what is interesting, marie wilson who used to run the white house project told us that all it takes,omen are not --she had this great anecdote. a man will in the mirror and naturally see a senator. women will never be so presumptuous. women never think about moving into politics. all it takes, is one person saying to them you can do it. what we have found is that the best role mentors can play is giving women a push. a direct push or a challenge to take a risk. not being supportive or listening were telling somebody that they are great. >> all those people that i know who are constantly saying me, whatever opportunity , rather than making themselves better at what they do. you see what i mean? don't you know those people. >> yes. constantly pushing. well, to be jobwel great, you have to work hard constantly. to know that is not confidence or a lack of confidence. it is recognition that achievement comes because of inspiration and perspiration. >> yes. confidence will come through working hard. particularly working hard at something you thought was out of your reach. >> and mastery. >

>> well, that is actually very important for women, because what is really interesting data, marie wilson who used to run the white house project told us at one point that all it takes, women are not -- it is a great anecdote she said, really, or a way of describing it, rather, a man will wake up and look in the mirror and naturally see a senator. women would never be so presumptuous, in other words, women just never think about putting themselves forward into politics. but all it takes and they have done research on this, is one person saying to them, you can do it, and so what we found is that the best -- the best role our mentors can play is giving women a push a district push or a challenge to take a risk, not being supportive or listening or telling necessarily telling somebody that they are great. >> rose: what i am just trying to weed out of the conversation is all those people that i know who are constantly saying, me, me, me and male or female, constantly saying, me, me, me and about every dollar or every opportunity, constantly doing it, rather than making themselves better at w

several hunters and wilson price hunt, marie dorman. as they are going up the missouri, they are hearing about the black feet and one of the problems is mary heather lewis had killed two young black feet. and they left a jefferson medal hanging around one of the black feet's neck and thread the territory. and the black feet were angry about that insult. so there had been a previous party going up the missouri to try to establish a fur pacific coast at the head waters or the missouri. and it disappeared. and no one new what happened to it. so as hunt's party is going up the missouri one day in may of 1811, they are sitting on the river bank and resting after the morning's poling and rowing having breakfast. they see canoes and in it are white men. and there are three ken tutucki. and edward robinson is one of them and he is wearing a scarf around this head. underneath the scarf he was s p scalped. this told deeply on wilson price hunt. the young new jersey business man. and the three trappers said, well, look you don't want to go up to t

several hunters and wilson price hunt, marie dorman. as they are going up the missouri, they are hearing about the black feet and one of the problems is mary heather lewis had killed two young black feet. and they left a jefferson medal hanging around one of the black feet's neck and thread the territory. and the black feet were angry about that insult. so there had been a previous party going up the missouri to try to establish a fur pacific coast at the head waters or the missouri. and it disappeared. and no one new what happened to it. so as hunt's party is going up the missouri one day in may of 1811, they are sitting on the river bank and resting after the morning's poling and rowing having breakfast. they see canoes and in it are white men. and there are three ken tutucki. and edward robinson is one of them and he is wearing a scarf around this head. underneath the scarf he was s p scalped. this told deeply on wilson price hunt. the young new jersey business man. and the three trappers said, well, look you don't want to go up to t

people like mary bonato and evan wilson, they set the stage decades ago, before i had the courage toidn't feel the reach of those decisions by the supreme court. lbgt young people, especially cross the south, states like arkansas, mississippi, alabama. >> what's going on across the country. >> project one, if you look at this country today, we are deeply divided into two americas. you have the coast and really great brie spoght spots, a few e middle. but the vast number of lgbt people, they still live in the middle. in arkansas and alabama, there's no laws, so they can be fired from their jobs, evicted from their homes, based on who they are. >> i was asking who these two knew each other. >> i was happy to be a spokesperson from chad was a part of this organization. >> strange bedfellows. >> thanks for having me. >> up next, what if anything did we learn today? every day of the week. when laquinta.com sends him a ready for you alert the second his room is ready, ya know what salesman alan ames becomes? i think the numbers speak for themselves. i'm sold! a "selling machine!" ready for

wilson: madam speaker, when mary west went to the government health care website, she didn't think she would lose her doctor. she struggles with high pressure and diabetes. because of these health concerns, she's developed a relationship with a doctor. she was devastated when she realized that her policy was not accepted by her local hospital. trying to obtain an alternative policy that will be taken there has been even more difficult due to the lack of communication between the provider and the hospital. this story highlighted over the weekend in the spartanburg herald journal reveals the nightmares that south carolinians and americans are experiencing as a direct result of obamacare's failure. this unworkable law is tragically flawed. it's not fair that the president is creating barriers when making trips to the doctor. obamacare will need to be repealed and replaced with a commonsense solution that maintains the doctor-patient relationship. instead of big government dictates that destroys jobs. in conclusion, god bless our troops and we will never forget september 11 and the global

mary barra's testimony starting at 2:00 p.m. eastern. >> no diamonds again today, right? >>> all right. harry wilson never brings in beautiful stuff. you don't even wear any. >> it's mymother's birthday today. you should have brought -- >> i didn't know that until i was in the car on the way in. >> i know for next year. >> send some over. she has the same berth day as one of my college roommates. >> people are like, what? first quarter finishes strong with this momentum roll into april and beyond. we put the markets front and center, next. later, it may be easier to find that new york city penthouse this spring. you're not looking, are you? >> always looking, joe. always looking. >> for an investment. >> we'll find out why in the next hour of "squawk box." aflac, aflac, aflac! ♪ [ both sigh ] ♪ ugh! ♪ you told me he was good, dude. yeah he stinks at golf. but he was great at getting my claim paid fast. how fast? mine got paid in 4 days. wow. that's awesome. is that legal? big fat no. [ male announcer ] find out how fast aflac can pay you at aflac.com. >>> welcome back. checking futures right now, se