young people and their grandparents voted essentially identically young, split evenly between al gore and, george w bush, old people split between al gore and george w bush. and you get to the 2004 election, and at that point you have the iraq war that has begun to disillusion some young people. and there you see a little bit of a generation gap open up, but young people still break, you know, john kerry by only, i think it was like a roughly a ten point margin, not that big a deal compared to what we see nowadays. but if you actually look at the 2006 midterms, so at that point, barack obama has just arrived in the united states senate, has not announced he's running for president. and in that midterm, young voters broke for democrats by a wider margin than any individual age group had, like for a party. if you look back through like exit polls, just going back and, back and back. so you began to see signs of this breakup between generation and the gop at the time pre barack obama, the are there but the 2008 election certainly didn't help and when you suddenly had a president who at l

i love young people in america.ng people are saving democracy in america, my evidence of that, look at the 2018 midterms, the 2020 election, the 2022 midterms, and study what's been done. if you go to -- john gullible be at harvard, i'll tell you that young people are -- the crucial difference, young people turned out in major numbers. if you take young voters out of the election, democrats don't get the house in 2018, don't win the house in 2020, don't save the senate in 2022, and the, for young people are actually inspiring us -- always on tiktok, i was doing nonsense, actually, young people out there are fighting for abortion rights, civil rights, fighting for minority rights, fighting for transgender rights, fighting for people who can speak for themselves. so i say, young people -- i don't care what the older generation is doing. building walls and voting for donald trump -- it's the young people who are gonna save this country and save democracy. >> wow! to the second. to the second. >> wow. can't believe actu

i'm pleased to hear so much concern for the experiences of our young people on-line. this is the kind of formidable bipartisan movement to rein the overreach of big tech that we have needed in this chamber three months ago when lobbyists flooded to the capitol to kill my children and teens online privacy and protection act, copper 2.020 raise the age to 18 in terms of the protection of their privacy. here's the reality. asserting that tiktok stands alone as to one platform that poses a serious surveillance threat to our nation's young people is deliberately missing the big tech forest for the tiktok trees. it is in this dark, dank forest where even more dangers lurk. tiktok needs to be regulated immediately. we can agree on that, but it is absolutely not the only digital danger kids face today. there is no justification for starting and stopping there. because do you know who else is on privacy probation with the federal trade commission in addition to tiktok? youtube, google's video platform also violated my law. the federal trade commission fined it $170 million for

this is over 1600 young people. we came to work hard, it's also our sportsmen's families the president's hockey team. these are our military-patriotic clubs. these are our representatives of the creative cultural intelligentsia, political observers journalists. this includes representatives of the public of our key public organizations, but also the power unit of the ministry of health, sectoral committees and i will say that on the eve of the anniversary of the tragedy, uh, a set of works that are being carried out, of course. uh, literally, the citizens retreat with calls , first of all, the regional executive committee, which we separately express gratitude for the conditions created so that such a huge number of young people can work hard. see, we're fine we understand, of course. uh, first of all, professional builders of the capital construction department worked there, but the most important and the essence of the educational moment was when young people and employed people arrived at this complex, which we h

young: the interest rate is close to 3% on the debt. dir. young: -- sen. scott: do you believe in your budget that's going to come down? dir. young: we do show what we believe are accurate forecast where interest will rise then level off. of course interest rates are rising now as the fed deals with inflation. sen. scott: what will the federal government have to pay in interest expense next year? dir. young: over $600 billion. sen. scott: as a percentage of the budget? dir. young: i'm happy did not do math here but give you that for the record. sen. scott: pre-covid how much of the u.s. population has gone up? do you have any idea? it was on my letter to you. sen. scott: 6 million people. as a percentage how much of that? 1.8%. dir. young: the question is what do we spent per person? sen. scott: the population since 2019 has gone up 1.8%. how much do you think your proposed budget has gone up from the 2019 budget? dir. young: one way we look at it is that spending is down roughly five percentage points of gdp since the president took office. sen. scott: he

optimal for young people. and so, in principle, science is all scientific research. they are advanced, they are called to look beyond the horizon. e get new knowledge. not only get it, but also applied to practice, but regarding the work of young scientists. i would say they can. more, well, non-standard thinking can be, because in the research of young scientists there is a right to take risks. that is, uh, yes, but in general, we are very here and rely on the older generation that it helps to find. eh, the correct answer and the present before young scientists are questions, but still we understand that young scientists do not work in order to write a dissertation there, put it on a shelf in order to, well, some progress was made there sooner or later. let's talk about the achievements of our young scientists, maybe already joint ones with russian colleagues, who really make life easier and help us. yes, for example, uh, the intellectual exhibition of belarus, which recently ended in brest, but also in minsk

