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Ads or thought ellen being gay if the one million moms haven't had a fit about it. progress looks normal. but does normal count as progress. jo join, president and ceo of the liberal women's organization. my executive editor of "the nation.com, aisha moody mills and kenji oshino. glad to have you all. happy pride week. seriously, this feels in a certain way like a really good moment. you were also at that event at the white house, and sort of surprisingly gleeful, wasn't it? a level of electric enthusiasm, i had to remind myself, marriage equality hasn't become the law of the land yet. it seem...

In progressive circles, this is her first political race, meaning she's an unfamiliar name to massachusetts voters as the "nation" magazine documented on video. >> do you know elizabeth warren? >> no, i don't know elizabeth warren. >> who? >> i know i'm a democrat and i'm voting for martha coakley. i mean elizabeth warren, thank you very much. >> you want to try that again? >> perfect. that actually goes hand in hand with a fantastic cover profile of elizabeth warren by e.j. graph at "the nation" magazine and the same week that there's a review of her in "the national review." the latest "bost...

And richard canton, executive editor of "the nation.com" and playright and host of a radio show and jonathan alter, the author of the book "the promise." great to have you here, jonathan. >> because the past week was, i think it was widely acknowledged the first week of the general election, i want to talk about what the race looks like to me. as the incumbent, president obama has a good-enough record to run on, passing universal health care coverage for the first time in the country's history. but the most central argument for re-election, a slowly-improving world economy is the one message t...

>> he will have to talk about this buffett rule, this mitt romney rule. the fact is, that what we have to do is talk fairness in the country, it's not a politics of envy but there's a politics of fairness, those that are working and laboring deserve fair wages in the nation. >> thank you so much, a programming note, melissa's new show launches february fourth and you can read her work on "the nation.com" we will have the state of the union coverage here on msnbc, thanks for your time, i'll see you here tomorrow at 11:00 eastern. don't go anywhere because "now" with alex is coming up. alex what...