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ford explained that he was resigning and introduce more out as ford's new chief executive. as he taught, all eyes were on mulally. he did his best to smile back and fight the growing intensity of their status. he had never felt so scrutinized. mulally thought about shouting who got been telling us is leading executives don't worry, it's going to be okay. but he restrained himself. mark fields i've mulally's outfit it easier to meet the prez and he's wearing a sports coat, a dapper executive thought to this is going to be different. the first impression was he little bit corny and he was not the only one who felt that way. valley farm boy demeanor surprise many in the ring. he doesn't look like he'll be a hammer. he'd gotten the news that morning and google mulally before heading over to bill ford conference or the banister was hoping for something with a bit more graviton. is fed up with infighting at dearborn and thinking of quitting. he likes mulally but wondered if he was tough enough to get things done. mulally seem more like a politician to scholz was put off ice backs

ford and the two johnson girls. they are being shown the white house living room -- white housa bedroom, and when i did an edit for this book i did on the ford presidency, i looked back, and i wonder, i forgot that suitcasesu in the picture, this is right before mrs. ford went out to bethesda naval hospital where tr she ultimately had a mastectomy, and she never told mrs. johnson that she was going there that day, and this is in the hospital with bob hope.t. bob hope's name comes up quite h bit. in fact, he was the one who sai president ford made golf a contact sport, and -- and mrs. ford recovered nicely from this operation.ation. probably i know she's best known for the betty ford center, people with alcohol and drug ndy dependency, but i -- i can't , v imagine how many women's lives . she saved. happy rockefeller was one of them who got a test because of her. g she brought that whole problem out into the open. this is -- we had a very close relationship. is in t this is in the white house solarium. mrs. ford is t

>> i had -- i got to know the fords before the day -- the day i photographed soon-to-be president ford, the day spero agnew resigned. i can say that in this room and most of you know who i'm talking about. i give a lot of lectures at schools and it's a little dicy. i even have to explain who president ford is sometimes. but i had an ongoing relationship with him starting -- the first "time" cover i ever had was of him when he was designated by nixon to be the replacement for agnew and then "time" had me covering them. i got to know the family really well. i went skiing with them, taking pictures. that was back in the day when the magazine would pay for my skiing lessons, the good old days as we would call them. but i got to know them really well. by the time he became president i had really got along well with everybody, including the kids. mrs. ford was always a big proponent of having me work in the white house. the night president ford was sworn in, he had been president for about eight hours. my background is, i'm from a little town in oregon, no background in journalism or anythin

for losses if ford stock goes in reverse. something dan actually warned about. >> i hate this trade. i look at the $10 level, there is a massive head and shoulders forming. >> now it's a brouhaha of the highest order. >> do it live! i will do it live. >> against carter cronies. >> tonight's worst person in the world. >> they all want to know one thing. what will the road warriors do now? before we answer that, perhaps this will settle the testy battles. you bought 100 shares of ford back at the time of the trade, you would be looking@loss of $100. if it closed out, he faced half of that. fathey save above $11, he's off the hook. carter got us in and let's see what the next move is. what do you say? >> we will stick this one out. 6% down and i would say it will stop around here. >> so carter is going to stick it out. you have time on your side. what do do you? >> i will stick with this as well. all the stocks pulled back this one as well. we had an opportunity to test drive the focus they will come out with. they have a great

ford was always a big proponent of having me work in the white house.e nigh the night president ford was or sworn in, he had been president for about eight hours. backgro my background is, i'm from a little town in oregon, no background in journalism or anything else. my dad was a traveling salesman. how i got to that night sitting with president ford, the only person in the room, and he th pe wanted to talk to me about the job, but he hadn't offered it tt me. he said, how do you see the white house photographer's job? i thought, shouldn't he be talking to kissinger. yoichi okamoto, lbj's total photographer, was an absolute role model, total access to the president and all that and ollie atkins, the second white house photographer, really didn't have much access at all. it's not what nixon wanted. it's all about your relationship with the president. i thought about that.di i thought what am i going to sao if he asks me. am i i said, two things i would like, one is total access to all meetings all the time and to work for you directly not for the white house chief of staff or the pres

