business, and we re going to have a drinking game. every time you hear the word swear a long day. but up next, call the doctor for the media. a major supporter for the the president s health care law hosting a forum how journalism, ie, gasperino, should be covering the health care law. we report you must decide. uhh, actually. eddie continues singing: to tickets to. paradiiiiiise! no four. remember? whoooa whooaa whooo! you know ronny, folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to geico sure are happy. and how happy are they jimmy? happier than eddie money running a travel agency. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more.
look like the pope. raise fares and i want planes to be less full. neil: and pilots. we will have pilots if the airlines are healthy they will be able to pay them a nice salary and be a profession that people want to enter in the coming years. neil: right now, gasperino, they don t want to answer. is there an american business that you admire, an american you beat up on beat up on banks, hate green energy, you hate the airlines. neil: i hate you. i hate you. you hate the energy, too, charlie. and decided to throw that in for effect. and your buddy on wall street s pockets. yes, the right here. (laughter) you are of the banking. and the airlines, and the government. an expensive business. neil: just like dagen, just like dagen. adam. what say you. checking accounts i m not with dagen on this on the go to work to avoid our spouses thing.
the government is getting ready to you dump its gm shares and dump a huge loss and taxpayers. gm shares currently trading around $25. and the sale needs to be $53 for us to break even. then you say that gm should take that line of credit and help pay back taxpayers, something like this. gm wouldn t exist or not be here at least in the present form except for taxpayers, why shouldn t we get paid back? we re lenders and should get paid back first, and paid back before everybody else. neil: charles payne? you know, i agree with ben. the bottom line, they are reconvinced the american public that the bailout worked, but people should get something to show for it. we haven t gotten anything. adam. i totally disagree. we ve got a very good return on the investment in form of the jobs that gm and customers have right now. and it s been a good investment, if not a good financial investment. neil: gasperino. i think the lousy financial investment, but that s not why we bailed them
to destimulate. but it s a political calculation. the republicans who are in favor of spending cuts are saying, well, we re waiting until november and then we are going to do something big when the republicans, if they take it, if they take the white house, but that s what they re hanging their hats on. we ll do this because the election and i do want to bring in what do you make of the fact that everyone, including mr. gasperino has sold his soul? well, it s encouraging that that the republicans and this is, let s for cu focus on news not old news, charlie knows i m kidding. it s encouraging, they re not choose to go stand on principle something not worth standing on principle. to their credit, they are committed to having a fight about this after the election and well they should. that s what they were elected for, but they ve chosen not to have a fight about it now. and we re going to be a half trillion dollars at a minimum. but the the thing, it s an
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