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That if the administration did this they would take some type of legal action. now were seeing that play out. the question will this come about in 2020, we dont know yet but i think a lot of people that advocate for the population protected under the voting rights act are opposed to this move. >> definitely gives them something to fight about. jesse byrnes, appreciate it. >> several years ago the governor off arizona was all in to driverless technology. opening up the roads. now hes ordered uber...

Of new york approved it so they contest it, they are testing applications, you got to show insurance among other things but unlike other states what new york wants to do is make you pay for the police presence for the testing which is $55.86 per hour. any company that wants to test driverless technology, get rid it will cost you. >> any car you need a police presence, pass on. the newest flavor, i dont know how i feel about this. the food bloggers testing, pepsi fire, say it is kind of like that...