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Going as strongly for the republican party as they usually would. have you seen any data that suggests that? the millennials, i'm sorry, a shift of 1%, a hiccup, in the over 65 group. that makes a bigger difference than all the millennials voting right now just in sheer numbers in the midterm. >> the last midterm in 2014, 56% of eligible seniors cast ballots, 19.9% of millennials did. so now that we're seeing 73% of seniors engaged and 51% of millennials, you might think that's bad for democrats but that's actually massive improvement from past years. in individual districts, we're seeing demo...

Landscape? >> well, i think this is going to be a banner midterm for millenial candidates, particularly democrats and women. and also set records for millenial participation in midterms. you know, the last nbc/"wall street journal" poll taken several weeks ago found 73% of seniors rated their interest level in the midterms as a nine or ten out of ten compared to 15% of 18 to 34-year-olds. that sounds terrible for millenials, but put it in the context of 2014, that year 56% of seniors voted and just 19.9% of millenials did. so this is a massive increase in millenial engagement. >> axios has thi...

Bombastic call? >> to say that the market will crash if i'm impeached, i would call it fairly bombastic. no one knows what the market is going to do. >> neil: you did, because that is why i'm happy. >> i absolutely do not. my crystal ball is not clear than anyone else. >> neil: the longest bull market because the last one technically started a few years earlier than we give it credit. can you explain that? >> sure, again, people will say that this is an argument around semantics. regardless of how long the correct phases have lasted, the 1990 pullback was 19.9%. people will say come around to ...

So the fact that this movement has so many people realizing it's important to get to the polls is what i think one of the best things we accomplished. >>chris: i want to pick up on that point which is young people traditionally do not register and vote. take a look at these numbers. in the last midterm election in 2014, 19.9 percent voted. that was the lowest rate of youth turnout in the last 40 years. delaney, what makes you think that 2018 is going to be any different? i understand the rally is exciting but we are talking about more than seven months from now. are people going to go out and ...

Things we've accomplished. >> chris: i went to pick up on that point. young people traditionally do not go out and registrable. take a look at these numbers. in the last midterm election, only 19.9% of 20 -- 18 to my 29 -year-olds voted. what makes you think that 2018 is going to be any different? i understand the rally is exciting but were talking about more than seven months from now. are people going to go out and actually vote in november? how do you keep this movement going? >> it's the strongest thing we have going for us the fact that this is a youth movement. it's led by the youth and ...