so, overall, gen zers, as well as millennials before them, have leaned more to the left than they haveright. there is a gender gap though that's more true among young women than among young men. so i think right now, when i was talking to-- i am preparing to start to go out when the fellowship ends, to go out to the battle ground states more. my first stop will be michigan and we're kind of preparing for that coverage right now and one of the pieces that we are going to do is on young voters, and what they're thinking and feeling right now in michigan, and just in preparation for that right now, obviously, one of the big issues is going to be israel-gaza for voters there and they're not happy with president biden and they're not happy with his policies and i was talking to a source today and just asking, there was a shift amongst -- there was a shift by the white house today. president biden essentially told netanyahu, if you do not start changing your approach to-- and if you don't provide concrete plans in terms of humanitarian aid, in terms of your approach to gaza, then we are goin

i've got gen zers in my family. ishant i've got gen zers in my family.n't out anybody on, on, on air in terms of how they might have voted. but shall we just say, you know, in parts of my family, nigel farage, you know, he's , he's a hero in terms of he's, he's a hero in terms of the language that he speaks about some of the problems that this country faces. and that's why i say about in some ways, this is not new, you know, anti—establishment parties or the anti—establishment point of view is always attractive to young people. it's certainly attractive to me . but perhaps attractive to me. but perhaps more importantly, you know, look at how powerful that grievance narrative is. i mean, if you're young now, if you're below the age of 30, you're very unlikely to get on the housing ladder. so the dream of home ownership is gone. you know, when i was growing up, i was the first in my family. you come back in a minute, kelvin. i was the first in my family to go. >> tom. >> tom. >> there you go. i know i've i've learned from bitter experience. michel. but i w

new data shows that gen zers are so disillusioned by the economy a significant amount of them believe it is okay to commit financial fraud as a way of making ends meet. are you kidding me? an ai powered fraud detection company finding at least 42% of gen zers admit a willingness to engage in first party fraud. that's when a consumer disputes a purchase with their payment provider despite the sale being legitimate. naughty naughty kids. don't steal. and a ufo is spotted in missouri. kind a. deputies with the crawford sheriff's office with a car tricked out to resemble a classic looking unidentified flying object. imagine seeing that air quotes car driving down the street it. had expired license plate from indiana. the scene playing out like a scene out of the jettisons, the driver was given a written warning. indicate indicates should that be flying? >> carley: expired license plate it flew into the future. it didn't have time to go dmv. >> steve: do you know where that car was going? not making it up roswell, new mexico. >> katie: not shocked. >> carley: not a surprise there. >> katie

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a third of again gen-zers get their news are from tiktok which is a foreign-owned company. disillusioned with the economy that 33 3 of them either know someone who has committed payment fraud or have done it themselves -- 33. what do you make of that? >> i found this kind of shocking, but the more that i thought about it and looked into the statistics, one thing that a lot of young people are doing is, apparently, flagging credit card charges that they know are valid as fraudulent and getting refunds for it. but i think that part of it is the messaging of, you know, for our entire lives we've been told the economy's stacked against us, that we have no hope, that we're worse off even than the millennials who feel they're in the worst position of anyone ever before, so if you're so disill pollutioned with the economy, why not get a leg up, i think, is really what the attitude is, is sadly. ashley: what a great attitude it is. rikki, thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. ashley: adam a johnson, come back in here. to the last point, who is to blame for this? indock

it's just to your point, we need to get more gen zers in office. >> okay. so interesting to see that shifted thatt the generation thing. it's not so much about the issue anymore, yes, we talked about the issue but then again we see the next generation sort of have the idea that you guys have to stick together to come up with the solution and it's very optimistic and i was wondering, youe know, do you fel like there's a exceptionalism in terms of the generation itself? i'm not saying better but better ideas in terms of finding the solution of what's next. do you want to go first courtney? >> sure. yeah, i will say i don't see our generation better than the prior generations, this is being different just as other generations came of age as different life world events were happening than we did. it just informed our perspective on the world and as the world continues to change, i think that our government needs to reflect that. we need to have a government that looks like the people, a government by the people, for the people. it doesn't look like that right n

. >> reporter: these gen zers are all democrats and have never had the opportunity to vote for a president who wasn't in their 70s or 80s. what do you think it is about her? >>q we know she is a powerhouse speaker. >> reporter: for weeks, young people have been sharing memes across social media, highlighting harris' speeches and affectations. one of the favorites? >> you think you just fell out of a coconut tree? [ laughter ] in the context of all in which you live and what came before you. >> growing up, i didn't think an indian woman like me could even be involved in politics. >> reporter: they're worried about reproductive rights, gun control and climate change. >> she has been the biden campaign's most effective voice on reproductive freedom. >> reporter: in michigan, a state with a large muslim population, many are outraged by the israel-hamas war and grateful to harris who has long pushed for a cease-fire. >> that's the bear minare minime been asking for. and we haven't seen any change. we will stay uncommitted until we can build trust. >> reporter: a tufts university study found mic

