>> i think in typical gen z fashion, this is sort of the gen z way of being petty with the u.s.-- >> we will show you attitude? >> yes. we will show you if you take away this app, we will go to red note. i think a lot of it is typical gen z humor. a lot of videos on tiktok about people making fun of the fact they will move to china so they can still use tiktok, or people making videos saying i'm learning how to speak mandarin from all my new friends on red note. i would not say from my perspective, and i have made a red note account to see what it was like and uploaded videos. it is all in chinese. i would say my personal understanding of it so far is very much like agency review to say if you take away bytedance, we will go to red note. and if you think tiktok was trying to indoctrinate us, wait until we all start speaking chinese and moved to china. i think it is still very much a gen z humor thing. but it might turn into something much more serious if -- >> they may have to go somewhere. we will talk about the politics in the next hour. thank you for that. we will take a shor

we see a lot of gen z and alpha. 35% of luxury consumers, by 2030 are going to be gen z and alpha. it's a hard number to believe. but it's the vibrancy, the vitality is huge. because each of those clients has a different set of reasons for why they engage with us. so for gen z and alpha, they buy because they want to buy less and buy better. they want to buy, because they see it as a financially wise investment. but everybody buys for a different reason. for me, it's part of continuing to build our brand, our reputation, our company. and telling our story in engaging ways to all sorts of clients. francine: do you have to speak differently, leena, to the younger generation? leena: no, not really. our story of savoir faire, our story of craftsmanship, our story of how many hours goes into making this jacket, like 100 hours, all hand-made, is still the core of our story, our craftsmanship, our savoir faire. it is still how people engage with luxury, the quality of it, the beauty of it. a thing of beauty gives us all joy. so that is still a very, very big reason how people look at luxu

, everybody about gen z and. before this panel began, we were all talking about children. i'm a new father darren. you have children? i'm as you're thinking about the struggle, equality, and you're looking at this election happening right now, what what role do young folks, particularly z, play in the future of democracy? they play everything. you know, the future is theirs. right? i'm getting old and tired already of sort of check out of. so, yeah, the world is theirs and you know i think we can expect or hope for good things from them. they have very different experience than we do there and experience in part as a product of the struggles that ted invoked, you know, the world that i grew up in. you know, i was born in 1965. looks, looks very different from the world today. and i think, you know, that's on the whole well in many ways a good thing. and so i hope that, you know, our children be as a product of this experience is able to imagine, i say, equality in more expansive terms. and, you know, as i say, yo

bring in gen-z political commentators morgan mc michael.hat is gen-z reaction to a president keeping his promises and so soon into his term? >> morgan: we are one week into the trump administration and he has kept his promise. we are getting illegal immigrants off the streets and ep coo ikeeping us safe. -- is doing a disservice to the american people. this is what justice for laken riley and every other american who has been attacked on american soil by illegal immigrants looks like. we need to continue. we shut down cbp 1 app this week. we need to support remain in mexico policy and continue to allow mass deportation effort to take place in america. >> todd: how does this play with gen-zers who have not been used to presidents and political leaders keeping promises they make on the campaign trail. >> i think gen-z is sick and tired of being lied to and will see a truthful president come into play here and keep promises he's making. gen-z, they care a lot about illegal immigration and how it is impacting their day-to-day lives, they care a

i think it glamorized and was a flattering depiction of young gen-z conservatives -- charles: but didey did. and that was, honestly, false advertising because i have a friend as well who was there, and she was in the corner conveniently left out. charles: there's also a battle going on in this country, and i just had don peebles on, we talked about the una affordability of houses. it's never been this bad. a poll was out recently on people, just the question was, would you ever sell your house. and every age group people said r, no, i want to stay here forever. baby boomers, 43% said they'd never sell their house. caroline are, young people are upset. they want these boomers to move out. listen, the house is big, you're old, you got rich, it's our turn. do you see it that way is many. >> i think gen-z's most upset that these homes are appreciating at an exponential rate. i'm like, wait, how did this house property double in value over a short period of time? [laughter] charles: right. >> i think we're just afraid we're not going to get to cash in on any of that because of inflation. w

