maybe we have a millennial here. >> high. i am a millennial. two questions. i was born in 1991. which i feel like is pretty in the middle of the millennial generation. i have a younger sibling and 98 and another one born and 94. i noticed a big esdifference between my youngest brothers friends and how they use social media and how they are not using social media anymore. and my older brothers friends who are, maybe have more common with generation x. my question is, do anything to say to older millennials and generation x who i feel are some of the biggest of users of social media taken pictures of their family or, usually it is family oriented which makes me happy but do you have anything to say to your friends of your age promoting their family and children for all of their friends to see? >> yes, i wrote a whole book about it! [laughter] i'm trying to get their attention. and also, i have to confess, the reason i wrote the book is because i do all of that stuff too. i do not pretend to be the paragon of virtue here. and it is a struggle. but i think it is one that is worth st

if you are a millennial you are what is called a digital native. your whole life has been shaped at this technology into the previouin the waythat previous r experienced and in a ways that we never even imagined was possible. and in ways that makes it different from the rest of us. my generation of kennedys generation was the last american generation to grow up without the internet. as it accelerates and as the disruptions caused by these changes make us all start to question what the future holds as the data and information has this logic emotion, desire as beauty gives way to efficiency, it will become increasingly important to hold on to the old way of living. it will become harder to remember what was good about life in the analog age and the advantage of the brick and mortar world and the virtues of waiting for the things that you want and paying for the things that you want. the ability to be alone for long stretches of time without worrying something was happening probably on twitter and you have to find out about it. it's not that easy to t

greg: it's also not millennial's. the generation after the millennial's that are the issue.se are the ones that want free speech on their campuses and not all of them but that generation which is it generation y. tyrus: just called him generation old meal. greg: we are old. >> i used to play monopoly with my grandmother who was a part of the greatest generation and played for ten minutes and got super hammered and, you know, everyone forgot the rules and it went away. i was out monopoly -. greg: you needed a get out of jail card for him. [laughter] >> how will prison reform affect the get out of jail free card? greg: true. twice as many cars now. all right, up next, you want to see something tyrus and i did one night after the show? you can if you join fox nation. the time, more detailed, next. [cheering and applause] do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth, or one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose. from crest 3d white, the whitening therapy collection with new spearmint and peppermint oil. it gently whitens, plus it has a fortifying formula to protect

if we allow the millennials, te millennials are nothing but 18th century russian serfs right now. they are better fed, their better clothes and in better shape and have more access more information. they don't own anything and they aren't going to own anything. because of what obama did they are 20% behind today where their parents were and they live in a gig economy. there is no pension plan, there is no career. bad by the way is the biggest potential for populist movement is the millennials because they are going to see the logic of what we are talking about. once again and david we are not saying we shouldn't have elections. you like it now because the establishment republican can't win any elections. what you serve up -- [applause]

so came out with a game, it is called monopoly for millennials and motto is forget about real estate, you can't afford it anyway and instead millennial collect experience points, the first to crash on your friend's couch or find a vegan restaurant or yoga retreat, that sort of thing, the game pieces are actually instead of the classic ones, emojis, hashtag, the most millennial ever, selling for 20 bucks at first, now 75. supply and demand. paul: that's it, thanks to my panel, thanks for watching, i'm paul gigot, i hope to see you right here next week. >> fox news alert, the trump administration has cut a deal with the incoming mexican government potentially overhauling long-standing asylum rules as thousands of central american migrants look to enter the u.s. hello and welcome to america's news headquarters i'm rick in for eric sean.

