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in their drive way let's be brael that nim fairer of reform we need reforms to the police but it hasol there is no pushback. there should be. >> absolutely, you have got to give credit ceo ford for saying what, whoa, we can be part of the solution cars have nothing to do with anything in terms of the negatives we are hearing about, maybe a smart vehicle could be helpful. . >> is this right exactly, not just immediately to demands of a small group of people, more leaders need to do that. maria: exactly. >> google caves for employees when they walked away from pentagon. >> have i mean makes about two-thirds of the police vehicles, in this country i think very telling, police cannot do their jobs without vehicles. so this idea that people are trying to say defund police get rid of the police that is what some people are calling for. of the it is really gotten out of hand again i think guy is right, it is going to hurt minority communities most if police you gutted those communities need law enforcement help the most. maria: i mean so naÏve to say you want to mantle police altogether wha