why are gen z and millenial voters increasingly going toward president trump?p exit polls show trump won nearly half of gen z voters. that's more than what he won in 2020. joining us now scott pressler, founder and director of the group early vote action.com. scott? you've been turning out the young voters for trump. it's great to have you on. why are they moving toward trump in droves? >> a big reason why, liz, thank you so much for having me, is they know that trump is the peace president. we didn't have putin invading ukraine under president trump's first term. the economy was wonderful, and then suddenly, joe biden, kamala and the democrats take control and we find ourselves in wars again and we find ourselves with an economy that does not serve young people, and i tell you, this young generation post-millenial, they are coming over to the republican party in droves. liz: because of that. so you're attributed with high pressuring deliver the swing state of pennsylvania for trump. you also helped pennsylvania republican senator dave mccormick beat bob casey

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talking about high levels of mobilization among gen z, particularly among gen z women and even more specifically gen z women of color who are really taking a lead when we look at protest politics, advocacy and all sorts of areas. environment, gun-control, class-based arguments to look at greater equity in those areas, educational access, things like that. young women in particular are really impressive in the work that they are doing. not to say that young men are not as well, but we are seeing even gender differences in that level of engagement and participation. it's true that the future is bright there in terms of seeing more women hopefully translate that advocacy into an interest and success into running for office so we can continue to see the gains in officeholders. the other thing that the caller raises is, literature would talk about it as male or masculine fragility. the book "backlash" speaks to this in some way to say when we see progress, gender progress, racial progress, etc., which we have seen, often we confront a backlash to that. it's often based in a perception that my well-be

- gen z, social media, and why we're raising an anxious generation, this week on "firing line." - five hours a day is what american teenagers spend just on social media. i just can't believe that we've done this to our kids. - [margaret] young people in the us and around the world have grappled with a surge in mental health challenges over the past 15 years. - as soon as kids ditched their friends in the real world and had 500 friends online, they didn't get happier. they got starved for social connection, depressed. and the natural result is to think about suicide. - [margaret] social psychologist, bestselling author, and nyu professor jonathan haidt is out with a new book, "the anxious generation," that sets out to explain why. haidt posits that the rise of the smartphone and social media, alongside shifting norms for parenting, have led to a dangerous rewiring of young people's brains. - this is about the worst thing you can imagine to give kids at the beginning of puberty, - [margaret] but given the ubiquity of smartphones, is there a way out? - everyone sees there's a problem. i j

i think everyone on the youth commission now is gen z. >> gen z has stereo type of, never experienced internet. >> addicted to technology. very loud. >> yeah. they also say a social justice warrior. >> yeah. [laughter] >> some of the stereo types. >> the best thing gen z when needed we come together and unit and fight for what we need and want. >> just fed up. i think there is a push within our generation to be like guys, this is so dumb. adults arguing over the issues, 40, 50 years and so over it and need to move on and solve the issues instead of talk about them and think that is true on the local state and national level and globally. >> i was just going to say, i feel like the term okay boomer is a justification for the massive divides that exist between our generations and we have seen that because there are so many technology advancements happening so it is created wide divides between us and the generation before us but i don't think using the term is a okay to justify that. we don't have to work with these people. we do have to work with these people to achieve meaningful chan

would you rather hire ai or gen z?ess more money and going for them and stick up. lisa: we need them to push the buttons and understand the systems and ai and somebody has to tissing it to do -- task it to do stuff and they wrote it and send it off and people facilitate it around the line. go kids. go kids. brian: gen z using technology and that changes with ai and ai knows how to use itself going for them and doesn't need to guide it like that. the technology we master is going for them and what are we going to co. it's determining them and ai categories and at gather rhythms she's using and thing about it is how do we survive in the world and we can't survive 24 that world. molly: they've told and yous seen it coming. brian: humans will do more human things and. paying them and going for humans to come to a service for femme and coming into your home and make sure things you have are working and that requires going for them and that's going to be a problem if your job is to be relational and can't look somebody in th

