recent book remarkable story of the trait and label who change the world in conversations with justin fox, columnist @and professor schilling joins in 2001 and currently herzog family professor of management. her primary area of innovation in strategy and high technology industry such as smartphone, video game and renewable energies she's particularly interested in platform die it signallic, network, creativity and break through innovation you won't find surprising base on title of her new book on moderator is justin fox columnist for bloomberg view writing about business he started there in january of 2015, after serving astorial tore, thank you both for being here this evening. quirky published by public affairs last month already a favorite among academic and experts alike and book suggest that intellect does not create innovator but won social, emotional that enables u true genius to break through not just once but again and again and after the talk they continue conversation during reception in and book sign here in the room. royalties from all books sold tonight will go to stem kids

in conversation this evening with justin fox, columnist at bloomberg view. professor schilling joined stern in 2001 and is currently the herzog family professor of management. her primary areas of research include innovation, strategy in high technology industries such as smartphones, video games and renewable energies. she's particularly interested in platform dynamics and breakthrough innovation which you won't find surprising based on the title of her new book. our moderator is justin fox, columnist for bloomberg view writing about business. he started there in january of 2015 after serving as editorial director and executive editor of the harvard business review. thank you both for being here this evening. quirky was published by public affairs just last month and is already a favorite amongst academics and industry experts alike. the book suggests intellect alone does not create an innovator. after the talk we hope that you will join us as we continue the conversation during a reception and book signing right here in this room. royalties from all books

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joining us now to discuss is the aforementioned justin fox. an interesting piece.hot topic right now particularly with the talk about tariffs and the president's emphasis on reviving manufacturing. what is the problem? >> everyone knows that employment in manufacturing has gone down in the last decade. toething from 30's -- 30% 8%. manufacturing output, if you measure it in inflation-adjusted terms, has gone up over the decades. there are some issues with the way you measure that because computers, because they are much higher quality, that counts in the gdp as higher output. the same amount as computers because they are better. that is something you have to get your head around that is weird. another good way to think about manufacturing and its role in the economy is its share of the gdp. this started last week. there was a fight on twitter between the american enterprise institute and a former obama economic adviser and some trump supporter. and the trump supporter was saying that manufacturing share of gdp had fallen. and they were saying -- no, the manufacturi

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justin, he is leaving goldman sachs. >> that is huge. thanks for joining us. here's a "outnumbered" ." >> sandra: foxs alert, could shift a dramatic shift, seeking a face to face meeting with president trump, and president trump accepting the invitation, sending shock waves throughout the world. i am sandra smith. harris faulkner, katie pavlich, fox news analyst marie part of, and congressman sean duffy, republican from the great state of wisconsin, and he is outnumbered. glad to have you back.

justin, he is leaving goldman sachs. >> that is huge. thanks for joining us. here's a "outnumbered" ." >> sandra: fox news alert, could shift a dramatic shift, seeking a face to face meeting with president trump, and president trump accepting the invitation, sending shock waves throughout the world. i am sandra smith. harris faulkner, katie pavlich, fox news analyst marie part of, and congressman sean duffy, republican from the great state of wisconsin, and he is outnumbered. glad to have you back. >> sean: great to be here. >> harris: all right, our work is done here. >> sandra: all right, let's get started. we could be looking at history in the making, kim jong un requesting a sitdown with president trump as soon as possible. the when and where have yet to be decided, but the potential milestone is already drawing praise from republicans and democrats alike. sean spicer reacting earlier today. >> kim jong un is coming to the table, he is going to have a discussion with the present. that is a huge won for the south korean people. huge won for our allies in asia, and for this country. so we have got

fox 2 news. >>> president trump is being criticized for making up facts with a meeting with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. president trump insisted that the united states runs a trade deficit with canada. however, the office of the united states trade representative says the u.s. has a trade surplus with canada. the can't -- the president bragged that he made up the trade fact. the former u.s. ambassador to canada says the president created a crisis that did not exist and said that lying to your friends only hurts your relationship. >>> bill gates is affected to meet with president trump at the white house. no word on what the two will be talking about. gates has been publicly critical of president trump's policies over the past couple of months. in a meeting between the two last year, he said that proposed cuts to u.s. foreign aid and funding the global health programs could put millions of lives at risk. >>> considering asking for a recount following tuesday's special congressional election. democratic conor lamb leads rick saccone. still about 375 uncounted provisional military and overseas ba