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Turning to you, how about millenials? is this important to them? >> i think this is a good step. if we look at all things considered about the millennial generation the military is a good fit. millenials want to live their values. they don't want big distinction between work and their life. to go into an institution that is saying we understand that you are participating in same-sex marriages, this is your family, and even if you aren't it's a value you strongly support. it's the same with transgender service, which we're moving closer toward. it's the same with opening combat roles to women. ...

The general and they lean more democratic. i think when it comes to -- it's still going to largely be about social issues when it comes to young voters. i think a lot of the pitch that will come certainly from democrats will be trying to paint republicans as extreme on issues like same-sex marriage. they will try to play the women's reproductive issue as well as they did in 2012. but also the economy will be a big part of it. it remains to be seen what the economy will look like a couple of years from now but the extent to which millennials are left out, if unemployment is high that will be a ...

Survey. 57% of people between 18 and 33 are nonhispanic white people. and this number means that millennials, which are the largest living generation are also the most racially diverse generation in american history. sabrina, how does that number when we segregate by race how does that help our understanding of what it means to be a millennial. >> one of the big things that you're going to see when it comes to demographics of millennials is how that plays particularly with the gop because they have as you pointed out, struggled among millennial voters as well as when it comes to splitting it d...

Position on indiana's religious freedom bill and the paper was told by a representative senator paul is out of pocket with family and not doing any media all week long. for a generation that has come to expect the answers to all of their questions to be just a tap, a text social media post or google search box away the senator and his counter parts in the class of 2016 are going to have to do a lot better than that. joining me now, sabrina sudeki neil michelle goldberg senior contributing writer for "the nation." thank you all for joining on this holiday weekend. michelle, i want to start with...

55% favor a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants and 54% of them disapprove of the affordable care act, the same amount of millennials also believe it's the government's responsibility tone sure health coverage for all. while half of them think they'll never see a single dime of social security, most of them don't want to see their elders lose their benefits either. of all generations, millennials are the only group where polling shows a majority are in support of bigger government. if you're a republican looking to win over this generation you might find yourself doing a tricky tap...