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loud voices, i think there's a plethora of individuals and families who believe in the patriotism. >> i was at... it was just amazing to see the soldiers, to see the members of the navy and the patriotism. it was incredible and i loved it that it was there. >> is the nation still living by the ideals? yes... >> mark a very much -- very vocal minority is not and likely influencing our youth. keith, after afghanistan it's quite evident that we don't. leo, our nation is still upon the ideals. they are not... joining the nightcap and watching fox news at night. i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. see you back here tomorrow. with over 6 million moves. don't wait, use promo code 25now to save.
prosperity has not trickle—down and that certainly has reflected. what is also not worked with the waters this time was rising unemployment, especially among educated youth. almost a quarter of those educated youth under 25 are unemployed. these were some of the concerns and that also shows that the buoyancy of the indian economy has not yet trickled down.— indian economy has not yet trickled down. archana shukla, thanks very _ trickled down. archana shukla, thanks very much. _ trickled down. archana shukla, thanks very much. speaking i trickled down. archana shukla, thanks very much. speaking to | thanks very much. speaking to us there from mumbai. from one election to another — this time south africa. parties have until the 16th ofjune to try and form some sort of coalition government after recent elections. but the country is facing a number of economic challenges — including high unemployment. the bbc�*s aaron heslehurst has been speaking to the finance spokesman for the democratic alliance which came second in the vote and asked him what the solution is. now, the reason why our unemployment is so high is obviously our economy is not
moved to the interior of the country. go to places like nashville, you see there's tons of patriotism and well-deserved honours for those who have fought for our freedom. >> in arkansas, i was born four days after that speech by president reagan and i think there definitely are those noble patriots out there today that would be willing to do that. >> i have to disagree because the folks that stormed normandy, they were young. so i have to compare them with our youth today. what are our kids doing? standing up some of them and they are supporting hamas in these protests. and they get offended. they think their day is a rough if someone doesn't use the right personal pronoun. they don't understand the sacrifices that previous generations made for their freedom to go out there and say things that are offensive. >> i will try to focus on the positive and say it while i still think that we hear the
>> yes. >> madeleine: that debate will take place on the 27th. >> todd: bring in our voter panel, university of arizona student, jose castro, alex holt, father, and danielle cortez, who served on biden's commission. >> you are young and latino, is trump winning your state of arizona because biden has lost both youth and latino vote offer the last 3-1/2 years? >> yeah. it shouldn't surprise anyone, given fath as young people, we want good paying jobs. we want good quality education and yet what we've seen is the takeover of education system by woke agenda, which isn't preparing us to actually get jobs and actually get careers
because my family had founded a ku klux klan organisation, this old american terrorist organisation, to try to create politics, and then had left it when they decided it wouldn't work in modern politics. what stormfront did was bring together nazis and ku klux klan people and disaffected youth and tenured professors, all under the same umbrella of the same movement. and you, again, were part of all of that. and the website, indeed, is very much still accessible today. it calls itself, on the home page, "the voice of the new embattled white minority". on the kids�* pages, what kinds of things did you put on there? my parents had taken me out of school when i was nine, and so that was the first thing that i wrote about — that i had left school, which was very diverse, very multiracial, and my family explicitly said they were taking me out of school because they did not want me to be in a multiracial environment. and what i was writing about was the idea that we weren�*t
it's an incomprehensible moment. you want a moment ago, the youth. they were so young, and yet they were volunteers, and they took with courage and honor and commitment. they delivered on those beaches. a final thought, by the way, those were the young people on the beach. their commander, general eisenhower, later president eisenhower, wrote famously a speech in which, if the mission had failed and he had to withdraw those troops under fire, he wrote a letter and was going to publish the speech that said, any blame or fault is mine alone. that kind of accountability at the very top of our leadership could be a message to some of our political leaders today. >> oh, my gosh, could it ever. peter alexander, admiral james
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millennial and gen zers are frustrated because they are living paycheck to paycheck. groceries are so high. they are losing a little bit of help. that is where we need to redefine the american dream and find a new path so that our youth including myself and millennials in younger gen z and have accented to contribute to society and be hopeful for the future. we have to budget. the times are really difficult. we have to cut them some slack at the same time. >> sandra: who would have seen that 20% jump in grocery prices that we have all been living through. gas prices up 50% just over the past few years. that was a curveball for so many who were trying to budget for sure. thank you, good to get your perspective on that. i appreciated. >> john: sandra, the growing cost of migrant medical care. on the hook for billions of dollars. >> sandra: hunter biden's federal gun trial. what we are learning as a
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let's begin in india, where the world's biggest election has seen narendra modi securing a rare third consecutive term in office. but his ruling bharatiya janata party fell short of an absolute majority which means the party will have to rely on a coalition — where consensus will be key for pushing through any economic policy. arunoday mukharji reports. i'm outside the indian parliament, where the government in power and lawmakers will be deliberating on economic policy for the next five years. now, while india remains a bright spark in the world and remains one of the fastest growing economies in the world, there are also several challenges, especially unemployment, which remains high. according to the international labour organization, 83% of the unemployed were educated youth in the country. manufacturing as a share of the gdp has been stagnant for the last decade. private consumption has been at 3%, which has been at its slowest in the last two decades. now, according to the world inequality index, inequality in the country is at a 100—year high.