is it one america, or is it jerry kaplan's two americas with people left behind?in a trading environment on wall street, you can see rapid innovation displacing and disrupting a lot of the jobs or at least the way the traders would do their jobs so i see that firsthand. i would like to ask jerry, what would be your one or two best policy prescriptions for how to potentially bridge that gap if you have this period of disruptive innovation? jerry: that is a very good question. the problem with income equality is that we are looking at it statically, not dynamically. people think we have to take away from the rich and give to the poor and that is a nonstarter in this current political environment. but the u.s. economy doubles approximately every four years. this has happened reliably for over 200 years. think about what that means. four years from now, there will be twice as much wealth as there is today. vonnie: things are changing in technology. jerry: i think it is a reasonable assumption that the economy will continue to grow at the rates that it has in the past.