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. >> the ceo of cca which is sponsoring the show on capitol hill. what is important to bringing these companies to capitol hill? >> we have a couple of dozen companies and wanted to give the number's congress a quick,ese sample of what we do every year in las vegas, which is about 4,000 companies, not a couple of dozen, and that's half a million square feet. we want them to see innovation happening in the u.s. and life-changing innovation, whether it's in health care, car navigation, health and safety, so many other things, so they understand the decisions they mae make have real life consequences. >> what is your early impression of the trump administration and the tech community? >> i think the trump administration wants the tech community to citied and help drive the stock market. we're seeing positive action on nafta, rewriting it in a way which will not be harmful to american industry. also movement on overregulation and. >> what be the fcc, early signs from the fcc and. >> the fcc chairman has redefined what the commission is doing in a very p

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. >> host: according to cca's chart at the front of this exhibit, about 150,000 jobs in louisiana are supported, are tech-related jobs. what kind of jobs are they? >> guest: we have a growing technology field in louisiana. the city of new orleans has become a hub for young people that come in and start up businesses, come up with innovative ideas. you know, you see it all around the country, but it's a growing field. the younger kids especially with virtual reality, with just ease of use that kids have of pucking up gadgets -- picking up gadgets and learning how to use technology, it's providing a lot of great opportunities and a lot of start-up companies. we're glad that south louisiana's been part of that. >> host: when it comes to policy, what are you hearing from these companies? >> guest: i think the biggest thing is they want to make sure the government doesn't impede their ability to grow and create innovative products. when you look at the federal communications commission, the fcc has a lot of involvement in how technology is governed. i've always said that i think one of the

he's been cca i think a number of world leaders want to hear him strike a conciliatory tone. it's about what he can get done. ally he have lunch with the leaders of south korea and japan to get them to ramp up pressure on north korea. will it work? that's the big pressure looming over this. >> the president has chuck and nancy, i've got chuck and kristen. i'll take mine two. >> big win. >> vandy beating k state. >> we may be ranked by the end of the day. >> you'll become insufferable, won't you? >> guess what's next week, alabama. >> reality. >> exactly. chuck, thanks so much. we'll look for more on "meet the press" where chuck's guests will include senators bernie sander and tom cotton. kristen going to stick around for the high state. making changes for the way nursing homes and assisted living facilities prepare for natural disasters. governor rick scott says they must hav power for four days. this comes after eight people died and lost power. portions of the florida keys reopened saturday a week after they were evacuated to get to safety ahead of irma. >>> scary moments a

. >> the ceo of cca which is sponsoring the show on capitol hill. what is important to bringing