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>> let me ask you this. you're someone who has -- who lived the success story that was welfare reform. >> yes. >> the success of welfare reform is one of the things you hear. having lived through that, what to you say to people who say it was a success? >> i say that that before welfare reform came into play, i could go to school, i'd pay for my own education, but they'd give me some money to live on. and i ended up making, you know, upper middle class wages. so it worked. and the more people we have making good money, the better our economy is going to be. >> for a little more context, joinin...

My own education, but they'd give me some money to live on. and i ended up making, you know, upper middle class wages. so it worked. and the more people we have making good money, the better our economy is going to be. >> for a little more context, joining us, director of the domestic national workers alliance, co-director of caring across generations campaign. she has an essay in the shriver report. you write about the way labor force has changed since particularly the welfare reform act was signed into law, in which there's an explosion in employment in what are known as the caring sectors. ...

The president cannot use the internal revenue service as political henchmen and is not involved in the day-to-day running. one political appointment that serves at his pleasure. the other are protected by civil service. to say heads must roll or should have been more accountable to this president and this administration is a misnomer op. the other side of this, what happened with the a.p. or benghazi, most american whosesy they disagree what happened in benghazi can't point to it on a map. to say this president is disengaged, not ahead of these issues. he's right where he ought to be pup makin...

The dean of harvard lawsuit with respect to military recruiters is having she needs to defend. she went to extraordinary lengths not just to carry out her position of don't ask don't tell but the carrying it out against military recruiters themselves. jane: there is so much talk about what we know about a nominee's political views and where they would stand. does it really matter? there have been so many occasions when a justice gets to the bench and then they shift and turn out to be something that nobody expected. >> you're correct there is a long history of justices in the longer hall endin...

Very much affected not by trump himself, he didn't really campaign in virginia, but by his presence in the white house. the democratic candidate, ralph northam, did campaign hard against trump and did his best in the campaign to tie ed gillespie to trump. gillespie on the other hand was in a situation where he didn't have a trump campaign, he was never seen with him. he wanted turmp voters to turn out for him, and trump did end up making robo calls, as you know doubt heard on gillespie's behalf, andf endorsing him. he was trying to kind of have it both ways and it was a difficult balancing act...