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for the first time, african americans and women were important. that didn't cost white guys their jobs. that expanded america's base. america was able to be the great ar arsenal with democracy and beat this terribly evil source. and that's an important sentiment. and ill have to say, that phrase, you know, as a guy who talks for a living, seneca falls to stonewall or selma, that's the chance of political rhetoric. that's, i think, got a resident and a meaning some people will now know what seneca falls was because of the women's movement. that was an extraordinarily good phrase and a meaningful one. >> and it connected struggles. i'm going to have to leaf it there. we're going to continue watching the inaugural parade that is still being reviewed by the president and the fist family in the viewing stands in front of the white house. congressman frank, melissa harris perry, thanks to both of you. enjoy the rest of the inauguration day. we'll be right back with our continuing coverage of president obama's inaugural parade. this is a special edition of politics nation on msnbc. a historic day. >> we must be a source of hope to the poor, the sick, the marginalized, the victims

arsenal of the american military, but it creates more enemies. it creates more problems. ignoring failed states, not pushing for democracy.'re really creating a breeding ground for more problems for things that we are were just trying to avoid for the past ten years in wars in iraq and afghanistan. >> so we're basically not doing enough at home or doing enough abroad. they say people want to be president of the united states. i really do believe that onions has layers. sometimes it is the worst job in america. that said, we have to leave it there. thank you to the rest of our panel. that is all for now. i'll see you back heem at noon eastern, 9:00 a.m. pacific. andrea mitchell reports is coming up next. what's good for the pot... is even better for the cup. new single serve cafe collections from maxwell house. now available for use in the keurig k-cup brewer. always good to the last drop. to divvy up this shared data plan...fairly. so, um, whoever's fathered the most children, gets the most data. let's just do it by hair. body hair? most dental work. what? [ phones buzzing and beeping ] stop downloading, and stop liking e

will draw as they read it is that the real freedoms foraged is not the arsenal of democracy that will knudsen coined traversable soul for his fire chat, the real freedoms for just the american economy. the real freedoms for just 20 turns out loose and take away the restrictions and the constraints upon it, it can accomplish anything. it can accomplish any goal they assessed before it. i have to say is working on this book, one of the things i find so fascinating about it was not just the role of people that will knudsen and others played in the process, but the other people drawn into it. is this man, kaiser ntt keller and charlie sorensen who built the 21st, but also the people he sat in the factories and work in the factories, who made their lives for themselves. the stories are credible. you would meet people who worked in fact reason i done this kind of work and didn't realize the degree to which they were part of what we called the greatest generation. they were cited as the guys to reset lives on the battlefield for the guys in germany and japan. they were part of the greatest generation as well. it's important to

aliens on mars or whatever, then we would suddenly mobilize and an arsenal of democracy would appear out of nowhere. subsidized and paid for by more and more washington deficit spending. now i'm not endorsing that. the point you made, i think we have to sadly correct, and that is that it's not, world war ii production got this country out of the depression. didn't. in fact, i think you could make some argument in fact in many ways it prolonged the depression. certainly in terms of the deprivation of the consumer economy, which had, you know, fewer shoes, fewer consumer goods, washington machine, tracked, and so on. if you look at the numbers, even from a production standpoint, this is very interesting. look at the production standpoint. the rate of increase we are talking about, the industrial miracles of world war ii that gets under way, if you compare it to the rate of increase industrial production of the '20s, it's about half. isn't that interesting? yeah, it's about have. the '20s was much more productive. over the course of the decade. if you look in terms of numbers, in terms of wealth, real wealth, assets, they cha

will draw as they read it is that the real freedoms foraged is not the arsenal of democracy that will knudsen coined traversable soul for his fire chat, the real freedoms for just the american economy. the real freedoms for just 20 turns out loose and take away the restrictions and the constraints upon it, it can accomplish anything. it can accomplish any goal they assessed before it. i have to say is working on this book, one of the things i find so fascinating about it was not just the role of people that will knudsen and others played in the process, but the other people drawn into it. is this man, kaiser ntt keller and charlie sorensen who built the 21st, but also the people he sat in the factories and work in the factories, who made their lives for themselves. the stories are credible. you would meet people who worked in fact reason i done this kind of work and didn't realize the degree to which they were part of what we called the greatest generation. they were cited as the guys to reset lives on the battlefield for the guys in germany and japan. they were part of the greatest generation as well. it's important to