women, because women generally, even young, if young women, also young men, that's what i want to know, because i think abortion will be the number one issue, and that is all i have to say. thank you very much. host: john della volpe, i will just mention the numbers from your pole, among likely male voters, harris is leaving trump 63% to 33%, among likely female voters, harris is leading 73% to 23%. guest: that is significant, obviously. she is mentioning among both men and women. she has the majority come as you noted, and that survey of younger men. so she is pushing to 70%. i'm not sure how much more room she has to grow there, but i think that the caller is correct, that there is far more enthusiasm today than there was six months ago, as was raised, has kind of narrowed, young women are extremely supportive and passionate about harris. but, again, reproductive health is not just a women's issue, it is an issue that is also, i think, motivates young man. it is beyond reproductive health, and really speaks to word basic fundamental freedoms. in the springtime, we have longer surveys

relationship with young devices. let's go down to the prospect. how old are you? i'm 24. does that make you the youngest state represents or so there's actually uh uh, no gentleman who beats me by about 5 weeks, although he looks much older than me. but between the 2 of us, where 2 of the youngest state reps and michigan history, how do you think cameron iris is doing an appealing to young versus? she's talking about issues that young people care about, whether it's combating climate change, protecting reproductive rights, investing here in michigan or in the midwest. when we re invest here, we're helping out our neighbors with jobs. but we're also addressing that longer term cause of inflation. so that's as, as important to young people of fighting for a just and fair economy as any other issue. your young, my guy, your democrats, a lot of other young white guys are really into donald trump. so how do you explain that? there's this feeling uh, maybe things are too low, maybe other groups are doing better at the expe

so listen, reading their poetry, i've been with young people, seeing young people resonate toward it because again, of the rhythm and rhyme and the poetry. i just thought, let me expose these young people to a poetry more with more and the results were more dynamic. well, mr. oliver, as you well know, you can put books out on the shelf or in front of people, but to get them, to open them and to understand them, how do you accomplish that? getting back to my earlier point of hosting a literary activities, you know, maybe look on my website or read my social media page if you will see, you know, i'm part of some organization that is molding. literature. sometimes i reach out to them and they say, hey, how can we be a part of it? to host a writing workshop on young people or reading. or old contact news ahead. patrick, we love what you're doing with young people. can you come and work in our organizations to facilitate a workshop with young people? so young people meeting writers and authors, a lot of young people for the first time there are meeting authors i could actually work with d

you know, we're all about, you know, getting young people develop, getting young republicans out to the, you know, use the economy. yeah. more important than anything else. yes. that's why i will be voting for donald trump here in november next month. almost 41000000 members of gen z will be eligible to vote. all you guys kind of, i didn't know if i'm the president. yeah, yeah, definitely. oh yes. yeah, definitely. yeah. for sure. yeah, there's that the board and everything. are you going to buy your november? i haven't decided yet. a 1000000 voters have come of age since the 2020 to mid terms. recruiting these young americans will be crucial for whoever wins the white house. so have you decided? are you going rightful? honestly, the ultimately it'll come down with the last minute of why vote for i'm really not sure. do you know you're going to like, i do know. i yeah, i do. i mean, i get i'm, i don't know how to present a comma look kamala, i don't know how to present a r. i. is it smaller? come all of our home a long time. i think it's called the com. okay. yeah, i bought it for trump

but young people have come up with those platforms such as the last 263 tied on twitter, and young people who would actually like, participate more in these debates through these independent sources. ok, i want to stay on the issue of social media mercy. of course you've raised that issue already before. but what i'm seeing, for example in kenya is that lots of politicians have been president tutor who was here in berlin. and he's very active on social media, can see him on take talk like his dad's big is visiting schools he's attending rallies. is that the only possibility of politicians to reach the young kenyans? of course, it's the easiest way to have not because most young people own social media. are there other ways in which to be a 150 for a spot very in the village. and that's why i'm really saying that the young people shouldn't come out and be part of civic education, for example. so big hundreds found people out that still in the village, just because not everyone who systems on social media, but everyone has access to maybe to data and all of that. so i feel like the vision f

