host: paul conaway certification four u.s. presidents, three governors, and is a veteran of more than 100 political campaigns. our first call comes from houston, texas. mark is 29. you are on. caller: hello. thank you for having me. host: what is your situation? caller: i was speaking on the numbers, the unemployment numbers. -- is this something that we will -- host:we lost mark. it sounded like he was -- i cannot really say. is this something that will be a long-term concern for the millennials? guest: i think so. in order to get out of this slump, you need job creation levels at 350,000 per month. when you look at that number of 12.7%, that issue will be generational. no doubt about it. in terms of entry level job skills and being able to accumulate wealth, this will be a major issue for many years. host: next up is gail calling from albuquerque, new mexico. you are on. caller: good morning. i wanted to talk about during 2009, we voted president obama into the white house. it seems like the young people kind of gave up and

host: paul conaway certification four u.s.residents, three governors, and is a veteran of more than 100 political campaigns. our first call comes from houston, texas. mark is 29. you are on. caller: hello. thank you for having me. host: what is your situation? caller: i was speaking on the numbers, the unemployment numbers. -- host: will ask him. it sounded like he was -- i cannot really say. is this something that will be a long-term concern for the millennials? guest: i think so. in order to get out of this slump, you need job creation levels at 350,000 per month. when you look at that number of 12.7%, that issue will be generational. no doubt about it. in terms of entry level job skills and being able to accumulate wealth, this will be a major issue for many years. host: next up is gail calling from albuquerque, new mexico. you are on. caller: good morning. i wanted to talk about during 2009, we voted president obama into the white house. it seems like the young people kind of gave up and did not help him out by keeping con

. >> across that bridge >> this morning, paul conaway talks about the role of 18 to 29 year-old votersn the elections. then, we analyzed the july unemployment numbers released by the labor department with borraine woellert. then we

host: paul conaway certification four u.s. presidents, three governors, and is a veteran of more than 100 political campaigns. our first call comes from houston, texas. mark is 29. you are on. caller: hello. thank you for having me. host: what is your situation? caller: i was speaking on the numbers, the unemployment numbers. -- is this something that we will -- host:we lost mark. it sounded like he was -- i cannot really say. is this something that will be a long-term concern for the millennials? guest: i think so. in order to get out of this slump, you need job creation levels at 350,000 per month. when you look at that number of 12.7%, that issue will be generational. no doubt about it. in terms of entry level job skills and being able to accumulate wealth, this will be a major issue for many years. host: next up is gail calling from albuquerque, new mexico. you are on. caller: good morning. i wanted to talk about during 2009, we voted president obama into the white house. it seems like the young people kind of gave up and