but there is another side to millennial's. the side that is obsessed with organic food and handmade furniture and smallbatch gin and the 1880 beards writing a six gear bicycle with a handlebar mustache they hunger in some way for a different way of living that is more authentic that is not the cloud. we call it the mud. so show them how we used to do it. don't try to mimic them by adopting their way of doing things rather than inviting amazon and but you can stop progress of the most fetus words in the english language. so you know, better than just about anyone that things can turn around. bad ideas can be put back in the bottle also we don't have too much time to play with. the self driving cars are coming the artificial intelligence is coming facial recognition technology is coming in the millennial's are coming to to one - - look at that little thing on your wrist with a big hand and the little hand. [applause] thank you very much. >> we have time for some questions. . >> one of the more interesting parts of your book talk

do you have something to say to those older millennial's? those are the biggest abusers of social media do you have anything to say about their family and children? so i guess i just wrote a book about it. [laughter] i am trying to get there attention. i confess because i do all of that stuff to. i am not the paragon of virtue but it is one worth struggling with. [laughter] maybe that's a fine place to end. i think it is. [laughter] [applause] "zero hour for gen x" "zero hour for gen x" "zero hour for gen x" speed five >>. >> with that particular night 1964, the civil rights act had been signed by president johnson. the bed with the so-called civil rights act had just passed. so my parents decided we would test this in a hotel nearby. so they just looked up. >> i thought good reader meant you could read all of the books on those two tiny shelves in a two-bedroom school house when i saw that books were so many to fill multiple library buildings was left was deep under the ground and when i was a young teacher in a place where teachers have lo

actually tesla, our millennial, we talked about this last month, tesla sells off our millennial population still really likes it maybe -- >> just the millennials? >> across all our clients but the millennials very much the leaders in buying tesla as compared to our overall client base. >> just to be clear the data goes through end of september. >> the da it went september. anybody who made any trade stocks, options, equities, fixed income. >> it doesn't cover the move. >> it didn't cover it, but if you think about t it was telegraphed. we all knew there was a rate hike coming. it did cover the sec deal. we see whenever there's -- tesla gets around 280 or so our millennial population steps in that's what -- between 280, 260 they want to start owning tesla. that's a very interesting -- >> you mentioned apple and amazon, your clients still buy that >> our clients are still buyers of apple and amg ma zon.

for white millennials, it's immigration, roe v. taxes, for millennial voters of color, it's racism, these are big issues. >> there are a couple of things to look at here, one is that disillusionment with political parties and that happens across both sides of the political aisle. you look at this nbc news genforward poll, and you see 43% of millennials have a flavorable view of the democratic party and 53% think the party cares about them. they lost trust in their politicians. that's one thing that's keeping them at home. a lot of people are saying it's not convenient. i can do everything else on my phone, like banking that has to be secure, why can't i vote on my phone too. >> president obama released this video, citing multiple excuses for not voting. you see it right here, i don't care about politics. i can't relate to the candidates, my vote doesn't matter. midterms are boring. i'm uninformed, in some cases, they said, i don't know where i'm supposed to vote. i don't have time to vote. how do you address these types of excuses

is in the country are unemployed and they're not happy with what's going on most of the millennial is in that country did not go study abroad they were not exposed to this kind of entertainment that the prince wants to now bring home to make them comfortable here they don't know about that therefore religion is one hobby ism to a great extent they think this is happening too fast and they resent that subsidies are being given to have concerts and build movie theaters when subsidies to them which they've been relying on to live comfortably are being taken away and cut back they're also not happy about the fact that you know as i said more risque kind of movies and and cirque du soleil a are now infiltrating the country if you will so it's not pleasing the majority of millennial even though that was the goal you know and i. want to head back just briefly steve to the dissenters and talk about stuff that we actually discussed earlier in the year about when all these folks were rounded up including ministers in the government and c.e.o.'s they were all jailed if you can call staying at th

