duchovny says the flying car is about to take off. was given exclusive access to see their concept model with our own eyes. if everything goes smoothly, i'm going to watch a car fly over another car. we'll see. sure enough, we watched it soar through the air over another car and land. but for all the magic of this moment, we were heavily restricted. forced to shoot at least half a football field away. and we never actually saw the driver entering or exiting the vehicle. but you're not still all the way there yet because, you know, you wouldn't let me in the cockpit yet. there's a difference between you and the consumers. we still have some ip intellectual property which we're trying to protect. so far, more than 3200 early adopters have preordered their $300,000 all electric flying car, and the company is aiming to begin production by next year. but practicality might be where the rubber meets the sky. only a few countries allow for the kind of road to air reality duchovny envisions. it's going to be slow, incremental approach, which

only a few countries allow for the kind of road to air reality duchovny envisions. >> it's going. >>> which is good. >> for. >> consumer integration. >> but he says. >> as demand grows. >> regulations will catch up with the tech. >> for now, it's. >> still that. >> cutting edge. >> pie in the sky. steve patterson, nbc news, silicon valley. >> exactly what's needed in miami. that wraps up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart. thank you for the privilege of your time. cristina ruffini picks up with more news right now. >> right now on msnbc reports. president trump applauds elon sk

only a few countries allow for the kind of road to air reality duchovny envisions. >> it's going. >> to be slow. incremental approach, which. >> is. >> good for legal. >> integration. >> which is good. >> for. >> consumer integration. >> but he says. >> as demand grows. >> regulations will catch up with the tech. >> for now, it's. >> still that. >> cutting edge. >> pie in the sky. steve patterson, nbc news, silicon valley. >> exactly what's needed in miami. that wraps up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart. thank you for the privilege of your time. cristina ruffini picks up with more news right now. >> right now on msnbc reports. president trump applauds elon musk in a new interview. the pair defends mass firings as they work to radically remake the federal government. all this as a judge declines to block dodge from cutting the federal workforce and accessing sensitive data systems. plus, a war of words between president trump and the president of ukraine. mr. trump calling vladimir zelensky a, quote, dictator without elections, while ukraine's president saying trump lives in a di