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gm said it expects to take a charge up to $750 million in the first quarter, mostly related to the costs of recall repairs. shares of gm, they ve come off their highs of about $42 million a share, now trading at about $34 a share. we will see what happens to that stock today at she begins to speak at gm. in just a few minutes, we ve got represent michael burgess. he s going to give us a preview of today s hearing. i still don t know if this is theater or what you can get from something like this. it s hearing her, the first thing i thought of was it s good for her to be able to say that, but talking about an entity, we re not talking about an individual. but it does help when the individual is sort of new and wasn t here for that. you can sort of say from now on, gm will be like this. and this is the past. i m here now. no longer going to be like this. so that is an advantage. and i thought, how many more heads up for this? you figure not hers, but we ll see. 75
AlabamaUnited-statesLouisvilleKentuckyDubaiDubayyUnited-arab-emiratesMonterreyNuevo-leóxMexicoChinaCalifornia much choice because of our numbers. the fact that we don t matter electorally. the amount of intent to the effect committee put upon that they require. and hopefully because he was like having a double headache all day long from day long from the time you wake up in the evening because jews are insistent complainers. complaining is the national pastime for jews all over the world. the amount of money and time being put into jews and to get to vote is an absolute waste of time. i know it s hard to admit you re not part and which are not. i ll tell you why. new york, california, they re not voting republican. the republicans in california have no power. they can t get anything done in the state legislature. is the craziest thing i ever saw. where else do they live? they live in illinois. or not voting republican. ohio? not likely. you look at the shift in democrats, people who are becoming more assimilated and becoming less jewish may be voting for democratic people becoming le
ArkansasUnited-statesVietnamRepublic-ofJerusalemIsrael-generalIsraelBe-in-anSichuanChinaShanghaiTurkey by these low academic conferences i have a book coming out. [laughter] the book is relevant. it s called the working title is from cicero to snookie how the culture shapes the president. and it s with the presidents have read, watch, listen to, attended over the years and what books, what kind of books influenced them, shoot them, how information came to the president and the type of technology we have available. our founders were limited to performances onstage or work on paper. they didn t have twitter and all the stuff we have today that they were still huge consumers of information. the argument i want to make today is the information president consumed in the program since the beginning of the state of israel has helped shape their approach to israel, and also we can understand a little bit about what the president, what kind of president somebody is going to be by the type of material they read or take advantage of. so in a way, a
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