here in arizona so many millennials are teachers.biggest political movements we saw this year was the red for ed sea. we're here at the arizona state capital and this entire area was filled in a sea of red t-shirts. educators coming out asking for more money. that movement meant young, very energized base going out canvassing, collecting signatures and they pushed so hard for so long. they got a referendum on the ballot and got a lot of people to register to vote. in fact, here in arizona 200,000 more young people have registered than the last midterm elections. now the question is are they going to turn out to vote especially after a really controversial supreme court decision? >> what do we want? >> reporter: it was a red wave of teachers crashing into arizona's capital that caught the nation's attention in was a different kind of red. a red for ed. >> show me what democracy looks like. >> this is what democracy looks like. >> reporter: in april we watched as educators marched, demanding more funding for the classrooms and singing

there's a new report out about millennials and money.says that a staggering 77% of millennials fear that another financial crisis will hit. when you think about it, they're just looking at past experience when they were growing up in 2008 and their parents were left financially cripples from this throughout all generations. now we're nearing the age where we're becoming parents, getting ready to start families and looking at past experiences and ways to avoid this. >> it's understandable. it understandly steered a lot of young lives. i'm wondering, as a group of millennials, they're the most underparticipating group in the investment community. as percentages go, no group is involved less in the market. that's interesting. because you could flip it around, right? said, you missed an enormous rally and a chance to make a lot of money. you say? >> absolutely. when we're thinking about investments so many millennials are struggling to pay off the student loans that they were saddled with after college. you know, in 2008 we were ready to go

it's easy to be critical of millennial than say they wa nt to critical of millennial than say they wantis necessary to start off in that house share in environment. you can easily spend up to one third of your income which is something i did when i was starting out. we perhaps have to accept that. thank you. tweet us to look at the debate about rental property. bye— bye. good morning. it's another mostly cloudy start of the day across the uk. we've had some patches of rain and drizzle affecting some areas as well. we've got this big area of high pressure which is giving this milderair high pressure which is giving this milder air from high pressure which is giving this milder airfrom the high pressure which is giving this milder air from the south—west. you can see that warm front across scotla nd can see that warm front across scotland is bringing the majority of the rain through this morning. that will gradually move its way to the north and the east. for england and wales, there might be a few breaks to give a few glimmers of sunshine. it will be mostly cloudy this afternoon and stay

millennials tinnitus. they say i remember a time when the internet didn't exist i think their memory is a significant thinking feeling that with a time when the parents would let them look at it. it was there, they just didn't know. in 1996, america online change it's the amount from an hourly fee where your dial up and you paid like to make a call to a flat fee, $19.95 a month and the subscriber base exploded. in 1998, google launched its search engine and what had been a series of closed universes on the web became a nearly unlimited sea of networked information. in 1998 the oldest millennial was 16 16 or 17. if you're a millennial and google help you get to high school if you're a millennial can wikipedia help to get through college. if you're a millennial your what's called a digital native. her whole life has been shaped by this technology in a way that previous generations never experienced and in ways that many of us never even imagined was possible. and in key ways, this is the thesis of my book, t

i think of the millennial as 35. career happened during the run-up to the financial crisis. he worked for first manhattan consulting group, working on banks, on marketing stuff. jaded, away kind of thinking the banking industry does not pay enough attention to customers' needs, and started betterment as a response to that. basically, that has been very effective in term of betterment's marketing. they present themselves as different from the normal wall street bank. the other piece of this is they have a website and an app, and they were early to this. jason: tell us about this rivalry that seems to be forming , not always an nice one, between betterment and wealthfront. wealthfront, formally known as kaching. carol: -- max: that was a silicon valley startup. the idea was you could invest money in each traders. -- in e-traders. you could put your money behind a guy with a clever investment strategy. kaching pivoted to a betterment approach, a similar version of what betterment was offering. we have seen that happen n