i think everyone on the youth commission now is gen z. >> gen z has stereo type of, never experienced no internet. >> addicted to technology. very loud. >> yeah. they also say a social justice warrior. >> yeah. [laughter] >> some of the stereo types. >> the best thing gen z when needed we come together and unit and fight for what we need and want. >> just fed up. i think there is a push within our generation to be like guys, this is so dumb. adults arguing over the issues, 40, 50 years and so over it and need to move on and solve the issues instead of talk about them and think that is true on the local state and national level and globally. >> i was just going to say, i feel like the term okay boomer is a justification for the massive divides that exist between our generations and we have seen that because there are so many technology advancements happening so it is created wide divides between us and the generation before us but i don't think using the term is a okay to justify that. we don't have to work with these people. we do have to work with these people to achieve meaningful c

i don't know what gen z is. i don't know what gen y is. rachel: my kids are gen z. y kids are gen gl. rachel: and you're gen x. charlie: no, i refuse. rachel: should they go out and start partying? charlie: you have to go out to the bar and meet people and walk up to girls and ask them to date. rachel: bring back dating culture. i might have to have you on every week and i think we'll do all fashion, the best fashion breakdown we've ever had on pop culture, charlie, who would have thunk. congratulations. president trump spreading the america first message to the world economic forum in davos. maria bartiromo breaks it down for us. lowe's knows it's easier to make the right calls when you have the right team. dak going for it, and he fumbles. brilliant recovery with the lowe's app. he always delivers. and so does the lowe's app. in store. online. our lowe's team has you covered. the average dog only lives to be ten. at the farmer's dog, we don't think that's long enough. that's why our food comes in personalized portions. because a dog at a healthy weight could live a

we see a lot of gen z and alpha. 35% by 2030 will be gen z and alpha. that the vibrancy, the vitality is huge because each of those clients has a different set of reasons for why they engage with us. they buy because they want to buy less and by better. they want to buy it because they say it's a financially wise investment, but everybody buys for a different reason. for me, it's part of continuing to build our brand, our reputation, our company and telling a story and engaging in a ways to also see clients. francine: you have to speak differently to the younger generation. leena: not really, our story of craftsmanship and how many hours goes into making this jacket, like a hundred hours all handmade is still the core of our story, our craftsmanship. it is still how people engage with luxury, the quality of it, the beauty of it. a thing of beauty gives us all joy. that is still a big reason how people look at luxury, the quality being part of that. in the story of gabriel chanel in the story of her dna and what she means for us. her spirit of innovating

i think everyone on the youth commission now is gen z. >> gen z has stereo type of, never experiencedo internet. >> addicted to technology. very loud. >> yeah. they also say a social justice warrior. >> yeah. [laughter] types. >> the best thing gen z when needed we come together and unit and fight for what we need and want. >> just fed up. i think there is a push within our generation to be like guys, this is so dumb. adults arguing over the issues, 40, 50 years and so over it and need to move on and solve the issues instead of talk about them and think that is true on the local state and national level and globally. >> i was just going to say, i feel like the term okay boomer is a justification for the massive divides that exist between our generations and we have seen that because there are so many technology advancements happening so it is created wide divides between us and the generation before us but i don't think using the term is a okay to justify that. we don't have to work with these people. we do have to work with these people to achieve meaningful change. these people make

gen-z is so mad about this.nt to your generation. >> well, first and foremost, thanks for having us again. rachel: of course. >> i think other than the financial side, i believe the community behind tiktok is just tremendously strong. finish unlike -- i've never seen anything like it, myself, to be completely honest, the sense of community behind tiktok. and it's the unreal that we're facing a potential ban. rachel: nicki, what are your thoughts on it? let me just note that the way gen-z is rebelling against the banning of tiktok is they have now moved to red note which is another chinese-based, system would say communist-based -- [laughter] app similar to tiktok that chinese people use. and in just two days, a million young americans have signed up for red note. explain this act of rebellion. >> yeah. so, you know, what it comes down to is americans are going to consume content whether that be on a different app or not, and red note is the number one app in the app store today. if you're talking national securi

but gen z is now our largest, fastest growing demographic. is they say that they see it as an oasis away from the toxicity they experience elsewhere. so i think there's real consumer demand for more positive alternatives in social media for safe spaces. and so i think this is both a really important discussion around how we solve for youth online safety, youth mental well-being. but it's also something where there's real demand coming from consumers and gen z and youth themselves. >> i know you have been banging the drum on this idea that social media can be positive and doesn't have to be amplified by negative algorithms. so what do you think of tiktok? >> you know, i think, you know, we've been very focused on how we go present an alternative. so, you know, we are focused on how we can build a platform that helps people find the inspiration to build a life they love. and so we focus not on, you know, the things that make you view the most, which is what a lot of other platforms have optimized for is like, how do they keep you looking at the

