also of m-tv p "world of jenks."nk you. >> certainly for me, and i suspected for many who have and will see that. what's your answer to the "why?" question? why this particular format, why five minutes, why this way? why this? >> i was working really closely with mtv act and thought was important that we all take a second to stop and athink and this five-minute piece could be a chance to reflect where we are and think about how we can move forward. i feel a lot of times our generation is looked at as complacent or really don't care. i think that day really struck a cord with us in many different aspects. we felt on that day in just almost a singular moment devastation, terrorism. horror. our parents dying. seeing terrible images. in that same day in that same moment, we felt hope, courage, a sense that you can really do something. we saw firefighters going into buildings and not coming out. that sort of imagery doesn't leave. it's not something you necessarily think about. it's something you can only feel, and i'm of

andrew jenks. tomorrow, a special addition of the"the dylan ratigan show," li from new york. i hope you'll join us. >>> obama to the republicans, let's create some jobs. tonight, let's play "hardball." 5:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. . >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews back in washington. leading off tonight, the president's speech. in just two hours, president obama will make his way into the chamber of the house of representatives to tell congress and the country how he will create jobs. the president's plan has a big name. the american jobs act. but will it be big enough, bold enough to turn around the economy, and with it, his presidency? on this first night of the new nfl season, by the way, will the president throw the long ball or keep it taught and go for three yards in a cloud of dust? thus, and plus -- the one thing everyone seems to agree on about last night's debate. it's now a two-man race. perry versus romney. "the washington post" ezra klein breaks it down like this, mitt romney looked like he had already won the republican nomination. rick perry looked like h