and i am here with young africans. we're going to talk about how we can create a good communication environment so that young africans can feel like be a part of shaping best society and shaping democracies. all right, we're going to jump right into it. mercy, i want to start with you because you are from kenya and we all witnessed the protest. the us led protests that were happening and can you, what's the hold on say, social media, social activism accidentally walks. it's very important to let people know out there that it really walks you as walked past few months. it was, but it's important that the young people have the right information understand. so they need to stay informed with accurate information information that is very objective. so you're saying that they're not only about going out there and raising your voice, but also having the accurate information just to say tony, i want to bring you into the conversation. what do you say about what she just told us? i mean, i agree with her that it's not just imp

reading the poetry, and sharing it with young people, seeing young people, resonate toward it , the rhythmnd rhyme of the poetry, i thought let's expose these young people to poetry more and more. the results were dynamic. >> mr. oliver, you can put books on the shelf or in front of people, but to get them to open them and understand them, how do you accomplish that? >> again, back to the point of hosting literary activities. if you look on my website, my social media pages, i am part of some organizations building literature, how can we be a part of it, to host a writing workshop? they will contact me, we love what you were doing with young people, can you work with our organizations to facilitate a workshop with young people? young people, authors, they are meeting them for the first time, i have worked with derrick barnes quite frequently, won children's awards, young people resonated towards him when he walks into the room. they see the resiliency identified in his book. a book about a young boy going to the barbershop, coming out to celebrate who he is. another book, celebrating ident

your young, my guy, your democrats, a lot of other young white guys are really into donald trump. so how do you explain that? there's this feeling uh, maybe things are too low to maybe other groups are doing better at the expense of us be that may not be true, but that's how a lot of people feel. sorry, what can you do to trying to? and although young white guys away from donald trump with the republicans, and i think that there's this problem. and i think the by new ministration has done a good job of countering it. but you saw a lot of leaders in the democratic party who were absolutely brilliant, very, very well educated, talking in ways that really spoke down to a lot of communities. does that mean teasing back on policies that might be to save just being too progressive to work? yeah, but it was, i don't think. ready at all policies, it's the way that we talk about. but for some young vices, he is the policies that are the appropriate vehicle to different manifestations of the american dream. it's the home and manufacturing costs afford motors the table and is also the nice i

so reading the poetry and then sharing it with young people, seeing young people resonate toward it and get the rhythm and rhyme of poetry, i just thought let me expose these young people to poetry. and it was also dynamic. >> mr. oliver, as you well know, you can put books on the shelf or in front of people, but you get them to open and understand them, how do you accomplish that? >> hosting literary activities. if you look on my website or in my social media page, you can see that i am part of some organization where i reach out and i say, hey, can we host a writing workshop? or they will contact me and say, hey, patrick, we love what you done with young people. can you come and work in our organizations to facilitate a workshop with our people? so young people meeting writers and authors, a lot of times they are meeting authors. who is -- coretta scott king, and young people just resonated toward it when he walked into the room, because they had read his book and they saw him identified in his books. it was about a young boy going into a barbershop and walking on celebrating who he i

when it comes to young voters, especially young men. he plans to sit down with joe rogan on friday.ment on the debate stage. what some called the sleeper issue of the election is blowing up. >> she wants to do transgender operations on illegal aliens that are in prison. this is a radical left liberal that would do this. >> harris: vice president kamala harris once was boasting about paving the way for gender surgeries for prison inmates. it's on tape. now seems to be ducking questions on the issue. steve hilton in "focus" next. [crowd cheering] sore throat got your tongue? mucinex instasoothe sore throat medicated drops, uniquely fomulated for rapid relief that lasts and lasts. that's my babyyy! try our new sugar-free cough drops. instasoooooothe! i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! —uh. —here i'll take that. [cheering] ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar and a protein blend to feed muscles up to 7 hours. ♪ - [narrator] life with ear ringing sounded like a constant train whistle i couldn't es

