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Because rich are leaving. >> dana: last week in forbes.com there was ten or 11 death spiral states. you don't want a house and can't get a job and ones saddled with the pension debt from the public sector unions. we had a big fight in wisconsin over this. what we were we dealing with at the start of school? chicago teachers union when school was starting. what happened to schoolhouse rock? those were video where you could learn something. >> greg: you watch it, don't you? >> dana: i love them. at halloween i went as bill on capitol hill. great costume. >> kimberly: have a good destiny. >> dana...

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Clearly are going to have a man as president and a man as a vice president. in what ways can women make sure that the issues are not sort of filtered through the voices of men but we have a seat at the table in the next four years. >> i think one of the important points. i write a lot for forbes and the harvard business review. one of the things that is most critical, when you look at issues like flex time and things like that, work life balance, the latest business thinking is bringing it to the point where we need to understand it's not just about women. this is something that actually benef...

Presidential elections are an opportunity about discussion for every facet of our democracy. ideally, what emerges is a choice about the direction of our nation and its place in the world. i hope that tomorrow night's debate provides the context and breadth of conversations to make that choice. with me are msnbc contributors, rule a gentleman brel, foreign policy -- washington post opinion writer, jonathan capehart. matt miller, senior fellow at the center for american progress and gordon chang columnist for forbes.com. nice to have you here. we have a somber tone on nerdland this morning. in ...

The presidential debate. this from the same man who said to turn over roe v. wade. >> rula jebreal and analyst for newsweek and her new buddy on twitter, jonathan capehart. opinion writer for the washington post. dore i clark, a contributor to forbes. and assistant professor for africana studies at the university of pennsylvania. >> i want to start with you. there has bp a ladies, ladies, women, women talk over the course of the past month but really over the course of this whole year. are mitt romney and paul ryan going to be held accountable for the stances that they took about women's equal...