Welcome to an HBO podcast from the HBO late-night series Real Time with Bill Maugh.

Okay, here we are on overtime. Max, with the government issuing guidelines for driverless

cars, should we embracing this new technology and be wary of it? Why do you know about

this? Well, basically because there's a national security aspect to that. If it can be automatic,

it can be hacked. Oh, right. So, I don't know about you, but I dread the idea that one

day somebody hacks all of our driverless cars at once and kills more Americans in one

day than 9-11, which is something we need to be wary of. Oh, my God. Just when I thought

it was sleep tight, everybody. There's nothing worse than a Trump presidency. There it is.

If it's automatic, it can be hacked. That's too worry about you. Yeah, that is very

annoying. I love how Max can just turn anything into like a zombie apocalypse.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's called neurosis. Yeah.

Lonnie, whether or not Trump wins, is the Republican Party forever changed? I don't know that it

is. I've always thought of this as kind of a temporary correction, to be honest with you.

I think after this election is over though the Republican Party does have some soul searching

to do. But to say it's permanently changed, it implies that I think this guy actually

will have some permanent influence on how we think about the world. And I, from a perspective

of someone who hopes that isn't true, I hope it isn't true. But, you know, it'll be

an interesting discussion. But isn't the problem their voters? I mean, they didn't want

Trump a lot of them. And we see a lot of these Vichy Republicans who go along because they

don't want to upset the Apple Probe. They know better. They know better. They know where

their bread is buttered and where their voters are. But I mean, you can get rid of a Trump.

You can't get rid of the voters. That's who they want.

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