yesterday, you can kiss the american automotive industry goodbye. it won t go overnight, but its demise will be virtually guarantee. united auto workers president bob king responding. he disagreed with it. well, he said it won t go overnight. so it could be that we are in the process of kissing it goodbye. maybe it was a long-term thing. despite the fact they are doing quite well. i think this is a moment where jon stewart speaks for america. it s just it s comedic at a level that i mean, you just kind of throw up your hands. i think if we re going to take it beyond the comedic, it is now time to bring in a shrink. that s what you need for this question this morning. a homicide detective would be good to talk about what people look like when they re lying and how you kind of read their faces. how about it s time for a new campaign staff? this guy is it s really peculiar. i think a lot of it has to do and we were talking about this yesterday with craig shirley,
quote, if general motors, ford and chrysler get the bailout that their chief executives asked for yesterday, you can kiss the american automotive industry goodbye. it won t go overnight, but its demise will be virtually guaranteed. john, my buddy, what do you make of this hutzpah here? what he fails to point out is that the americans barack obama invested heartily in the auto industry and brought them back. like you said, chris, help was given and because of that op-ed, mistakes were made. i think it reflects as much as everything certainly some hutzpah, but it reflects the narrowness of the maps of the romney campaign to win. it s very hard for them to win without ohio, and it s very hard to win without putting a couple other obama states in play. michigan, under normal circumstances, because it s romney s home state, might be
bankrupt. quote, if general motors, ford and chrysler get the bailout that their chief executives asked for yesterday, you can kiss the american automotive industry goodbye. it won t go overnight, but its demise will be virtually guaranteed. john, my buddy, what do you make of this hutzpah here? what he fails to point out is that the americans barack obama invefrted hearly and n the auto industry and brought them back. like you said, chris, help was given and because of that op-ed, mistakes were made. i think it reflects as much as everything certainly some hutzpah, unbu it reflects the narrowness of the maps of the romney campaign to win. it s very hard for them to win without ohio, and it s very hard to win without putting a couple other obama states in play. michigan, under normal circumstances, because it s romney s home state, might be
and chrysler get the bailout that their chief executives asked for yesterday, you can kiss the american automotive industry goodbye. it won t go overnight, but its demise will be virtually guaranteed. barack obama invested heavily in these auto industries and brought them back. like you said, chris, help was given and because of that op-ed, mistakes were made. i think that was a big political mistake on mitt romney s part. i think what it reflects as much as anything, certainly some hutzpah, but it reflect more than anything the narrowness of the map. it s very hard for them to win without ohio, and it s very hard to win without putting a couple other obama states in play. michigan, under normal circumstances, because it s romney s home state, might be prime for that kind of a
doesn t have the person stories to talk about jobs. yesterday president obama appeared to be talking about mitt romney even though he didn t mention him by name. here it is. the other option was to do absolutely nothing. and let these companies fail, and you will recall there were some politicians who said we should do that. some even said we should let detroit go bankrupt. you remember that. i ve got to admit it has been funny to watch some of these folks completely try to rewrite history, now that you re back on your feet. the same folks who said if we went forward with our plan to rescue detroit, you can kiss the american automotive industry goodbye. now they are saying we were right all along.