Could be a victim of gun violence every single day. women are concerned about more than half of being victims o their own campus they haven t seen any progress on this. so you see a 20-point shift an a decade on the role o government to solve some o these big issues and that s th underlying message of this polls. so many polls talk about a horse race, they go two inches deep they go ten feet deep to reall understand it is not just, i think, the media. it is the message that younger people are getting both affair of shootings, as well as the concern about the americans. but a big question to you and i know i m almost at a time, well distressing zaidi translate to votes because right now, president biden s job performance stands at only 36% for youn americans. right, for context was only just a couple of points higher back in november when th younger people -
Don t miss problems. yes, there are problems to b solved but is this really the worst times in the great recession is there really a worse time dent getting drafted for vietnam? there s some perception ther that i think is influenced b our online environment, today. but how we feel is ou reality, right if 47% of americans between 18 and 37 are feeling down, depressed, or hopeless to me, that is alarming. that is concerning my question is is that different from previou generations? i think it is, i think gen z, in particular, thos younger americans. they have dealt with more chaos, more quickly than any previous generation before even i did not go put schoo shootings. you we did not. we did not go up fearful of ball running in the other yard or knocking on someone s door. this is something that peopl carry with them every single day. 47% are concerned that the
More private you get in thes spaces, that s what is happening. we are at the start of something, it s going to kee happening. dr. brennan, he has the og, he is 21 the other people in this group of teenagers is the intelligence communit ready to deal with this, between the mass shootings tha used to these platforms wher they launch this and put their manifestos, and now threats to national security, are we read for this the law enforcement community and intelligence community better be. these chat rooms, these forums the dark web, these enclaves have served extremist purposes including terrorists they ve been able to explain the opportunities that exist i that web what we see right now is how these small chat rooms, youn americans and teenagers an others can be an outlet for th unauthorized disclosures a ver sensitive secrets from the intelligence community ben, they are als completely out of the eyeballs
Millennials a voting bloc that will be 40% of the 202 electorate and overwhelmingl vote for democrats and turnout as numbers that know previou generation, when they were there, each voted. so when we were in our teens and twenties, we voted roughly half the level as young people today, so this is a renaissanc and what we are seeing i people younger people ar voting because their lif depends on it. it s in their own self defense i think the past week with saluting because it s an off year election. for a state supreme court seat young people just actually killed it. they killed. it who are you pulling? people read your name, they se however, they think oh he just talking about those liberal elite kids on thos fancy camps. harassing these questions to i did some calculation. we spoke to 100,000 youn americans. where every single state and ever
Region of the country at thi point in my career it s actually not that divisive some people might have different ideas about what kinds of guns people shoul have access to, what kinds of, what level of background check the latency required in thei communities. but when it actually gets down to the numbers, the vast majority of blocks americans support or many or most of these reforms. and so we re in this weird place where we say the country is divided on this issue, bu the truth is, it really seem like our lawmakers are divided on this issue. americans in many case overwhelmingly support some of these changes. i think as a storyteller and reporter who goes and has to reflect on what america is trying to say back to people who all these positions of our i was thinking about how w need to better communicate that, how i and many others do, that there is really this groundswell of, not just kid and young people, but parent and grandparents