. >> reporter: these gen-zers are all democrats and have never had the opportunity to vote for a presidentin their 70s or 80s. what do you think it is about her? >> we know that she is a powerhouse speaker. >> she has a level of authenticity that you don't always see from politicians. >> reporter: for weeks, young people have been sharing memes across social media, highlighting harris' speeches and actions. one gen-z favorite -- >> you think you just fell out of a coconut tree? >> reporter: a may 2023 speech in which harris shared something her mother used to say. >> you think you just fell out of a coconut tree? you exist in the context of all in which you live and what came before you. >> growing up, i didn't think an indian woman like me could even be involved in politics. >> reporter: they're worried about reproductive rights, gun control, and climate change. >> she has been the biden campaign's most effective messenger on the issue of abortion access and reproductive freedom. >> reporter: but young people have been unsure about biden. in michigan, a state with a large muslim populatio

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more than gen zers and mill lil legals admit to doing it.rts say your savings might not be the only thing that suffers. >> financial infidelity is absolutely devastating. and we have to remember that lying erodes trust. but lying about money destroys it. >> christine romans, cloud cameras. thanks for watching "early today. i'm richard lui, have a happy monday. >>> joe biden drops out. the president making the stunning decision to end his bid for reelection, putting his support behind the vice president to lead the nation now and take on donald trump in november. we have team coverage of this historic announcement. the former president already reacting t

so bet rotting is a popular way for millennials and gen zers to decompress after a long work week.irst, you sleep in, and then you spend the entire day in bed watching tv and scrolling on your phone. but psychiatrists say this actually does more harm than good. bed rotting can cause poor mental health and difficulty falling asleep. we have to be cautious that you know it doesn't become a trend. you know, the research says that we should have at least 30 minutes of exercise each day. and so staying in the bed all day, of course, is opposed to that. psychiatrists recommend what it calls active resting to recover the mind and body, like meditating, meeting a friend or reading. okay, the beaches around lake tahoe are now being tested for harmful algae blooms. this comes after a viral social media post claims a dog died after swimming in the waters. the owner said her dog, cora, passed away on july 2nd. she suspects the dog ingested harmful algae at the popular el dorado beach, which is in the south shore. the regional water quality board says a site check yesterday did not find any vis

bed rotting popular way for millennials and gen zers to decompress after a long workwee. you're like, what is that? well, first you sleep in and then you spend the entire day in bed watching tv and scrolling on your phone. but psychiatrists say this actually does more harm than good. bed rotting can cause poor mental health and difficulty falling asleep. we have to be cautious that, you know, it doesn't become a trend. you know, the research says that we should have at least 30 minutes of exercise each day. and so staying in the bed all day of course, is opposed to that. psychiatrists recommend doing things to recover the mind and body, like meditating, meeting a friend, or reading a new twist in the feud between rappers kendrick lamar and drak, the los angeles library now seems to have taken aside. the conflict between the two rappers has gone on for years, but more recently, in march, lamar dissed drake in a rap song and then drake responded with his own song. a month later, pattern continued. but yesterday the la library posted this playful video to tiktok featuring a

not only for people who are dependent but i was listening to a panel with a gen zer talking about how she was worried about her own life and livelihood. the ira allowed medicare to negotiate prices and implemented changes to the part d program. that is our letter to talk about prescription drugs and one of the things i am excited about is the cap in effect. what a difference it makes that people know eventually your costs will be covered. there are seniors who have hit the cap, it varies for people, the hundred dollars this year and there are people who take drugs that cost them thousands per year. i'm a woman who told me about her journey through leukemia. when medication was $13,000. 13% of her income. just one so this is an exciting moment for us to offer hope by negotiating. our team is back at the ranch, led by our center lead and they are working with companies to negotiate a good deal so seniors and people who depend on medicare get access to drugs. >> the weight that you have is surprising. the ability to go to manufacturers and say you can charge a lot but if people cannot af

