the manufacturing base. bill: colmes, look, the argument that electric cars are good or bad i think you win. i would like to see electric cars, all right? for the environment. come on. sure. bill: i don t understand if it s such a good thing and people would go over to it why can t it be in the private sector. hard to get incredit. you can t get credit. this loan began in the last administration. this loan program. bill: remember henry ford? remember him? yes. when everybody was riding around ons ors had. henry didn t go to william mckinley and said can i have some money to build the model t he built it? created nasa a whole series of industries. government investment has led to a whole series of things which could not be done in a private sector. bill: what do you mean it can t be done in private sector. because companies can t get credit now. you cannot raise that kind of money right now.
the manufacturing base. bill: colmes, look, the argument that electric cars are good or bad i think you win. i would like to see electric cars, all right? for the environment. come on. sure. bill: i don t understand if it s such a good thing and people would go over to it why can t it be in the private sector. hard to get incredit. you can t get credit. this loan began in the last administration. this loan program. bill: remember henry ford? remember him? yes. when everybody was riding around ons ors had. henry didn t go to william mckinley and said can i have some money to build the model t he built it? created nasa a whole series of industries. government investment has led to a whole series of things which could not be done in a private sector. bill: what do you mean it can t be done in private sector. because companies can t get credit now. you cannot raise that kind of money right now.
this is good for the economy. either you believe in the free market or you believe in a centrally planned economy. this is what socialists nations do. especially what the auto industry, which is the basis for the industrial base, right? so now you have got a, we had a partial nationalization of the auto industry with the bailout. paid back, by the way. g.m. paid it back. in the private sector, tried to get these industries not only off the ground into the marketplace but also social engineering, what they want the cars to look like. dr. crowley, this began the last administration. consumer. under your president george w. bush. bill: colmes, if there wasn t a 15 trillion-dollar debt i would be more sympathetic to your position. but the government is trying to get an environmental agenda passed by investing in these companies. it s a dual thing. it s because we have the debt and bad economy and had a recession that business could say not get credit that you have the need
tell me about the tour. you and bill o reilly are on door? yeah, i go out and do comedy and bill comes out. the guy is fearless. sometimes whenñi you follow a comedian, i follow them and i am back stage and think oh, my god, what is this like? i hit the ball pretty well. not pounding my chest but hit it prettyñr good. and o reilly doesn t go into the same area, he tells story, they are humorous, kills. he take a 15 minutes break, come back do a little q and a with each other. i like traveling with bill. he s like a big irish beat cop with the stick. remember the cop that walked the line and if you got out of line, wham. if you want to get hit with a stick, be in richmond on saturday and atlantic city saturday. yeah. it s my favoritir room in
he had simpson bowls last fall, a year ago this past year. and he appointed the commission. by part son in nature. they issued a cut $4 trillion he dismissed it. in january he said republic congressman paul ryan had serious entitlement. we know the facts the people who follow know the facts. he is more interested in getting reelected than he is confronting the problems that confront us. bill: the economy is so bad and the debt is so high, how does he think he is going to get reelected from that? i know. by creating a strategy. bill: blame the others, i got it. yeah. bill: what if we get another downgrade next week and the market is down 500 points which is certainly possible. it is possible. i think that s unlikely. one good thing going for him is that there was a back stop in this measure. they are going to cut through sequestrations across the top. but, look, here is the point. the point is that he has made a determination he he can t