And international affairs from brown university in providence joins us tonight. thank you for coming on. my theory, andng i think it s right, is that a lot of young people say they want real economic change because the current economy is not working for them and the boom that we are seeing in markets isn t reflected in the economy that they experienced, do you think that s true? i think there s definitely a lot of truth and what a lot of viewers will feel themselves is that they are working harder constantly but at the same time, there is lots of employment and loss of jobs and no one isns saying the economy isn t good, it s not showing up in wages and that s been a story that s been going on for a long time. all the way back to the late 70s, in fact. tucker: interesting. so is it also true that young people entering the labor market for the first ten years of employment, 22 to 32, they are finding themselves behind where they re at parent s generation was at those ages? that s
Lead over claire mccaskill. the fox news poll has him deadlocked at 43% each, and mccaskill is up by three points but that still within the margin of error. more than 54% of missouri voters approve of president trump s job performance and, in an effort to push josh holly across the middle line, the president is also holding a rally in missouri about one hour 5 minutes from right now. tucker: trace gallagher, thanks. fundamentally most elections are about the economy and that s always been true but what s a striking and appalling in this one is how many voters say they want profound change to the u.s. economy? young people famously say they identify with socialism pretty strongly. at the question is, why is that? mike blythe mike mark blythe im brown university in providence and he joins us tonight.
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Other stories making news this morning. chris brown has checked himself into a rehab facility following his arrest in washington, d.c. last weekend for allegedly punching another man. brown s rep says his goal is to gainand insight into his past and recent behavior. ray kelly faced a tough crowd tuesday during a lecture on policing at brown university in providence. student protesters are seen thoughts and booing over the nypd stop and frisk program and its intelligence gathering. the associated press has uncovered evidence that russia has broken its zero waste pledge promising that the sochi olympics would be the cleanest games ever. the a.p. says tons of waste is being 2ku6r78dumped in a protec
He is such an icon on the streets of providence, rhode island. he s been dancing there for decades. i remember when i was a reporter in providence, he was always the talk of the town. steve: if you re going to get a ticket, you want it from tony. he s been on this program before. he would be outside, but right now we ve got a storm going on. it s pouring. brian: how happy is america s news writers that they re getting whistled in the morning trying to get ready and hope hemmer is not in a bad mood again. alisyn: he s got the moves! steve: he s an icon and he s back with us again this christmas. we re going to tony in a little bit. brian: he does say it s harder in his body when he flips backward. steve: all that hip swivelling. alisyn: all right. he s going to join us later and show us some moves. steve: john boehner was doing tap dancing yesterday. they thought they were really close. he needed 217 votes and they