none of this is adding up, the math is not mathing as gen-zers say.ing now press has blood in the waufrt, they will not let this go. rough week for team biden. >> carley: it will be and if this parkinsons expert was at the white house, you would think karine jean-pierre would know. she was going to get questioned on it and she did. she was not only person to receive heated questions from the media. listen to the exchange with first lady jill biden in north carolina yesterday. watch this. >> do you have a message to house democrats calling for your husband to drop out of the race? how are you feeling about the state of the race? >> all right, ladies. don't scream at me. >> carley: "washington post" published series of letters from die-hard biden supporters, they are addressing the first lady to convince her husband to drop out. where does she fit in all this? >> tomi: listen, we've talked about this for quite sometime now. i don't think jill biden is short of anything other than an elder abuser. joe biden, and people in declining cognitive state, they

a quarter of gen zers and millennials are anticipating going $2,000 in the hole this season and nearly over their finances. the tickets in london started at $80800 for t swift. are people making the right move? >> i don't think so. young people whoever is paying for this amount of money and going into debt for it, if you have the money, fine. going into debt, don't forget about the interest especially on a credit card and taking you a long time to pay it off and it's just not worth it. >> what's worth going into debt for? >> love. >> that's absolutely right. if the girlfriend loves taylor swift, spend the money and take her? >> no. i'll go to a cheaper concert instead. gen z can't afford a home or car or live alone and they're living with their parents but putting debt on a credit card is a part of the problem and millennials and older millennials and other generation like some of us, we're taught to save, save, save, save and penny pinch but that's not the lifestyle. >> and living through the great depression and we could eat cans of tuna for a week. gen xeres are the greatest and wou

more than half of gen-zers and millennials admit to doing it, while 44% of gen-x says they hide theirast likely to keep their purchases from each other. but experts say your savings might not be the only thing that suffers. >> financial infidelity is absolutely devastating and lying erodes trust, but lying about money destroys it. >> okay, i'm fascinated. any tips for people who find themselves hiding purchases. >> if you're hiding a lot of debt, or if you're trying to move things off credit card, you're not having a conversation with your partner about how much you're spending that could be a problem and that could mushroom into something more dangerous down the road. i always say, you know, money date night is good. not all the time. twice a year. should we be saving more? are we saving for college? healthy to talk about money. >> don't buy what you can't pay for at the end of the month. >> you say that all the time. christine romans, thank you. >>> three-time olympic gold medalist gabby douglas, what she says to be a champion ahead of this summer games. >>> braving a heat wave at a

up to each gen-zer to go, that is not true, i have purpose.d what are they on fire about? what are they passionate? what gives you the juice? it is up to you to find those things and the way the world is now, there is more opportunity than ever before to go out and do what you love and monetize it. end of the day, no one can do that for you. you have to be the one who wakes up and says, today is the day i go out and start something new. when you can find a plan to connect to you strategy, you build confidence that you can succeed. >> trey: you gave them a strategy, i wish i had known about you when i was mired in debt. i'm going to learn about you, i may be back there one day. jade warshaw, thank you for joining us on sunday night. thank you for spend ing part of your sunday with us. until next week find us online or on the trey gowdy podcast. good night from south carolina. >> carley: a fox news alert, right now extremely dangerous

that gets inside a person, it is easy to steal hope with that, it is up to each american and each gen-zerhave purpose, what are they on fire about and passionate about, what gives you the juice, it is up to you to find those things and the way that world is now, with the internet there is more pune than ever every -- opportunity than ever to go outdo the thing that lough and mo -- and monetize it. but you have to be the one that wakes up and says today is the day that go i out and start something new when you can find a plan a strategy you build confident you can succeed. >> you gave them the strategy, i wish i had known about you when i was mired in debt, i'm still learning. i may be back there against one day. jade warshaw thank you for joining us on a sunday night. >> thanks trey. >> thank you for spending part of your sunday with us, i hope you have a great week ahead, until next week you can find us on-line or trey gowdy podcast, good night from south carolina. ♪ scott and thank you for watching the big weekend show is up next.

. >> jessica: already up for a 5-30 points with gen zers. >> brian: brat memes, a little messy and likes i'm trying to catch up, how does this help her? >> katie: that's embarrassing, actually. that's what they are putting on her. >> jessica: it's because charlie asked the x said that about her. it is embarrassing, you are not the target demo. >> greg: thank god these people don't vote. >> jessica: they do vote. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ (in atrocious french) au revoir mon amour. a bientot let's work on that french, shall we? (♪) au revoir mon amour. a bientot (in perfect french) au revoir mon amour. a bientot (♪) >> university of maryland global campus is a school for real life, one that values the successes you've already achieved. earn up to 90 undergraduate credits for relevant experience and get the support you need from your first day to graduation day and beyond. what will your next success be? ♪ ♪ this summer, there's no better time to experience the latest mercedes-benz has to offer. make your dreams come true. but the choice won't be easy with exceptional offers on the e

