prevailing. it s sort of what got him to agree to sign any piece of legislation in that infamous meeting with lawmakers. it s also why, correct me if i m wrong, senators perdue and cotton demand that they be s-ho. if that is the case, i m wondering, how do you end up forging an immigration deal with this white house? or is it simply impossible because he ll listen to whoever is last with him? well, it s not the case for that particular meeting. trump himself wanted them in the room. but in general your point is correct and that s why in the early days when you didn t have john kelly, you shhad steve bann lurking as this figure after the formal proceeding ending just whispering in the president s ear. and you had these hovering figures of the early days of the trump administration in reince priebus and steve bannon, jared
types of they bombard the vehicles with signals and they try to get to the root of any interference, and, you know, they say they can t repeat this. they say it s not a problem. but the truth is when you drive around today, everyone has a handheld, you know, there s cell towers everywhere. this is an issue that could be maybe better understood and better fail-safes could probably be built into the cars so if there is interference which, you know, maybe can t be prevented, at least the car know hos ys ho react to it to keep the passengers and the driver safe. brake override is one of the solutions to this. brake override is essentially when you hit your brakes, the electronics, the computer software in your car, knows that your accelerator needs to stop. one of the horrifying things that s happened in the accidents that people heard about, people hit the brakes and the car keeps accelerating. that s a very frightening situation, and i m not sure that people are going to have the where