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pete: go out on your own, go to school six years. stay on cell phone plan. rachel: health care. pete: we were at dinner two nights ago. a table of three, perfectly lovely, late 20s females next to us. they were having a conversation i would have pegged for 14-year-olds. will: really. pete: i'm kind of going. i know that is anecdotal. between social media and education system and then the cultural reinforcement. you don't want families. career should be most important no matter what. it means kids get pushed out. will: not just a cultural issue. we'll tie it up with this. it is also practical issues, if you have declining birth rate, we don't have to project, japan has done it, europe has done it. malaise in your economy. your economy will decline. you will have the malaise in ability to innovate. new people is new ideas. that is what it is. you will just slowly kind of as
least save some money and hopefully give themselves a little bit of a leg up when they do decide to leave the house. if they leave, i think most will. i have faith in our kids out there. >> steve: somebody has got to do this survey how many of these kids, gen zers are still on their parents' cell phone plan because it's a very big number. >> a lot of the parents are paying for the cell phones. date that shows that as well, steve. >> steve: thank you very much. also, data shows american dream home that she hosts on fox business tonight at 9:00 is a big hit. what do you got cooking tonight. >> tonight we are going to colorado springs at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. this is kate and scott. they wanted -- they got daughters they wanted a horse property. you know i grew up in texas. horses, i'm a big fan. 9:30, rock musician wants to rock out in the country outlines of st. louis. space to play his guitar as loud as he can. he goes out and he finds i won't say which one he picks there is three of them. but he picked a beautiful
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that was you know, stating hey, this is what is happening. so very transparent in that manner. i don't know what happened between then and now but he is saying this four years ago. and many of these shooters come out and say it well ahead of time. it's not a surprise. and if you ask the people that he worked with or, you know, anyone that knew him in school, it was not a surprise to anyone that this young man was a danger to everyone. >> katie: congressman, to follow up on that, authorities have said he doesn't have adult criminal record but there may be a juvenile record. those are oftentimes sealed and not available for public consumption. we do know that the police were oftentimes at his home. he had a difficult relationship with his mother. his mother said that he was aggressive. there were multiple fights. he would cut his own face. he shot his grandmother before going to do this after the altercation that they had about allegedly a phone bill or canceling a cell phone plan. so how long do you think it's going to be before we get more
sessions, he was a jeff sessions sycophant. he is someone who has anti immigrant policies in his bloodstream, but also this notion of election fraud that became so powerful under trump as the big lie with something that his mentors, senator sessions, had long pushed and alabama, trying to bring voter fraud cases, claiming that there was voter fraud and elections when there was no evidence of it. so it's not surprising he ends up in this position where he ended up today, likely as one of the last line defenders of this former president. ironically, trying to assert executive privilege which is now largely been waived and disallowed by the supreme court in this last gasp effort to not provide anything helpful to keep the truth from the american people. >> joyce, is reminding us of who stephen miller's, who he was. that cell phone was, as we remember, on his moment that cell phone plan. grown man.
january six. you had, frankly, a gangster who is in power making those statements on tape. the prosecutor told the jury that the defendant is quote, an adult, not a child. president trump can hold his hand as he walked down to the capitol. also today, former trump white house senior advisor stephen miller testified to the january six committee. according to other witnesses, stephen miller was present for meetings about overturning the presidential election. and participated in writing the speech that donald trump gave that sent his supporters to attack the capitol. as rachel reported in the last hour, one source says that the eight hour questioning of stephen miller today got chippy at times. stephen miller attempted to block the january six committee from obtaining his phone records because the married 36-year-old father of one child said, he's on a family cell phone plan with his mother.
block the january six committee from obtaining his phone records because the married 36 -year-old father of one child said, he's on a family cell phone plan with his mother. and father. joining us now is ryan riley, justice reporter for nbc news digital who was in the courtroom today in washington. ryan, was this a case where the defendant turned down a possible plea agreement offer in favor of going to trial? >> yeah, you know, mostly these cases, they're offering some sort of plea deal so evidently it wasn't some that he was willing to go along with. and it was a more remarkable trial because over the course of a few days as the jury heard this evidence, there wasn't much -- between the defense and prosecution. they all sort of agreed on all of the fact there were stipulated. it was really hard to object to those facts because, it was