it's no momism, communism -- you know, momism was a domestic side of the threat of communism and the reason that 2.5 million american men had been found unfit for military service. it was the mall this. and one road that mom and her paul i have killed as many men as a thousand german machine guns. this idea about the probable effect of the stay at home mothers and be involved why of this into the grocery stores, the beauty shops, the suburban homes accusing overprotective moms of creating everything from homosexual lobby to fascism and won the ladies' home journal article said that were's mom hadn't been so overprotective history might have taken a different course. what was even more consuming i talk to women who read this and kind of demoralizing so these ideas were not just coming from the reactionaries, they are contemptuous of women and as the button down organization man they despised, liberals like ferdinand lundberg who wrote the book the rich and super rich and the critique of capitalism was just as condemning of mothers as the right wingers were who called for the return to

momism succumb to -- but, to suggest that all the challenges we face when president obama was sworn intooffice and have been successfully negotiated is simply obviously not the case. and so there's much work to be done, and not least of which -- in fact most important of which -- is the continued need for economic growth and job creation and investment in those kinds of -- those areas of the country that will help us compete in the 21st century and when the future. that's his principal top line focus. >> he's mentioned immigration specifically in some other public events in the context of supporters. is he going to be presenting these issues, these things left undone as a second term issue, reasons why he needs to be reelected? >> i certainly don't think you could ever accuse the president of taking on big challenges in a slow way and spacing them out. so i think i will cite the president that he remains committed to immigration reform, comprehensive immigration reform. it's the kind of thing, like some of the other challenges i was talking about earlier, that absolutely requires biparti