and utah millennials, hoping to make their mk at the polls in the beehive state. next on s newshour weekend. ho >> pbs ne weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. seton melvin. the cheryl and philip milstein family.p. droy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: d by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tfrom the tisch wudios at lincoln center in new york, megan thomon. >> thompson: good evening and thank you for joining us.it all about turnout now with less than 48 hours to go until traditional polling places open for tuesday's midterm elections. early voting in 27 states has already exceeded the total early votes from the 2014 midterm election, according to the university of florida elec

millennials now are overwhelmingly -- they don't self-identify as republicans. the republican party is completely besmirched to them. and increasingly, the second half of the millennial generation are for all of your policies -- medicare-for-all, free college tuition, $15 minimum wage. you've won them for a generation, and hillary clinton didn't. is that the lasting legacy or contribution of bernie sanders to the progressive movement? >> well, it is one of the ways in which bernie won. and, you know, if you look at -- i mean, what's interesting about them, if you talk about independent voters, you know, as you know, over 50% of millennial voters are now registered as independents, right? they vote democratic reliably, but they are not -- they don't self-identify with the democratic party. and, you know, within different demographics, it's different, but even among african-american millennials, you're seeing larger and larger numbers of millennials registering as independent. so, there's been a sea change in how people identify themselves and how they're voting.

a republican pollster does a lot of coverage, wrote about the millennial vote and how millennial women are wary of trump, even post brett kavanaugh and i think it is a concern for the republican party that there is a low hanging fruit they just seem to be avoiding. if you are not going after it why are you hiding from it and it is something that needs to be dealt with for sure. >> question? >> going after that. has trump helped millennial women would you say? >> anybody? >> i could -- >> the lowest unemployment rate in 60 years. >> cingulate to women? >> how about the average mother can deduct an additional $2500 from child tax credit under the gop tax plan. >> there are some answers, will get as many questions as we can. >> charlie answered for me. i would also add >> charlie just kept -- >> through my gender. >> just go for it. >> strides we made mixing the horrific iran deal, strides we are making though much more needs to be done with the abomination that is north korea and the regime there, the evil regime there but national security is something i pay attention to and crime, some

>> i am a grandma millennial. the is on pace to be significantly more conservative than the millennial generation and that is very encouraging. a lot of different reasons for it and there is some disagreement but the pendulum theory is the -- most people agree that is the consensus, millennial's account significantly to the left. for the next generation tends to correct that to some degree just like the use generation for millennials was more center-right. we have to recognize both political parties screwed our generation over. despite my being a trump supporter and a conservative, i think the republican party loses when we think we have been perfect for the last 20 or 30 years while washington, d.c. get significantly richer, stronger, more out of touch with middle america. i think our generation was attracted to bernie sanders because he was so authentic in his approach, and quite honestly, blame on both sides of the aisle, his solutions were completely and totally wrong and horrific. but there was truth to what

it's part of the monopoly for millennials release.despread backlash from offend the millennials. social media firing back at the tag lines adulting is hard, quips of their own. keyword baby boomer and negative cultural appropriation. selfie culture that is. the game is actually sold out. that really surprises me. i didn't think millennials play board game. >> in this case they're too offended to get started. millennial ng tough, especially when the city you're living in. it can leave you feeling like charlotte from sex in the city. >> i've been dating since i was 15. i'm exhausted. where is he? >> who, the white knight? >> a study says you could be living in the wrong place. wallet hub ranked the cities. 28.nta number one. el paso 115. the ranking compared 108 cities and took into account things like population, night life, among other things. >> lot of other cool things to do in el paso outside, this time from fremont out there, waiting for the sun's arrival for everyone to get up and get going. thanks so much for starting your morni

no one but millennials.lennials worry about waste and prefer free range birds, .hich tend to be stronger the magazine writes less -- millennials have less money and live in smaller homes with less to cook. all these reasons they are choosing smaller birds. 42% of millennials know how to carve a jerky. maybe they are opting for the easier option. genie: i guess it is easier than just a turkey leg, which i did, very depressingly. let's wrap up with a story that -- about avaded by neighborhood that has been invaded by bears. inthese are stuffed bears the southeast of paris. this story was flagged to me by our normal press reviewer. these have been popping up in various places and enchanted the local population. - hey, i'm darius rucker. coming up onreel south. miguel i is a dedicateted family man. he works hard, goes to church, serves his community. but as an undocumented immigrant, an unexpected traffic stop lands him in deportation proceedings. [indistinct chatter] after over a decadee living in the e us, he

