that you will go to the doctor tomorrow. there must be good neurosurgeons here, i know. everything is fine. i know the consequences. listen, your pregnancy is developing without pathology. the tests are excellent. you have a chance to give birth to a healthy baby, maybe you’ll think again, i’ve already decided everything. at your term , a medical abortion is possible, two tablets afte

. and gen.lter varga at the european commission of the european parliament. strikes on fuel, ammunition, logistics in bridges and roads, such an opinion about the ukrainian counteroffensive was expressed by the special representative of the us state department for ukraine in 2017-19, diplomat kurt volker, now he is in kyiv and spoke with journalists, according to him, those who believe that the counteroffensive for jesus is slowing down have wrong expectations, what ukraine is doing and is doing successfully, it seriously interrupts russia's supply lines, its ability to support its forces that occupy ukraine, in particular crimea and the south of ukraine, ukraine would is on fuel ammunition logistics bridges roads also uses drones to target russian naval ships interrupting russian oil supplies forcing commercial air traffic to stop in russia, due to the drone strikes that convey the reality of this war to the russian people, we are moving to the next phase of defense, but we are doing it methodi

but the mountainous region is internationally recognized as part of a 0 by gen, since the phone of the soviet union in 2020, as or by gen, loads a major offensive reclaiming territory, occupied by armenia. it led to a ceasefire agreement between the 2 countries. this latest military push was aimed at disbanding, and this army ethnic armenian fighters who have now surrendered their weapons under russian mcgee to the agreement. this is the weapon that below used to belong to the automated army forces attachments. and they'll say to go out, i mean, i mean, your forces got here and it was seized from them just in the last 2 days during the last but as a by gen tightened his grip, i'm not going to cut our buff. international concern is mounting about the plight of civilians. the 1st humanitarian convoy arrived in the region on saturday, carrying 70 tons of basic supplies. ethnic armenian leaders say they are in talks to organize a withdrawing process and the return of those displaced by the fighting. but after 3 decades of rivalry, mistress between the 2 sides runs deep. and many of those l

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but i do want to emphasize that i'm not at all doom and gloom a gen the because there's a lot of good things about the mindset and the culture that what's full of them in terms of connection. what are the effects of loneliness on physical health, on living alone? there's also, you know, a lot of some research to suggest that loneliness is a, you know, a pre casts or, or a bedrock for depression and anxiety. and that might seem like a really logical link to some people, but some people are not aware of that. and it can also shop in other things like quoting disorder, which is also mental health disorder, which my, my people in my own family suffer from. so there's a lot of danger in loneliness, not just to the physical body, but in how it affects that mind me brain isolates further and then leads to depression and anxiety which, where we're seeing a lot of post pandemic as well. now to address the question about living alone, you know, when we talk about the about people at the end of their lives and extending their life spend through human connection. i can really lean into this. it's

they should be called gen-z for the establishment instead of the change. elites control the world's economy and they are doing it in front of our faces. turning point usa, conservative ideas. me myself, i've been banned on tiktok six times. now the same elite are in the pocket of same influencers promoting propaganda and doing bidding for the world elites. >> laura: morgan, hold on, take a breath, i have a question. you are young, enthusiastic, you have been banned many times, so what, you can start other accounts. there should be 100 people like you preaching the gospel of free market capitalism, fair trade, all the things we care about and a clean environment, a sane society, all you guys can do that and it can be powerful. are we? are you? >> we are. we are promoting conservative ideas all over the internet and campuses around the country. big tech doesn't have the same standard for conservative voices as they do for liberal voices. >> laura: i think we have to remember, this is why people like mike pompeo and others have been saying for years now that

we're talking gen z, age 26 and age 25 and under. >> i believe it. we've got the student loan debt.interest rates are higher than ever. so obviously i believe that they are pulling back from spending and yeah, retailers will feel it. honestly i don't feel that bad for them. i would rather these gen zers pull it from spending rather than go deeply in debt spending retail of all things. >> there is an expectation problem. they've grown up in a really wealthy world. a lot of these are going to college and think they come out and make $1 hundred thousand or more. outsized expectations. they make financial decisions based on fact i'll earn this month and they get out and realize i'm barely making half of what i thought i was going to make. so we have a spending problem based on an expectation problem. >> bill: back to the student loan thing. you believe that when the student loan payments begin again, which will be very soon, that retail sales will take a hit from it. >> absolutely. >> bill: the way i read the story is if you choose not to make your payments for another year, it will not