Steve Hilton has made abolishing California’s DMV a campaign promise, but Bill Maher wants to know how residents would obtain their driver’s licenses under his plan. Bill Maher: “One of your campaign promises is to abolish the DMV.” Steve Hilton: “Yes.” Bill Maher: “Well, how do we get a driver’s license?” Hilton argues that driver licensing services could be handled through existing county offices and online systems, rather than a standalone bureaucracy. He also proposes capping basic vehicle registration fees at $73 annually. The discussion later turns to artificial intelligence, including potential job displacement, security risks, and the need for federal oversight and international cooperation. Would abolishing the DMV improve government efficiency, or create more challenges for the public?