host: we are back with jessica lautz, the vice president of behavioral insights for the national association of realtors. she is with us to discuss their 2021 home buyers and sellers generational trends report. good morning. guest: good morning. thanks for having me. host: tell us what the 2020 one home buyers and sellers generational trends report is. what is it looking for? guest: this is a massive report. it is about 150 pages. we take the data, and it is an annual survey, and it looks every year who is buying homes, why they are buying homes, their interaction with their agents, and how those demographics are changing among homebuyers and home sellers. host: tell us what you found. what is changing about homebuyers and the age of homebuyers? guest: there has been so much talk of late about millennials and how they are having a hard time buying homes, and they are. there is no inventory in this country and they are facing struggles searching for homes. what we did find is the largest generation of homebuyers today is millennials. contrary to what we think, they are out there, they are buy

host: we would like to thank jessica lautz, who is the demographic and behavioral insights vice presidentor the national association of realtors for being with us and discussing their 2021 homebuyers and sellers generational trends report. jessica, thank you so much. guest: nikki summit for having me. host: coming up next, we are going to ask you the question, should the supreme court expanded? you see the numbers there on screen. we will hear your opinions in just a few seconds. we will be right back. ♪ >> today, fcc commissioner branding car. >> you've got mobile wireless competing with cable for in-home high speed. cable is now entering the mobile wireless game. we have all of this convergence, so you have entities that are competing, that they are doing so with very lopsided regulatory structures. that is a challenge. again, net neutrality is an example of that. how do we take this internet infrastructure and regulate it under this 1930's copper line, telephone structure? that is a bad fit had a mistake, and part of the reason congress should step up to the plate on that one. >> watch

host: we are back with jessica lautz, the vice president of behavioral insights for the national associationrealtors. she is with us to discuss their 2021 home buyers and sellers generational trends report. good morning. guest: good morning. ks