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what i decided to do was to fulfill my profession before which i entered before my husband was in public life. hillary clinton had was facing those questions and she was slammed for the way she answered it. in fact, the clinton aides, the campaign aides took her outside and she immediately did a news conference with us on a street corner to try to say she was not demeaning people who worked outside the home. there you are. thank you. thank you, but you know, the mommy wars really i think have been so overblown. i think women who work outside the home, women who stay at home, they all have hard jobs and we need to make sure we respect the priorities of women, barack obama does. mitt romney does not. thank you for that perspective, debbie wasserman-schultz. thank you. and nbc news chief white house correspondent and host of the daily rundown chuck todd joins me now. i know you feel strongly that the issue, the mommy war issue