gary shapiro says i'm not a democrat. i'm not a republican.ven said he voted for hillary clinton yet he was one who invited her because he has seen her have the platform. melissa: she does a lot of great work connecting the future of work with the generation that we have in school right now, especially going all the way down to middle school. connecting businesses, that need workers with the talent that's out there. i mean we have empty jobs. we need to figure out how to educate people for it. it is better that companies get in the mix, private business, rather than leaving it all to government because they always fall far behind. liz, great coverage. i love everything you've done today. so many great things. the flying car, all of the cutting-edge news. you are fantastic. we will be sure to catch liz tomorrow. you have day two of your special coverage. i want to give you some of these guests. they're incredible. the ceo of delta air lines. you also have the ceo of discovery communications. and all of the gadgets and robots and everything else

gary shapiro says the only certainty is disruption in his fireside chat with yvonne could trump she declared that innovation is a net job producer she does not think 4 year college is the key and she advocates apprenticeships and what she calls rescaling and she talked about enabling the disabled with robotic arms and other technology and reintegrating ex convicts into the workforce and despite her father's controversial immigration stance the 1st daughter and white house adviser advocates a practical approach we need to recruit and retain the greatest talent in the world to help us grow and innovate but we need to invest in american workers and. reach over to the sidelines who are all the men to our workforce and a quip them with the skills that they need to search to to thrive and we can't just seek to import that is the greatest investment we can make is and the next generation in this country are kids and it's a very very expensive raising children especially at a time and now this is changing but especially at a time when wages has stagnated and the cost of childcare was skyrocketing wh

gary shapiro, i talked with his people, we were e-mailing, said what is going on, he said this is reallynever wanted ces show to be -- david to be -- he wanted to be to nonpartisan, not red, not blue, just about technology. david: she said nothing controversial. that i could hear. reporter: that is where we are, people are a little upset, they say there are more women who are more experienced than she and should have been keynote speaker. >> i have a lot of disagreement with this administration, i think when you talk about key neat speakers, you can get people prooffic -- from the offf president you take them, whether a republican or democrat this is the ces, you have people from all over the globe, i -- i get backlash we're in a polarizing environment this has something to to if it was ivanka or steve mnuchin. it is idea of pro-trump and anti-trump. i would tell to many of people in vegas, she has pretty good credentials as a fellow warton grad. >> john. >> liz, great to have you, we have a real skills gap in country, 800,000 people we need for welding and electrician jobs we'll not fil

[laughter] gary shapiro, cpa, gary great job gary. greg smith of boeing also, and greg get that going, work together and get it going. you know boeing makes a tremendous portion of our gdp, i had no idea was the that big of a country, it could have up to a half a point of gdp and some people say even more. we've gotta get that when moving fast. it's going to be better than everything. mike summers api, mike? thank you mike. paul taylor of fitch, that's another good ratings group, are we doing okay with fitch? good otherwise i would not have introduce you. [laughter] robert sorenson, news corporation. where's rupert's report not here? i can't believe he's not here. is he the greatest or what? he was going to get 40,000,000,t thing, he sold all the stuff he didn't want. he sold it to some group that doesn't like trump as much, that's only problem. but he was going to get 40 billion, and he said i don't know they can bidding this thing up. data paying like 75 billion? and he kept the best stuff, so rupert is doing right, report is fantas

what kind of people are these, lindsay sometimes it's the senators and the congressmen that do it gary shapiro, cta. great job, gary. greg smith of boeing also and greg, get that going work together. get it going you know, boeing makes a tremendous portion of our gdp. i had no idea it was such a big company. i mean, i knew it was big but it can have up to half a point of g gdp, some people say more. we've got to get that one moving fast and it's going to be better than ever, i think mike somers, api mike, thank you, mike. paul taylor of fitch that's another good ratings group. are we doing okay at fitch good otherwise i wouldn't have introduced you robert thornson newscorp where is rupert? is he not here i can't believe it is he the greatest, though, or what he was going to get $40 billion for his thing. he sold all the stuff he didn't want he sold it to some group that doesn't like trump as much that's the only problem. but he was going to get $40 billion and said, i don't know, they keep bidding this thing up. they ended up paying, what, $75 billion? and he kept the best stuff rupert's doing

