we talk to william cohan, richard edel mnl and max chafkin. >> this idea show that america has been deeply disadvantaged by trade is so-- that the tech companies are the winners in ip, in-- in it, in selling products through a global supply chain. they have affordable products that they can sell through wal-mart that otherwise people couldn't afford. and the whole mythology around job loss is just that. and so this is a really important topic that the business community compared to nafta the job on ttp was so poor and it was all lead by government and totally the opposite to 20 years before on nafta. and there is the moment for the tech companies to stand up and not just them, but also the customers. the dry cleaner or the small business person who's running it on a pc that costs $700 bucks instead of 1200. this is critical to the success of the economy forward. >> tett: all about the tech sector for the hour when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose is provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored

joining me is max chafkin who has been covering uber. chard edelman and william toan, especially jupiter "vanity fair" and author of "why wall street matters." max, i would like to start with you. one of the things that put uber in the spotlight is this extraordinarily video of released of travis in a cap arguing with an uber driver. this comes on top of the scandal when a female employee wrote a blog saying it is a sexist place to work. it is a combination of nightmares for the company. tell us about the video. max: it has been an extraordinary month for uber. you did not mention the delete uber campaign. this video came to our beat reporter, eric newcomer, it was passed to him by a driver. it is clearly a dash cam video of travis kalanick, the c.e.o. of uber, getting into a spirited debate with a driver. it kind of reminds me of the joe the plumber video where you have a lot of uber drivers who have long felt the company does not always have their best interests in mind and you have a driver suddenly voicing those concerns and being tre

we talk to william cohan, richard edel mnl and max chafkin. >> this idea show that america has been deeplyadvantaged by trade is so-- that the tech companies are the winners in ip, in-- in it, in selling products through a global supply chain. they have affordable products that they can sell through wal-mart that otherwise people couldn't afford. and the whole mythology around job loss is just that. and so this is a rea