claim: "twenty million americans are out of work."
author: john kasich
evidence_1: apr 4, 2013 ... a broader measure of unemployment shows millions of americans who are out of  work or can't find a full-time job.
evidence_2: jun 5, 2013 ... specifically, this brief will explore the two groups of people who make up  america's young unemployed demographic: 2.5 million teens ages 16 to 19 who  are either out of work or underemployed; 8.2 million young adults ages 20 to 24  who are either out of work or underemployed. finally, this brief will ...
evidence_3: [1] yet because they are not technically part of the labor force, they are not  counted among the unemployed. in other words, people ... i've been trying to  understand what disability means for american workers, and, more broadly, what  it means for poor people in america nearly 20 years after we ended welfare as  we knew it.
evidence_4: aug 20, 2015 ... “we have a real unemployment rate that's probably 21%. it's not 6. it's not 5.2 and  5.5. our real unemployment rate–in fact, i saw a chart the other day, our real  unemployment–because you have ninety million people that aren't working.  ninety-three million to be exact. if you start adding it up, our real ...
evidence_5: feb 28, 2017 ... some economists argue that the official unemployment figure -- 7.6 million in  january -- understates the true state of the job market because it only counts  people who are out of a job and have looked for work in the past four weeks.  what is the 'real' unemployment rate? the common measure of ...