every day as a millennial.could check out that new artisinal pizza shop that just opened. >> yeah, good food, right? probably really good cheeses and really good meats. >> do they have that vegan cheese? you know i can't eat dairy. >> no, i don't think they do. >> gluten free? >> the cauliflower crust. >> we could go for a hike. it's freezing outside. >> why are they doing this? they're millennials. they have crippling student debt. they should just stay at home and cry in their pillow. >> we could cuddle on the couch and drink hot chocolate. >> perfect. >> do you want diabetes? do you know how much sugar is in hot chocolate? >> no, so close. killing my sweet tooth, dog. i was going to go get me some sugar, but now. >> i have an idea of what they could do. >> don't say it. >> i didn't. i didn't, but -- >> no. >> that's always fun. >> netflix and chill. >> i saw a groupon for a hot air balloon ride. >> i hate heights. >> hay ride. >> allergies. >> yeah, i don't think this afternoon is going anywhere any time soo

lourdes; mucho se habla de los millennials esos pobres hÁbitos electorales.rtidos le estÁn poniendo mucho interÉs a este sector poblacional, porque se espera que voten en cifras que no se habÍan registrado en los Últimos 30 aÑos entre votantes jÓvenes. >> la gente qestudios lo confirman. le encuesta de harvard concluyÓ que el 40% de los jÓvenes entre 18 y 19 aÑos dijeron que definitivamente votarÍan en las prÓximas elecciones de medio tÉrmino. >> yo vivo en este paÍs, vivo en esta ciudad que es mi hogar. y siento que un voto puede hacer un cambio aunque sea mÍnimo para lo que yo quiero en mi futuro. lourdes: en muchas teorÍas de por quÉ estos jÓvenes se sienten la necesidad de involucrarse en la polÍtica. es una generaciÓn mucho mÁs abierta y que ha visto la tendencia hacia la intolerancia en los estados unidos.. jÓvenes a la hora de analizar un candidato. esto tiene que ver con la visiÓn que tienen del mundo y cÓmo se ven dentro de este. >> tiene que ver con el cambio mundo con quienes no tienen tanto dinero. lourdes: ambos grupos tienden a ser mÁs liberales

so if we see the millennials turn out, and half of the enthusiasm is that the millennials are more enthusedhat is good news for democrats, and the democrats are a whole lot more enthuse, but bif it lo like 2014. >> okay. coming up, the smear campaign and why the fbi is looking into a possible scheme targeting robert mueller. yu a juggling all the things we do is a challenge. but hey, it's a fun challenge. and our tempur-pedic helps us make it all work. it gives us the best night's sleep ever. i recommend my tempur-pedic to everybody. the most highly recommended bed in america just got better. now more rejuvenating, more pressure-relieving than ever before. there's no better time to experience the superior sleep of tempur-pedic. save up to $500 on select adjustable mattress sets during our fall savings event. visit tempurpedic.com to find your exclusive retailer today. i'm ray and i quit smoking with chantix. i tried to quit smoking for years on my own. i couldn't do it. i needed help. for me, chantix worked. it did. chantix, along with support, helps you quit smoking. chantix, without a dou

and a new poll shows that millennial may not be ready to get out and vote.st of nbc news signal, simone boyce sat down with a young group of young people. we had a very animated conversation, but i want you to share what you found out. >> here's the funny thing about this, alex. they took the time to sit through this poll about which parties and candidates, but at least one person i spoke to said he's definitely not going to vote. >> what? >> i know. some of them told me voting is just too inconvenience, others feel disillusioned with bo eed politicians on both sides of the aisle. s we tracked do some poll takers. here's what's interesting to me. you will take the time to fill out a poll online, but you don't want to go vote. >> well, the reason why i won't go vote is not because it's time-consuming to go out and put the ballot in. i just don't get anything back. >> do you think you'll vote? >> absolutely. if i didn't vote, i can't complain. >> are you going to vote? >> if work permits, i'm in a pretty uncontested district. >> i think it's like truth. so i t

