Mark Halperin

That's about almost 10% of the market.

So it's not nothing, but it's obviously not the way it is in so many other countries.

You rode in an autonomous vehicle from coast to coast?

Yeah, and which vehicle was it?

Yeah, so you sat in the driver's seat, but you never touched the steering wheel?

Right.

How much have you been in a Waymo?

Yeah.

Explain why they're safer than human-driven cars.

Yeah.

So I'm not stunned because I get why people react negatively to it.

And when I rode them around in San Francisco, and again, folks, if you haven't been in one, you get in the backseat, you unlock the car with the app, you get in the backseat,

The driver already knows where you're going.

You get to control the music.

That's my son's favorite part.

And it drives you very carefully and precisely to your destination.

People would see me in the back of the car, see us in the back of the car, and they would laugh and they would be stunned to see a car without a driver.

But just think about it logically.

The Waymo is not tired.

It's not distracted.