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Nothing in this bill deals with them. 4 million fewer meals on wheels for seniors. 600,000 people dropped off wic. nothing there for them. unemployment insurance, emergency unemployment insurance cut 11% for 2 million out of work americans. nothing in here for them. >> joining me right now is managing editor of the grio joy reid and "huffington post" sam stein who fired off this tweet on this issue. "head start kids should start complaining about the long tarmac delays they're dealing with." let me go back to joy then to sam. joy, it seems to me republicans and democrats are not partisan when ...

And '40s, known as the silent generation, only 31% favor same-sex marriage. but amongst baby boomers, the number rises to 38%. it gets still higher for the middle aged generation x at about 49%. now look at the millennials. those born in 1981 or later. 70% support gay marriage. some other polls put that number even higher rising to 80%. millennials are an important constituency, representing about a fifth of this country's voting age generation. they will be around longer than anyone else, you want them on your side. their voting patterns are actually striking. if you break down voters' party ...

But amongst baby boomers, the number rises to 38%. it gets still higher for the middle aged generation x at about 49%. now look at the millennials. those born in 1981 or later. 70% support gay marriage. some other polls put that number even higher rising to 80%. millennials are an important constituency, representing about a fifth of this country's voting age generation. they will be around longer than anyone else, you want them on your side. their voting patterns are actually striking. if you break down voters' party choices by their age group, here's what you find. the oldest generation brea...

We're trying to get it -- this could have huge ramifications politically if the supreme court agrees to hear this case over the next year, two years possibly, just in so many different races. >> sure, no question. i would say, you know, you look at those states -- i was looking at the map just now, those states are eight or nine of the most conservative states in terms of their voting patterns. i don't think it's any huge surprise those are the places we are seems movement to restrict abortion rights. at the same time i think it's fascinating where you have same-sex marriage, the position -- t...

Some course of black people or latino people. it really looking at actual voting patterns. the thing that's often true in many of the section five jurisdictions, a level that's not true in other places, is that the minority community are trying to elect candidates that the majority community will systematically reject. you have to find a place to have a political voice. >> can i make a point? this is not an grassroots uprising. this is a conservative complex. the same field that were pushing discriminatory voting changes, they want this challenge to happen. that's why it's before the court. so...