talk about two broad themes, one was physical ai and themes, one was physical ai and the other was a gen zhear a lot more about both. physically, as it suggests, it means humanoids but i think that the big dealfor me is self—driving cars and this will be an inflection point for autonomous driving. as a look back on my experience, as a consumer, the last time i had a huge moment while using a piece of technology was back in 2007 with the iphone. and i had that similar epiphany when i took my first ride a couple of months ago in san francisco and if you look at what's happening with them, it's remarkable. this statistics are when you look at mark richardson terms of that, why chair, it breaks down to gooburrum, 50% and 25% for left and the rest which is quite remarkable. to have been around long and you can only do short holes, the waiting times are more and it's more expensive. but people are latching on and i can tell you that i've never felt safer.— i can tell you that i've never felt safer. ., �* ., , ., ~' felt safer. how ai do you think would be _ felt safer. how ai do you think would

this may come as a surprise to many but not gen z. consume less alcohol compared to other generations. on tik tok, drinking is out and health is in. >> it's so bad for you. alcohol is a big that life. alcohol is the worst. it's so evil we met drinking in moderation is bad for your hou house, not enjoyable, empty calories and usually ends up making me feel like [bleep] it doesn't have value to me personally. >> one of the worst things we can be doing, health and relationships insanity. alcohol is literally poison. >> have kids college age, 18, 21. when you speak to them about this and maybe you are getting the entire trip but it doesn't seemed like this is the 80s anymore with big parties and drinking isn't a thing is to be. >> yes and kind of know because from what i've heard from college experience, there's a lot of drinking that goes on but they are more aware with the blended family of five kids. i stopped drinking three and half years ago, i think i aged out, of reading so much about it and i felt better but i think there has been

. >> we can make gen z grade again [laughter] thank you very much.oining us now is alabama senator. welcome back. i do not know if i want to make gen z right again or not. i have to think about that one. i do want to ask you, some pretty strong regulatory executive orders yesterday. one that really interested me, one that says no new regulatory orders, i love that, schedule f. anyone who is engaged in policy, i don't know exactly how many there are. some estimates run 10,000 some go as high as 50,000. what the order says is president , a president as the right to fire him if he or she does not like the way they are behaving. this is a long time trump goal. >> president trump has an agenda , larry. he has been sitting around waiting and thinking about all of this. he has people investigating all of these things. there will be lawsuits going everywhere. guess what, we have a new sheriff in town. he has been serious about this. he will take control of this. he will put people back to work. he will make sure everyone goes with the right regulations. it i

recent actions is gen-z.ver adults and to keep them engaged and supportive, bringing in people they listen to the white house briefing room is great way to start. >> ainsley: she did it without a notebook and very few notes. secretary kristi noem joining ice agents in new york city deporting illegal criminals from our country, she is here with another announcement, that is next. if you might pray with me real quick. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything we do. amen. i invite you to join me in more prayer on hallow, stay prayed up need a shipping solution that'll grow with you? with shipstation, you can manage and fulfill all your orders in one place. plus, you get more carrier options, at the lowest rates. keep your business growing. head to shipstation.com to start your free trial. lowe's knows when you're a member you're a big deal. because members can save up to 4

there is no question if you look at data the fastest growing cohort millennials gen z's exponentiallyu have to indicate tore that way that growing cohort purchases products online this is% way to capture that growing market gen zs a 25-billion-dollar market this company wants to awareness based on market the opportunity to be con skater arbitrage opportunity to own an area you need financiers to market get capital to companies sectors, by ash by tractory capricious esg mandates we have over half country behind us a massive, massive growth opportunity. maria: interesting, don, because, the parallel economy has resonated with our audience, what can you tell us about reception you have gotten from buying american working america, in this environment? and donald is there any coincidence you are announcing this january 6? >> i think sort of happened to work out that way we have seen what happened january 6 we understand that was not in fact an insurrection it was narrative created first unarmed insurrection perhaps in the history of the world if running with that i am sure media will have