we have to to constantly help a young person, a young scientific team of self-organization , to comen help in development, or correct this fuse and not cool down. joint work, uh with the ministry of education, and those guys who are finalists will be included, and gifted youth in the bank so that they can already, uh, in particular , move up the stairs, then ideas for belarus are, probably already a flagship project, even give you an example of the experts who are now working on the sites, summing up, they say you know, but uh, five or 10 years ago? i myself once took part, and thanks to this project i chose the scientific path for myself , became a scientist, defended my dissertation, headed a scientific direction, developed a scientific school that was still being founded. ah, in soviet times. that's what is important 100 ideas for belarus e, for 12 years has grown from the republican interethnic and we are proud to note that a record number applications of this twelfth season, more than a thousand two hundred collected the whole gamut. and our ideas. well, most importantly, this i

. >> as a young mom and a youth organizer, working with young women who were being trafficked in the underground street economy, as someone who myself had been in the juvenile justice system, i decided very early on the government wasn't working for folks with no voice. i'm latifah simon and am running for congress. >> joining us now to discuss her run for congress is latifah simon. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> as you stepinto this race for congress, what do you most want people to know about you? >> in the san francisco bay area, for 29 years i've woken up in the morning and gone to sleep, fighting for folks like me and folks like the people who live across the street from me and young people who've not been served well by systems for elders or folks struggling for voice and leading institutions from the young women's freedom center working with young women on the streets and young women in institutions to running the lawyers committee for civil rights for five years and expanding those programs, to then going to work for san francisco then district attorney, h

young morning program, hello reporter, you have come. go, we are going to the news efforts and we will join mr. samari's colleague, mr. samari. greetings to you, ms. muhjabeh, and good morning to everyone. it is clear that we are approaching the last days of the year , the days that if the safety tips do not comply kamel makes many people bitter. today ms. fazeli, a health reporter, i will go to the ministry of health and cover a conference called the conference of emergency chiefs of the country . the conference of the heads of pre-hospital centers will be held by khabar network with the aim of coordination for the implementation of the nowruz health plan , and of course we wish that all citizens will be safe and comply for the sake of protecting themselves and their loved ones. have they make the necessary arrangements to provide the best services as soon as possible. placement bodies for the establishment of emergency stations at the entrances of cities, with priority in walkable cities. also , placing these centers in areas that have

see very young guys did, the main task is to make it interesting and promising for young scientists tothe country from this bill, the next step should be the history of salaries miss, raising them for scientists and normal, issuing housing and increasing the number of housing certificates that are issued last year more than 300 young scientists received assistance under the housing certificate program. the issue of a scientific mortgage is also being worked out, with regard to the law on the status of a young scientist, the main reading amendments must be submitted by the end of march dmitry oreshkin andrey tarasov parliamentary hour. a landmark event in the format of virtual reality in the state duma this week opened an interactive exposition of historical religious materials. it was prepared by the employees of the news agency ria novosti with the help of modern information technologies. the authors of the exhibition talk about the nuremberg trials in three more projects. these vr quests are dedicated to the archaeological mysteries of the sandpiper field and the expedition of ivan k

let's talk about how young people are being told. that will be my goal, to have the votes on the floor of the senate on retention of that children and teenagers -- protection for those who are exploiting them every day. i close with that number, one in 10 teenage girls contemplated suicide last year. one in 10 attempted suicide last year. we all know the role social media is playing in this. it's time to take on this entire industry, globally, to make sure we protect the most natural resource that we have, to protect the future of our country, and that is young people. they may be only 20% of our population, but they are 100% of our future, and right now they are being exploited by a single industry. let's take on that industry. on thursday, tiktok ceo shows -- testifies on privacy and data security practices. the platform impact on kids and the chinese communist party. -- the name of america which belongs to you and your national capacity fourscore and seven years ago, ask not what your country can do for you. on saturday, watch our

and whoever young person today grappling with fear, i will speak to you.therby fear of finding a good career or home you can afford to buy, or fear the planet in peril or tax on democracy at home or abroad for the effects of inflation, or fear of any of the other crazy things in our society today, if there is one message that i can give to you it is this. the future of our state is not written in the stars, it is for us, the freed men and of utah, to dictate our destiny and if i could turn your fears into one thing, it would be faith. i don't mean faith in the religious sense although i am a problem of the component that as well but thinking good things to come. faith in us, faith in yourself and faith in our capacity and commitment to solve today's our problems together. using future worth being excited about to anyone who believes the next generation in utah, will be worse off than their parents, my message is simple, not now and not on our watch. ... and you are not alone. the largest variable and student outcomes is the quality of the teacher. i have s

