there is such a classic is ginger rogers did everything fred astaire did only backwards alien in high heels. >> i loved her but she shared her life with all of us and had a struggle for alcohol in was very open for that primary they attacked her all the innuendos about her in such awful things the biggest funder of their primary race. >> a do think they appreciate that now. >> but you talk about key women at that time but the is women who were all active we talk about equal issues equal pay for equal work we were on top of those issues and we knew that was just getting started. >> and one of the reasons we support only democratic candidates end to promote all those issues to support women. and they started up and doing all those things of the women's movement. ended it does matter. the we were the first national organization for all of that before that were bipartisan. and then if you support the man at the national level of the election in reapportionment into committee of how women in those positions can create change. >> i was just in florida and florida senate leadership that if y

the other one which is such a classic now is ginger rogers did everything fred astaire did, only backwards and in high heels >> she was wonderful. i loved her because she was confident and capable but she also shared her life with all of us. >> she did. she had a real struggle with alcoholism and she stopped drinking but she was very open about it. she said her opponent attacked her for it. there were all these and you end owes about her drinking and doing drugs. just awful things. we stayed with her through that. >> i think they appreciated the honesty and openness. we talked about a lot of key women in the women's movement at that time and of course my friend bella. >> these women who were all active, and i think about it today when we talk about issues like equal pay for equal work. back then, we were on top of the issues. some of the younger women thought this was new in that it was just getting started. i'm sure you have memories. >> women like them are wonderful congresswomen and have done many things to help promote to support women. when ronald ragan came in in 1980 and the republi

equal and have to do more in the other part of my life and do what jirjer rogers did compared to fred astair. so, what will it take? >> you know, i'm a fan of emerge california and emerge america. [applause] which is a organization that is helping democratic women seek first office. a lot of organizations are trying to get people into congress but you don't have qualified women to run for congress unless they start at the school board or library commission or something else. secondly, their studies demonstrate there are two big reasons women choose to not run. first, they feel too many obligations outside of the their work. their families, the home and so again, by liberating men and the rest of the society to share in those duties, will help all of us. and then secondly, women tend to need to be asked and so that is something we all can do. encourage women to see themselves as those leaders. >> i agree but why do we wait? i bragged about the fact i never went for a job and people #c5i78 to me as i made my way up to a small newspaper and radio station and television and coming to nbc [inaudi

equal and have to do more in the other part of my life and do what jirjer rogers did compared to fred astair. so, what will it take? >> you know, i'm a fan of emerge california and emerge america. [applause] which is a organization that is helping democratic women seek first office. a lot of organizations are trying to get people into congress but you don't have qualified women to run for congress unless they start at the school board or library commission or something else. secondly, their studies demonstrate there are two big reasons women choose to not run. first, they feel too many obligations outside of the their work. their families, the home and so again, by liberating men and the rest of the society to share in those duties, will help all of us. and then secondly, women tend to need to be asked and so that is something we all can do. encourage women to see themselves as those leaders. >> i agree but why do we wait? i bragged about the fact i never went for a job and people #c5i78 to me as i made my way up to a small newspaper and radio station and television and coming to nbc [inaudi

. >> ginger rogers did everything that fred astaire did.just a piece of the video that rolled out last night. you can hear all my cheers. my next guest is among many hillary clinton supporters, fashion icon diane von furstenberg who created a t-shirt for the clinton campaign. she's the author of the autobiography "the woman i want to be." always an honor to sit next to you and sit next to you. the wrap dress has been a staple for years in my closet. you were in brooklyn last night. you were amidst that crowd. >> i was, i was. >> what was that like? >> it was very impressive. it was very wonderful. it was very wonderful to see all the -- all the people there and the excitement and you still kind of keep your finger crossed and you still can't believe it. >> you were saying it's crazy when you think about it. tell me what you mean. >> it's crazy about it because we were just looking at the tape that in 1960 women could not have a bank account by themselves, or they couldn't rent an apartment, and, you know, that's -- i mean, you know, we take

equal and have to do more in the other part of my life and do what jirjer rogers did compared to fred astair. so, what will it take? >> you know, i'm a fan of emerge california and emerge america. [applause] which is a organization that is helping democratic women seek first office. a lot of organizations are trying to get people into congress but you don't have qualified women to run for congress unless they start at the school board or library commission or something else. secondly, their studies demonstrate there are two big reasons women choose to not run. first, they feel too many obligations outside of the their work. their families, the home and so again, by liberating men and the rest of the society to share in those duties, will help all of us. and then secondly, women tend to need to be asked and so that is something we all can do. encourage women to see themselves as those leaders. >> i agree but why do we wait? i bragged about the fact i never went for a job and people #c5i78 to me as i made my way up to a small newspaper and radio station and television and coming to nbc [inaudi

. >> ginger rogers did everything that fred astaire did. just did it backward and in high heels. >> iffen into a tiny way i get to carry on the work that she and a generation of women did to give us rights, that's huge. >> i want to help give back. i met so many other transgender people. our time is coming. we're going to chankt world together. >> and because i'm here, that has an impact on people like me who will come after me. >> so let's learn from the wisdom of every mother and father who teach theirs daughters there is no limit on how big she can dream and how much she can achieve. i hope cub first woman president of the whole united states. >> dare to compete, mrs. clinton. dare to compete. >> women and men, young and old, latino and asian, african-american and caucasian, rich, poor, and middle class, gay and straight, you have stood with me. and i will continue to stand strong with you every time, every place, every way that we k the dreams we share are work fighting for. i want to build a america that respects and embraces the poten