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LOL. MSNBC anchor asks millennial women if they feel connected to Hillary, gets told 'NO!' on live TV

Hillary Clinton’s problem with millennial women was exposed for all the world to see on live TV this morning when MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle asked a crowd of female college students at Longwood University — site of tonight’s VP debate — if they feel connected to the Democratic nominee.

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Their one-word response: “NO!” And stick around until the end for Clinton surrogate Jennifer Granholm get stumped on why these women can’t connect:

Democrats, you have a problem.

Tonight’s debate is at 9:00 p.m.:

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