. >> hasbro invented a new board game, monopoly for millennial, but millennials are not buying it, theirache parents are. they skip real estate and investigate in relatable experiences, millennial are furious with hasbro, said company better be careful or it will be toast, afte avocado toa. someone a millennial tweeted it does not work. if anyone does not know about working it is a millennial. get over it millennial monopoly accepts -- perhaps nobody more disturbed this week than a group of airline pilot claim they saw a ufo over ireland. but according to report, it crashed after taking off from guinness factory. they radioed control tower at shannon airport after seeing bright lights traveling twice speed of sound, you should have been at my prom night if you think that is fast, you were, that was fun. air traffic controller say that affectero appeared to -- ufo appear the to be playing away from america. >> alien were not deported, they were forced to leave new york after alec baldwin took their parks spot, that hurts, he hit my face. >> topic 4. houston, texas, a great city, a dog is

>> helped millennial women? have you got an hour? >> as a mother-- i mean, give me a couple. >> i haven't seen someone. >> not one? >> how about the lowest woman unemployment rate in 60 years? [applause] >> how about the lowest-- >> singular. >> the average mother can deduct average additional 2500 under the g.o.p. tax cut. >> there you go, some answers. >> that's great. >> we'll try to get as. questions. don't argue with him. >> and charlie answered for me. i would also add that-- kidding, charlie. >> my gender? >> will being -- go for it. >> and the strides that we've made with nixing the horrific iran deal, the strides we're making although there's much more with the abomination that's north korea and the regime there, the evil regime there. but national security, it's something that i pay attention to and crime, it's something as a mother that sends three girls to school that i pay attention to, and so i would add that, in addition to everything that charlie brought up. >> this gentleman over here. >> thank you, i'm john, thank y

the title of the paper is our millennials different -- are millennials different?oils down to is that we millennials are on the same trajectory that our parents were in prior generations -- and prior generations were but the only difference is that we are younger and poorer. at this time, we might not be spending as much as our parents, but as time goes on, theoretically, we should be on the same upward path. caroline: and we should be blaming the financial crisis for this? sarah: i don't know if we should be by naming -- blaming the crisis, but a lot of people had turned to millennials to blame them for light car sales are week home sales after the-- weak home sales after financial crisis. if you look at spending on houses, food, it is largely the same once you adjust for a lower income and the fact they are younger right now. lisa: so what are the implications for something like the housing market? the stereotype is that they were living with their parents and not going anywhere or engaging in family formation. does this mean they will and that will be a boom to

i'm like the oldest millennial that exists. student loans and buying a home and trying to get out of debt, that's a different level or slate of concerns than a young millennial who is looking to go to college or grad school. so i think what democrats are trying to do is have a message that resinates with both of those groups. but when we talk about young voters and millennials not turning out, we're way overbroad. and a 35-year-old is going to vote, right? a 35-year-old is different than a 22-year-old. and so i think we have to make that distinction when we're talking about millennials. we fail to make that distinction often. so i just wanted to make that point. >> abby, i wanted to ask you about the import of this race. we're focused on it and for many reasons the charisma of the democratic candidate. and then you look at the fund-raising figures, as well. why is this race so important? help us understand the import of this race. >> well, i think it's important for two reasons. democrats have a very, very slim chance of taking

the latest poll shows only 31% of millennial voters say they will cast a ballot tuesday.they don't feel that congress represents them. for more on that, let's bring in carolyn dewitt, president and executive director of rock the vote. doesn't represent them. do you believe that when you look at 30%? that's better than before. >> it's important to put it into context. over the last 40 years, every generation who turned out in the youth generation has turned out a significantly lower rate than older voters for a number ever reasons. this is actually 11 points higher who said they are definitely going to vote. if you add in those who actually say they are probably going to vote 26%, we are at 57% now, which is actually above youth turn out for presidential elections. it's really important. the thing about polls is we need to make sure that we are not just saying that this poll is decided and things are decided and can't change. we need to work to make sure those young people actually turn out. >> i hait to get too meta, but we are talking about millennials. when we talk abou

