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This is the Tudor Dixon podcast, and today we are going to talk about that infamous kill switch.

You've heard a lot about it. What is it? You're saying this is the switch in your car.

Your car actually is making the decision as to whether or not you can drive. Well, why is that important? How could that happen?

Is that a thing? Okay, so we have an expert here and we're talking about this because you have

probably just seen that, and if you haven't, you should know that there was an amendment to take

this out of the infrastructure bill and say we can't fund a can't fund a kill switch in our personal vehicles,

like the vehicles that we think we own. But 57 Republicans voted to keep it in there. And one of

them is from the state of Michigan, but they're Republicans from all across the country.

So I wanted to bring on Lauren Fix. She's a former race car driver and

engineer, and she knows everything about cars. She is the car coach and the co-host of the drive.

Lauren, thank you so much for joining me. Well, thanks for having me, tutor. Yeah, this is a very hot topic.

Lots of interest in it from all sides of the aisle because it impacts your freedom

and your independence.

That's so, this is what we keep telling people, but I, people say, oh, this is tinfoil hat stuff,

but my car, so I have a Chevy Tahoe.

My car watches me.

I know, I can see it has a little camera on the steering

wheel to watch me because it has that self-drive mode. What did you say? The self-drive mode is called

Super Cruise. Super Cruise, yeah. They've got like 750,000 mapped roads. It's a great system.

It is until it's not because sometimes it like decides to shut down or and it will shut

down if it thinks that you have looked away.

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