, but if you are computer savvy, you can probably go on line and bring that up either through cnbc or boeing 787 dreamliner, and it's just enough to make you cry. >> let's hear from our guest. >> well, lyle has some good points. one is on outsourcing. the dreamliner will certainly go down as a case study in outsourcing. and it's one of the reasons why companies have looked at insourcing, that is, bringing production closer to home, and notwithstanding your criticism of mr. malaly, ford has announced it's bringing its production of ford fusions from mexico back to the united states as an example of insourcing. the president had an event at the white house about three weeks ago to highlight about a dozen companies that have insourced work back into the united states. but the other point on technology transfer that lyle mentions is also very true. and you see multi-national companies, and you see companies like boeing and general electric willing to give away some of this technology to get potential market share in large markets like china. and the challenge with that is that ultimately that me

and if you are computer savvy you could probably go on line and bring it up either through cnbc or through boeing 787 dream liner, and it is just enough to make you cry. host: let us hear from your guest. guest: lyle has some good points. one is on it is one of the reasons why companies have looked at in sourcing, which is bringing production closer to home, notwithstanding your criticism of the gentleman, but ford has announced it is bringing production of the four diffusion from mexico to the united states. that's an example of insourcing. president had an event recently to highlight companies that have been doing this in the united states. regarding technology transfer, your comment was true. you see multinational companies like boeing and general electric willingness to give away some of this technology to get potential market share and in larger markets like china. the challenge with that is ultimately if that means production jobs overseas and innovation jobs will go overseas and we will be competing against that technology that we have been transferring to japan or china. companies that st

and if you are computer savvy you could probably go on line and bring it up either through cnbc or through boeing 787 dream liner, and it is just enough to make you cry. host: let us hear from your guest. guest: lylhas some good points. one is on it is one of the reasons why companies have looked at in sourcing, which is bringing production closer to home, notwithstanding your criticism of the gentleman, but ford has announced it is bringing pruction of the four diffusion from mexico to the united states. that's an example of insourcing. president had an event recently to highlight companies that have been doing this in the united states. regarding technology transfer, your comment was true. you see multinational companies like boeing and general electric willingness to give away some of this technology to get potential market share and in larger markets like china. the challenge with that is ultimately if that means production jobs overseas and innovation jobs will go overseas and we will be competing against that technology that we have been transferring to japan or china. companies that stand