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interesting. rachel: the dating site keeper or spurring the conversation, they use a.i. to match singles after they fill out a personality survey. pete: isn't that what dating web sites already do? rachel: it kind of is, actually k. and i don't believe in this. if you want to catch my podcast, you'd have to go back a few months, on the right way to find a romantic partner, and it's called going back to the '80s. check out my podcast on that. i give all the tips that help people in the '80s find love without all the swiping and prejudging -- joey: forget finding love, what about finding your way to the grocery tore? i mean, we are fully dependent on these devices, and it is potential. pete: i think if done the right way, dating apps are just a are efficient way -- rachel: it seems efficient, but -- pete: -- to find people that align with your values or what you're interesting -- interested in. rachel: it tends to encourage you to make very sort of rash
perfect content, which often is sending kids down dangerous rabbit holes because kids are swiping on disturbing content. i thought it was going to beat parental consent provision that was most concerning to these kids, but it wasn't. it was the ban on the use of the algorithm. these kids were really dependent on the algorithm. they really couldn't envision a world in which they had to expend effort to find content that they were interested in. a google search to these kids was way too onerous undermines. they were scared of the fact that tiktok or youtube might not just be delivering them content tailored for them. they feared that they would be more unhappy if they had to do that work. of course, the evidence is to the contrary. the evidence is that a decade ago, when teenagers actually had to do more work, to find things that they cared about, or to make connection with peers, they were actually happier. they were less lonely.
i am not sure and how clear why, but it is a highly educated workforce and the women with college degrees are more likely to be working than those without college degree, and we will see a shift in the demographics there, and it is the remote work rise. and this is again disproportionately helping those with college degrees. this is a great story for those punching above their weight in terms of holding the jobs and applying for jobs. men, on the other hand, a different story, and they have not recovered the ground lost early in the pandemic, but women are doing quite well in the labor market. >> we know that the federal reserve is going to have the next meeting late in the month, and what all of this adds up for them, we will have much more time to speak about that. john. >> swiping or not swiping, and mike pence with a not so vailed
>> thank you shannon we'll see you in the chair tomorrow where i am sitting tonight. president biden says he hopes today's decision is not the final word on affirmative action. jackie heinrich tells us what else the president is saying today. >> the president's first reaction to the supreme court's decision. >> this is not. >> drawing a later explanation. >> what i meant is there's a ton more to unravel, basic rights and basic decisions that any court in recent history. take a look at overruling roe v wade. >> senator mitt romney who biden singled out as one republican he still respects swiping at biden's condemnation at the high score tweezing normal is following the constitution which does not allow on race. >> the president disappointing progressives who have long called to expand the bench. >> i think if we start the process of trying to expand the court we're going to politicize it maybe forever in a way that is not healthy. >> that you can't get back.
it is not more complicated than that sometimes. >> and since you mentioned, it we should enter into the record the, daily beast reporting that there is some sort of an argument on the floor of the house today, in which marjorie taylor greene called boebert, a quote, little bit. the angry exchange comes at the two lawmakers have been swiping at each other for the opposing resolutions to impeach joe biden. mccarthy has been cautioning against impeachment. i just think that running something on the floor is not a fair to the american people, making the case, making the argument. we will not use impeachment for political purposes. he's going to try to hold that train, back but i am curious, what do you think about the dynamics there? >> he is having a hard time. the train is rolling. ever since the debt limit deal that a number of these same republicans did not like, they've been quite displeased, to put it gently. i didn't know that you could say begich on television, i just learned that. they've been quite displeased,
focused on censoring adam schiff. they want them to be lowering their health care, they want them to be doing things to make their lives better. it is not more complicated than that sometimes. >> and since you mentioned, it we should enter into the record the, daily beast reporting that there is some sort of an argument on the floor of the house today, in which marjorie taylor greene called boebert, a quote, little bit. the angry exchange comes at the two lawmakers have been swiping at each other for the opposing resolutions to impeach joe biden. mccarthy has been cautioning against impeachment. i just think that running something on the floor is not a fair to the american people, making the case, making the argument. we will not use impeachment for political purposes. he's going to try to hold that train, back but i am curious, what do you think about the
eastern time, the two frontrunners making multiple stops today swiping each other along the way. >> when i heard desantious out say we need eight years, we need six months. if you need eight years, who the hell wants to what wait eight year? >> leadership is also not entertainment. it's not about building a brand. it's not about virtual signalling. it's about producing results for the people that you represent. >> trace: we'll have reaction from kayleigh mcenany in moments. first to shannon bream. host of "fox news sunday." shannon, it's great to see you. i want your take if i can on the breaking news at the top of the show, which is president biden falling on stage at the graduation ceremony. it to me, it appears like this is going to become fodder. people are already talking about his age. it doesn't poll well. when stuff like this happens, it
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sounded here at oxford circus which is already a busy place to be in central london. everyone paused. there was a loud sound. people look down at their phones and were swiping to see what exactly was going on. there wasn't any mass panic. more curiosity. a little bit of human views, especially among some tourists who are getting the alerts on iphones in that they are not uk residents. we had a range of reactions he would many people saying this is a good idea and they would prefer to be related to survey the events of the people saying it was a little bit anxiety inducing —— they would prefer to be alerted to severe events. a couple of ladies here were having lunch with this alert came through. is a little bit about what your reaction was the dealer some people around you. i personally suffer from anxiety so not remembering the alarms went to go off and having my finger wealth so loudly and so abruptly they put me on edge and, yes, in the middle of the restaurant it was fun with chaos, everyone's alarms going off at different times and it was not a fun moment. to at different times and it was not a fun moment-— fun moment. to find it useful at all? willthis_ fun moment. to find it useful at