he is also a bit of an he is atual, and historian as well. he is a civil war historian. he wrote a book about abraham lincoln and a telegraph during the civil war. he seems to have this is oracle perspective that i think is -- this historical perspective that i think is very beneficial and will serve him well in an agency that has traditionally been technocrats sort of and bureaucrats. one of the things -- one of the phrases that he uses -- interestingly, he used it in his book about lincoln, he talked about the internet as a hinge moment in history. so you get the sense reading his statement that he really has a sense that the internet is a unique, in his words, hinge moment that is filled with promise for the u.s., for the common a -- for its economy overall has of applications from health care to education. so i really do think that he wants to instill the sense of optimism and hope in the agency, and that is really associated with the promise of the internet, not only for economic growth, but also for increasing opportunities for people around the country and for the

. >> they don't have enough mey to atually retire.t, someone who is 55 years old anolder doesn't have the same propensity over so quickly or proclivity s well. >>e basically have to be more competitive globally and that would helpconsiderably. and we have to have better management and do a better job educating our young and we have to have a different attitude towards work and i think that we are a little bit too complacen and we don't press hard enough that we currely produce to innovate so that we have new products that can generate the wealth. the tax rates are a little bit on the high side. and it seems that companies are hiring far too many people for compliance as opposed to people in the products. >> is a good point. we have an economy that's struggling, we have companies that don't w too over a certain number of employees because of obamacare. how do we compete on the global platform when other countries have added this to their advantage? >> we have to develop products that the rest of the world wants. and w are hoping for so