, and you have millennials behind the counter there is an ethos to your company. you know i was a believer, i've never lost faith you know that. but the ethos for me, despite the bumps in the road. >> yeah, absolutely. the purpose of chipolte doing, you know, food with integrity, and the mission of cultivating a better world never stopped resonating with millennials and gen z. a lot of our employees are millennials and dprvegen z and y overindex with young customers they believe in the purpose and the food, and the strategies we're implementing how we're going to turn around chipolte, the more visible we're on this purpose, the more engaged we'll be >> and the consumer cares more than ever about their health >> they know more than ever, they demand more than ever and the more they know about chipolte, the more likely they'll come to chipolte >> let's leave it at that. thank you so much, gentlemen great to have you on board really appreciate it "mad money" is back after the break. (guard) what i've witnessed... controlled fury. freakish intelligence. wicked seducti

millennials ever by these kinds of luxury goods? >> millennials did by luxury goods. are particularly found fond of gucci. the court luxury customer will always be the older shopper with plenty of money. the potential downside could be an average of 36% for the stocks that are all down midseason. >> the broader issue if luxury are well when markets roaring ahead while we are all feeling happy and confident with the trade situation and with what is going on with share prices. that is not the case at the moment. is our right to be concerned about the outlook for luxury goods. >> the share prices have gone up an awfully long way. let's take a look at where european markets are. we head into the close, three minutes away now. we have sold off into the close as you can see. most of the european markets now , the market closes coming up next. those are the numbers. this is bloomberg. ♪ go until 30 seconds to the close of the european markets. it has turned out to be quite a thursday. another day of significant selling. the caps off by 1.75%. the dax is faring reasonably wel

bernie sanders, the majority of his support came from millennial's. and as i said, the democrats have seized on this whether it's cory booker or, like harris or elizabeth warren or bernie sanders or this new young lady that won the primary for congress in new york, they are admitting that they are socialists,it's no longer something they're trying to hide . socialism, democrats, progressive have become synonymous terms. that's a problem. that's a problem for our country. it's a direction i don't think we want to go. it's not in our interest to go. and you wonder how did these, how did they end up insinuating, how do these socialist progressives and up insinuating themselves into our lives and it's not hard to see, they insinuated themselves into the education system. as a matter of fact ap history courses at our high schools are taught out of a book by a man named howards in. howard zinn is an admitted communist. he writes the history of america as a history of oppression as opposed to the history of economic freedom and personal liberty. you can see

that song is from 2013 which was before the 2014 midterms but it still gets millennials like us juicedup. but speaking of millennials, a lot of time you don't think of teachers, and what we found here are that teachers are a very big part of that demographic. in fact, right here we're at the state capitol in arizona. the last time we were here was back in april. this whole area was filled with teachers. it was basically a sea of red, red for ed, and that was the issue that got a lot of teachers, a lot of millennials mobilized and energized and out there can vavassing for votes. now the question are the youth going to show up to vote, sfees especially after a very big controversial decision. >> it was the red crashing into the capitol that caught everybody's attention. but this was a different kind of red. in april we watched as tens of thousands of educators marched, demanding more funding for the classrooms and singing about coming back to vote. ♪ we will be back to vote in november. >> it was something that iver nev -- i've never seen before. >> it was overwhelming but exciting at th

. >>> a new study shows what tops the list for millennial's in terms of their priorities. it is not a significant other, it is not children. those are hints. we will have the answers after the break. do you hear that? no. it's quiet. too quiet. xfinity home cameras. xfinity home gives you an extra pair of eyes to help watch over your family. plus, you have added peace of mind from 24/7 professional monitoring. xfinity home. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity customers, add xfinity home and get a great offer. plus, ask how to get free installation. call, go online, or demo in an xfinity store today. >>> if you missed your shot the first time around, hamilton is returning to san francisco for an upcoming run at the orpheum theatre. tickets go on sale monday for performances that start on february 12. tickets start at $111, but a lottery is going to be held for each performance. it will offer 44 tickets i just $10 each. it is the musical about alexander hamilton. he was an immigrant from the west indies became george washington's right-hand man during the revolutionary war. he wa