at ford's tomb. that is important because of the monica lewinsky scandal, ford and carter were working behind the scenes to try to convince clinton not to fight all the way to the senate, take a censure in the house, something that would take the pressure off the political system and not send the country to a trial. clinton is interested in this. he pursues it with four. clinton works behind the scenes to be a witness. he says, i cannot do. even as it heads to trial, ford wants to help, but he says, i can help you if you admit it. clinton can't go there. i think clinton was always grateful for ford's interested in protecting the presidency but also in keeping the country from the worst kind of destruction. >> you said earlier you started with harry truman. what was your column? >> mine was nixon. >> what about the relationship between richard nixon and john kennedy before? >> what i have not understood is those men were friend in the 1950's. they had come to washington at the same time. they shared a

if ford had declared bankruptcy after that, the logo, the ability to market itself as ford would haveup for sale. six years later, they have climbed out of its economic hole thanks to years of strong profits. i spoke with the executive chairman bill ford and asked him what the upgrade to the credit rating means for ford. >> what it does for us is ultimately it will allow us to borrow cheaper and allow more people to own our bonds because we're investment grade. it's really a reaffirmation by moody's that our plan is working and they anticipate it will continue to keep working. there was a pit in my stomach when we had to pledge those assets and sign those papers. those aren't just cold, hard assets. those are about as emotional as it can get for me, my family and the employees of this company. but we felt it was the right thing to do, because we had a plan. we had a really good management team, and i believed all along that it would work. the only question was, would the economy get so bad that our plan wouldn't be able to take hold. but fortunately, our plan did take hold and we've c

even as it heads to trial, ford wants to help, but he says, i can help you if you admit it. i think clinton was always grateful for ford's interested in protecting the presidency but also in keeping the country from the worst kind of destruction. >> you said earlier you started with harry truman. what was your column? >> mine was nixon. >> what about the relationship between richard nixon and john kennedy before? >> what i have not understood is those men were friend in the 1950's. they had come to washington at the same time. they shared a sleeper berth on a train at one point. nixon was invited to tender the's wedding. it was one of those rare occasions when eisenhower invited him to play golf. they had a fairly cordial relationship. the 1960 costs and wound up being incredibly close, we did the 1960 election world of being ncredibly close, and many were convinced kennedy had stolen it and were telling nixon to challenge the results. just a few days after the election, richard nixon spoke to herbert hoover and eisenhower, two who had no desire to see kennedy and the white

. >> ford and carter. here are two men that i like the dickens and did have this bonding moment in 1981. reagan sent into a funeral. they hit it off on the plane and spending next 25 years doing about 25 projects together. they become such a good friends that ford and carter promised to give the eulogy of the other guy. this goes from being people -- we have a situation where two men who fought bitterly in 1976 promised to give the eulogy of the other. we see carter and gerald ford's funeral. that is amazing. these men go through things and have scars that no one can understand except each other. that bonds them in ways that all of them are writing about politics and policy that few of us can experience. >> i want to ask nancy about the hoover/truman relationship. what did you find specific examples of where those two words together? >> initially it is a difficult thing. german found himself president. year is facing a catastrophe. literally hundreds of millions of people are at risk of starting. it was a

debt and it allowed ford to avoid bankruptcy.e ability for the automaker to market itself as ford would have been up for sale. six years later the automaker has climbed out of its economic hole, thanks to years of strong profits. i spoke with executive chairman bill ford and asked him what the upgrade to the credit rating means for ford. >> what it does for us, in a practical basis, is ultimately it allows us to borrow cheaper, allow more people to own our funds. because it's an investment grade. it's a reaffirmation by moody's. there was a pit in my stomach when he had to sign those papers and pledge those assets, because i said, you know, those aren't just, you know, cold hard assets, those are about as emotional as it can get for me, my family, and the employees of this company. but we felt it was the right thing to do. because we had a plan. we had a really good management team. and i believed all along that it would work. the only question was, did we have enough time, with the economy, would it get so bad that our plan woul

