is joanne watson, city council member in the city of detroit for her solution out of this. after the election of jimmy carter mayor coleman alexander young, he went to washington, d.c., he came back home with some bacon. that s what you do. that s what you do. this is, this is our people in an overwhelming way supported the re-election of this president and there ought to be a quid pro quo and you ought to exercise leadership on that. of course not just that but why not? bill: i don t know if she still feels that way today but that sound like a request for a bailout, stuart. flat-out. that was a request. it was many a demand for a bailout. we voted for you in overwhelming numbers. now you re elected president for a second term. come through with federal money, bail out detroit. that is what it was all
much of it are we able to see and how much of it are we not? it seems to me essentially the votes go to the highest bidder. and whether you re on the left or on the right, think that s part of the disgust people have right now, is that it s all about who can buy the most votes. to the extent that there was absolute transparency on who was behind dollars and ads, i think that would be beneficial. i don t see why people can t know who s paying for the ad and why instead of hiding behind some fake corporate name. the name you hide behind is americans for america, just so you know. or americans for america for freedom for americans. and then you can of course. that s a universal website. is transparency the solution to this problem? look, you re never going to get rid of all the money. go the other direction. transparency. if i see a congressman up there saying, we ve got to bail out detroit and the auto industry, i