walter issacson. you are a great man. i write about great people. >> i wish you along life and keep bringing the history and the icon to the common thinking folk. first question. and just an additional question. with the computing and the 3 d printing do you see this as an event you'll change or industrial revolution to the whole world and my second is when is elan musk going to talk with you? >> yes, i see the computing 3-d printing and mobile you know, we will have a transformative effect. we are seeing it now. which is really since the industrial revolution and the way that we organized the work is through firms and corporations and whatever. you have to be a big company to sort of have all of the equipment that you needed to manufacture things. to distribute things and to bring together the people in a working environment to do creativity. nowadays, i think that we are beginning to see that anybody can be an on call worker if they want. whether it is driving the uber or designing something really cool that stores you

we just learned walter issacson is writing two books. one on leonardo d.a. individualsy. ans. louis armstrong. kathy. have you been very patient. please go ahead. thank you. mr. issacson. had enry kissinger came to a security meeting before the people's congress this past week. and many individuals where protesting holding up the signs. and shouting out his war mongerring past and interrupting him. not surprisingly john mccain called the protestors lowlife sculpt and demanding their removal. i this i that activists are the greatest people of our time. so do you think that this protest is -- did you see the protest. do you have a comment about it? what do you think about nonprosecution of war mongers thank you. i saw it on tv. i was not sitting there. but i this i that the ability you know, starting with the people like thomas payne to the people today. in our society to protest and to have free speech in our comfort, with the protests and the free speech, that makes us a stronger society. and if you look at societies like china where the free flow of information and protes

i had that discussion with walter issacson. this is about augmenting, and we will be abe to augment so much of the decision making you and i have to make better decisions and do different things. >> rose: we will have the capacity to redirect how we spend our times. >> absolutely. >> rose: how will it transform law and journalism? >> that's interesting you said that because we're working with a client right now in the area of law. think of watson in a couple of caiz ways-- an adviser and discoverer. in discovery you think of the same word, legal, discovery. the ability to find connections between all kinds of information is something watson does extremely well. which is why we're working with pharmaceutical companies to find and explore new compounds they hadn't thought about now alois, things that have a much higher odd of succeeding. think about that. if successful for that you cut the pipeline down for innovation, way down, way less expensive, and you get it out much faster. so this idea for legal is a wonderful area to say