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in the 2020 election, turnout for young women was 11 percentage points higher than young men. pulling from gallup, last week speaks to the problem. supporters of former president donald trump between the ages of 18 to 39 , who are mostly men, just aren't enthusiastic about voting. only 34% that, they are extremely motivated to vote, compared to 53% of young voters of vice president kamala harris. in the next two and half weeks, there is the reality, yes, donald trump may have the support of some of these young men in polling to me but these are often low propensity voters . what does that mean for the harris campaign or the trump campaign? >> i think all of that is exactly right. this group of voters are absolutely aligned with democrats on the issues. there is a nature of hyper masculinity that republicans are injecting into their politics that has become characteristic of republican campaigning that democrats, a part of the long-term strategy here is redefining masculinity that is not all toxic. that there is a role of masculinity, not just in the democratic party, but in so

>> young men and young black men and young men across america are getting hip to the game.w that was very interesting was just last week when barack obama descended from martha's vineyard to wag his finger at black men and blame them for not voting for kamala harris because she was a woman. that's absolutely insulting to people like me. this is not about identity politics. this is about voting for the right person that's going to help out your pocketbook, not about voting for them because of the color of their skin. and what black men realize it was better under president trump than it is under kamala harris and people like barack obama spending time around the white hollywood liberal elites and have no idea what it's like to buy groceries and put gas in his car and live in a economy like this. therefore coming down and wagging your finger at and yous we're not paying attention to that anymore. we have to live with a disaster that we see for the past four years. and furthermore, i am a congressman in a white that jordyty district. they're not voting for me because i'm black

women and men and he has had success with young white males. of loneliness, what is your take on that? >> it is pretty disheartening, i would attribute a lot of that to social media, to the five second soundbites that sound awesome but when you listen to the entire thing it is disturbing and it is a great way of rallying the lonely people and taking advantage. >> it is disturbing for me to see, it shows there is a increasing radicalization of politics and i think it is dangerous for the direction of our country. >> you feel like there is a opportunity for the harris campaign to reach out to those people. >> i think there is but the way to go about it is more difficult. trump takes advantage of the scenario and how they young men are feeling and then he reels him in. i think tim walz is the right strategy, him being a midwestern governor and him being the moderate democrats, he is able to really young men in. >> tim has been wonderful on the campaign bringing in votes that maybe would not have voted for the harris campaign. >> the polarization w

we do have youngs and bobbins as well. well, i like empties and they're also doing their best to work with the community. then listen to the challenges that come in to have. so i'm going to take that as the final word. my panel, you have been wonderful. thank you so much vanilla. thank you tony. thank you. mercy. and thank you to a wonderful audience for being with us and for participating in this very lively debate about how young africans can use communication and other tools to shape the democracies into shape their societies. this was the street debate from berlin, germany. thank you so much for being part of the conversation. but the bait does not, and that will soon have a longer version available for you on our youtube channel. from hard politics. we now want to go over to the community level coming together as a community makes us stronger, but having a community is even more important when you need a safe space because of your sexual orientation. them's nancy. k. quiet in china is, but it's also a young south afri

a new nbc polls show more young women backing harris and young men evenly split between both.est believes if trump wins, a big part of that story will be how he attracted young male voters. i'm going to bring in mark mckinnon. his outfit is on point tonight. former advisor to both george w. bush and john mcskein and sfgs contributor mie skal, also a sclum ya university professor and former executive director of the new york state democratic party. mark, i turn to you, because you went to a campus rally at the university of georgia on tuesday sponsored by turning point, somewhat did you see? >> well, first of all, in 2020 one in ten voters were gen z, now one in six will be. campuses are hot beds of liberals and progressives and, you know, there be a preponderance of young voters voting for harris. that's true among women. it's not true among men. and i've been hearing that there are these rallies going on but many of those sponsored by charlie kirk and turning point, who's kind of the tip of and spear for young voters for trump and that there were these sea of men turning out.