millennial monopoly. applause ) millennial monopoly. millennial monopoly. but i guess this lack of understanding towards younger generations shouldn't come as a surprise, since this is the same company that brought us-- and this is real-- "fortnite monopoly." it's all the fun of the video game, minus all the fun of the video game. ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. timothee chalamet is here. but when i return, i'll argue my case to none other than supreme court justice sonia sotomayor. stick around! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) kevin, i hav♪ your caramel brulee lattes ready! alright[camera shutter].ready? ohh...wow.. ♪ ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you argh! ♪ 1-2-3...cheese! waaaaaah! [barking] ♪ saturday only, at target. get 20% off kid's gifts, 20% off swift gifts, 20% off surprise gifts, and 20% off cozy gifts. weekend deals only at target. guess who is bulking up your meaty breakfast burritos? this guy. get my meat lovers with bacon, sausage, and ham. or grande sausage with creamy sriracha. because at

we'll ask our panel of millennials.the caravan marching towards the border and some say that president trump sending troops to stop them is a political stunt. hi, rick. >> the u.s. military has boots on the ground on the southern border and this is evidence of that along >> i guess last hour saint it was going to be a couple of weeks until the caravan alive. >> i'm laura. thanks for being with us today. >> in florida, they often have low selections. in a few races down there this cycle are as tight as you get. the senate race in the governor's race as well. the governor potentially in trouble especially in the governor's race. in pensacola president trump is headed there to rally the base. >> both races just absolutely critical, not only for florida voters but also who controls the u.s. senate. whoever controls tallahassee as governor is widely believed to be a big influence as to which presidential candidate can take florida in 2020. as you can see the trump faithful came out early this morning. even though they can't

coordinating to a survey done by nbc news and gen forward, about one-third of millennials, one-third,to 34, so most of the millennial group, says that they will definitely vote in the midterms. 26% say they'll probably vote. and about a quarter say they're still uncertain. another 19% say they probably will not vote. joining me to discuss, luke vans, president of the young democrats of georgia, and jake evans, president of atlanta young republicans. luke, jake, welcome to the show. let me start with you, luke. where are you guys? if you expect, you know, there's so much rhetoric about change, shouldn't there be higher numbers for those who are definitely going to vote? >> in georgia there are pretty high numbers. young people, people below 40 have made up 20% of the early voting electorate. i think we're showing up in exciting ways. uga had a voting precinct, early vote precinct, on campus. and 2,000 people voted in that in two days. i think young people are energized. >> every cycle, not just the midterms, but the president's elections, as well, people say that this will be the one,

and in tune with millennials.e'll get the inside track on shoobs — the uk ticketing platform for urban events — which hasjust launched in the us. today we want to know, as an independent rail complaints service is launched in the uk, we want to know whether you're unhappy with how trains run where you are in the world. will this improve services? let us know. just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. it will prove a very busy week. we start in europe, where eu leaders have given their formal backing to theresa may's brexit deal, calling it "the best deal possible." but they were also clear there's no alternative plan, other than a no deal exit, should the uk parliament reject the withdrawal deal next month. so, what might a future trading relationship between the two sides look like? the eu is currently the uk's largest trading partner. in 2017, uk exports to the eu were worth over $350 billion — that's 44% of the total. the brexit deal envisages a trading relationship that is as "close

service and volunteered more than millennials do.ut the world. it's that they don't think you can effect change through voting. and what i've been telling them is i've seen you guys out at the women's march. i've seen you at march for our lives. you saw you at town halls saving your health care and your we need to take that energy and. march for our lives to the voting booth. because none of it mattered-- go and vote for people that feel the way do you. >> stephen: neem that generation may not know they are right now the single largest group of voters in united states. it used to be the baby boomers. now the millennial generation is actually larger than the baby boomer generation. so they can make all the difference in the world. >> they can. they could be the most influential voting bloc. but you're not the most influential voting bloc if you don't actually go vote. >> stephen: this is true, this is true. "american horror story," obviously, is-- what season is this for you? >> this is season-- my second season and it's season eight.

