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The united auto workers contracts through the bankruptcy. so the thing that was killing old g.m. is still killing new g.m. all these new problems that stephan rattner points to are the same problems they had before they went to the bankruptcy and the bailout. >> the other thing he addressed there was bloated inventory and ridiculous incentives that he said were hurting them then. are they uttering them now. chrysler which you mentioned is doing very very well. maybe there is something those two ...

That the problems in europe largely to blame for struggling g.m. >> where to begin. first of all, as far as europe is concerned, g.m. opal which is a european brand of g.m. has been terrible for since at least 2000, if not sooner. additionally, they had a buyer, a european buyer lined up in 2009 to get them out from under g.m. opal, g.m. europe. and the obama appointed board of directors for g.m. scoched the deal. so for rattner to now say oh we had this problem with europe, they an out for euro...

>> welcome back, everybody. former car caesar stephan rattner speaking out about bailed out general motors in an interview on reuters tv earlier this week. >>-ron nicly the real problems that g.m. are having today are the opposite of the problems that put them into bankruptcy in the first place. its the problems in europe. would it be nice if they sold a few more volts? sure. the volt irrelevant to the profit loss of general motor. would i like is a few more cutting edge products? yeah. is this ...

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a lot of news on libya. 166 pages of documents that have come out from the state department that are chilling because it shows that ambassador stevens, who was sending cables back to the state department was very worried about security in libya. and he saw the growing threat there. >> yeah. it really echos things mike baker told us a week ago. one, that there were many people concerned about the security. two, all you need are these cables. you dont need a month long investigation. her...