The tech sector has historically been focused in a few select coastal areas in New York, Massachusetts and California.

But that may have put them at a disadvantage, especially now, in the Trump era. That's the subject of a recent article by Issie Lapowsky, a senior writer at WIRED.

She spoke to Libby Denkmann about how power brokers of Silicon Valley have isolated themselves in coastal enclaves and lost touch with the average American, what CEO's are stepping out in Middle America and more.

To listen to the full segment, click the blue play button above.