do we have a millennial? ( applause ) you're not millennial. you're not a millennial.is -- hold on. this right here, this is -- we call this the bill murray door, okay, because he used to come in and out of this door a lot. do you know what that is? >> yeah, from wes anderson movies. >> stephen: you're definitely a plirnl let's go. what's your name. >> christine. >> stephen: from new york? no, missouri. >> stephen: the show me state. i want to show you something, we're coming up on one right now, they're disappearing all over america, but i wanted to give you an opportunity to use something that your age never ever has to deal with. >> okay. >> stephen: here it is, okay. do you -- do you know what these are? >> yes. >> stephen: what is it? it's a phone booth. >> stephen: it's a phone booth. >> yeah. >> stephen: what do you do in a phone booth? >> you can call people. >> stephen: you can. you can. it's one to have the things you can do. it's also an open-air urine, also. have you ever used a phone booth before? >> i have not. >> stephen: you have not used a phone booth?

nbc came out with a poll showing only a third of millennials plan to vote.ry cycle we get this hype this is the time that young voters are going to make their mark. why should anybody believe it this year? >> well, it's a very polarized political climate and young voters i think are looking for darcht reasa different reason to vote. >> what issues specifically are young voters looking at? >> social issues are big them or issues their parents have talked about whether it's education or security and coming together in an important way and young voters want somebody to knock on their door and say vote bus and why they should vote. >> this is what is interesting to me. it sounds like people complain about in terms of entitlement. >> yeah. >> you want to be wooed. ut to be court. why don't you just exercise your right to vote? >> it's a good question. i can't speak for everybody but i do vote myself, so i'm engaged in the political process and i enjoy voting and a right i don't take lightly. we have to be able to spread that message across america for the young v

monopoly for millennials.isiting places like your friend's couch, the vegan bistro, and a weeklong meditation retreat. the player who collects the most experience chips, not the one with the most money, wins. is this real, kennedy? >> kennedy: i think it is real real. i think it's a clumsy way that corporate america is trying to embrace the less than greatest generation. >> greg: geraldo, you are almost a millennial. >> geraldo: my shoes are millennial. i think kennedy hits it on target. to try to appeal to ace lacquered or someone who lacks ambition or vision by offering up an activity that lacks vision or requires energy, i think it is doomed to failure. it's a terrible idea. it's insulting to millennials >> greg: i thought millennials were a cookie. >> morgan: what i like about this game, $19.82, supposed to be the year millennial started which is the year i was born. the monopoly guy on the front is taking a selfie and i am so obnoxious with selfies and i think this game is awesome so screw all of you guys

according to chase slate survey, it is for millennials. 77% of millennials bought food, clothing and to keep up with appearances on instagram. they surveyed about 2000 people ages 18 to 37 and found that they were willing just to get that perfect post that's compared to 70 bucks for the general population. experts believe one of the reasons is because appearances tend to matter more to millennials. makes sense. >> but the most popular accounts belong to people who are really authentic so just be yourself, right? >> the most popular accounts. also celebrities, though. >> that, too. >> trying to look like they're authentic. i imagine. just trying to grab those likes. weird. >> an atm in houston, texas, drew a crowd after spewing out $100 bills instead of $10 bills. a man posted about it and a few fights erupted. thar disatm. bank of america said that $100 s incorrectly besoa of all, customers get to keep the additional cash. why can't i be that lucky. >> right. bank in your favor, collect 200. i get the philosophy of it ain't no fun in your homeys can't have none. you knew the second t