we've just received the results from a new nbc news gen z millennial pole.y surveyed a total of 1881 stween 18 and 34. we want tow you one of the questions that they put out there. how likely are you to voten the mid term election that's being held in just a matter of days? 31% of millennials say they'll definitely go to the polls and vote in the mid term election. 26% say that they'll probably vote. 23%, tncy'retain about whether or not they will. and 12% probably won't do it. d 7% will definitely not .vo almost half of millennials potn to for democrats. 29% say republicans and 21% still undecided. they were also asked what do you think is the most important problem facing the country right now? the number one answer was -- >> with the election now less than a week away, some ride share companies are making it easier for you to get to the polls. capital bike share is offering free rides on november 6th. use the code bike to vote on the capital bike share app to get the day pass and lyft is taking 50% off the rides across the country. they're giving free rid

. >> it turns out radio listenership is surprisingly strong even among millennials. the top man in the country followed by -- the top format in the country. according to neilsen study, 93% of u.s. adults 18 and older listen to the radio every week, more than watching television or using a smartphone, tablet, or pc. mike dougherty is an expert on radio. he is ceo of jelly, which helps radio stations sell their on-air ad space. thanks for being with us this morning. i am astonnished by that. part that have is because other than myl, there is a lot of car on the road. first of all, these amfm radios are one of the biggest places you listen to radio. there are two to 300 billionaires in the united states that we spend in our cars commuting. 42% of the time you are listening to the radio. so it's a companion while we are driving around. that's why it's still a big part of the audio landscape. about half of all listening of audio is through radio. >> i see the big challenge looming with android auto and car play coming from apple, becoming more and more ingrained in the da

one third of the millennial in the country are unemployed they've seen because of what's happened with the price of oil they've seen government subsidies cut down and now they're seeing. a lot of money is going to subsidize this new entertainment industry so although he's trying to appeal to millennial who may have been out of the country and have come back and want the same kind of you know entertainment value with the or in. saudi arabia so to speak the other olds who depend on the subsidies who are very religious they're not happy they're saying why should our money be cut and now you subsidizing this entertainment industry and by the way you know we're while hobbyists and we don't really like the scantily clad people on these risque kind of movies so it's a it's a real quandary for the prince but that's something he's trying to do but again i agree with everything your other guest said i don't think they'll be any kind of made big action by trump or this administration you know they detained the lebanese prime minister not too long ago and this administration of ours really didn't

as i was reading that out about tech savvy millennial travellers i thought, that counts me out!t heard about you prior to knowing you were coming in today but there is so much up there already in terms of advice, information, video content, it's endless when it comes to travel. yes, you're absolutely right, there isa yes, you're absolutely right, there is a lot out there, that's for we come in, we want to be the website, but one app... so do all the others. how do we do that, we tell stories about what makes a place unique and special, its people, its culture, that's what we focus on stuff why do we do that better why do we think we can do that better? because we have a network of local creators and contributors over the world, a network we have built over years and we are keen to scale up. they can give you the best insight and contextualise the culture of the place. that's one aspect. secondly the creative diversification that we bring i have seen nothing like it, that's what excites me, and the team and the investment community, we do articles, videos, illustrations, animatio

if you are a millennial your a digital native.your whole life has been shaped by this technology in a way previous generations never experienced and in ways many of us never imagined was possible. in keyways this is the thesis of my book, that might makes millennial different from the rest of us. >> you can watch this and all other booktv programs from the past 20 years. type the author's name and the word book in the search bar at the top of the page. fall is a busy time for bookers and festivals across the country. we are live this weekend from the texas book festival in austin featuring education, journalism, middle-class, me too movement and more. the national book awards in new york city. and wrap up our fall book festival season with live author talks from the miami book

the concern for democrats is that millennials now are such a big part of the democratic base.aving the female voters, latinos and also young voters. but if one of those legs, young voters isn't as fired up as the others, that could end up hurting democrats, but the gu e guidance we have gotten from "the wall street journal" poll, that if democrats are actually able to gin up young voter turnout, the midterms could be better for democrats than they have been hoping for. but i think you're right, watching the millennial voters and how they turn out is going to be one of the keys to the puzzle in november. >> it i want to talk about elizabeth warren. possible 2020 players, obviously she's got a very easy re-elect on the senate side this time, as far as we understand in massachusetts, here donald trump being asked about what the "boston globe" reveals that elizabeth warren has the results 6 of a dna test to answer his challenge of whether she actually has american-indian. >> who cares? >> you said you would give $1 million to charity. >> i didn't say that, you better read it again

