next is molly turner. joe could not make it. she is the director of public policy. next is leah of taskrabbit.com in market place where you could outsource small jobs and tasks. it is a pioneering service network, a concept she conceived and has evangelized. service networking describes the productive power of a web based social network community. since its founding in 2008, she has grown to more than 40 employees and has expanded to boston, chicago, los angeles, new york city, portland, san francisco, and seattle, with several more markets to come. under her leadership, it was named one of the next big things in tech by the wall street journal, the start up to watch by ink magazine. please welcome leah. jamie wong is the co-founder and ceo of viable.com. her vision of a more open world and exchanges through travel is the driving force. her commitment to bringing travel experiences to the world by making it easier to find, create, and book provides a platform for the community. she is a dynamic creative and leader with a passion for bringing ideas to market the chan

. >> that voice, turner appeared on news4 midday, as jim just said. she says mollyye advance loved to secure the weaknesses of politicians, turner says that's the main reason she wanted to bring the production to d.c. during an election year. >> i mean, i was working on this one, i wanted terribly to bring it into washington before the election, and molly smith at the theater agreed. so she opened the way for us to bring this show in. yes, i have to say, although we've only been open a few days i've only had audience foss about a week. one of the differences i find is that when gets to the real heavy political stuff about, you know, our individual freedoms and everything, the audience gets pretty quiet here. >> don't want to hear too much of that. >> i don't know. i don't know. i don't know. they are listening. >> kathleen turner in "red hot patriot" that's running at the arena stage through october 28th. she's pretty political savvy lady. >>> man, this cat can sing, what a great voice, he's unbelievable. i found out he likes to play basketball, he's going to be rea

turner. she is star in a one-room show about fire brand texas columnist molly i don't have answer. welcome and it is great to have you. >> thank you. i'm glad to be here. >> so molly ivan, someone you knew very well. >> not very well but i did get to know her. we had a lot of crossover in terms of causes and political beliefs. and riches, one of her dearest friends, livered in my building in new york where i live. so we would run into the two ladies in the lobby and they would say well, you just kill them with this. i would say i guess so. >> well, and -- you know, to cover the political culture in texas, those -- yeah. at that time throughout her very many years. i covered president bush who would be the object of her stinging commentary. >> do you mean shrub. >> that's right. >> that was molly's name, yes. >> what drew you to this project? >> well, i think -- more than anything, the character of molly ivans. she was a woman with great humor but incredibly knowledgeable about the political process. mixed with common sense, mixed with a great big heart. she would start her columns