they are targeting millennial shoppers. so is other players already in the market.ikes of discover, the brands that have been there for a long time in the credit card market of warning these new companies could run into trouble if the economy sours and default spikes. it is a little scary when a millennial has to pay for a t-shirt or pair jeans by layaway or installments. if you have to do that you will not be a customer of the brand. our next guest continues with the finer things in life with the holiday shopping season underway. all eyes are on retail. bob chavez. welcome and congratulations. you just relaunched your new website and it is beautiful. you had a fantastic july to september quarter. there comes a point for every heritage brand when you have to make the pivot or you become a victim of creative destruction. how is hermes doing? bob: we continue to focus on our heritage, especially the quality in the craft a ship by keeping the focus and not getting distracted by the noise, customers are continuing to want that. they want quality, finely crafted products

generation ask makes up -- millennials, 24% and the cash-- hashtag generation, 4%. what issues do these young people care about? guest: it varies a lot, but mostly they are looking for new faces in high places, tired of politics as usual, which is why younger twot of the generations turning their back on the political party. they liked candidates, someone who is inspiring, someone who talks to their issues, which obviously include, in particular for the millennials, jobs, college debt, college loans, health care. but a big issue with this younger demographic has really , inged politics in florida that there is really strong interest in the environment. in florida is that the environment issue has escalated to the point where when it is usually among the top three or four issues that people mention when asked about the top issues facing florida. they are also very supportive of diversity, gender and racial and ethnic diversity. because a proportion of these younger registrants are racially diverse themselves. host: if you plan to vote, who did you that if you have al

in terms of millennial's, i am not actually too worried about it, i think millennial's are better than the boomers, the millennial's aren't going crazy about the caravan of immigrants, there is a bunch of 74-year-old watching fox news and so i am very hostile to the notion that social media, millennial's don't watch you know, old- fashioned tv. and millennial's are on social media land and therefore they are being duped. they were less duped by the russians than older people. they are less duped by fox news. they don't have, you know, there are issues with the way the modern media works, it provides -- it provides ... those are all things we think about and are real challenges, but i do think business could do an awful lot more, than it does now, at least take efforts, most of them will say a lot of efforts to support local things don't end up working but some of them could make a difference. >> just very quickly, i didn't mean to suggest that people who aren't watching cable are being duped, in fact in some ways i think it is a more authentic conversation because it is less moderated.

millennials, those in their 20s and 30s are more trusting of technology but don't rule out boomers. a lot of boomers are saying if i cannot reach someone by phone i'd rather use the technology actually when we look at what gives you peace of mind in terms of how technology can help bring peace of mind when it comes to managing your finances a lot more millennials said that that's the case for them but a lot of boomers also are looking at this. the bottom line is that people really just want a combination and while millennials may be the ones using technology, more than having the human assistance, i think boomers are coming along and saying we need do this too we want a combination of both. >> yeah. it's certainly a big convenience factor. >> absolutely. >> sharon, thank you so much great to see you and see you back here next week. >> sure. >>> up next, "on the money," a look at the news for the week ahead. >>> beers and bull's-eye two activities in one place. think it's a good idea to do both >> you get to throw heavy objects at wood and drink, who will say no to that? >>> watch it

ask you aboutto millennials, one of our favorite questions out there.y different as homebuyers? millennials are not as different as we hear some of the rhetoric around. is they arece buying a little later but if you were to grab -- graph homeownership ages over the last 40 years, you would see that every couple years, the age of homeowners moves slightly up. the trend line is not that different. when we look within taylor morrison, we have about a quarter of our buyers are millennials and interestingly, about half of them are buying their second home. time just about the right and usually marriage and children have a lot to do with that. what you think of the thesis that was laid out that yes you have higher interest rates but also affordability issues and the types of homes being bought are different than the ones we have supply for. how does that scenario change how you structure your business? certainly you have to look at this, this is a very local business. market by market we have to take a strong look at the supply and the demand characteristics.

