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gannett tells fox news this morning gannett and publications often publish columns and editorials fromom gannett this morning. we will stay on top of the story. ainsley? ainsley: all right. thank you, ed. it's decision-day for president trump who is expected to announce his next nominee for the supreme court at 9:00 p.m. tonight. four in the running breaking down the cases criticisms against these potential justices. here in insight. legal fellow of the harst damage fox news and host of the scotus 101 broadcast elizabeth flattery. thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having me. ainsley: president has to narrow it down and ask himself what are the democrats going to say? why wouldn't they want to vote for this person? what the possible criticisms. let's start with the female that is judge amy coney barrett. what are the criticisms that could be used against her. >> the main criticism is that she has only been a judge on the appeals court for 8 months. looking at her academic record, she has tackled a number of important legal topics. we have a very clear view of her understanding

you also leave us with henry gannett, a geographer who had some advice for people considering trip toalaska. what is his advice and have you see it this day? >> guest: his advice, what he wrote not long after getting back was look, if you're going to go to alaska, and you should because it's amazing, and he is one of the great joggers in american history, he had seen everything in the american west. he's one of the fount of the national geographic society. he's like if you're going to alaska, and you should, wait until your older because you don't want to spoil every thing else in the world first. it's that phenomenal. john muir is famous for his work in northern california, yosemite. he does admit, look, alaska is like 100 times better than california. it's still amazing. but as you note, that might that be the case anymore. if you want the glaciers in the most spectacular form, if you want to see the wildlife, you might want to get up there, maybe not tomorrow but i would go sooner rather than later. i wouldn't late i wait for old. >> host: author of "tip of the iceberg: my 3,000-mi

the book the book attempts to debunk the notion of creative genus joining us is the author, allen gannettgood morning >> thanks for having me. >> you interviewed all sorts of people what was your takeaway >> people think there's all this magic as to what becomes a hit especially with consumer products, people think there is taste maker status, but there's all sorts of science that what drives people to like things and dislike other things there's all sorts of reason. >> give me some of it everybody peoples like creativity is a femoral idea >> so, we think what becomes a hit is a magical thing the reality is scientists have been studying this stuff for years. and what really becomes a hit is based around two big things. we have this urge as humans where we crave things that are familiar we like things that are safe enough to feel comfortable but we also create things that are novel, new an interesting and display potential sources of reward so the ideas that tend to become hits are a blend of the familiar and novel. >> give us something trapractic. tell me something that somebody in the bo