. >> three gen xers!>> i didn't know if you are gen z or not. >> thank you. >> i was born in 19 80s in july. -- >> wait, you were born in 1980? >> 1980. >> are you a casper? -- >> round out? >> never mind. >> gen x -- >> what's going on with gen x. >> -- >> their choice for congress is significantly more republican than any of those other age demos. >> right, it's the weakest stage cohort for democrats. what happens with a lot of people -- not everyone, but a lot -- you identify with whose president you came of age under. i'm at the end of the baby boom but i don't remember woodstock or any of that. 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

and in 202010 again, millennials, gen zers with gen xers turned out in greater numbers than anyone over55 to 60. so young voters vote. the question a lot of times for millennials and gen zers is whether or not they're motivated to vote for democrats. so that's why you've seen president biden. his numbers, when they were so bad, they're not that great now, but when they really dip down last year, his approval rating, a lot of that had to do with the fact that democrats weren't enthusiastic about president biden. they -- and young voters where his numbers had been high with them in 2020, exiting 2020 they went down. and it's because a lot of them were not seeing what they thought he was going to do, accomplish. so with student debt, with abortion, with roe being overturned, i think we've seen those numbers start to tick back up. and young voters have been registering in greater numbers this cycle than they did in 2018. >> david, you are general counsel for c pac. you know quite well the conservative base and the thoughts that surround it. what is the strategy in play? obviously it's a cov

it makes sense that gen xers may feel less secure if they have more responsibilities.there is also a generational gap in terms of understanding of technology, depending on what technology was available when you grew up, your comfort with different apps. i'm a huge believer in understanding your consumer base. in order to address a problem, you have to understand that not all consumers are the same. people need efferent types of information presented to them in different ways in order to get comfortable with crypto. at blockfi we focus on three areas. the first is accessibility, everything from how is your app designed? what is the experience like? all the way down to, what is client success like? can you pick up the phone and talk to someone if that is what you need to feel comfortable? the second is understanding through data, which is what we are diving into today. you can't solve a problem if you don't understand what is driving it. the third is leading by example. i believe you can't be what you can't see, and as a woman we have to be out here talking in the open a

. >> i actually -- i take issue with that i think we need more gen xers.nials are baby lotion soft, i do not want generation x to be over looked by narcissistic j generational book ends that will ruin things in their own ways. kennedy: olivia, is it about the president? or about the system? what is wrong? >> a little bit of both. i am one of those people who is wondering who is pulling strings it is not biden, i feel bad for him. -- if hi if he were the ceo of a company, the boworld -- board would have told him to require and be a greeter at walmart. kennedy: i don't think we need a age limit. i race triathlons with people in their septembers 70s and 80s, they take care of themes, but this president is past the point where he is look after himself, that is the problem, ie i don't care what party you are running with, i think we need cognitive tests for anyone seeking presidency, not just people who already gotten the nomination, people all of the way through primary process. if you are even flirting with the idea of being president, you have to agree to ta

that one comes in and says as a black gen xer who sat in the same club in classroom as president bomaound like a request for a political correctness cease-fire for a generational court at the polls this november. >> i think that's what it was. okay, president bomb is saying great things. withdrawn democrats, trump lawyer republicans and independents should be listening to him. >> those probably are the people are listening to him, actually. >> he knew that when he spoke it be broadcast in so many places. some places picked apart, other places, obviously priced. other things condemned. keep those coming, you know to find us. house on camera and at the lower codes. everyone you cannot be part of the conversation. and join it, we want to hear from. so thank you. >> hashtag, cnn sound, off thanks much watching us tonight. our coverage continues. charging something like a hundred bucksks a windw when other guyuys were charging four to five-hundred bucks. he just didn't wanna do that. he was proud of the price he was charging. ♪ my dad instilled in me, always put the people before the money

compared to millennials, gen xers and baby boomers.perts are warning a growing number of people are now falling victim to scammers who are using mobile payment apps like venmo and cash. app christine rathburn $2000. she thought she wasf sending money to a u. s soldier overseas, but investigators discovered she had been targeted by an international scammer. i wish they could do more, but you can't get your money back once you send it. consumer advocates say banks should reimburse the scam victims in the same way they do in crimes involving credit cards. however, currently they do not have those same protections. somebody gets into your account right? they can be able to guess your password or they find out or, you know some kind of hack and they get into your account and take your money that's considered fraud scams, though, is if you press that button that says, send money, you have very limited recourse. scammers often used text messages, phone calls and emails to contact their victims. consumer advocates warn you should not send mone

say members of gen z are the most likely to experience recession fatigue compared to millennials, gen xersboomers getting back underway with new justice on the bench will tell you about some of the cases are set to take on and a warmer week expected temperatures ranging from sixties that the coast eighties inland for today and climbing better details on what you can expect for the rest of the week and what you can expect for fleet week festivities coming up. if you haven't tried dawn powerwash dish spray, what are you waiting for? it's dawn's fastest and easiest way to clean everyday dishes. on simple messes... just spray wipe and rinse. on tough messes, its' spray activated suds have five times faster grease cleaning power to break down grease without water. plus, its' targeted spray cleans even hard to reach places better. so, replace your dish soap with dawn powerwash and spray your dishes clean. underway and it could just be as consequential as last term with a number of potential landmark cases on the docket. foxes. michael manual is in washington d c with the tails. a new term of fre

