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Act, or people from central or eastern or southern europe were inferior people. that, of course, led to the restrictions of the 1920s and the tragedies of the 1930s. and this is like a recurring virus in the conservative movement that never goes away. great republicans like ronald reagan were the ones who stood, spoke to eloquently against them. thats why you read that beautiful quote. but what trump represents is that nativist wing that goes back to the restrictionists of the 1920s, to the know...

So yaw have to pea overtime, nighttime fee weekends fees. a lot of money and its priceless, quite frankly. >> i should caution that ashley is a very good a very very good lawyer so shes always trying to get out of it. but nicole fellow attorney what do you think of that? >> well i think its at least 65,000. youve got a nurse, youve got a laundry person, youve got a chauffer a psychiatrist theres not enough money in the world. this is a priceless job but i would say that $65,000 a year number is ...

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Player, yes. but i am a father first, yes. >> you know, family, we all -- working moms, working dads, we want to be great parents and great employees. and great companies the mets being one of them, and the players union giving him the benefit in negotiating this, its a step towards allows them to be both. >> all right. >> i was surprised that he only got three days. that to me was a surprise. you only get three days coming into the world. >> its 1% of the season. 1%. its okay. its all right. >>...

Question of what men want. i was struck, bloomberg business week has this cover story out. working dads want family time, too. talking about lean out. it talks about younger men, certainly true in my life, in my generation, who are coming out of college. if they are. or starting on their work life. and understanding that they want things in their careers. they understand that their partner is going to want those things, too. so they look at responsibility at the home including child rearing as a...

Question of what men want. i was struck, bloomberg business week has this cover story out. working dads want family time, too. talking about lean out. it talks about younger men, certainly true in my life, in my generation, who are coming out of college. if they are. or starting on their work life. and understanding that they want things in their careers. they understand that their partner is going to want those things, too. so they look at responsibility at the home including child rearing as a...

Companies are going to move forward in that vein, that is what women want. >> what about -- >> they dont want the decisions made in washington. they want to be able to have the power and the control and the ability to make those decisions. >> jonathan, isnt it interesting, too, its also a question of what men want. i was struck, bloomberg business week has this cover story out. working dads want family time, too. talking about lean out. something there, something in there talks about younger men...

Women are but theyre starting to spend more time on housework and a little bit more time on child care. thats vastly different from a generation ago. how are they feeling about it, what are they saying a it? working mothers, 56% of them say pretty difficult or very difficult for them to manage it all. they are stressed out. working dads, its about 50%. so were changing our roles and were stressed out about it and conflicting about how much time were spending with our kids. we want to spend more ...

kelly ayotte the new freshman senator from the state of new hampshire will be appearing with mitt romney in portsmith in a few minutes from now. this is part of the veep stakes. shes one of the potential running mates that the romney campaign will be taking a good long hard look at. that vet progress sees, that selection process is just getting under way. theres a throat be said for kelly ayotte and why shes being considered. she has a lot of tea party support up in new hampshire. she ...

Then get lunesta for $0 at lunesta.com. theres a land of restful sleep. we can help you go there on the wings of lunesta. ♪ sunorks h ♪ sunny works hard for the money so hard for it honey ♪ >> so hard for the money. >> many of our mommy viewers up with the fuzzy baby already. i feel for you. a womans work is never done. >> in fact, new research shows when it comes to multitasking mom is working way harder than dad. >> hello? >> dr. tim johnson has more on this. >> reporter: working moms mu...