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relationship with young devices. let's go down to the prospect. how old are you? i'm 24. does that make you the youngest state represents or so there's actually uh uh, no gentleman who beats me by about 5 weeks, although he looks much older than me. but between the 2 of us, where 2 of the youngest state reps in michigan history, how do you think cameron iris is doing an appealing to young braces? she's talking about issues that young people care about, whether it's combating climate change, protecting reproductive rights, investing here in michigan or in the midwest. when we re invest here, we're helping out our neighbors with jobs. but we're also addressing that longer term cause of inflation. so that's as, as important to young people of fighting for a just and fair economy as any other issue. your young, my guy, your democrats, a lot of other young white guys are really into donald trump. so how do you explain that? there's this feeling uh, maybe things are too low to maybe other groups are doing better at the exp

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even though most young people, a lot of young people are registering as unaffiliated voters >> that is they don't see a home in any party it is up to us, not a relationship it is a situationship. >> let me tell you what charlie kirk says, one thing you can say about him, he does not have a false sense of confidence that a lot of the trump army does. you know, we are going to win it. he said it will be really close and the four factors that he worries about is abortion, he says that issue has moved, made republicans bleed voters in his home state of arizona. he thinks the win vote is really animated and that the dems have a superior running game. he is worried about that. i think and i wrote my column before this. that i think women will win it for harris. >> really? >> yes. >> i think there is enthusiasm gap and gender gap and they will make a difference. >> a winning argument for him? his advisories are linked in, in the final stretch focus on immigration, focus on the economy. instead he goes back to culture wars. he does, that is his home turf. the nonsense he likes to spew. what ge

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young white men, young black men and young hispanic man and it's working.0 point shift in the harvard polling in terms of partisanship, democrats are down nine and republicans are up 11. but that's translating into policy. less likely to support significant climate investment. less likely, more likely to be pulling back on free trade. we are seeing partisanship and policy changing for this group of younger men. >> last question on policy. all of these young people i spoke to said, they gets lots of fundraising emails and text messages and solicitations to volunteer from both campaigns but they said, they very rarely hear about policy. i didn't want to grill these kids of on not watching the 11th hour because he could hear it. put that aside. what do you think about this? these are five politically active, engaged young people who are saying, i get tons of fundraising emails but i never hear about policy from either candidate. what do you think about that or the news, they said? >> there are three kinds of young people who will be voting. we have the civic m

young people aren't going to come out and vote, and so, for the young people who aren't in this room, who aren't still on the fence, saying that they're not going to vote, what can be done to increase that voter, that voter engagement and particularly among black and brown-- black and brown communities? go ahead, professor. >> i was going to say that i'm going to get back to that civic infrastructure thing which i know is quite professorial of me to talk about that, but there's a way to do it. you can create -- you can create cohorts of voters. in other words, young people, you know, you have a -- you're going to vote and you have a couple of friends saying, i'm not going to vote. come on, let's do it together. it will be fun, maybe we'll go have lunch and listen to music, things like that. this is the way you build. s this the way we build community during the civil rights music. we use today play chess together, listen to jazz together. it was real, it was human. so, i think what's going on here and what you're talking about, so much of what's been going on has been ai, not human, y

the bravery and boldness of this young man were divided by age and age. haj hassan, at that age and age, with that search, with that condition, fell to start this the plan in the units was to have a meeting with the army commanders, with martyr hammet and our other friends, they like it very much. a young man who is younger than all of them comes and says: sir, you should put your fire at the disposal of this center. all of them are interested in haj hassan. all these commanders of the army gave their brief fire support and fire support to this noble martyr. in the next operation, this adaptation plan was implemented. our scattered fires were concentrated and the baathist enemy from the front quickly became a major obstacle. saying that if we can eat these fires we should make it a little stronger, whether in the form of supporting fires or in the form of supply fires, and we should set up an artillery, it is much better, haj hassan said, i will do this . the most severe sanctions were military, and the powers of the east and the west did not even provide

