guest: lina khan talking about entrepreneurship in america.ler: i was wondering if your guest has done any research on the trends that have taken place currently, president obama, his initiative is to support education and academic research. i was wondering if she was aware of the monopolization of a i.t., innovation and technology, by investment capitalists, being generated by publicly funded grants at academic institutions? guest: i have not specifically looked at that. i think it is definitely something that we should all be focused on. you have the monopolization across the board in almost every industry. if even in the high-tech sector, it is something that we think of as driving, having a lot of entrepreneurs. big companies can control that landscape. take out developers who are creating new applications. this is a big space for a new entrepreneurs. wet gets left out of this is that the app developers are still working on apple's turf. whether there's still room for entrepreneurship, it is happening on the land of some bigger company. i

host: our guest, lina khan talking about entrepreneurship in america. our next call, independent line. caller: hi. i was wondering if mrs. khan has done any research on the trend that is taking place currently. president obama, his initiative has been for -- to support education and academic research. and i was wondering if she was aware of the monopolyization of i.p., of innovation technology, by investment capital ifflets -- capitalists, that is publicly funded grants at our academic institutions? guest: i haven't specifically looked at that. i think it's definitely something that we should all be focused on. you have seen monopolyization across the board in almost every industry and even in high-tech sectors which is something that we've been good -- [inaudible] there being a lot of entrepreneurs, there's still a handful of big companies that kind of control a lot of that landscape. so, you know, take a lot of app developers who are now creating new applications, that this is a driving space for a lot of new entrepreneurship. i think what often gets