and it depends on how many young legislators will work. members of the chamber of young legislators become leaders, uh, of large industrial and agricultural enterprises in their regions, and deputies of the state duma leave the chamber of young legislators , we have senators in the federation council who previously worked in the chamber of young legislators, for example, most recently our representative. e, from one of the republics , he was appointed from the chamber of young legislators. he will appoint. the regional minister will oversee issues of regional policy and justice. that is, guys, uh, through work. i can definitely confirm that they get the opportunity to work in different positions, what is now visible after the rotation, which was carried out in december last year, in accordance with the order of the chairman of the federation council, more than 70 new people came. eh, objectively absolutely. can to say that the qualitative composition of the chamber of young legislators is not just being updated , very responsible people co

young. great. do you think it, if you think that fatigue going on right now among american taxpayers and politicians or yes, politicians, i don't know. i mean, i don't know how they think. i think most of them are severely deluded about reality by decades of anti russian propaganda in our mainstream media. so i have no idea what politicians i thinking, mostly they're motivated by fear as far as i can tell. but the american people are getting sick and tired, a few cray, even last october when i was running for the us house of representatives. when my team and i would go door to door, nobody wanted to talk about your grey or they were tired of it even last year. even last year, already. mr. young, what about it? in one of your recent tweets? you said that joe biden should be in peach for quote, escalating the proxy war against russia and ukraine. did you see any support for that in washington? i saw a lot of support for that. on twitter, i asked something like 25000 followers on twitter and i

. >> every election, it's like, oh, the young people are coming. the young people are coming.t come. >> they just don't show up. are you hearing me, nieces? >> i was having this conversation tonight. >> they don't. >> someone said -- this convention was not -- they're in their 20s. it was not made for us. we didn't -- i said -- >> that's because you don't vote. >> you guys don't vote. >> they never, ever vote. >> why would people cater to you if you never come out? >> sorry. not to be annoying, but we're with "nbc news." and i'm just trying to figure out, is anybody here going to vote in the election on november 6th? anybody? anybody? nobody's going to vote? >> what can get younger voters to actually turn out for elections? you know... turn out for what! ♪ ♪ you have a theme song, gadi. >> yeah... >> kal: well, young people aren't gonna be voting now. the point is, the media loves to whine about young people not voting. but what gets much less attention is that the establishment feels so threatened by the power of young voters that they actually try to get you not to vote. too

but all eyes were on the young woman beside him. so chemos on cain and she held her chin up slightly at the airport in south korea. she knew cameras were everywhere, and reporters were filming, or trying to follow her every move. she wore a smile on slightly imperious, i would say, but she held her head straight when she was received in the v i t room. she, as she entered the room, just looked at 2 or 3 different spots. like this, she did not turn at or head. she didn't, she did not look excited. she looked as if she were in charge. and all this comes from training full of self rewards known as kino jones. and the north korean delegation normally welcomed after presidential palace ah to be doing when you go, you don't think commutes only sold it for the english me. they came here only to myself. hon william was what included all the park. how wish puckett don't we don't kind of come, what did he hunger gave us? how could they when the cleaning glasses, tim jolen, they get in them. good. airport, hutchinson, for what i can order calm

this will keep guarantees for young scientists . of a young scientist should be fixed, yes. first, maybe now this is a framework law. yes, maybe this is a framework addition, but i'm sure that in the near future time, all this will be filled with meanings of real support, real support, which will be felt by a huge number of scientists who are only now beginning to implement various normative acts today. they give different definitions of the concept of a young scientist , for example, candidates of science up to 35 years old and doctors of science up to forty can count on presidential grants, while at the same time , the president's award in the field of science and innovation is awarded to young scientists up to 35 years old inclusive. regardless of the academic degree of the applicant, the bill is intended to make we are not tied to the same norms for all, in no way to the rate, whether it be 0.25 or the whole rate and not to the degree, it does not matter at all the candidate and doctor of science or, in principle, the scientist

