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That strikes, we haven't had many, but that's a right. that is a right. >> that's right. >> under the national labor management bill. and we come upon the 100th anniversary of the shirt waste factory, 146 women died because they were stripped of their rights and safety regulations. >> sure. >> we are witnessing a possibility of these house extremists taking us back to a time when we didn't have child labor laws, or safety or clean water or clean air, and they want to strip people of their rights? their rights? >> that's who they are. katrina, always a pleasure. >> thank you. >> great to have y...

And we come upon the 100th anniversary of the shirt waste factory, 146 women died because they were stripped of their rights and safety regulations. >> sure. >> we are witnessing a possibility of these house extremists taking us back to a time when we didn't have child labor laws, or safety or clean water or clean air, and they want to strip people of their rights? their rights? >> that's who they are. katrina, always a pleasure. >> thank you. >> great to have you with us tonight. thanks so much. answer tonight's text question right there at the bottom of the screen. we want to know what you t...

It's not too late to let us know what you think. tonight's text question is do you support military action against libya? text a for yes. text b for no. to 622639. or go to our new blog at ed.msnbc.com. we'll get results coming up. the longer the u.s. participates in air strikes in libya the more the united states will spend on the attacks. some estimates already put a billion dollar price tag on this mission. i'll share my thoughts with you when we come back on the cost and where do we go in here? but if you run before the wind you can't take off. you've got to turn into it. the thing you pus...

Broken the law. so there is some recourse that may be able to happen through the legal process. but there's another piece in regards to the strike. i know walker well enough to know that part of what he wants to do is privatize. so i am somewhat concerned about if individuals choose to do that, whether or not it goes into his hand to privatize different pieces of wisconsin. and so i want to make sure that individuals strategically think about how they make their moves. the most powerful place, the most power of the people is going to be in the ballot box. and it's going to be through recalls. ...

It's not too late to let you know what you think. tonight's text question, have the wisconsin republicans won their union-busting battle? text "a" for yes, "b" for no to 622639. or go to our new blog at ed@msnbc.com. the results are coming up. still ahead, it's not just unions on the defensive. anyone who buys gas or groceries is under assault by wall street. but there is something we can do. in an exclusive interview with one of the top wall street regulators, he's going to tell us what it is. [ male announcer ] they're the future of america,