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and ken ford became my mentor and another big influence on me. and ken ford's book, awesome. he told it like it is. ken ford is a giant himself. he doesn't have a nobel prize but his friends do. he's one of those type guys. he was the exec officer of the american institute of physics. i'm proud to say now, i'm very proud of him to have him for a personal friend. so he was a great influence on me. and now i find myself, my greatest satisfaction is to realize that i myself am an influence for other people. i'm sort of a kenny isaacs or a burl grey or a ken ford to many students. and this many is with a capital m, thanks to the efforts of my friend marshall alenstein who has put together these videotapes a these dvds that spread my lectures from the classroom into the classrooms of many people. and so, it's wonderful being that role model for other teachers and students. and whatever i can do to be a burl grey to other people, to let them see that perhaps a very good foundation for, hey, what's going on in the world, certainly, is science. so let's hear it for physics. physics f

. >> a lot of times we had to bring the car into ford. a paper work, a big stack. >> mel goes through pile of repair orders he's accumulated since purchasing a ford flex like this one in november, 2010. a few weeks after driving it off the lot he began noticing problems. >> there was a suddener in braking and a rattle in the roof it was a problem noted by nord a service bulletin sent two months earlier. ford 2010 all wheel drive vehicles may have a shudder vibration noise while driving in low speeds. mel said ford barely fix that had when another developed. >> there was a chrome panel on the rear hatch starting to lift off from the body of the car. the rear lefthand door, driver's door didn't close completely flush with the car. >> once again, the car went back to the shop. >> this experience was stressful. >> that is jessica, mel's wife and the primary driver of the flex. the collectibles dealer used it to drive her daughter and business. >> i'm not a car enthusist. i like my cars to be safe, practical, reliable and that is why we got th

but ford didn't take any bailout money, ford returned to profitability -- >> because ford had followed> and they owe us $35 million as a baseline. i could bring back the horse and buggy for $35 million -- >> but the whole point is that -- >> and the 42 -- >> thousands of jobs have been added back and they are more profitable than they have ever been -- >> once again, ford more profitable -- and mitt romney didn't propose shutting down the auto industry he proposes that he take the same course that ford -- >> no, he said kill it bankrupt it -- >> no, no, no that's not true -- >> and then tamp the dirt down on top of it, and put a cross, little thing -- >> should i get real loud at this point -- >> okay, have a drink. >> he said they go through and bank roll the process -- >> he is still going -- >> can i finish my sentence? all right. i can't finish my sentence. all right. what governor romney said having some experience in this realm is that if you allowed the others to go through an orderly bankruptcy as did ford then they would be back on their feet and wouldn't owe the taxpayers --

i was called back as ambassador to nato to washington when gerald ford became president to chair his transition, and he had never been elected president or vice president. no one knew him around the world. i had been ambassador and had contacts in europe and he said, look, there is a conference going on in izmir, turkey, and i want you to go there and explain to people who gerald ford is and what our policies are going to be, and that dr. kissinger is going to be continuing as secretary of state, and kind of be reassuring. and the name of the conference was just the opposite of the conservative tradition, supposedly. it was the builderberg conference. and i went there to izmir, turkey, walked in, looked around, didn't see too many people i knew, and looked in the back and in the middle and there was bill buckley. i said, oh, my goodness, and i sat with him and he introduced me to a woman sitting next to him who i had never met, and we talked. it turned out the woman sitting next to him was a young, british parliamentarian named margaret thatcher who played a role in the conservative

