And chairman of General Motors, mary barra has plans to take car culture to the next level. I really have to give a lot of people at General Motors credit for giving me great assignments, stretching me, challenging me. Thats something that General Motors has done really well. Michael sprague of kia motors shows how they drive hard to put 1 million cars on the road. You bought your car five years ago, even up ten years ago you have a perception of that old kia we talked about earlier. Right. This is a completely different brand. Thats what were trying to drive people to our advertising to say hey, this is the new kia. Well get an inside look at the new diversity volume Leadership Awards from the National Association of minority automobile dealers honoring carmakers who have made the greatest inroads in minority communities. There were some winners that deserved every award that they received because they have which you have to have somebody that owns the diversity focus. And rob shield,
Welcome to a special edition of our world with black enterprise. Were at the 2016 north American International auto show in detroit. Im your host paul carrick benson. Its the year of mobility, innovation and performance. We talked to the woman making history as the first female ceo and chairman of General Motors, mary barra has plans to take car culture to the next level. I really have to give a lot of people at General Motors credit for giving me great assignments, stretching me, challenging me. Thats something that General Motors has done really well. Michael sprague of kia motors shows how they drive hard to put 1 million cars on the road. You bought your car five you have a perception of that old kia we talked about earlier. Right. This is a completely different brand. Thats what were trying to drive people to our advertising to say hey, this is the new kia. Well get an inside look at the new diversity volume Leadership Awards from the National Association of minority automobile de
Game of governing and politics. Phil, you made a point that tweeting wasnt the same. Some people dont know what the hell it is now but it has changed dramatically since 2008. I put it even further context in, when i was in the white house, a couple of oust would meet up with leon panetta every night and we would look at the three tvs, abc, cbs, whatever the other one was and, see whether our good stories had risen or whether the bad stories had gone down. You could see wolf kind of standing out in the yard there without even an umbrella sometimes. That was a good day if your good story was up. Or down. That was all we dealt with. Now the, the onslaught of information, moving information all sorts of sinister reasons has fundamentally changed governing and strategies. Just three things that kind of pop out to me. And just in phrases. Its, what i hear you guys saying is that that youre underlying fundamental belief that people are coming to washington to get something done. You have look
On the next washington journal, governor gary herbert will be here to discuss his meeting with the president and state priorities for this weeks nga annual meeting. Then congressman donald norcross, democrat of new jersey, talks about his priorities for the 114th congress and what can be accomplished under a republican majority. Later, our spotlight on magazines features James Fallows on the atlantic with his cover story of the armed forces. Well also take your calls on the sentencing of former Virginia Governor robert mcdonnell. Washington journal is live at 7 45 a. M. On cspan. Heres some of our featured programs for this weekend on cspan networks. On cspan2 the pitfalls of Group Decision making and what to do to avoid them. And sunday afternoon at 1 00 part of the influence of hiphop on politics and [cy and on cspan3, saturday lectures on history. Brian dirck uses lincoln to talk about slavery during the civil war. And a discussion on Birth Control with Margaret Sanger and the Birth
Partners to combat the greatest risk to Border Security National Security and public safety. And ygn ultimately the articles answer those big three questions. Why we changed how we changed and how to answer whether were winning or not. With that ill turn itb j n back over to stephanie. Thank you. Thank you both. Im going to exercise the moderators prerogative and ask each of our guests one question first before opening it up to the floor. The first question i have is for chief fisher, and that is regarding your hopes for this trilogy of articles. As i mentioned earlier ive been impressed with thought leadership and strategy and having authority for the border control. I can understand from an audience perspective im not in the Border Patrol i can take these articles using my own experience. But your hope for what folks in the field will take away from these articles what was your intent from a border e g patrolspecific perspective. Thank you stephanie. For the Border Patrol agents, my