at the clinton global initiative i also spoke to a panel of some of the most innovative leaders from big companies and international organizations how they are going small and going fast in the digital revolution. >> this digital age will change every person's life in the world at a much faster pace, and to give an example, you're going from 1,000 connections to the internet in 1984 to 14 billion today, to 500 billion in 15 years. it will completely change every model of business, every government, every city, every home, and if carried out the right way, you will see it bring the power of job creation, health care and education to every citizen in every part of the world. >> a question i'll throw out to the panel. who is most responsible for making sure the economy works for most people? is it the government? is it the private sector? >> i think we're seeing a shift towards especially as technology companies start to own more and more of your data, they also have to have a responsibility to be using this in a positive way. i think most importantly we have the ability now to actually

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that i'm basically in the tank for hillary clinton because nearly ten years ago, in 2007, i was asked to moderate a panel discussion at clinton global initiative can't remember what the panel was, there were no clintons on the panel. it was on international development aid or honestly, i have no memory of what it was, but i was the panelist, the moderator of a panel of handful of people. i walked in, i did my moderation, i left, i wasn't paid. i've never been back to the clinton global initiative, never a member of cgi, never been to a cocktail party for cgi, never been to a social event with the clintons. you know, only time i've ever been in the same room with any of them if i'm interviewing one of them. i don't think i've been able to get hillary clinton on my show for i can't tell you for how long. so, i think it was years ago last time i was able to interview. other than on a debate stage, this will be the first time. the idea that, you know, i just find it, you know, it's -- >> obviously bothers you because you work hard to be objective journalist and when someone says something like this it's annoying. >> we are trying to make this as i

>> plus, a programming note for you, cnbc world, a special presentation of a panel moderated at the clinton global initiativeirs starting tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. eastern. [container door opening] ♪ what makes it an suv is what you can get into it. ♪ [container door closing] what makes it an nx is what you can get out of it. ♪ introducing the first-ever lexus nx turbo and hybrid. once you go beyond utility, there's no going back. >>> welcome back, everybody, before we wrap up this conversation for the next 20 years, we want to turn to our ceos and get a pulse check on the health of the american consumer and economy right now. you're leaving in minutes, fred, so i want to start with you. what do you see right now? we have all the concerns about what's happening globally and how we import some of those economic woes internally. have you seen that show up at all here? >> look at our performance over the first half of the year, we had a pretty strong performance and definitely believe that we're gaining a tail wind from the housing environment that helps our business in terms of home value appreciation, and housing