they bend over backwards to make a good business case for the businesses to work in. mike murphy? singapore works because it s a dictatorship. they don t have a democracy. they have cafe standards and extremely expensive why is it so much more expensive to make a car in detroit than in indiana? what we have to do and it s hard is put money into infrastructure. i agree with the president on the infrastructure thing. and we ve got to have less regulation in the cafe standards and things like that. we need higher gas prices. that s what auto guys will tell you. i bring people together. that s what i do. mika also supports r&d. we can all agree on that. we agree on that. all right. we should not argue about cars with the former governor of michigan. thank you. jennifer and dan. the book is a governor s story the fight for jobs and america s economic future. we didn t get to the tigers or the lions. how about our teams? we re loving it. holy cow.
luncheons and private meetings with c.e.o. s again. and now, skip the sandwiches, just slash the taxes. so, jim, you are getting tired of this stuff. guest: good to see you. skip the sandwich and give them something they can dine on. quit talk and start the walking. businesses are tired of the uncertainty created by the administration. higher health care costs, higher social security taxes, payroll taxes, and they want the bush cuts, extended permanently, the bush tax cuts extended permanently. neil: we are going through all the meeting the president has had since he came to office with different groups from the health care to the auto guys to the banking guys to environmental leaders, but you saying nothing has come of this because all of the leaders are ticked off after they leave,
it s a high wire act. my feeling is they should be revalued over a period of years. it may have to be fixed to provide china with stability. it can be fixed at 3.85. what about the auto guys in obama s office saying for you do this i m going to have to fire people. i m going to have to cut wages. how much more help do they want? we just spent $60 billion on these guys. like goldman sachs asking for welfare. have a good day, guys. thanks for the conversation. at least we know how to get them worked up. thank you, guys. coming up here on the dylan ratigan show. key gay marriage ruling in california did come down. it looks like, yes, there will be gay marriage in california. at least for a time. although not quite yet. we ll talk to the mayor of west hollywood.