thinking about the young people that i serve, folks are facing issues of gun violence. our history is being taken away from us. the cost of college is continuing to increase. in this moment in time, we need policy that's going to give us hope. we need policy that is going to allow us to participate in the future. we need policy that is going to insure that we are able to be here not just for a moment, but for a lifetime. and so in this moment in time, we need to make sure that we are putting all hands on deck into this movement toha insure that this gets done. >> host: in connecticut this is steven, republican line. go ahead, you on concern you're on with our guest. >> guest: wisdom, i'm a father of two millennials, one is 36 years old, us in practitioner, debt-free. she makes quite a bit of money, like yourself, and myy if son who's a communication major, both are debt-free, paid their own debt. i paid my own debt, and anything that you choose in your education is what you're looking at on dollar amount that you may have to pay back, and that's the big problem. you cho

intelligence, the congress of young scientists brought together about 500 participants from the union state , it was alexander lukashenko , vladimir putin, who sent welcoming words from the head of belarus and russia in december last year. we agreed to hold a forum at the site of the academy of sciences these days, the participants will discuss the latest achievements in specific areas and share important for the union state countries' work. common research interests from space, finished off technology and eco-transport the interaction of scientists contributed to the technological independence of the union state it's not that western pressure seems to stimulate this cooperation with the union treaty for more than 20 years, the decision of the main state to adopt 28 programs of union cooperation from november the twenty-first year was adopted before this frenzied sanctions pressure is the summit of our development and those conversations at the plenary session at the breakout tables. this one more time confirm pharmaceuticals space high technologies, agricultural sector humanities doz

director young: thank you for that. when we talk about the president reducing the deficit by over $3 trillion, it assumes the investments in paid leave. it assumes an investment in childcare. we believe that when we reform the tax code and ask the wealthiest in this country and more corporations to pay what nurses and firefighters pay in this country that we can do things like paid leave. so those programs are already baked in. so our deficit projections, when we say $3 trillion, it assumes that we have paid for a 12-week paid leave policy. so we think we can do those investments fiscally responsible by ensuring we have fairness in the tax code. reporter: given that in the past, lawmakers discussed this for a very long time. many republicans and democrats said they will leave in a paid leave program but what they can't figure out is how to pay for it. will not put forward a specific measure in this plan? director young: look, we're happy how to mix and match tax proposals and spending proposals. i think the important th

it really changes young people.hat moment, i think, makes it hard to get out of the system once you are in. susan: let's move on to book number one which is about the school in wilmington, delaware. we found a youtube clip of a news story from delaware from 1997 when the facility was first opening. or at least the new part of it was opening. we will come back and learn what you saw today. [video clip] >> the public got its first look at the school for boys. a school that will be moved into by march. the state legislature decided to send only the least violent teenagers there. this building will function more like a real school or a maximum security prison. >> it is like a college dorm with notable exceptions, namely the ability to lock down residents. even the light fixtures have no moving parts. even though this room is quite bright, there's a big yellow window. the glass is actually bulletproof and quite thick. [end video clip ] susan: what is the school like today? jeff: to remind you, the school is the detention

you will find this still on as a young kid cowboy. western movies were very popular so it was quite a thing to come of the theater and then see horse and wagons. i became a helper to these men. there's a folk tradition in my family where back far as my great grandfather people did this in my family and it's just like a lot of young men will maybe sell newspapers as something to do when growing up. i did this. my fascination for this was one of the things that kept me on the street. i am i consider myself truly, truly blessed. as a result of having this experience, because what learned through that process has deeply enriching me as a person and broadened me. and in abled me to deal with people everywhere i go in the world. and so as a document photographer, this is proven to be an invaluable experience experience. when i worked in mississippi had i not once lived on a farm and understood farming, i probably would not have been able to relate as well to people who are rural. when i went to africa one of the things that enabled me to wo

young young has stepped out missile testing this week in order to coincide with joint military jewels between the u. s. and south korea out, as there is investigative unit, has found that a senior diplomat from zimbabwe, agreeing to laurent a more than a $1000000000.00 in cash beds. angel was phil missing out. is there a journalist posing as chinese come off? take talk, seo has testified at a tense u. s. congress. hearing he face questions about the social media platforms reported relationship with the chinese communist party. and it's the use of data that have been large protests across france against president emmanuel mac horns plan to raise the return age in the city of bordeaux demonstrate to set fire to the front of the town hall as days on rest was some of the most violent in 3 months of practice. 6 though she had lines coming up next is 101 east. stay with us. ah, a week to look at the world's top business stores, from global markets and economies to construction and small businesses. to understand how it affects todd, davy lives. counting the cost on al jazeera with north kor