i'm at the upper echelon of the millennial generation. elder millennial, you would say.hey have different question, we have different concerns. there's one thing we all agree on is the debt. we need to reform our entitlement programs. >> dana: is that something you will decide to push president trump to do? >> yes. it is something we've lost sight of in the republican party. we need to get back on track. we need to tackle our spending. it's out of control. >> dana: the number one issue you hear from people on the campaign trail, healthcare, jobs? >> it's number one. in houston, the number one issue is flooding. that's bipartisan. it is healthcare. it is immigration. those are things we need to be concerned about. in texas, what we want is more control over our own healthcare. we want to renew that patient/doctor relationship. i want to focus on giving people that relationship with their doctors. >> dana: you're one of 172 members of -- well, 172 people running for congress. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> dana: growing questions about the saudis

millennial is the bearded coffee shop dwelling hipsters and those less easily given to stereotype or on the verge of becoming america's largest voting bloc voters ages twenty to thirty five are expected to overtake boomers in population in twenty nineteen is their numbers swelled to seventy three million in a nation of three hundred twenty five million the youth demographic the young voter the new voter demographic of eighteen to about twenty nine only shows up to the polls about eighteen percent of the time that's about one in five if we can get it to three out of five we would control and shift every major election become midterm local presidential all of it rising property prices mounting student debt and lack of action on gun control and climate change we recently have millennia of weaning away from capitalism into a war european style socialism your parents sold to a dream go to college you can get out get good work provide for your family white picket fence with a nice lawn but that's not happening nowadays the apparent political leanings of this generation have led to a surgeo

lourdes; mucho se habla de los millennials esos pobres hÁbitos electorales.rvard concluyÓ que el 40% de los jÓvenes entre 18 y 19 aÑos dijeron que definitivamente votarÍan en las prÓximas elecciones de medio tÉrmino. >> yo vivo en este paÍs, vivo en esta ciudad que es mi hogar. y siento que un voto puede hacer un cambio aunque sea mÍnimo para lo que yo quiero en mi futuro. lourdes: en muchas teorÍas de por quÉ estos jÓvenes se sienten la necesidad de involucrarse en la polÍtica. abierta y que ha visto la tendencia hacia la intolerancia en los estados unidos.. lourdes: tambiÉn hay diferencia en los temas por los que demuestran interÉs los jÓvenes a la hora de analizar un candidato. esto tiene que ver con la visiÓn que tienen del mundo y cÓmo se ven dentro de este. >> tiene que ver con el cambio climÁtico, cÓmo compartimos el mundo con quienes no tienen tanto dinero. lourdes: ambos enden a liberales, algo que podrÍa favorecer a los demÓcratas. el 6 de noviembre veremos si le entusiasma juveniles se traduce en votos. lourdes del rÍo, univisiÓn. patricia: recuerd

i'm technically a millennial, did you know that?9 >>ter: t "black-ish" star using her room for social activism, getting the vote out for her campaign "18 by 18." >> voter registration and voter education, figuring out how to register young voters, making sure we're armed with the information we need. >> do we think we're seeing a shahidi for president any time soon? >> shahidi for think tank? yeah. >> reporter: another organization featured in 29 rooms, the aclu. their camera-ready space also has a message. >> instead of "the price is right," this is "know your rights." >> reporter: the spin on the classic game show. >> let's see what we've got! >> reporter: hosted by "dear white people" actress logan browning. >> dear white people, here's a list of acceptable halloween costumes. >> why is it important for organizations like the aclu to have representation here and have that sort of presence on social media? >> i just feel like people want to be involved, sometimes they don't know how to effect the change that they want to see . the