growth of your equity portfolio and it created a lot of uncertainty and so you see that baby boomers, gen-xerst feel they are behind. one in two feel reich they are behind. charles: put the screen up for folks to see. retirement readiness, folks who believe they're behind, 53% of baby boomers, 51% of gen-x. very confident, this is scary in my mind -- >> one in 10 people. charles: they're not confident. they feel like they're behind. that sounds like a recipe for desperation? >> it does. the second thing has happened, obviously interest rates have gone up. bond markets hurt people's bond portfolios. secondly people in the sandwich generation kids paying for through college, maybe even after graduating supporting, they're also taking care of their ailing parents. and those health care costs attached to it. this sandwich generation, gen x, early baby boomers are caught in a very tough place. charles: right. the good 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 d

experts say gen z years are the most likely to experience recession fatigue compared to millennials, gen xersit of a switch to a four day workweek appears to be more sleep. boston college researchers found that people who worked 32 hour workweeks got nearly one more hour of sleep every night compared to when they're working a 40 hour work week. people who are considered sleep deprived. that number dropped sharply. the concept of a four day work week has gained some traction with some companies since the pandemic started. many companies, including a lot of big tech giants here in the bay area, and beyond, are now bringing their workers back to the office. let's start with two days a week . let's make it three. let's make it four. so it's an interesting change worldwide. interesting change, all right, we'll see what happens next here. there's a new list of the 10 most expensive cities in the us, and not surprisingly, the top two most expensive cities or here in the bay area, san jose came in as the most expensive city and that, of course, followed by san francisco. report by bill pay service do

by the way, those gen xers can't stop staring at their phone. tiktok. they're the worst. i mean, that non sarcastically . but look, honestly, do you think china is looking at us and making an excuse for the fact that our kid that eighty two students or whatever it was, complain about organic chemistry? does that make us more likely to be able to defeat the chinese communist party the next 30 or 40 or 50 years? look, grade inflation, like all inflation, our society right now is wrong. lowers standards. >> it coddles kids. and let's just remember, this is nyu. this is one of the top schools on the planet. where if you sign a petition against your professor, you can have the leaders that university capitulate to your demands. this sets an awful precedent. and look at organic chemistry that's above my head. that's a lot of people i know, very, very smart people. but guess what? you want to be in the best medical system, the world. you have to you have to forsake equity and feelings and prioritize hierarchy and excellence over those things. and i guess genze gets their way, wh

you sell west elm, you are selling a company that is very much in tune with what millennials and gen xerst think that you are early when you are selling when it is cut in half. a lot of the semi condukcornducs still want to be ghut half again, but i think this is a very good company and it is time to think about buying it, not selling it >> and some of the semi s have had hair market caps including nvidia, cut in half. >> president biden has heard of them that is not so big president biden i think that they are uniquely afraid, and i mean this, carl, if you look at the new coded stuff that they are doing for video games, i think that the president and his people actually are worried that these are so sophisticated that they can be turned in to something that they can weap weaponize. i believe the ones that they are sending are really not weaponized, but when you look at the party congress this weekend, i think these guys want to weaponize it and so look out for intel which just got downgraded. i happen to like amd very much i happen to like -- i'm really liking nvidia, but i think that yo

experts say jen's ears are the most likely to experience recession fatigue compared to millennials, gen xersnfl on fox host terry bradshaw revealed to fend this weekend he is getting over cancer. bradshaw told viewers he has fought two different cancer battles over the past year but is now cancer free. terry bradshaw is 74 years old, says he was diagnosed with bladder cancer last november, underwent surgery and other treatments. then in march, a lump on his neck turned out to be a rare form of skin cancer. bradshaw says he made the announcement after fans voiced concerns following last week's pregame show when he ran out of breath and didn't seem to be himself. former president jimmy carter, the nation's oldest living former president celebrated a birthday over the weekend, mr carter turned 98 years old on saturday, celebrated with a parade in his hometown of plains, georgia. former president carter was in the white house from 1977 to 1981. 8 58 is now your time back here at home. it was a busy sunday in san francisco's castro district as organizers held the 48th annual castro street fair. t

one of my question is -- i am gen x, and i know gen xers don't answer the phone or volunteer any informationng at changing voter demographics where gen z and younger millennials are going to overtake the boomers. i feel like boomers are overrepresented in polls because they answer the phone and are willing to give out that information, but are there young people represented in the polling industry that have ideas that can change things? and two, what do you think of exit polling to determine who is going to be the new average voter since it is not being captured on phones and things like that? thank you. guest: you know, exit polling has had some problems. it used to be regarded as, hey, this is the great way to know how voters have voted. essentially, exit polls are done as voters leave the polling place. with early voting, there is some modification to that. exit polling used to have a really good reputation. it kind of lost its great reputation in 2004, when exit polls clearly demonstrated that john kerry, the democratic candidate, was going to unseat george w. bush fairly easily, by thre

one of my question is -- i am gen x, and i know gen xers don't answer the phone or volunteer any informationng at changing voter demographics where gen z and younger millennials are going to overtake the boomers. i feel like boomers are overrepresented in polls because they answer the phone and are willing to give out that information, but are there young people represented in the polling industry that have ideas that can change things? and two, what do you think of exit polling to determine who is going to be the new average voter since it is not being captured on phones and things like that? thank you. guest: you know, exit polling has had some problems. it used to be regarded as, hey, this is the great way to know how voters have voted. essentially, exit polls are done as voters leave the polling place. with early voting, there is some modification to that. exit polling used to have a really good reputation. it kind of lost its great reputation in 2004, when exit polls clearly demonstrated that john kerry, the democratic candidate, was going to unseat george w. bush fairly easily, by thre