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And different and irascible. >> difficult, shrill, bossy. possibly bitch. there's a lot of words that people use that are pejorative to women that jane craig could kind of inhabit. >> what i love is holly's character, just tears streaming down her face and then her controlling it like that and getting it together and going forward. >> i'm really struck by the courage that jim brooks showed in writing a character like that. >> the f-14s are one of the most difficult planes called tom cats. >> isn't the f-14 called one of the most difficult machines for a pilot to master. >> to have a film about...

Bossy on at nasa? >> yes, i did. i had to get my bossy on sometimes. ♪ i always played piano. for many years i thought i was going to be a piano teacher, but my track changed after my dad moved us to florida and i saw rocket launches. >> reporter: you're retired now in montana but there was a point where you actually wanted to retire on mars. >> well, i thought they should have a geriatric program. 15 years ago i would have been a volunteer. >> reporter: so, when you come outside and you look at the moon at night here, what do you think? >> oh, i got to help put 12 people to walk on that moo...

Fearless. where does that come from? >> i think it comes from that tiny little child, seeing my dad go off to war, my dad turning around, saying little jo, you're in charge. saluted, off he went. my grandmother said i saw you get your bossy on. >> did you get your bossy on at nasa? >> yes, i did, i had to get my bossy on sometimes. i always played piano. for many years thought i would be a piano teacher. my track changed after my dad moved us to florida and i saw the rocket launches. >> you're retired now in montana. there was a point you wanted to retire on mars. >> i thought they should have...

First presidential vote. he lost 44 states but i think he won when they counted the votes 16 years later with the election of ronald reagan. the argument about conservatism is what we see represented in the 45th president whose name does not appear in the book or is it something that traces its pedigree to james madison and our constitutional architecture of separated powers? you just showed on the screen there, the president aghast at the idea that the republicans in the senate might act as an independentvivalerous branch with an opinion of its own. it's nice to see them talking about exercis...

Bossy government doesn't get much bigger or bossier than it does with protectionism. >> along the way i was blown away by this that i found about halfway through your book. this is about who we were. in 1951 when the average american ate 50% more than the average european, americans controlled two-thirds of the world's productive capacity, owned 80% of the world's electrical goods, produced more than 40 percent of its electricity, 60% of its oil and 66% of its steel. america's 5% of the world's population had more wealth than the other 95% and americans made almost all of what they consumed, 9...