then our third speaker will be joe muse. joe is a leader in multiculture advertising. he's produced works for clients such as honda, nike, mgm, the u.s. army and the white house. he runs an organization where 70% of the employees are women, including the executive director and the ceo, i believe. then we have, finally, marie wilson. she founded this white house project in order to build a richly diverse democracy and the white house project is it's important to be note it spans politics, business and the media. she's also the creator of take our daughters and sons to work day and the author of the book, closing the leadership gap. why women can an must help run the world. we'll begin with our first speaker. >> you hear me? i have fairly, i've had a very unusual career and some would argue unreasonable career path, including my family. i started my career working for green peace. i went to jail every five weeks for two years. i learned a lot about being a woman inside that particular container. green peace has a lot of male energy and the idea of direct action and confr

our third speaker will be joe muse, and joe is a director of multikuehl chur intelligence. he's produced works for clients such as american honda motor operation, nike, mgm, mirage, the u.s. army and the white house. he also runs an organization where 70% of the employees are women, including the executive director and the ceo, i believe. and then we have finally marie wilson, and marie is the founder and president of the white house project, she founded this white house project in order to build a richly diverse, generally representative democracy, and the white house project, it's important to note that it spans politics, business and the media. she's also the creator of take our daughters and sons to work day and the author of the book "closing the leadership gap: why women have and must rule the world." >> so i have a fairly -- i have had a very unusual career. and some would argue unreasonable career path. including my family, who have thought that just about everything i have done since i left the university has been uncivil and unruly. i actually started my career wo

stop by the frugal muse on saturday. joeondent for politico is here in the studio with us. and, you know, joe the obama administration has been saying a lot of times talking about bain capital, mitt romney's record at bain capital and about a week ago, david axelrod senior political advisor for the campaign showed up in boston and said let's start talking about mitt romney's record at governors of massachusetts as well. >> somebody needs to. romney isn't. >> romney is not. standing there with david axelrod, the former mayor of north adams, massachusetts, he was mayor while mitt romney was governor, mayor john barrett joining us on the news line this morning. mr. mayor, good morning. >> good morning to you. >> good to have you with us. so let's start with mitt romney and how he did on jobs. he is calling himself the job creator. what's his record in massachusetts? >> well, as i have said many times in the past several weeks, he was rather disengaged. i was mayor of really the smallest city in massachusetts but, also, one of t