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..." the core of the talks involving Delphi and the automotive industry and General Motors. Tell me what you've got going there specifically you're you're looking at ways to expand who gets the coverage under the whole new auto bailout system. While it's specifically adelphi and and in Delphi was spun off from General Motors in 1999 nation no other. We have thousands of retirees in the lock port Erie Niagara county areas. And when this deal with this auto task force the president to set up to manage the the restructuring of GM. The Delphi individuals are being. The Delphi has been moved back in two General Motors right they're buying it back -- yeah. But the part that is very. Frustrating for me is that a decision was made"...
..." Come out publicly disclose. As I say. These are hard times for General Motors who wanted to restructure and a way that the company can succeed going forward. And it the retirees. You know they may"...
..." comfortable with this idea. I believe so. And so through a bankruptcy. General Motors and Chrysler will come out his new companies. And hopefully we'll be it on a platform that we can compete head to"...
..." got to talk about American energy in this country and we've got gas prices that have been starting to go through the roof again. And though without Washington hasn't done enough about it yet let's get into with Debbie on the line from Lancaster and you want to -- a bit about gas prices to go ahead."...
..." and open it over to another. Step and it's. -- in the gasoline price around here like a lot of other people."...
..." is breaking up an awful lot but we certainly would be kicking gas prices around a little bit you're in favor of a broader different energy policy. That makes us less dependent on gas by --"...
..." consumer of course. All right 8030930 let's cystic with a similar topic gas prices go ahead bill and chief blog your on the line."...
..." of nuclear power. Focused dollars on clean coal which we are the Saudi Arabia of coal in this in the world."...
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Congressman Chris Lee on Hardline
Western New York Congessman, Chris Lee discusses numerous topics on WBEN's Hardline
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