. >>> and later millennial boomtown. california is the best places for millennials to find high- paying jobs. >>> good morning, we are off to a nice start. interstate 80 in oakland. >> after cool down yesterday we will see what is in store for monday and the rest of the week coming up. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or, simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing with energy upgrade california. >>> welcome back. our time is for 11:00 a.m. the man suspected of killing 11 people is expected in court later this afternoon. the committee is trying to come to grips with what happened during the shooting rampage on saturday. good morning. >> reporter: yes, dave. that is exactly right. what we are learning today is prosecutors will be seeking the death penalty. they have begun the approval process in order to do that. the suspected gunman who killed 11 on saturday. >> words of hate are unwelcome in pittsburgh. community in pittsburgh coming together sunday night to remember the 11 worshipe

and the question she asked me was, so, sir, i'm from the generation they call the millennials. i read all the time that millennials are lazy, always looking to move jobs, always looking to change, difficult to motivate. so when you get a question about the millennials, how do you answer it? i said, it's real easy. get on my airplane and come with me. come with me to malmstrom, to warren, to minot. come with me anywhere and you will see that the current generation of americans is as great as any other generation our country has had and they're spectacular. they want to do it. they love that mission. whether they're in that mission, i talk to them all. i call them on christmas. i call them on thanksgiving. every one i talk to, how long are you going to be in the air force? i'm going to be in the air force four years and get out. i'm going to be here my whole life. how do you like the business? sir, i love it. we're doing the most important job in the country. doesn't matter whether it's a submariner, a missileer, a bomber pilot, maintainer. they know how important it is. they lov

. >>> countg on millennials this election cycle, but a survey says the millennials are not likely toetut andvote. the nbc ns gen forward poll found 31% of my yen -- millennials are avoting, 20% are either probably or definitely not going to vote, and 23uncertain. that could be fueled by the fact that millennials do not fee represented. 63% of those surveyed said congress does not represent them. what do they wt to see in a candidate? 31% want someone who brings change to onwashin 25% wants someone who shares their values, and 7% care about experience. another problem? engagement. 59% say they are not even familiar with the candidates running in their district. most important problem they believe the country's facing right now? racism. >>> switching gears now. for some of the beginning of cold weather and shorter days sparks a downward swing in your moods. how to stop seasonal effecve disorder in its tracks. >>> tommy mcfly is working for you in the community. tetommy? >> rep and i'm working for treats, pat, i have the first trick or treater, working for treats today. we got southeast

something that a lot of uber drivers are using who else are your use centers is it fair to say it's millennials who are doing this >> early adopters, folks who are just getting started in their life in getting a vehicle or maybe building a family, but it's really important for this ride-share economy and the gig economy where nearly half of those drivers wouldn't qualify for a traditional auto loan, so today they end up renting a car at nearly twice the price. >> who are you taking market share from is it the car rental places? the dealers themselves who are trying to sell cars themselves or lease them to them? >> all the cars that are in the fair app are located on dealer lots we partner with the dealer and so this represents a sale for them we enter into an agreement with you as the driver to subscribe to that car. >> that's where the cars are coming from, from the deerp dealerships already. you're looking for cars without a lot of miles. >> we're looking for one to six year-old cars that have low miles and are in great conditions. >> how do you actually make money? >> we actually own these v

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i'll make you a millennial. >> appreciate the compliment. >> just saying. listen, it is a challenge, and we laugh about the kanye rant or whatever that was, but the reality is that's being deployed at a time when young voters, when young black voters are being told, it's futile. don't bother. you know? here's kanye, really giving a countermessage to what you just heard from cornell belcher and we don't know what the impact of that will be. how do you focus particularly younger african-american men and younger men of color on the fact that elections actually can impact your life? >> well, i think you look at the concrete results within their own communities. look at the fact that a lot of folks are under employed and under educated, and i think that if that's not enough to motivate them then certainly, you know, the fact that -- people are trying to take away your rights. literally. trying to purge you off of the voting roll, and it's one thing to encourage black folks to vote but if you're not on the voting rolls then there's nothing you can do. so that's t