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liz: can i just ask you, because geriatric gen-z, have you heard that term?ed millennials, geriatric gen-z, they are obsessed with age technology. >> yes. liz: are you seeing more and more of that where it's spilling into the younger general genera? >> definitely. our age tech collaborative is getting larger and larger every year, much more attention, much more focus and much more interest. and we're seeing the uptick. we mow that over to two-thirds of 50-plus are very interested in how technology will enhance their lives. liz: by 2030, five years from now, 65% of the entire population, is -- 1 in 5, are going to be above 50 years old? >> that's right. this is the largestest demographic and growing globally. so the potential there is enormous, and we want to make sure that we're bringing the technology to 50 plus. liz: got it. it is so great to to have you with. >> thank you for having me. liz: dr. minter-jordan of the aarp, people want to talk to her and not just the old folks. >>> okay, what is next? coming up, we have the wellness tech that is not just the

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i'm the beginning of gen z, gen xennial i call myself. but you know, there's a lot of it depends on what your preferences are. it is popular because it has the strongest algorithm compared to any other social media apps, good or bad, it shows people exactly what they're interested in. so my feed i get a mix of like educational videos, cooking content, lots of taylor swift videos, you know, so it just is curated to whatever that individual person likes. but that can be bad because it makes it so much more addictive. yeah, interesting. >> we'll see what he does. i mean, president trump was the first one to suggest, you know, banning it, that it was a security threat. but now he's in the position of, you know, allowing it to continue. so we'll see. okay. meantime, tiktok ceo was one of many tech ceos at today's presidential inauguration. elon musk took the stage right afterwards at capital one arena. so. i you made some other gestures as well, some of them being talked about tech titans mark zuckerberg of meta, tim cook of apple, sundar pich

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it's not just a place for funny videos, but it's become almost a new google for at least gen z.ow, whether it's to look up the best way to wash your car or anything. it's beyond just entertainment and so i think, you know, given that there's, you know, given that trump is looking to save it, i think we should extend the ban at least by 90 days and see if we can exercise that. >> trace: and bo loudon, the president has said look, we brought you on before because you and barron trump, you pushed for these things like joe rogan interviews and the president has said tiktok helped him get elected. so what is your argument for making sure we keep it? >> well, you know, trace, i'm getting ready to head out to the an alteration for the greatest president in american history with my boy colby covington. i think people like colby and president trump hopping on a platform like tiktok and making it so much better than any other social media platform is all the more reason why trump should try to save it. i'm all for the idea about elon purchasing or kevin o'leary, people like that buying th

i think everyone on the youth commission now is gen z. >> gen z has stereo type of, never experienced>> yeah. they also say a social justice warrior. >> yeah. [laughter] >> some of the stereo types. >> the best thing gen z when needed we come together and unit and fight for what we need and want. >> just fed up. i think there is a push within our generation to be like guys, this is so dumb. adults arguing over the issues, 40, 50 years and so over it and need to move on and solve the issues instead of talk about them and think that is true on the local state and national level and globally. >> i was just going to say, i feel like the term okay boomer is a justification for the massive divides that exist between our generations and we have seen that because there are so many technology advancements happening so it is created wide divides between us and the generation before us but i don't think using the term is a okay to justify that. we don't have to work with these people. we do have to work with these people to achieve meaningful change. these people make the decisions that effect o

. >> sad news for happy hour, gen-z doesn't even know what it is.it's all thanks to how remote drinks blurred the lines of when the work day actually ends. >> can i just say i think this is ridiculous? >> yes. >> for the most part, people gen-z and younger are scrolling on their phone all day, even during office hours, scrolling on the phone all day, and then if you go to a bar or happy hour or restaurant, they spend the whole time on their phone anyway, so why do they care that happy hour is dead? >> think about this, we've been doing "the five" at 5:00 for -- >> we've never gone -- >> i've never seen a happy hour -- i can't even remember what it's like. i do remember the old days, there were drink specials for women. >> yes. >> i don't know if you do that now. women, it's two for one -- get the chicks drunk was the whole point of happy hour. >> i don't think it's relevant anymore, but i just think a long time ago it was for people who really feeded a drink. and i also think -- needed a drink. and i also think it was for people who just didn't want