[laughter] gary shapiro, cta. gary. great job, gary. greg smith, of boeing, also., greg, get that going. work together. get it going. you know, boeing makes a tremendous portion of our gdp. i had no idea it was such a big company. it was -- i mean, i know it was big, but it could have up to a half a point of gdp. some people say even more. so we've got to get that one moving fast, and it's going to be better than ever, i think. mike sommers, api. mike? thank you, mike. paul taylor, of fitch. that's another good ratings group. are we doing ok at fitch? good. otherwise, i wouldn't have introduced you, if i thought --. [laughter] robert thornson, news corp. where's rupert? is rupert not here? i can't believe rupert is not here. is he the greatest though, or what? he was going to get $40 billion for his thing. he sold all the stuff he didn't want. he sold it to some group that doesn't like trump as much; that's the only problem. but he was going to get $40 billion, and he said, i don't know, they keep bidding this thing up. they end up paying what? $75 billion? and he

[laughter] gary shapiro, cpa. great job. greg smith of boeing also. and greg, get that going. work together. get it going. boeing makes a tremendous portion of the gdp. i had no idea it was such a big company. i knew it was big, but it could have a half a point of gdp. some people say more. so we have to get that one moving fast. it will be better than ever, i think. mike summers api. mike, thank you, mike. fitch, and other good ratings group, are we doing okay? otherwise, i would not have introduced you. robert sorensen, news corporation. where's rupert? i cannot believe rupert is not here. is he the greatest or what? he was going to get 40 billion for his thing. he sold stuff he did not want to. he sold it to some group that does not like trump as much. but he was going to get $40 billion. he said, i don't know, they keep bidding up. they pay 75 billion, and he kept the best of it. so rupert is doing great. and that whole family is just a great family. so say hello, robert. john 410. where's john? , he is great. good job, john. thank you for all the help too. great job, john

gary shapiro, cta. gary, great job, gary. greg smith of boeing also and greg, get that going. work together, get it going. boeing make as tremendous portion of our gdp. i had no idea it was such a big company. i know it was big but it could have up to a half of point gdp. some people say even more. so we got to get that one moving fast and it is going to be better than ever i think. mike summers. api. mike, thank you, mike. paul taylor of fitch. that is another good ratings group. are we doing okay at fitch. are we doing good? i wouldn't have introduced you if i didn't -- robert fitch of news corp. is rupert not here? i can't believe rupert is not here. is he greatest or what? he would get 40 billion for his thing. he sold all the stuff he wants. he sold it to some group that don't like trump as. that is the only problem. he was going to get 40 billion. they keep bidding thing up. they paid what, 75 billion? he kept the best stuff. rupert is doing it right. rupert is fantastic. that whole family is a fantastic family. say hello, robert. john thornton. john, where's john? where

[laughter] gary shapiro cta. greg smith from boeing. that going working to gather boeing makes tremendous it and it was a big company but it could have half a point of gdp some people say even more. it will be better than ever. mike from api? are we doing okay at fitch? news corp. is rupert not here? he was going to get 40 billion he sold all the stuff he did not want but he will get 40 billion and say they end up paying 75 billion? rupert is doing fantastic. so say hello. where is john? good job. thank you for all the help. jay timmons? thank you very much spalding? stephen? i could use some good legal advice i could use some good lawyers. to hell with that i have to suffer through it like i have my whole life similar along the line they must be pretty good. atlas organization thank you. kevin? where is kevin? i don't know i could have used you a little bit why weren't you more forceful when you want to that job? you are a forceful person in fact may be too forceful for the job i would have been very happy with you but i thank you for