. >> elmira from new york. go ahead. >> i have a question for the ma'am. i don't think any car is 100%

. >> elmira from new york. go ahead. >> i have a question for the ma'am. i don't think any car is 100% american made or foreign. i do agree we shouldn't be bailing out these companies. if they cannot build a quality car for the consumer, we should not buy it. if my business fails because i don't provide the proper service, then i go out of business. >> susan cischke. >> i think overall what people need to understand is what we are going through. a few years ago when the banking industry was going through crisis and the consumers lost their ability to get loans. our business went down by 50% in a very short-term. what happens in all that is the supply base is affected. ford did not need to take the bailout money, but it was important that the government could come and step in and stabilize things because if all of the suppliers could go out of business, it would bring down chrysler and gm, but ford and toyota and everybody that uses the same supply base. it would have been chaos for the u.s. it would have put us into very difficult economic times. i agree w

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