0 for the obama campaign. one of the things we re not talking about is the fact that young people especially had to get their democratic rights blocked in a lot of ways because of the obstruction that republicans mainly when it came to you had two years of democratic house and senate. they made it harder for young people to vote. if you re going to talk about the turnout in 2008 and the turnout in 2012, what we didn t have in 2008 were the laws that made it harder to get that right to vote. let me ask this question a different way. and i ask this question to tavis smiley. is black america which voted for him 90-some-odd-percent. right. are black americans now heading into the sixth year of presidency, are they better off than before he became president? absolutely. absolutely. numbers don t show it. and here s the thing. and the black community, the labor participation rate is lower than it has been in 30-some-odd-years. how do you make that case? because we had
well, unemployment remains way too high among 18 to 29-year-olds. according to the department of labor, the total jobless rate for millennials is 10.9%. now that s well above last month s national average of 7.3%. and moving on, in 2012, a record number of millennials, well, guess what, they re still living at home with mom and dad, $21.6 million total, a much higher number than the 18.5 million back in 2007. in terms of median income, now sadly, it has systematically declined over the past five years. starting in 2007 at 33,000, dropping all the way to just over 30,000 in 2012. let not your heart be troubled because there s some good news to share with you tonight. at least from my perspective. according to the latest quinnipiac poll, the group of young people represented behind me right now, they prefer republicans at this moment over president obama on almost every issue. and the gop, ten point advantage when it comes to handling the economy, a five point advantage on heal
the nation s capitol starts right now. the growing irs scandal is putting the agency and leadership on the hot seat. the official who once led that unit targeting conservative groups has another job and one that could impact every american. she is in charge with handling the irs s implementation of obama care. democrats said there is no evidence that sarah ingram knew groups were targeted by the irs. but conservative groups said show was the head of the part of the agency and now sounding the alarm. this is how ingram s sal row increased and the bonuses she received when show took over the tax exemption business in two whwhere are 09. they are questioning now why she will make decisions about obama care. if we learned anything this week theires needs less power and not more. it turns out the irs official that oversaw the part is now in charge of obama care office. you kent make this stuff up. democrats said joseph graham didn t find out until six months after ingram was
0 darril issa is hoping for more transparency and writing in part to thomas pickering, your refusal to allow staff to interview you is inconsistent with your tough and transparent. i hope you reconsider. ine before the subpona became public a member of the house voiced concern that politics may have provided a lapse in security. when i was on the ground i heard from the people in tripoli. they had to hire a mobile phone salesman to do security. the subpeona is a stark example of extreme republican overreach and the shameful politicalization of a tragedy. republicans remain focused on getting their hands on more information. suchs video surveillance and the gap and the white house talking points release. speaker john boehner is urging the administration to reveal all communication in the hours after the attack. uma, back it you. the oversight member tray dou doubty is key. thank you for having me. ndo you think that ambassador pickering will give the information that is kreticca
corker. plus, the president uses his inaugural address to push a liberal agenda. we ll ask our sunday panel how mr. obama is likely to do in his second term. and our power player of the week. a student of the ways president s exercise power. all right now on funds. all right now on fox news sunday. and hello again from fox news in washington. american women in the military have served on the frontlines for years. and 152 have been killed in iraq and afghanistan. but when defense secretary panetta lifted the ban on women in combat his decision this week drew strong praise and sharp criticism. we have is brought together could distinguished veterans to discuss the issue. colonel martha mcsally was the nation s first demail combat pie are te female cot and joins us from tucson. lieutenant general jerry boykin was the former head of the u.s. special forces command. welcome to fox news sunday. i have been looking forward to this discussion. thank you very much, chris. so