the second thain is a separate but related part is the challenge to extremists in light of some of bin laden and his affiliate's. reflected in a lot of different ways but a reflection first and foremost, that people in the islamic world have phase of far greater challenge and pay a far greater price than we have in the united states. looking where it will pull out its troops we lost about 200 americans to suicide bombs it in the same time frame iraqis have lost over 12,000 suicide bombings alone they have paid a higher price and just as we have taken on extremism so has the majority of muslims in the region. the third part of the common trend is the rejection of the rigid ideology that is represented most of all with iran. and in the aftermath of the 2009 election where millions of people spontaneously took to the streets and over one dozen major cities and two dozen smaller towns to challenge the outcome of an election. the movement was born. it has been quashed but the opposition is not dead. this challenges not know ferber are talk about all three of these as part of a common trend

. >> jimmy: they don't have thains like that. what is that chain worth that you are wearing? no idea. >> jimmy: really? did somebody give it to you? >> no, i bought it. i have an obsession. diamonds and watches. i collect them. >> jimmy: really? like joan rivers. [ laughter ] >> just like joan rivers. >> jimmy: and you honestly have no idea -- >> no, i don't like to say. >> jimmy: it's an astonishing amount of money. why not wear a fake one? >> yeah, i don't like that. i don't want any fake in my life. >> jimmy: you don't want anything fake in your life? >> spray tan? >> jimmy: every girl you meet is fake. where do you stop? >> that's fake enough for me. >> jimmy: are you guys saving your money? are you being wise with your finances? >> yeah. >> jimmy: why don't you believe that? >> diamonds are a good investment. >> jimmy: they are? >> yes. >> jimmy: yeah right. who told you that? >> my jeweler. >> jimmy: yeah right. exactly. like, how many -- do you guys have a million cars or anything like that? how many cars do each of you have. >> i have a couple. >> jimmy: more than two

. >> there are a lot of people still hurting out there after losing more thain 8 million jobs in the recession, obviously, we have a lot more work to do. >> state and local government workers hardest hit, nearly a quarter million public sector jobs eliminated last year, including more than 100,000 teachers. jon huntsman called today's job report good news but said we can be doing better. ron paul said the same but warped the financial crisis is not over. rick santorum, the other gop candidates, were less generous. >> is great that the economy is moving forward. but it has got a boot on the throat of the economy and it is called obama's taxation regulatory policy and his continual beating up of people who try to create jobs in this country. >> with he created 200,000 new jobs last month. working with ronald reagan in the early '80s, we'd very simple formula, sound money, lower taxes, less red tape, more american energy and actually praise people who create jobs. that formula, led by august of 1983, to 1,300,000 jobs being created in one month. six times the number they are going to cr

i use the term african-american more thain use black. >> blu isn't what i heard.et's play it one more time. >> i don't want to make black people's lives better by giving them somebody else's money. >> i'm not buying santorum's excuse, and neither is reverend jesse jackson. today he released the following statement. "santorum's comments are not accidental. they are a calculation to target immigrants and now blacks. he is appealing to the fear vote that will take us backward, not the hope vote that will take us forward." we're joined tonight by joan walsh, editor at large ndlon.co dyson, msnbc political analy and georgetown university professor. great to have both of you with us. joan, are you buying his answer at this point? >> -- it sounds so clear and he didn't deny it. and you you know, ed, if i said to you, hey, ed, you know, what on your show last night it sounds like you might have said kind of racist about black people, you would say, joan, you must have misheard me because i would never say a thing like that, that's not in my thinking, it's not in my langua

. >> there are a lot of people still hurting out there after losing more thain 8 million jobs in the recession, obviously, we have a lot more work to do. >> state and local government workers hardest hit, nearly a quarter million public sector jobs eliminated last year, including more than 100,000 teachers. jon huntsman called today's job report good news but said we can be doing better. ron paul said the same but warped the financial crisis is not over. rick santorum, the other gop candidates, were less generous. >> is great that the economy is moving forward. but it has got a boot on the throat of the economy and it is called obama's taxation regulatory policy and his continual beating up of people who try to create jobs in this country. >> with he created 200,000 new jobs last month. working with ronald reagan in the early '80s, we'd very simple formula, sound money, lower taxes, less red tape, more american energy and actually praise people who create jobs. that formula, led by august of 1983, to 1,300,000 jobs being created in one month. six times the number they are going to cr

. >> reporter: saving thain candidacies with strong showings here.ch history of making and breaking presidential campaigns. >> there are two tails of tiers in new hampshire, one positive and one negative. >> reporter: university of new hampshire scientist daunte scala had no trouble to name the two most emotional moments in the history of the new hampshire primary. it's 1972 and senator ed musky, a democrat from maine, the seeming front-runner washings on a roll here. musky felt the state's largest newspaper "the union leader" and its conservative publisher had unfairly targeted his wife. >> one day, musky was so enraged by all of this he rented a flat-bed truck and they took it out in front of the union leader so musky could give this speech attacking the union leader. at the time was there a snowstorm going on and people watching thought either there's snow on his face or musky is crying. >> reporter: long before male tears were seen as acceptable for a politician, musky took a hit. his campaign never recovered. even though it was unclear if, indee