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Things that other people make on our behalf? eventually when the bottom falls out, its like idiotic receipt. that movie. we dont know how to hang a picture anymore, much less make a car. we can talk about what is best for the consumer, what is best for the worker, its really hard to do both at the same time. i get it. in this larger sense, i just cant imagine how anybody can look at decisions to bring manufacturing back here and ultimately reward the kind of behavior that i think we all want to ...

Obsolete. millions of truck and taxi drivers of self-driving cars, will it ever be newspaper columnist and news anchors? joining us is thomas freeman, driving in the age of the acceleration author. you are very optimistic in this book. i appreciate that because i love optimism. but i wonder as i read it, or people wired from an evolutionary standpoint to detect this change? >> and technology in particular, is now faster than the average human can adapt. i think people are feeling that accelerati...

Its up about adults and bars. people really want to be with people. i had an interview with the surgeon general, i asked him, what is the most prevalent disease in america? is it heart disease, cancer, he said it is isolation? the surgeon general says there are huge numbers of people feeling isolated. i think connecting people with people will be a huge job. >> tucker: may be technology leads to isolation. >> absolutely. >> tucker: its easy for us, who are thriving, relatively, the people that a...

Drivers of self-driving cars, will it ever be newspaper columnist and news anchors? joining us is thomas freeman, driving in the age of the acceleration author. you are very optimistic in this book. i appreciate that because i love optimism. but i wonder as i read it, or are people wired from an evolutionary standpoint to reject this change? >> and technology in particular, is now faster than the average human can adapt. i think people are feeling that acceleration. one of my favorite quotes is,...

>> tucker: thank you. up ahead, technology is moving faster than ever. will your job be one of those eliminated? "new york times" columnist will discuss out, other disruptive innovations that are coming up faster in our world. earning potential over their professional lifetime. see? uh, its a girl. congratulations! two of my girls are toms. i work for ally, finances are my thing. you know, im gonna go give birth real quick and then well talk, ok? nice baby. lets go. here comes tom #5! nothing, s...

Chain in 2015 i talked about, its up about adults and bars. people really want to be with people. b i had an interview with the surgeon general, i asked him, what is the most prevalent disease in america? is it heart disease, cancer, he said it is isolation. we live in the most technical logical age. the surgeon general says there are huge numbers of people feeling isolated. i think connecting people with people will be a huge job. >> tucker: may be technology leads to isolation. >> absolutely. ...

Jobs? >> its a bit past my pay grade but i appreciate the dichotomy right now, there is this giant shortage of drivers. they call me all the time sink and we do a program through your foundation that will help get people in our industry? at the same time, you dont really need a crystal ball to see five or ten years down the road, they need drivers. the difference between effectiveness and efficiency and ultimately, sizing yourself right out of the economy. i dont know. i think its insane to goou...

About so many issues that are polarizing and that divide americans, people might have had a really difficult and itha did have difficult personal lives but it was kind of the illusion -- olivia said, acting isl all illusion. its a game of illusions. there is something to that, a little mystery is nice to have because when youre seeing someone act a role on screen, you dont want think oh gosh, she was doing that rant at the golden globes. you just want to think wow it, she was great. it kind of d...

Should the government actively impede that development the save jobs? >> its a bit past my pay grade but i appreciate the dichotomy right now, there is this giant shortage of drivers. they call me all the time sink and we do a program through your foundation that will help get people in our industry? at the same time, you dont really need a crystal ball to see five or ten years down the road, they need drivers. the difference between effectiveness and efficiency and ultimately, sizing ourselves ...

Eventually when the bottom falls out, its like "idiocracy." that movie. we dont know how to hang a picture anymore, much less make a car. we can talk about what is best for the consumer, what is best for the worker, its really hard to do both at the same time. i get it. in this larger sense, i just cant imagine how anybody can look at decisions to bring manufacturing back here and ultimately reward the kind of behavior that i think we all want to encourage. >> tucker: right. you must be sort of ...