jim jordan, tomba, kristen new young yacht. him with talk. he turned around until gorgeous siesta saw us, her number was maria smith. grim's torn judge, tell them what to call. jim journey. sushi says the king on the hook. days are smooth. cuz a catchy, because you know the dog cargo nude over there and connected them with their oh, cute on while kim dominant manage on them. tell them are coming out with the west. gracie. the siblings bones strengthened over time as king jones was within the work as party in 2018. she made her 1st appearance on the world stage during the winter olympics in south korea. historic moment the neighboring rivals had agreed to march together in the opening ceremony. madame zim issue. mfc becky, a little crazy to mindy and an important moment in olympic history as the north and south corrina leads insert as one scene on to the flag of the korean peninsula. he knew jones quizzes was a big deal. it was the 1st time a member of north korea's ruling family had set foot in the south since the end of the coming war. the s

but all eyes were on the young woman beside him. so kimmy john cain and she held her chin up slightly at the airport in south korea. she knew cameras were everywhere, and reporters were filming, or trying to follow her every move. she wore a smile on slightly imperious, i would say, but she held her head straight when she was received in the v i t room. she, as she entered the room, just looked at 2 or 3 different spots. by face she did not turn at or head. she didn't, she did not look excited. she looked as if she were in charge. and all this comes from training all itself clear would've gone as keel june. and the north korean delegation normally will come after presidential power. ah, to jo, monica, you don't think commute only sold it for the english. they came here on the commercial hungry i'm was, were included all the park. i wish pocket them when you don't mind. can i come? what did he, hon, give us hell. could they put on the get go, sir? kim, joe, and i get in them. good. a poor hutchinson for what i can order calmed by. th

there was then very bad case of a young man. i think he was just 16 mom and 16 younger he took his own life to have that he was tortured so brutally in custody and put under so much pressure the half that he could not stand. it would be able to talk with it. though. sodium, nissan titan cong, lou. this couple has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for this dance in front of the freedom tower at great personal risk. young people have also scrawled anti regime slogans on buildings. i think about books there crossed out what we wrote last night, but we just wrote it again on thompson to protest the executions. people have suspended nooses from bridges with moolah figures as did begin by sort of the, the, the development has been that the st. protests eyes, the van which initially really a lot of people joined on which were held in different locations. at the same time, i have stopped and i had to face can only because so many people were arrested a short time by it. they told us when death sentences were given as a thought is to

well, now you don't know, she knows she's young, you're young, a fanatical home, no conditions or has and then and there is someone that much in question there's also a ton of pills and j. k. could, has despite several unsuccessful casting cold, he hopes that his training will pay off and we'll put it out. yeah, i do get told that they don't know how to do things on the cricket hung on, on the bench talking to you. they really are just for the new grandmother. okay. that all w w. i. yeah. you say you don't you put him on fire. god. you from wall mom. long as you're going to total, couldn't you come the quarter clock in today? she's the one on your mind. which call money the one on a on to didn't go to money, don't get what she's all nobody hustled anything over 300. how would you will to and had an issue? none too much. mutual political dig, a dish chair. they said the hall and yona was laced at victoria and dakota. ne, select them a little. but before pott would try and change social attitudes, he 1st had to convince his family. should i know it was up there. either you or mold you w

young people have also scrawled anti regime slogans on buildings. i think at that box there crossed out what we wrote them, but we just wrote it again on thompson to protest the executions. people have suspended nooses from bridges with moolah figures as it did because i thought these are the development has been that these street protests eyes, the van, which initially really a lot of people joined, which were held in different locations. at the same time, i have stopped and i had to face gentlemen because so many people were arrested in a short time by. they told us in death sentences were given as it out there is to that scared young people from the peg if he isn't. but it, so they switch to other forms of protest and that i put this that says, as on for still here who and we're organizing. bob is in organic, but i think they need a bit of a break from fighting out on the streets of gin and polls and my phone from his room class and come. sure, a has shami says the role of the iranian diaspora has now become more important than i would like to co

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yes, there are also many young people in museums.our exposition fund, there are also certainly many women in museums, of course, there are many women, however, i would like to note that we can find in our culture those professions where the majority are still men and the leadership of our culture in the country also has a man and our minister deputy ministers . we have many male leaders. uh, they are at the helm of institutions, therefore, we women, probably, behind these strong shoulders and it is easy to create, create masterpieces and move forward inspire with your creativity. and if we return to museums, then from our ten large republican museums there are only two women directors, the rest are men, and it’s right that men are more such administrators, locomotives , and women can succumb to emotions , can succumb to impressions and can really create. and what our visitor needs today for our viewer in front of la te forms are those methods and directions that well today attract. well, if we have already started talking about museu