administration out of picking winners and losers because all they pick are losers. megyn: they were connected to some a-123 batteries controversy that went into the fisker car. and we gave them a bunch of loans and they went belly up. sure, they went belly up. what s great is the chinese bought a-123 battery after we put about a half billion into it and they ve got great technology and they renamed the company, the chinese did, b-456 and people think of the chinese at not having a sense of humor. they re not only smarter than us right now, they re funnier than we are. megyn: although this is pretty funny. pretty funny wait, no it s not funny at all. here is something funny about it, this car was going to be built, originally, in delaware. and they spent a lot of money trying to clean up a plant there where they could work. at the most, that half billion dollar loan guarantee, 1.2 billion dollars, they raised
diseases. dr. harrington were at risk to infectious material that may have contained hepatitis b virus or h.i.v. gretchen: harrington will find out if he loses his license at a hearing next month. steve: what s in a name? we told you about the failed electric battery company that got millions of dollars from taxpayers. they are making changes. the company called a-123 systems is changing their name from a-123 to b-456 systems. that s right. a-123 scored a $249 million grant from the obama administration back in 2009 and already received $133 million of it when they had to file embarrassingly for bankruptcy. it was later bought by a chinese firm but now refer to it as b-456. eric: note to the government: don t give them any more money. how about a woman coming face-to-face with two would-be burglars in her own driveway? the woman said she arrived home and found the would-be
more relief 59 the pump as gas prices plunge. it is hartley the result of the sluggish economy because demand for oil is not there here or anywhere. the low cost could save you billions, and lead to more spending, and, maybe, an economic boost. we will see. first the numbers as we have them. the national average for aen gallon of regular is $3.456 percent drop in the past month and prices down 49 cents since the high back in april. welcome news for summer travelers, but, again, the experts blame the global economic slow down cutting demand if oil while supply is building. and now to gerri willis on the fox business network, and there were warnings, really, and we talked about them around here, $5. looks like we were idiots. gerri: we talked about that because of the middle east tension. remember how the strait of hormuz would be shut down and we would never get a drop of oil