. >> well, you might not see too many gen zers grabbing a regular old beer. 21 to 26 year olds have different drinking preferences compared to other generations. they're choosing canned cocktails, hard teas and seltzers. it's so extreme that major beer companies are busy adding new products, especially ones that are fruit flavored. hey, the young folks are concerned about their health. lose your take my take. >> you know this i don't drink, you know i drink water. i drink tea, i drink lemonade. so yeah, no give me anything. that's fruit, fruity fruit juices, nothing with alcohol. >> who are these? gen z softies? no i'm just kidding. i applaud you for being concerned about your health and putting only things into your body that can keep you healthy. >> well, i don't know that the seltzers are going to keep them healthy because you look at the back of some of these cans and you're like, what are some of these things that are in it? but you know, i guess there are fewer calories and lower in the carbs too. so they could potentially be better. >> the appearance o

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. >> jessica: already up for a 5-30 points with gen zers. >> brian: brat memes, a little messy and likes'm trying to catch up, how does this help her? >> katie: that's embarrassing, actually. that's what they are putting on her. >> jessica: it's because charlie asked the x said that about her. it is embarrassing, you are >> it's it is an embarrassing. you're not the target demo. let's just so attack. greg: make contact t. >> think. do you vote next time and you feel like you like what you see . i'll let you like. they had the dream. they had the idea. they never stop trying to come up with some good enough was not good enough for them having the right idea at the right time, just like that you have a bandage over your cut is a golden road to riches. what makes a harley a harley is it's a visceral experience. it's the sound and the feeling . johnson johnson. it was a great contribution to the health system and a great contribution to american business before, as far as it wasn't satisfied to just have one success. what carnegie had was a vision. dad was a great marketing guy. he understoo

millennials and gen zers are the most likely to go into debt due to doom spending, as it's called. might as well have some fun with the money they do have. this is a kind of a two part problem here, because i think it's really a concern. when you look at states like california, there are others new york where it's just so expensive for, you know, our kids to think about how they're going to buy a house. but the other side of it is, well, you know, i can't buy a house, so i'll just use my money this way. >> yeah, that's totally true. go get that $7 coffee every day, right? you're not going to get that $300,000 down payment. >> yeah, well, i think there's a difference between spending the money. you do have because you aren't buying a house and going into debt. like, how much debt are we talking here? that's a good question. i mean, if it's a couple hundred dollars, maybe a thousand, and then you're going to buckle down and okay, i'm going to pay it off and then we're going to do it again. yeah. you know, i don't know. >> yeah. >> so everyone's just living for today. no one's living

millennials and gen zers are the demographic that are most likely to do so. experts advise that the key to affording vacations is to plan ahead and budget accordingly. and that leads us back to our viewer question of the day. we're asking how are you paying for your summer vacation? here's what we have here. all cash 51. credit cards 40% buy now. pay later 5. asking family or friends for help 3% and personal loans 1. you can still vote. scan the qr code on the top right hand corner of your screen, or just go to ktvu.com/vote. welcome to the nine. i know i'm going to be going into debt. yeah, from my vacations this summer for sure. >> well, it depends on, you know, what you want to do too. and i think it's about like adjusting in your head what that vacation has to look like. there's the places we want to go. there are places we should stay in a hostel instead of a hotel. well, you're just driving instead of flying in. >> that video is like paris. >> yes, italy. >> like, you know, it doesn't have to be the most lavish vacation. >> a vacation is just getting aw

more than half of gen zers reportedly rely on financial help from their parents and family members just to get by. a new survey from bank of america finds 1 in 3 get $1,000 a month or more, 44% say they're getting less than $500 a month. most say they use the money to help pay for groceries, rent, utilities and phone plans. nothing extravagant. the survey also found more than half do not make enough money to live the life that they would like, because of the high cost of living. i'm already trying to push some of the expenses off onto my girls as they grow. you know, it's like slowly pushing back your car insurance. >> yeah, i had to look, i get confused, i had to look up who gen z is. oh, and according to google, it's people 12 to 27. not us know. yeah, certainly not us. >> no, we're x but, yeah, my kids are in that in that and you know it. >> most of their friends, they have to save up to move out and yeah, we've we've raised them to live. well. yeah. for the most part. and they're. yeah it is expensive here. >> expensive. >> we pay for a lot of good. we do features though. >> all rig