but according to educators currently working with gen z students, many report suffering negative consequencesrom frequent social media use. >> they do see their community as having a lot of anxiety. they do see higher rates of depression. >> michelle burke of the stevens institute of technology says many of the students she teaches want to explore the impacts of growing up with cell phones. >> they do see struggles in that particular arena. they really want to understand why, compared to how their parents were with them. >> when asked if they would be as strict, more strict, or less strict with their children's technology, use, the responses from birx students were sobering. >> about half of them say they would be more strict. about half say about the same. and i've never, ever had a student say they would be less strict. >> meanwhile, the technology to make it to use could be quite futuristic, with many expected to live into the 22nd century. i'm chanley painter. fox news. >> next, at 6:00, an attack on bourbon street in new orleans, 15 people killed in what the president says was likely an

we are excited that the new pet owner is millennial and gen z. pets are an important part of their life. the human and animal bond is incredibly strong. with zoeti we think that iss, great growth for years to come. katie: i have not seen my caps on sunday so i'm a little emotional. you have a drug that treats osteoarthritis in dogs. last month the fda posted a letter to veterinarians warning about adverse side effects including seizures, lameness, loss of muscle control. what are you doing to address those concerns? kristin: that letter was actually a communication that helped pet owners and vets understand what they are seeing. we found the letter really helpful. basically, they said the adverse event rate and what they are seeing is very similar to what we have been seeing globally. the drug has been on the market for over three years globally. we are incredibly confident in the safety and efficacy of the product and there are so many pets that it has made a big difference for. 18 million across the world. what that betters -- letter said was t

but according to educators currently working with gen z students, many report suffering negative consequencesrom frequent social media use. >> they do see their community as having a lot of anxiety. they do see higher rates of depression. >> michelle burke of the stevens institute of technology says many of the students she teaches want to explore the impacts of growing up with cell phones. >> they do see struggles in that particular arena. they really want to understand why, compared to how their parents were with them. >> when asked if they would be as strict, more strict, or less strict with their children's technology, use, the responses from birx students were sobering. >> about half of them say they would be more strict. about half say about the same. and i've never, ever had a student say they would be less strict. >> meanwhile, the technology gen beta may get to use could be quite futuristic, with many expected to live into the 22nd century. i'm chanley painter. fox news. >> coming up in sports. capping an incredible year for an oakland weightlifter. the accomplishments and new goals

but according to educators currently working with gen z students, many report suffering negative consequences from frequent social media use. >> they do see their community as having a lot of anxiety. they do see higher rates of depression. >> michelle burke of the stevens institute of technology says many of the students she teaches want to explore the impacts of growing up with cell phones. >> they do see struggles in that particular arena. they really want to understand why, compared to how their parents were with them. >> when asked if they would be as strict, more strict, or less strict with their children's technology, use, the responses from birx students were sobering. >> about half of them say they would be more strict. about half say about the same. and i've never, ever had a student say they would be less strict. >> meanwhile, the technology in beta may get to use could be quite futuristic, with many expected to live into the 22nd century. i'm chanley painter. fox news. >> all right. thank you. kaiser permanente welcomed its first newborn baby of 2025. baby girl rayland james green

really horrific moment when osama bin laden's letter to america was trending and there were young gen zrs putting it out. discovering patriotism is an important thing. many of these individuals have found a home in trump. he increased his support according to our fox news analysis by double digits with black voters, with latino voters and with gen z. but the question i have and to your point is, can he turn this into a coalition that moves forward beyond him? he has four years to keep this group and to move this new coalition, that's fragile. yes, it's republicans, it's establishment republicans, who may be reluctantly voted. it's the maga base but this new coalition of voters that he brought and can he find a home for that? whether it's in j.d. vance or marco rubio, maybe pam bondi. does it find a permanent place in the trump administration? >> bret: one of his actions today will be giving tik tok some breathing room to figure this out. but it's tough. it's a tough issue. there's 170 million americans who are on this thing and yet there are real threats that you hear from lawmakers on

