Posted on 01/13/2009 4:10:43 PM PST by taildragger
National Automotive Roundtable
The American Automotive Industry has never faced greater challenges. The government loans, the reorganization, the workers, the products, the dealers; what is the future for an industry so important to our nation's economy? These are the questions we'll explore during a special two-hour "National Automotive Roundtable".
The "National Automotive Roundtable" is taking place on Tuesday, January 13, 2009 from 7pm through 9pm EDT on News/Talk 760 WJR and other radio stations throughout the country.
"National Automotive Roundtable" will be moderated by WJR Radio host Paul W. Smith.
Special guests include:
Rick Wagoner, Chairman & CEO of General Motors Robert Nardelli, Chairman & CEO of Chrysler Alan Mulally, President and CEO of Ford Motor Company Ron Gettelfinger, President of the United Auto Workers Union Annette Sykora, Chairman, National Automobile Dealers Association
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Also with WJR being an ABC affiliate, my guess is it can be heard on many ABC affiliates nationwide....
So far just intro’s just got started...
Many Freepers may remember Paul W. Smith has been a adjunct host in EIB Chair filling in for Rush....
Gee, I wonder what kind of car would a retirement home and healthcare giant build on the side. What’s wrong with this picture.
Nice to see you are listening on the web.....
Having Paul W as host is a good reason NOT to listen to the show. He is so full of himself I doubt anyone else will get to talk.
I unfortunately have to listen to this maroon in the morning on my drive into work. I’d rather listen to Steve Courtney anyday.
He is the grand pewba @ JR, Frank Bechmann lately is my Fav, He is doing fine tonight, to many commericals!
Bechman’s good, but I don’t get a chance to listen to him since he moved into the 9am slot...BUT...please keep Warren Pierce off the air....his voice reminds me of 50’s era radio.
Been listening, not hearing much but a mutual admiration discussion...
Thanks X, Now They are finally starting to get into the meat of things.... Mulally’s up...
They just can’t bring themselves to say that government is the problem in the auto industry... Starting with labor.
I’ve been listening to this and it is nothing but a big giant infomercial paid for with taxpayer (bailout) money. These clowns are nothing more than cheerleaders for nanny state interventionism. What a joke. Is this the best PR money can buy for 16 billion?
There is really no difference between Gettlefinger (the union guy) and the CEO’s. They are all on the same side. They all want socialized medicine, global warming regulations (cap & trade), and protection from competition.
Screw all of them. I hope they go broke.
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