fiat is saying they will partner igressively with google, and you're talking about uber, those are thenies i think about when i think about self driving. emily: is fiat saying they want to manufacture those cars? eric: uber said they don't want to be in the manufacturing business, but the development of the autonomous technology, so i think that is probably what would happen, though we do not have a lot of details. emily: why doesn't fiat build their own software and products if they are so interested? you have a lot of other carmakers going it alone. eric: a think it is a very, very hard problem. there is a limited sense of engineers that can do it. every company in the world wants to spend money to buy those engineers. you have to pick your battles, and unless you are willing to spend a ton of money, might make more sense to partner with a technology company. been: you have also covering fundraising wars between didi and uber. the numbers are massive. i wonder, will they ever have to go public ever at all? do they have enough funds to fund their expansion for years to come? eric: in

from almost nothing, we had some people uninsured to what we have now because of the democrats in , igress, can we talk about don't want to throw that away. that was a hard journey for us to get there. our party was at the forefront and took a lot of beatings, a lot of false starts, a lot of obstacles. how do we build on that? there are a lot of people around the country and in my state, over 100,000 additional folks voted and supported president that, how do we build on with our platform? not going to throw that away or start something new. is there a statement -- i have some republicans that i have to go home to who everyday people he up with obamacare, obamacare, dad, bad. -- bad, bad. i don't want our party to play into that. with that, help me not just the white house platform, but it platform that people on the ground to say we have made some progress more you to continue -- needs to continue? >> we need to build on that and therefore to single-payer. the polling data actually shows a lot more support for single payer and obamacare, including % upper republicans who support federal f