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they are looking to win over a millennial and gen z. it is about the future of the buyer. person who wants to travel, go to hotels. what is interesting is for them the stock market doing well is good for his consumer. he is talking about why he will sustain this revenue run rate and profitability. it is before they think inflation will get under control and the drop support is good. it speaks to a strong stock market and helps the consumer. scarlet: a goldilocks scenario for american express. i am curious about the idea that they have to pay more. the perks. these are credit cards where they charge consumers fees, right? caroline: maybe the regulatory environment going forward will be better on those fees. what will happen next? they have done bultmann's -- bolt ons but ultimately the fee environment, the capital environment is what he is liking. geopolitical risk will still we had went from his perspective. dollar strength means you and i go traveling but what about the consumer coming here to the u.s.? the next step he put forward was geopolitical risk remains but the re

sitting at 16-16 for the season, curry used a little gen z lingo to describe the warriors' current state how do kids say it? we're very mid right now? we're just very average. >> when you're in a slump as a team and you're losing games, your confidence is fragile. >> that fine line between losing hope and confidence and understanding one good week you're kind of back in it, that's where we are. >> as the kids say, one who is never mid, never average. >> that's fire, savage. i had to google this. >> wow, look at you. >> to get prepared for this conversation because i didn't have it up here, but yeah. we're in. we're in, fam, all right. >>> coming up next at 5:00, we'll introduce you to the northern california seniors that are celebrating 100 years on earth as they ring in the new (♪♪) make the most of your season during the kia season of new traditions sales event. gift yourself some savings and visit your local kia dealer today. look out for these stickers to find great deals on vehicles backed by a 10-year, 100,000-mile limited powertrain warranty so you can start new traditions for yea

please, convince gen-z to vote better. we need to make sure that government reflects the wills of the people, not the richest donor. transparency and reform are essential now, not later. take action now. that's all. host: that was kate in new york. as you watch the drive along the street, you will notice that not only is the car that contains the president and the president-elect surrounded by security, but security lining the streets as well. earlier, we showed you the streets of pennsylvania avenue being lined up by law enforcement. that's all part of the process. as the two gentlemen head to the capitol. this is a danger california, republican line. caller: this is andrew garcia from california. i want to say thank you to president biden and hopeful for the next four years of president trump. proud to be an american. host: the newly minted senator from california, adam schiff, on the left-hand side of your screen, taking his seat. the motorcade still riding along on your right. nathan is next, democrats line. caller: fi

. >> i think that gen z. they probably feel like they missed out on y2k fashion because some of them were not born, so maybe it's a little bit of a novelty for them. >> but as y2k fashion returns, with it comes a reevaluation of the beauty standards of that time. i heard loud and clear in america's next top model, she needs to lose 5 to 10 pounds. >> i hate it. they're all fat. >> the entire room is fat. >> i'm fat. you're all fat. >> when i was younger, it was at the forefront of my mind because the covers of magazines would be all about dieting and exercises, which is just crazy to witness when you're like a young teen. >> being thin was very important at that time, and if you weren't thin, you were fat. there was no such thing as thick. i can't get into a sample size. i like cheese grits. people that put the clothes on and the people that were on my team made to feel a lot thicker than everybody else, which opened the door to a lot of different other things. like i had other types of body surgeries, lipo a

. >> gen z. >> and certain lighting. i have been mistaken for. >> gen z.n create a bop and burger filter. >> she's good. watch me. pass out. >> i think it's time for a regime change. so, monica, you're fired. >> call me. >> boss now. >> and crisco. >> will be our new ceo today. >> we will. >> be a friendly. corporate culture. >> i'm gonna bring us back to the top. >> and the sharks will come. >> and. >> swim in. >> thursday is on fox. >> a new laugh out loud comedy, sir. >> yes, sir. at your service. i like this soldier. he just ran into a door, but at least he ran. welcome to stroop stauf the hell is this? >> stroop stauf is known for. >> cheese. >> laundry. >> and bowling. >> you got to be kidding me. >> there's nothing. >> wrong with stroop store. >> really? can you show me one thing that's right about this place? place? >> nice. >> denis leary. >> is going dutch. all new thursdays on fox and anytime on hulu. >> from bestselling author benjamin hall comes a new book, resolute. he details the psychological aftermath of the russian missile attack that cha