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You think. i felt i had a butterfly net and i was chasing butterflies and every time i got close, it moved. i had interviewed the head of intel at least three times, just to make sure nothing changed from six months earlier. so i was actually living that change. >> tucker: it's know one person's fault, i do think a lot of us are very sensitive to this consequence. especially the political consequences. we had a big technological disruption, we got 70 years of marxism out of that. this is a more profound change, i mean, how can you be hopeful about the political consequences? >> a good question...

You have a sense of what the big ones are in this incoming administration? >> over and over and over,on people are saying they want someone to shake things up. they are so sick of what they see in washington. i want somebody who is going to go in there and do things differently. so far and what we've seen in the president-elect. it is extraordinary in terms of action and sentiment that rolls over at the beginning of the tweet. that kind of thing is what people expect from him and he is going to have to continue to hold that bar high for them. we are going to try to sort of answer that question...

Started as a segment producer, field producer, i was perfectly happy doing that on the other side of the camera. great guy who i worked for said you know what, we just want to try thisa out. what if we put you in front of the camera? it was pretty fun so i did business minutes for them, next thing i knew i was working as a reporter foro "the wall street journal" report on weekends. then i was with nbc and the rest is history, as they say. >> tucker: it all began at a rat infested restaurant. >> what other start is there in new york city really? >> tucker: martha maccallum, thank you for doing ...

I'm optimistic because we've actually done this before. they used to live and work on farms, factories, we've done this before. this is going to be harder, okay? there's no question about it. i have a huge faith in american creativity. i was at a conference a few months ago, a woman was there, she said her job was tagging sharks for twitter. i certainly didn't think that would be a job. tucker, we will never see itit coming. these new jobs. if we were to be open and flexible, which is actually our value as a country, we will find a whole set of jobs. a lot of them, tucker, will be people viewi...

Eventually when the bottom falls out, it's like "idiocracy." that movie. we don't 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, it's really hard to do both at the same time. i get it. in this larger sense, i just can't 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 for technology, but it's one of the reasons our jobs have left. what should the government's pos...