only 20% of millennials getting out to vote or less.> it's easy to be -- you know, i run this institute of politics at the university of chicago. and i spend a lot of time with young people. you know, there is an element of being distracted with other things. there's also an element of jaundice about the political system and the sense that these votes really matter. and you would think given the volatility of issues in this day and age that they would think, well, this does matter, but they really have some sense of skepticism about congress and whether that's where things really get solved. so in this poll that was published today, 65% said they don't really think congress makes much of a difference. the reality is that the equities that these young people and all of us care about are affected by the decisions that congress makes. and so it is significant. but look, as i said, i think they are more engaged, and there will be a larger turnout among millennials. the president has done a good job with his -- all of his histrionics in enga

out in front of some slowdowns economically as well is a shift in the business if you think about millennials, a lot of them cannot afford to buy cars, a lot of them are using uber and lyft. this tariff talk is giving her the perfect cover to use tariffs as a shield. >> i would agree on one side with what she was saying about the economic side. the stock spoke for itself today but i just got off the phone tim ryan. the overseas, it is the plan. >> that is his baby. >> understatement. he just wrote a letter to the house ways and means and he wants to have a congressional investigation on how they use their taxpayer-funded dollars. with the recent tax cut. he is also very upset with president trump because he thinks that president trump gave corporate america a free ride without any new strings attached. there is going to be a lot of being said to this. >> there's too much interference in corporate america now. i think the president is to slow his role. there is reality here, demand heading down. reality that easy credit that is fueled a lot of this auto stuff to the last seven or eight years w

ones, emojis, hashtag, the most millennial ever, selling for 20 bucks at first, now 75. supply and demand. paul: that's it, thanks to my panel, thanks for watching, i'm paul gigot, i hope to see you right here next week. >> fox news alert, the trump administration has cut a deal with the incoming mexican government potentially overhauling long-standing asylum rules as thousands of central american migrants look to enter the u.s. hello and welcome to america's news headquarters i'm rick in for eric sean. arthel: i'm arthel neville, the plan would require migrants to remain in mÉxico as claims move through u.s. courts but this latest development could face illegal hurdle, human rights actives and others argue the moves could put migrants at risk and undermine lawful right to apply for asylum. days after president trump threatened to shut down the entire southern border. the president authorized troops to use legal force, lethal force if necessary to stop migrants from i legally entering the country. >> our southern border will be very strong. they are so proud the job they

part of pre-millennial dispensation is probably redundant. there is no post-millennial dispensation. a copy of is in order. i know there is a caveat is in order. a caveat is in order. i know there is contextual interpretation here it but broadly -- into rotation. -- broadly speaking, to show i know there is conceptual interpretation. the current dispensation will conclude with the return of the jewish people to the biblical promised land. and either immediately after or possibly in conjunction with this return, christ will return in person to defeat his enemies and establish the millennial -- for the next phase of history, that will last for another thousand years with peace and harmony until satan escapes from his bonds and raises an army and is defeated and finally the new heavens and new earth, of which the book of revelation speak, come into existence. if you are familiar with this school of thought, this all is very exciting and clear. they can be somewhat for bidding ing forbidd -- forbidd those who are not theologically experienced. ty

we have a lot of millennials believe it or not, 45% of them are millennials. >> and one thing i haveo salute you, my friend owns take two, you don't really, a lot of people don't want to go into gym where everybody looks like them. >> 80% of the population doesn't have a gym membership. and almost 40% of our members never had a gym membership >> business is, for you, because you offer value proposition. even if the economy goes soft, the value proposition continues to win. >> 47 straight quarters of positive comps >> and 25th anniversary? >> i started with the front desk >> you should be proud i look at this franchise to see who are the franchisees. and these guys have deep pockets and don't open unless they know they are going to make money. >> that's right. >> really well done and ridiculously doubted because i don't get it ceo of planet fitness, double digits same-store sales. "mad money" is back after the break. >> announcer: lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade >>> it is time it is time for the lightning round on cramer's "mad money." that's where i take your calls rapi

