of the growing wealth gap between young people and their parents, says the pew research center's paul taylor. >> think about most younger homeowners, those who are under the age of 35 and own a home. most of them have purchased their homes the last 10 years or so. many of them purchased their homes at prices inflated by the bubble, and when the bubble burst-- and they find themselves behind, they have less equity in their homes, and some of them are so far behind that they find themselves underwater-- that they face foreclosure. >> reporter: taylor says older homeowners who bought earlier and rode the housing boom are doing much better than 30- somethings. a new pew research center study finds median net wealth for those 65 and older has jumped 42% since 1984, but for those younger than 35, it has fallen almost 70%. while housing accounts for much of the wealth change, it is not all of it. younger workers have been hit hard in the recession, with many dropping out of the labor force altogether. rising levels of student debt also help explain the wealth shift. taylor says some of these trends

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we have the white house correspondent for the new york times, jackie calmes, paul taylor with the pew center, and ronald brownstein with the national journal. i know this will be so critical. putting this into play in a way that will help him? >> the debt limit fight. he is doing that, as you are hearing and seeing, he is being more partisan. he is talking more about jobs, as you said. initially yesterday, in the wake of the collapse of the super committee, he did not in his first remarks even mentioned deficit reduction. the only mention it, let's get out and get to work. and then he talked about the jobs plan. no word on deficit-reduction. this is with entitlements, and really aggravating the base. the problem is what we have to watch for going forward is how much does this undercut the brand to the extent that he looks like just another partisan and that he is implicitly saying all that i said about being a post-partisan figure and making washington." , forget about that. >> ok. obviously, there is a lot in the report about the hispanic voters and how critical they will be, especia

we have jackie calmes, correspondent for "the new york times," paul taylor for the pew hispanic centertorial or of national journal media. so let's hear from the panel. i am tired of talking. jackie, maybe you could comment if you will on the part about economics and the paper, how they'll be so crucial to the 2012 election. is obama getting over with this latest economic line? i mean come as he could of putting these issues in play in a way that's going to help them with some of these groups? >> i think it's best he can at this point. he is doing better let's say. we see improvement since august in the wake of the death of that site. he is doing that is your hearing and seeing that he's showing -- she's been more partisan frankly it is talking more about jobs as he said. initially yesterday in the wake of the super committee, he didn't in his first remarks did not even mention deficit reduction. he came out and said let's get to work. no politics on any talk about the jobs plan. i talk about deficit reduction. so he has moved from the strategy that marked the first half of the year wh

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