frankie one of our own million first time voters in this election he doubles down the correspondent michelle jess was folk to another first time voter and began by asking her what high hopes and expectations from the next government well. i guess i. wasn't i was just getting out of college i want more do or want her to need to because unemployment is is something that scares us if you would because we warn to work but we don't have that work opportunity and i think the second most important thing woman myself or the woman safety because we can see in the past things have not worked out bad well but hopefully in the future if they go man is that though given rigidity and if you might have some prospectors for it. and more experience waters of course a loss of your deciding factor of mind what do you want from the next government basically the same thing employment for my kids and of course better infrastructure if. safety for women goes is a major issue as as a mother i would want to feel safe as my girl is coming out from the job or a party any of it it should be her right at all. well joining us

michelle williams. and, star of the film "teen spirit," elle fanning. plus, a performance from singer-songwriter jess

michelle miller is here with how the show changed guilbeaux's life and how she's paying it forward. >> this is all about the power of television. good morning. before she amassed more than 67,000 followers on instagram, jessello! we're in your house. >> reporter: when the cast arrived at jess guilbeaux's home, she was ready for the fab five treatment. the evaluation of how she lived -- >> is this your closet. >> reporter: how she dressed and how she looked. but the five men who can easily pick you apart -- >> she needs a bed frame. >> she needs a bed frame. >> reporter: are there to help put yourself together. it wouldn't be easy for guilbeaux. when she came out as a lesbian at 16, her adoptive parents kicked her out of the house. >> i was hopinging that they would realize, hey, that's my kid, so of course i'm going to love them, you know. >> reporter: despite no family support, guilbeaux made it to the university of kansas to study computer science. but the pressure of going to school and earning a living collided, and left her with little choice. >> college was a different ball game. but supporting myself at that time was just doing what i needed to do, there wasn't any other option. it was either that