we're seeing younger women, raicial minorities, young millennials saying they want to vote. i think that's good news for democrats but bad news for republicans. we still have a few weeks to go until midterms. i don't know if this kavanaugh bump can really sustain itself. president trump last night talked about how democrats are an angry mob. he cited those protests during the kavanaugh hearings. i think this is a republican strategy of trying to keep that momentum from kavanaugh going into next couple of weeks. i think there is a risk of republican voters becoming complacent. you know, the economy is good for them. they have their two conservative supreme court justices as well as a slew of other conservative justices on the lower courts. republicans need to make sure they don't get complacent and they go out to the polls to combat potential blue wave. >> when you talk about the economy and taxes, i need to make a note on the poll numbers. that's because, democrats and republicans are competitive basically within the margin of error here in the 40s when it comes to taxes and

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>> i'm probably the millennial with the least street credit.your show. he's not necessarily telling people the republican. best not necessarily his role. he's trying to say be open-minded. you have to be a democrat because you're african-american. people are challenging them to question the narratives they been growing up with and things like that. i don't think anyone could expect the best, but more power to him. they contrived to boo him and get him off the feed for snl, but his platform is big enough you can do whatever he wants. >> i would say the reason kanye is getting booed is because he's assisting trump in calls to racism and other forms of bigotry and the trump administration is bringing back things like mandatory minimums, things for which black and brown people are disproportionately affected. ben: one of the things i like about having ariel on his everybody's a pressure rises. >> you are speaking for him, a black man about what racism is and how he is helping nana and its duration. i don't understand how you can speak for him on th

i just guessed. >> millennials what are millennials when they have some money in their pockets. >> whoould have thought that >> you know they're paying for platinum cards >> the same time, how about american express time with paypal where they are venmowing each oth it is $100 billion company reserve new growth was 14% of $3.68 billion both the spot and currency what are you doing >> i was just playing with my hand >> 9.1 million active accounts >> is that amazing >> that's a lot of accounts. >> shulman is hitting it out of the park and people kept thinking that separation rebasis going to matter. now they're done about 11% >> across the border, the stuff is good. wait a second, i should take credit for that. it would be terrific had they merge with square. >> i am glad you pointed out the stock is down from recent highs. today it is regaining some of the grounds that it most recently lost back in august or september. >> did you go to square in the departure? >> well, never is not a very long time. it has only been a btbout a wee. >> we have memory of nasdaq in the wall street. >> drag

i hear millennial are depressed and are not to get his head as much. the gdp of america even if it would go slow will double in the next 30 years. average person, when all of our great-grandparents came what did they inherit? , not nothing. this generation will inherit $150 trillion. >> the millennial will still be complaining. there are not requirements. you can say that if you are advertising, truth in advertising. so you have to fall through. you could say for j.p. morgan i have to verify you. some of these people post obnoxious stuff. require them to be verify. go on twitter facebook no good ton of jamie diamonds. i'm [inaudible] facebook or twitter. i'm a little sympathetic to folks but i would realize that i have a real problem the other thing i've learned is that when problems start, that letter is a letter to every ag of every state, tell the foreign regulators. when it starts it should all come down at the same time. >> who's next? pgh so, reporter. >> i don't blame you. >> i is the area too big to fail over now that you said our system is saf

if you are millennial, it is only a tossup. the ideal of america, the very dream is in peril.his president is making it worse by giving massive tax breaks to the top 1% while making people who are struggling have to pay more. if the president wants to attack me personally, he can. if you want to attack my record, the people of the state of new jersey elected me statewide. i'm proud of the work we did, the changes we made a new work. this is not about the president. i will never let him pull me so low. i will continue to be a voice in this country for love, for bringing us together and not driving us apart. trying to create a more create just and -- courageous empathy. whatever our diversity is, that is what america does best. not demean other americans but we have leaders who elevate us all toward a common cause. thanks everybody. with the control of congress in question, see the competition for yourself on c-span. what's the debates from key house and senate races. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. tonight on "q and a" a you le historian on her book. in and o