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as wayne gretzky says, he doesn't skate to the puck, estates he skates to where it will be. we benchmark to the industry. we are producing great cars. i think about what are the things that keep me awake at night, first of all, we cannot left on our laurels. it is a great year. the first thing is we need to attack our cost structure and producing cash and be competitive. our margins are not what our primary competition is. over time, you are still making a lot of money. the other guy is more efficient over a long time. companies don't fail in a year or two. it takes 20 or 30 years for the deterioration and the rot to really impact the viability of the company. so we can't be sitting here in 2030 or 2035 and say what happened? the decisions were made in 2012. so we're in pretty good shape, but we have a lot of work to do. we still have many issues that need to be addressed and resolved. >> we'll get to fuel and economy and climate change and other things in a little bit. first, the bailout has become quite a national political issue in this election season. you came from a pr

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i mean, they're the tiger woods of golf, the wayne gretzky of hockey. at the george sorenson's coming to peter branches of the magellan bunch. these geniuses were larger than life and of course you trust them. well, trust them, but do not weep your rules for them. because that is what will keep you out of trouble. sticking to your rules, even when some glorious wizard is tempting me to waveband. >> just going back for a second, the guy that you mentioned, he is not identified in the book. wouldn't he be awfully proud to say i could not be church by bernie madoff clack >> is exactly the lion and the sales pitch i used and it didn't work. >> is the just very private clack >> yes. that's what i said to them. i said wouldn't you want to know that people should know -- >> he said he didn't walk away because he was so smart. he walked away because he had this will, but he still thought it bernie is a genius. he did not take you as a crook. he if he had discovered bernie was occur, i think he would've let me use his name, but he didn't. >> let's talk about the

they are the tiger woods of golf, the wayne gretzky of hockey. they are the george soros, the peter lynch of the magellan fund. these geniuses who are larger than life. of course, you trust them. well, trust them but do not waste your rule for them. because that is what will keep you out of trouble. sticking to your rules, even when some glorious wizard is tempting you to wave them. >> is going back for second out of curiosity, the guy that you mentioned, the retail chain store or account is not identified in the book. wouldn't he be awfully proud to say i could not be tricked by bernie madoff? >> that's exactly the line i fed him. that's the sales pitch i used and it didn't work. >> is he just very private? >> yes. i mean, that's what i said to. wouldn't you want to know that people, to know that -- but he said, he didn't walk way because he was so smart. he walked away because he had this rule that he still thought bernie was a genius. he didn't think burning was a crook, and if he hadn't discovered what it was a crook i think he would've let m

as wayne gretzky said, he skates to where he thinks the puck is going to be.e would often say, well, we have a car, and it's going to be xyz, and the obvious question is, yeah, but by the time we get to the market, are they still going to be static? and they won't be. we're much more external, we benchmark against the best in the industry, and we're producing great cars. you see it when i think about what are the things that keep me awake at night, first of all, we can't rest on our laurels. it would be very easy to say a great year. the first thing we did, and we announced is we've really got to attack our cost structure and make sure we're viable and producing cash and we're going to be competitive. our margins are not