the kids. but they re not. we re putting all this on the kids credit card. inter-generational theft, it s immoral, unethical, we have to make a change. laura: we are saddling the next generation with ever-growing debt. and for what? if we truly cared about the my len yals we would firstly keep them sach by immediately funding the border wall to keep them safe. then find real cuts throughout the federal budge don t offset these radical expenditures so they wouldn t be stuck after the military hardware and the flimsy fence we re buying have all rusted away. we can do better, we must do better, or republicans do not deserve to be in the majority. and that s the angle. joining us for reaction, is south carolina republican congressman wall of norman who joins us from charlotte. and here in washington, is richard goodstein, smiling like
while competitors have come and gone to let their workers know we value your time with your families o friday get back to work! we have the attorney, your world and producer, your world audio tech, and the wall street journal s gillian. gillian, begin with you, on the ceo saying, neil, there s sometimes things more important than sales on a thanks giving day. yep. and that is marketing. i think this is absolutely the right branding choice. america is a little bit anti-corporate, anti-capitalist, especially among my len yals. millenials, not me. but i think it sends the right message they put their employees first, being responsible and ethical. that resonates with my generation. they ve been doing it for a while. it s not like neil: i said that in the lead1. 1 years. . but they re not bandwagoning it.
we should be allowing on college campuses. four in ten mill len yals agree that people should be prevented from making statements to minority groups. are people getting too sensitive these days? i think it s clear that, look, millenials have been we have seen protest and action on unprecedented levels and we should be hearing that and we should be and our college campuses should be reflecting that desire to reflect our american values. to you, evan. i would say if there is hate speech and then there are hate actions. there is great to go out and protest and be involved in a political cause. but when you go out and rye yat and commit violence, that is absolutely wrong. milo is a despicable human being, but he has the right to be heard.
forward. a lot of money in that market as the boomers age. and an interesting story from cnbc. list the top ten stocks by investigator age bracket. tell us about this. yeah. this is fascinating. you know there s often this debate about what are the ma len yals going to be like? we kind of know about the boomers and ge n xers. they looked at 6.3 million account holders portfolios combed through the data to find out who s holding what. the under 25s, the numbers point to facebook. the social media stocks look big in their portfolio. over the 65s, there s ge the traditional good dif dent payers and companies you can understand
attention to who aren t involved with politics in their every day lives. what about the fact of that low number of women that would consider him seriously? right. exactly. that s what i m saying. i think he needs to make a little bit of an effort. whether or not it is right or wrong with him with the way he talked to those reporters, now that that narrative is out there he needs to try extra hard to make sure he does something to combat that which i haven t seen from him yet. i didn t know if you were talking about millennials in general or breaking it down for gender. sal, let me show you the tweet that marco rubio put out with sort of a callout to game of thrones. allah is he a good choice for len yals? he is a good choice for millennials. i think that he is young. he talks about student loans a lot. . he gets down on their level around he can relate to them. i think any republican you look at back jumping back to the question you asked, they re all going to have trouble