in fact, one poll earlier found less than 50% of gen zer will plan to not turn up later this year.t air force one and this is the president of the united states about to get out of what we call, the beast, the car that takes the present impurity is about to load up on the plane, o wisconsin for an interview thats life, his future, his legacy, our country. we will hear him speak at wisconsin at a rally. everybody will be watching that pure joe, at the rally will have teleprompters come i am at jim furyk interview with george stephanopoulos will not but a lot is weighing on him. he needs rest, look at him, look at him there moving slowly the president of the united states about to board air force one. this is a huge, huge, huge moment. >> joe: videos but to your point, you will give the speech and he will do fine because he can still read a teleprompter but the question is can he speak extemporaneously and put together his own thoughts without a script? that is what i guess george stephanopoulos interview will reveal at this point. i hope he's over that cold. that is what we were tol

it also found that gen zers, millennials and members of the lgbtq plus community are more likely to haveegative feelings about the election. >> it makes me feel a little anxious about how my future is going to look, especially as a woman. >> people worried how is it going to affect me? that's a natural fear. but then is it going to affect me financially? is it going to affect me in terms of my healthcare, my access to care, cost of medications? >> health experts recommend unplugging from political coverage, and if the feelings persist, don't be afraid to seek professional help. i get it, but i think sometimes it's important to remember that, you know, things like this. there's only so much you can control so you can vote. you can get involved in a political campaign if you're so inclined, but beyond that, you can't control what happens with the outcome. so you have to kind of separate yourself from it. i think unplugging is important, though. >> you figure out a way that you can be involved. you should be a part of the process. you know, i think we think that's very important here. obvio

more than half of gen-zers and millennials admit to doing it, while 44% of gen-x says they hide their each other. but experts say your savings might not be the only thing that suffers. >> financial infidelity absolutely devastating and lying erodes trust, but lying about money destroys it. >> now, the reillies laugh with each other about their secret spending. for more, it's more about exercising some independence inside their budget. the fact is people have been doing this, hiding purchases from their partners and spouse forever. you can't just blame it on inflation or right now. one survey found the most common explanation for why people do this is to maintain privacy and to control their own finances. >> what do you think? do you do this, sheinelle? >> i don't do it. but for me, it's like, live your life. >> i've known my wife since sixth grade. there's no secret. there's no hiding. it's all out in the open. >> the problem is if you're buying big stuff and hiding it and then all of a sudden you're in credit card debt. >> if you're lying about this, what else are you lying about. >>

>> so maybe, maybe, maybe we need to think like these gen zers who have their phones, their heads and their phones. all the time who just like, can't look people in the eye anyway, we move on. >> okay, up next, a shocking report out this morning says that violence against women and girls is a national emergency, with nearly 3000 crimes recorded every day. >> speaking at the national police chiefs council, one senior officer said the online influencers like andrew tate, for example, are radicalising boys into extreme misogyny in a way that is, quote, quite terrifying. so is radical misogyny being spread online here to debate? this is the journalist rebecca read and political commentator connor tomlinson. good morning to you both. rebecca, let's start with you . are people like andrew tate you. are people like andrew tate causing, you know, a lot of chaos here for violence against women and girls? >> well , the only person, the >> well, the only person, the only person responsible for individual violence towards a woman or girl is the man who does it. but we do know that people like and

that's something that's very hard to find but we've been able to unite together and unite with the gen-zersnd the older generation and find that common ground. objective truth applies to everyone and that's what we're going to stand upon. >> explore the republican and democratic conventions firsthand at c-span.org/campaign. or scan the code on the right. watch c-span's uninterrupted, live gavel to gavel coverage from start to finish during the republican and democratic national conventions. get the convention schedules featuring speaker lineups, watch video clips of every individual speaker, check out social media highlights and exclusive behind the scenes content. also while on our website, be sure to view past convention acceptance speeches and other memorable moments. catch spao* live -- c-span's live could be invention coverage of the democratic and republican national conventions online at c-span.org/campaign or scan the code on the right, also on c-span now, our free mobile video app. c-span, your unfiltered view of the national conventions. announcer: "washington journal" continues.

and you know, the sort of gen zers they don't even really listen to radio 1 or 1 extra.ent kind of it's a different listening pattern. and so you know, you do feel a bit like saying, well, come on, what about the oldies? i mean, if you've got nothing bbc that you're loyal supporters and listeners are all in the 30 plus bracket, so don't give up on us. >> but the other thing they do is you get to late night on radio two, and they just play stuff that you've never heard of, don't want to hear. >> i don't know how you would describe the music, but basically if it gets after 7:00 at night on bbc, on radio two, you just flick somewhere else. >> but i've got to that point that i don't enjoy new music anymore. i was i was having this conversation with my friends at work the other day, and i said, when was the last time that you actually listened to a new song that you liked? and they're like, oh, that was like at least two years ago. and i was like, oh my god, i did this thing when glastonbury was on. >> i was like, oh, dua lipa, i think i know who she is. and googung think i k