>> well, millennials have been slow to buy, absolutely. but their aspirngss are to they want to be home owners. they have been mobile. they e not as mobile as would like to be. but they want to be ready to take the job and get to the markethere it's too pricey to own a home but maybe renting in the short run. but tns aspiratre absolutely to own. in fact we should see the ownership rate edge up as millennials get for the age where they settle down. when you settle down buyinme a s still the way to go. >> they're saded with a lot of student debt, which is a hamper for them preponderates aresi right now. i mean, i'm -- the first mortgage i took outn 1982 was 16.5/8%. but not for thosesed to 2nd 3% in the last decade. what role will interest rates play inhe housing market. >> right now interest rates they've risen over 100 points. but still low. but mortgage rates could go higher. if they go another 100 basis ld be a problem for housing prices. as i said housing prices are not declining. the rate of increase isce rating. it's a time if you wan

there are 400 million millennials in china. outbound travel, people going from china abroad. they come back and begin to travel domestically and airbnb begins to grow as a result. the type of growth in beijing is replicated in similar numbers depending where you are looking throughout the country. china is a place you have to get up every day and work hard. team ofan incredible chinese folks on the ground in beijing and other offices around the country. we know we need to keep working. emily: you quietly removed listings and the jewish west bank settlement. this is something up no palestinian groups have been pushing for. why now? >> this is an incredibly complex part of the world. incredibly difficult issue. 2016 when came up in we were asked with questions about 150 listings in the occupied territory. -- spent timeime trying to understand the issues and put in place a framework to help us reach a decision. understanding the situation and talking with experts and stakeholders, taking a look at the degree of human suffering and

say that the millennials are working, joe >> oh, okay. >> plus, joe, i would say we welcome millennialsgraphic, we would love for them to watch and not insult them on national vision >> we can't measure them because they're streaming anyway >> but we want them to watch and talk about cnbc. >> we do maybe they don't want to work so they can watch cnbc all day long >> you can tweet the them @joesquawk. >>> we're just an hour away from finding out if volatility breeds november we're going to get reaction from the month that was from the president of the new york stock exchange ayuned you're watching "squawk box" on cnbc when you retire will you act or feel different? or will you just be you, without the constraints of a full time job? you can grow your retirement savings with pacific life having the flexibility to retire on your terms. that's the power of pacific. ask your financial professional about pacific life today. unstopand it's strengthenedting place, the by xfi pods,gateway. which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anythin

keeping in mind, there are 400 million millennials in china.player in outbound travel, people going from china abroad. what is happening is they come back and begin to travel domestically and airbnb begins to grow as a result. the type of growth in beijing is replicated in similar numbers depending where you are looking throughout the country. china is a place you have to get up every day and work hard. we do have a president from the business who is from china, on the ground. we have an incredible team of chinese folks on the ground in beijing and other offices around the country. we know we need to keep working. emily: you quietly removed listings in the jewish west bank settlement. this is something pro-palestinian groups have been pushing for. why now? chris this is an incredibly : complex part of the world. incredibly difficult issue. this first came up in 2016 when we were confronted with questions about 150 listings in the occupied territory. since then, we have spent a lot of time trying to understand the issues and put in place a frame

i say protesting a millennial monopoly game is the most millennial thing that has ever happened. >> whoe the first one to buy one? that would be fun playing that around the christmas tree and all of that. let's talk about what's going on. i can just see it now. it makes me laugh even more. here's a lookcaranot quite as t as it was yesterday. it's just as dangerous. our sixth consecutive day of unhealthy air. cooler. a lot like what we are dealing with this morning. there you go. that's what you want to hear about. tracking clean air and rain. but before we get to that, let's talk about this afternoon. mid to upper 60s at the coast. san francisco around the bay. upper 60s to low 70s inland. tonight, yeah, low to mid-30s in the north bay valleys. tproflt like we are dealing with. low to mid-40s around the bay to 50 in san francisco. let's jump ahead to wednesday at noon. trying the get out of town, getting off work early, it will be dry. wednesday night into thursday morning, thanksgiving morning, the storm coming through. thursday night into friday, a stronger storm comes through with po

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