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Disparaging terms keeps girls from being leaders, why not ban the term? that's what the campaign from sheryl sandberg is trying to do, to keep troop leaders, coaches, teachers from calling young girls bossy. now there's a debate on just how effective that might be and how we talk to women in politics in particular. joining me is daria burke, lisa cook, associate professor of economics and international relations at michigan state university, richard kim, executive editor of thenation.com and my buddy crystkri crystal ball, co-host. is this the right idea? >> personally, when i've been called b...

In her words, to be bossy and proud of it. >> and that was kind of my response because in my household we celebrate bossiness. my daughter is very bossy. i'm bossy. my husband is bossy. we celebrate it. i relate to this in a little bit of a different way. when i hear the term, i don't have a negative association with it, i don't use it and we don't use it in my household in a gendered way. to your point, daria, i think it's important to realize that language matters and research shows from a very young age, we compliment boys and girls in different ways. we praise girls for being sweet, for th...

>> there would be a nursery for everybody. >> absolutely. >> daria, is he right? >> oh, absolutely. and also if men could lose the money that women lose on average. >> richard? >> of course. >> and especially -- >> we have to go. up next, she has broken barriers at one of harvard's most prestigious institutions and to her it's all one big laughing matter. maybe traveling for work sounds glamorous, but have you been on an airplane lately? oh. [ man ] man, this thing's got a lot of onions. it's good, though. i really wouldn't survive it without this scarf. it's like a little bit of home i can st...

for the 289 people on board continues. good morning, i'm jonathan capehart sitting in for melissa harris-perry. today new development in the search for flight 370, a chinese satellite has spotted a large floating object in the indian ocean that has been the focus of a multi-national search for the plane. malaysian transportation minister made the announcement shortly after he received the news from the chinese this morning. >> the news that i just received is that the chinese ambassador received satellite image of floating objects in the southern corridor, and they will be sending ...