chag, let's set aapart message and talk tactics. trump supporters were roundly criticized for the way they engaged with anti-trump criticaise while back. are anti-trump forces now opening themselves up for criticism for the way they are protesting? >> they could be, jim. trump is already trying to make hay of this. he's calling the protesters "thugs and criminals." and if violence continues to be watch for him to try to use this to his advantage. when violence broke out at those trump rallies earlier this year, more registered voters in a cbs poll said the protesters were to blame for the violence so this could work in his favor moving toward. >> axelrod: diso hillary clinton and bernie sanders, do they have to distance themselves not from the message but from the tactics of the protesters? >> well, they and many others reacted to the viewns at those trump rallies and were highly critical of him. they accused him of encouraging the crowds to violently react to the protesters. the question is, was this a precursor to larger violent p

balance the met's scholarly interkt its fund-raising needs, and its obligations to a vast and rapidly chag audience. they were also empressed by his quiet self-confidence. does that ring true to you? >> i was a scholar, and probably other people have to say the rest. i mean, i went to-- i came to the met in '95 because my predecessor, philippe, had built it up into this engine of scholarship. it had the funding. it had the spaces. critically it had the sophisticated audiences that really wanted these great exhibitions. for me as a scholar in my field, european tapestry, i saw it as this great place to go and realize that, to share my passion with other people. and when i became director, that was very much kind of-- i've done that. i was happy to go on doing it, but now what i want to do is allow my colleagues to go on doing it and take it out further. >> rose: did you decide, did you say, look, philippe was who he is and had those dual roles there and, therefore, what i have to do is define my own identity as a leader of the met? >> i think it's-- it's evolved. i'd been there as a curator

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the nature of work is i think chag, not just about technology, it's integrating every aspect of our livesey continue to develop those skills to be active participants in this emerging economy. >> steve liesman, share with us cnbc's all american survey asking a couple of questions one of which is who is better on the economy clinton or trump? >> we dug deal into the economy and found an amazing tie, you know how the national polls say when hillary takes on trump head to head hillary beats trump. when you look at all five candidates and say who is best on the economy they're tied, who is best for your wages they're tied, who is best for small business slight edge for trump, who is best for immigration, very slight edge for hillary clinton and what's interesting on some of these issues, take a look at your wages they are actually second to none. look at this poll. 25% say none. so there is a lot of -- what's the word -- dissatisfaction out there in terms of the choices that are available to people. they don't like either candidate and by the way what you should know is when we ask what the n