men. i mean we have a chance to expand our coalition. that s the only way that we can hold on to power. actually, our messaging was off to black voters, was off to brown voters. look at what happened in the rio grande valley. look what happened in miami-dade. look at the pew analysis of the election returns, the catalyst analysis. it is all the same thing. you know, i m frustrated because i keep pounding to me what is an obvious point home, and if they re more interested in tending to their fundraising list of being on television, sure, they can do that any time, but you are going to do it in the minority. that s what is going to end up happening if we don t get our messaging together and start talking about things that are relevant in people s lives and stay off cuba and a lot of this other stuff. well, okay, speaking of being on television any time, you can come back on my show any time you want to, james. i m just saying.
minding your business this morning. stock futures are pointing up. that means it could be another record high and this would be the tenth tenth straight win we ve had on wall street. we haven t had a streak that good since, wow, 1996. also this morning, a major thank you difficult showing the roles moms and dads play. in this day and age it s all of a all hands on deck attitude. but parents are still stressed out. cyhristine romans has the details. women at work and meni at home, men at work and women at home. they examined what it was like in 1965 and today. i want to show you today how men and women are spending their time according to this very, very deep pew analysis. look at this. mothers today, 21% of their hours are work. 18 hours housework. 14 hours of child care. look at fathers. fathers are working more than