young white men, i'm not sure. >> young people in general, but definitely young men, they are not the easiest demographics to get out. look i think when she is doing all of these different venues, she is still looking for those voters that might not have made their decision yet. that might not have been sold on her yet and trump is doing what he has done in the past, which is go right back to the base and i'm not sure he has the ability to break out of that. in 2020 it seemed very clear that he had this sort of declining circle or shrinking circle that he was going after and he thought i will get all of them to show up and they did and he lost. we are seeing him do that again, but also this is a time when both parties are trying to make sure that the parties are unified. that they are making sure they get to that 98%, 95% that are going to stick with them and i think trump is doing that, too. >> what do you think of elon musk's involvement? there are tons of reasons. originally people said it was ideology. elon musk is a true independent, that is why he likes donald trump, who is not

cliff young joining us.teaches a couple classes here at sais, one of which he will talk about but the other which is also our capstone to brazil. we have invited him here. he is currently the president at ipsos of polling and societal trends. before that he was a cluster president. he has had a number of years at ipsos. polling is his expertise. so we are really proud to have him here. he has recently released his new book polls, pollsters, and public opinion. i highly recommend the book. he really goes into depth as to what the role of pollsters are. to be quite frank, i am consumed by news and always watching the polls of upcoming elections whether it be the presidential election here or any other presidential election or referendum down in latin america. and i thought i quite understood it until i read this book. you do an amazing job talking about what polling is and what are the roles of pollsters. you can call them data scientists, fortunetellers, and spin doctors. an important way of talking about all

your final message to young people in oakland. we should mention young people in berkeley also able to vote in their school board elections. your final message to them as the election draws near. yes. >> so my final message is just to get them insured that they go out to vote, as well as that there is no power like the power of the youth, because the power of the youth don't stop. >> i love it. we're going to end it there. natalie, thank you so much. and good luck. you were telling me about midterms at uc berkeley. we're all going to pull for you and hope that you hope that you do. well. so thank you so much. >> thank you so much for having me. >> thank you. okay. you can take a look at our election coverage by downloading the fox local app. it's brand new folks. it's great. it's really easy to navigate. it's free to download on apple and android devices. we have a breakdown, by the way, of the different school board elections across the bay area. you can also look at other measures and candidates that are going to be on your ball

honorary guests, artists, and young people arrived to honor the heroic deeds of our ancestors.er a minute of silence, the participants left red carnations and lit lamps at the eternal flame. this is a symbol of the fact that young people remember the price they paid for the peaceful sky above their heads, preserve traditions and honor the memory. the most talented guys and girls from different regions of the union state went to smolensk. and the second song on the topic of youth problems, i took a bird from the repertoire of annie loroc. this song shows that you don’t need to give up, that you need to go all the way, that you will definitely find luck someday. and no one will never breaks. today, luck smiled. i was driving here and first of all, i was just interested in what kind of guys are here, as it turned out, these are just incredible people who work hard every day, who live for music, who create and i am sure that in the future they will become incredible artists. the youth are for the union state, yes , definitely, i really like the festival, not only did we get to know

here is obama today on the young men in the three podcast hosted about why young men might be curiouson. >> you all came of age. you are still in school when i was president, then the financial crisis hit, but then you live through a pandemic that was -- i think we are all still dealing with. a lot of young men today are coming out of school feeling like it's going to be hard for me to match what my parents achieved, maybe you know, because of the cost of living it's going to be hard for me to buy a house or support a family in the same way. a lot of young men, they get frustrated and they say well, nothing has happened in the flipside is, you know, when you have people who don't care about you, they can make it worse. >> the former president reckoning with young male frustration but making clear that the solution is not voting for someone like donald trump. coming up, i will talk to the one person in the united states senate who is thought about this issue probably more than anyone else, senator chris murphy joins me coming up next. murphy joins me coming up next. step back out there

