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going to get worse. >> let me be clear. it's just going to get worse as long as we continue burning fossil fuels, which puts co2 into the atmosphere that's the main driver of this heat. that's really important to clarify when we stop burning fossil fuels and dumping co2 in the atmosphere, the temperature rise will slow down and stop he is a predatory force because it kraze on the most vulnerable people who are older, who have heart conditions, pregnant women, young children, outdoor workers they are the people who are most vulnerable to these temperature changes a lot of people watching this perhaps live lives where it gets hot outside and they retreat into air conditioning it's really important to realize that hundreds of millions of people on this planet don't have that kind of luxury. >> and our formable to the spikes of temperature. >> all right, so let's get two solutions here, obviously, as you mentioned, there are, there are macro solutions in terms of cutting down on greenhouse gases and so on. but if we're
table economics. i mean, that's applies to both men and women. but certainly it's a concern for women as well. it might be an advantage for republicans, right? because despite the economy's big picture numbers not being bad. i mean markets are setting records. these as people's perception of the economy, how they feel it, and experience it. it isn't matching up. why is that well, the things that people are focused on our everyday costs and those have been going up and even when you take inflation, now when you slow the increase in inflation since 2019, you still had a 20% increase in terms of rising prices for food, which is the dominant thing that women are worried about. >> women in america go to the grocery store three times a week and health care costs, which are going hey, up and people are renewing their plans and facing higher deductibles. >> so the administration has been very aggressive about taking epic junk fees and price
religion, i like it, but i understand that's perhaps not as attractive for many people in your generation, but we have been reporting on some revivals among young people, so i think what you're talking about is there is a hunger out there. the question is, are we going to as a culture provide more options for young women and young men to have a full experience, spiritually speaking. i'm really glad you're talking about this. i know you're going to have a podcast coming out soon, and we wish you all the luck on that. >> thank you so much. thank you guys for having me. rachel: you got it. more from our tv exclusive with former president trump at the top of the hour, his take on that guilty conviction and so much more. next. were you worried the wedding would be too much? nahhhh... (inner monologue) another destination wedding?? why can't they use my backyard!! with empower, we get all of our financial questions answered. so we don't have to worry.
and we can't find that in organized religion within the confine ifs of organized religion so, forever, we are repelled by that. -- therefore. we can only find that in a relationship with jesus. rachel: you know, or one of the things, and i was reading up on this in order to prepare for this interview, there's at lot of political ideologies out there that are actually affecting the core of, you know, the way women view themselves. so, you know, what is a woman. and so when you're actually attacking something that's actually such a physical and spiritual like who are you as a woman with, that that can also be destabilizing for women and be, perhaps, one of the components that are drawing them away from a religion that has a different answer that is not that flexible, the question of what is a woman. the other thing is that this generation is very lonely. how is this playing into that? because you would think that might if draw them towards religion which, especially organized religion, which could have more community. >> absolutely. i mean, that's so, so sad to
way of doing business in mexico with the opposition who had to nominate a unified candidate because they saw how powerful lopez obrador and his morena party had become so calorie same baum, who is the get it for morena is seen as the favorite to continue these policies but the opposition in the last few weeks that apparently they have gained some momentum, the assassination of more candidates might be affecting the vote today. so it's gonna be very interesting to see not only if mexico go and select a woman to be their presence, something they have given, it's a fact for them because the two top candidates are women, they are really looking forward to decide the future of the country. >> it's a fascinating election, as you said, millions and mexico will be voting. but what about those who live abroad? >> it has created large interests outside the borders. mexicans are broad, can, can vote. there is interests in the
pete: let's put something in that wasn't designed for those waters for a political outcome. that's not what our folks in uniform are supposed to be used for. cameron hamilton, thank you for your time. we appreciate it. >> thank you. pete: that a kind of moment of the pier breaking apart is reminisce is sent of what happened in afghanistan, something we talked to donald trump about at length last night as a well, and you'll hear more so from. because the failure in afghanistan is a failure of military leadership to stand up and tell the truth about the implications of policies. and that's why you should check out my new book, "the war on warriors." it's out on tuesday. if you order it right now, you'll have it on tuesday. and it outlines the devastating impact of what happened in afghanistan, what military leaders or should have been willing to do, how our commander or in chief abandoned the troops and what it says about a capabilities going forward and the world's perception of our fighting men and women. we tell the truth about that and what else is happening in our military. "war on warriors."
hear but, unfortunately, it's no surprise because when you look around at the society that my generation has grown up in, we see that we are a narrative-heavy culture that has pushed my truth onto my generation. and because we can't find our identity in my truth, we lack identity, or we lack purpose. and like you said, we are lonely and we are depressed. now, we can't find that identity in organized religion. we can only find that identity in his truth, in the truth of who god is. and is so i think that gen-z and my generation as a whole has just rebelled against organized religion because, because we are not finding a relationship there. and so there's -- rachel: sure. well, let's looking a at some of these statistics on the beliefs of accident g -- gen-z women. 54% identify as pro-choice. 61 of gen-z women identify as
that the two discussed what ukraine needs to defend itself and a possible bilateral security agreement as once-key is attending a high-stakes security summit singapore meeting with world leaders about what ukraine is dealing with ukrainian dying. >> i'm not sure, russians are raping, are people women so gaza, tens of thousands of children, nobody had to tell us how this is, how to end this war. it should and equity to a and justice and this has compulsory greene them as cnn's and, tasha per tran joining us now it's a familiar scene where we've seen zelenskyy plead many times, appeal to foreign officials. >> what are we learning? think about zelenskyy meeting with lloyd austin, secretary of state, a defense will amara he met earlier to de here with
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♪ rachel: gen-z is known for bucking trends, and the latest is their relationship with their faith. for the first time in decades, more young women are abandoning religion than men. here to help us make sense of this exodus is gen-z voter caroline. so great to have you on. this is really fascinating to me because we have seen, of course, that religion is dropping off among young people. but traditionally we think about it with men pause that's what's been in the past. why are women moving away from religion? if. >> well, i think it's not only men and women, it's our generation as a whole, miss rachel. see, my generation has grown up in a curated world that is inundated with inawe a then disty, can and as a result of this, we lack meaningful purpose. we lack a true sense of identity. we are desperately searching for something veritable, something eternal, something real.