on oil boom. we re exporting refined products. we re driving less and the rest of the world is driving more. 2011 was the first year we were a net exporter of crude oil products. before you get too excited though, oil prices apply to every barrel of oil. sure. but it means more money we re spending is staying on our shores. it you re in north dakota, the housing market we have had people from north dakota on the show. it s amazing. the unemployment rate is 3%. that s a big difference from a few years ago. and the second difference is the car industry. we sell 40,000 cars a day. i was just in toledo at a chrysler plant where they are running full out. this used to be bad because all they did was sell, uvs and
different approaches. at the end of the day robert, do you think that people are able to distinguish between that rhetoric or those as you are going to say are the facts? don t you think the average citizen, someone in michigan, working at a beleaguered gm plan or chrysler plant or ford plant, they are going to go wait a minute, all they hear is they did not support candidates did not support that bailout? the people working on the line understand it best. they are the ones that are putting the quality vehicles out. engineering rooms are designing fantastic vehicles. the styling and the technology. that s what is selling the cars today. not the bailout. people in michigan are beyond the bailout. they are about selling cars and about being successful and they are about getting the units up and a number of cars sold. and the fact that ford, gm and chrysler are as successful as they are is because of what product they are putting out. these candidates have said, as you know, that
white people around? eric: he went to a parking lot, bob. caught people smoking pot and drinking. first, he did it at a chrysler plant twice and caught them twice. bob: any plant they re drinking and smoking dope. greg: let me make an interesting point. imagine if a journalist went to a place of journalism and did the very same thing. eric: exactly. greg: how many reporters and now anchors are drunk or doing drugs? the reason they can do that is because there is no heavy machinery. the worst thing you can get is send an erant tweet. i am high right now. i use computer screen cleaner. eric: this is a product our kids wear to be safe. greg: you re right. bob: there are thousands in the factory. dana: the company does not want to lose the contract. last week, bob, you asked a good question, why do we have so many jobs in america that
are being left unfilled? hmm. well, maybe that s why. the company that went to work, went there, manufacturerring place in detroit, rehabilitated, hire the worker and now they are caught. if this happens it every factory eric: thank you. this is about the union. talk about the last time he caught people. at chrysler plant. remember, chrysler, $17 billion of our money, the taxpayers money. that is what they do with it. kimbey: outrage of the story. these aren t actors. these are real people working. you think they would be careful to not lose their job. but there are hard-working union people that value their job. they should fire people who behave this way. bob: the way it s pitched by eric in the conference this morning and people who buy in to this stuff.
are being left unfilled? hmm. well, maybe that s why. the company that went to work, went there, manufacturerring place in detroit, rehabilitated, hire the worker and now they are caught. if this happens it every factory eric: thank you. this is about the union. talk about the last time he caught people. at chrysler plant. remember, chrysler, $17 billion of our money, the taxpayers money. that is what they do with it. kimberly: outrage of the story. these aren t actors. these are real people working. you think they would be careful to not lose their job. but there are hard-working union people that value their job. they should fire people who behave this way. bob: the way it s pitched by eric in the conference this morning and people who buy in to this stuff.