here was a moment today on the "young man and the three" podcast hosted by young nba stars, about why be trump curious this election. >> yellow -- you all have came of age, you were still in school when i was president and the financial crisis hit, but then you lived through a pandemic that was -- i think we are all still doing with it. a lot of young men today are coming out of school feeling like, it is going to be hard for me to match what my parents achieved. maybe, you know, because of cost of living, it is going to be hard for me to buy a house, or support a family in the same way. a lot of young men, they get frustrated, and they say, well, nothing has happened. and the flipside is, you know, when you've got people who don't care about you, they can make it worse. >> the former president reckoning with young, male frustration, but making clear that the solution is not voting for someone like donald trump. coming up, i will talk to the one person in the united states senate who has thought about this issue, probably more than anyone else. senator chris murphy joins me, coming up

over a whole generation of young people _ over a whole generation of young people.le. they have targeted at young people as their audience, they have literally— people as their audience, they have literally called our teenagers their golden— literally called our teenagers their golden audience. tiktok says it's disappointed by the lawsuit. michelle fleury is following the story from new york. the lawsuits from more than a dozen states argue tiktok was deliberately designed to keep young people hooked on the service. the massively popular video app is used by half of america. a new york attorney general leticia james claims beauty filters have been particularly harmful to young girls on the out, causing body image issues and encouraging eating disorders. she says the social media platform put profit ahead of its users' well—being. what has tiktok said? of spokesperson said, "we strongly through these claims, many of which we find inaccurate and misleading". the bipartisan group of attorneys general are trying to force the company to change its behaviour and are askin

this is one of those young women.to cast her very first presidential vote for harris this year. >> it feels good, especially her being an hbcu grad. >> like most when we spoke to hear, one of her biggest issues as abortion and women's rights. >> there are a lot of things at stake here. i feel like the outcome of this election will not only shape the next four years but maybe the next decade or two and a lot of my life. this election is important. reporter: about 40 million gen z voters are eligible to vote this year. they could be a deciding factor here in north carolina, a state that donald trump won in 2020. >> they care most about the economy. they wondered where they will find a job. reporter: she is trying to change her party's difficulty with reaching young americans. >> the republican needs to be better at talking to younger voters. in politics in general, we have a older population. reporter: she says the state network will be key to turnout. >> there will be a growing number of republicans who are last fearfu

my most important message is to children and young people.tening you by demanding sexual images or videos, this is a crime. you are not to blame in any way. please talk to a trusted adult. to all parents and grandparents and anyone who cares for children, please speak to the young people in your life about the dangers of talking to strangers online. absolutely at the heart of this, the victims. that phrase catfishing can be just this, the victims. that phrase catfishing can bejust to explain is when someone takes on a fake identity online to target another person, usually for abuse or for fraudulent reasons. one of mccartney's victims was a 12—year—old girl from west virginia in the united states, who took her own life after being abused by him. cimarron thomas was targeted by mccartney on snapchat. she killed herself rather than comply with his demands, which included the abuse of her younger sister. her father ben took his own life 18 months later not knowing what happened to his daughter. it wasn't until 2021 that investigators discovered

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why would andrew young do that?n his book he wrote, "i joined in the deception, and at the time, amazingly, i believed it was the right thing to do. i did this for one primary reason-- i believed in john edwards and all the things he said he stood for." how much was he involved in helping... this relationship to happen? oh, it wouldn't have happened without him. every time we reached some sort of obstacle or hurdle, andrew would clear-- clear that, remove it. one of the things that's--that's hard to get across to folks is how much it was really possible that john edwards was going to be the next president of the united states. in my personal opinion, i didn't think he should run for president. you didn't think he should run for president because of the relationship? -yeah. -yeah. -well, there... [chuckles] -did you tell him that? -yeah. you know, i was the only one. everybody wanted him to run. what did he think was gonna happen? like, it's all based on a lie. -right. -you know, it's like, how--this is not gonna end