the economy has now added private sector jobs for 29 straight months for a total of 4 miion jobs during that period. and what about governor romney? they tend to focus on this. we've now gone 42 months with the unemployment rate above 8%. both of them are right, by the way. i'm joined by professor of economics and the director of the new documentary preliminary. if the economy can do this three more times, president obama will have gained back all the jobs lost at the beginning of his presidency. does that get him re-elected? >> well, historically or since world war ii, a president hasn't been re-elected with the unemployment rate over 7.4% but as you point out, he basically took office with the unemployment rate at 8.3%. the question on voters' minds is exactly what you said. it's all about a trend line, it's about people having hope and feeling they're getting out of this bad economic situation. but they're also going to say to themselves, when does he become responsible for the economy? is it one year in? two yeergs in? we've heard him say he inherited this mess at some point he has

armstrong managed to safely abort the miion. cooley saving the day. putting him at the top of the list for a moon shot command. it was clear he had what tom wolf later called "the right stuff." >> senior management knew that the first man on the moon was going to be a global icon. was going to be famous, was going to be in all the history books forever. it was the victory of the americans in the space race. we never should forget that it was a competition. so the idea of armstrong going out and having the kind of character that he did, senior management just felt that he would represent humankind and the united states in a very, very diplomatic and elegant way, distinguished way >> reporter: after his return from the moon to lasting fame, armstrong seldom talked about the mission in public. as he did in 199 with his apollo 11 crew mates, aldrin and michael collins. >> apollo 11 was filledded with experience. one that comes to mind in my case is the flying through the moon shadow and seeing the sunny clipsed by the moon as we approached it. that was ve

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