ford i am correct that is where the numbers are. >> but it still hasn't brought us back to even. people on main street right now are basically jobless and given up hope, and unless they feel their lives have improved president obama is in trouble right now. >> okay. i want to pivot for a second. i want to ask you real quick each of you. ford how does your candidate, mitt romney respond if the supreme court says the health care law is unconstitutional? how does he react? >> the base is going to react for him, because they are going to say it is a federal overreach, and you can't do that. actually if i think it was upheld as constitutional mitt romney's base is going to be even more fired up than he will. >> all right. penny what does the president do if they find it unconstitutional? >> again, it riles up the base to say we actually probably need to go to single payer. >> okay. one step beyond that. fascinating we'll have to wait and see. mccain campaign advisor, ford o'connell, democratic strategist and former senior advisor to senator harry reid, penny lee, thank you for your ti

i remember diving into the water, and i remember climbing on ford island. but that 50 or 60 yards is gone. i don't know. and i can't tell you. i don't know. that night about 7:00, we heard these airplanes coming in, and we thought they were japanese. and they were off of the enterprise. and i wasn't the first one to open up, now, because they were firing before i started to shoot. but as they were coming in, boy, it looked like the fourth of july. and we shot down the six. we killed three of the pilots. and one of the guys that was coming in as he was landing, i was with my machine gun, you know, and i filled his airplane full of holes. and i didn't realize that it was one of ours. and the guy's name, i don't know if you have ever met him or not, jim daniels. he is a good friend of mine. but he said if he could have caught me that night, he would have killed me. i believe he would have too. i think it was around wednesday or thursday that i finally got some sleep. you just couldn't sleep. you were on watch all the time, you know. and if you went on watch or

gm says no, ford says yes. who's right? we debate. and herb's favorite stock this year, jc penney, getting crushed. will herb make a comeback, mandy? >> we certainly hope so. first let's get to steve liesman with the minutes. >> mandy, thanks. recovery faulters. remember last time we had a change it was only a couple. now it's back up. however, only one member is supporting or assuming additional qe right now. here's the change, folks. we had a few supporting here if the economy falters in january. that's what caused the selloff when the minutes came out in march. now that number's back up to several. don't make like you understand this because those assuming more qe, those building it into their assumptions for the balance sheet went down from a few in january to one in april. there was of course no count in march because there was no forecast from the fed on that issue. so that's an important change the market's going to have to take account for. more support if the economy falters, but fewer building it into their assumptions on th

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dulles was most expensive at ford's $74 and average.average. >> chrysler sales jumped dramatically. sales dropped 8% at gm. ford and 5% but chrysler rose 20%. top sellers included the ram pickup and jeep wrangler. sales of the compact and subcompact cars fare poorly. >> and new safety plan for drivers and pedestrians. it is part of the county's transfer of neighborhood initiative. officers will spend 30 minutes of their shift during traffic enforcement. >> the commonwealth of virginia is offering big prizes to get people to consider the state for summer vacation. virginia's tourism web site will give away prizes for 100,000 visitors to the site. prizes include hot air balloon rides and shopping sprees. if the side gets to 1 million page uses, the state will offer a trip to virginia beach. >> spring fire season ended in the old dominion. more than 350 wildfires burned in the state during april scorching 43,000 acres. two of the biggest fires were in page and patrick counties and it is believed those fires were intentionally set. >> are w

if i were to vote for a democrat it would be harold ford junior. i love him.ave to address this. sorry. new jersey. number 16 in private equity investment. number three, north carolina. $10 billion. florida, $7 billion. colorado, $5 billion. ohio, $5 billion. these are swing states. if the democrats want to push away from private equity, expect private equity to push back and jobs go away. and -- >> dana: get in here, guys. >> bob: $20 trillion economy. you are talk about the chump change? >> dana: you're put in the penalty box. i want to talk about the politics of this. the romney campaign quick on his feet with his this ad. >> have you had enough of president obama's attacks on free enterprise? his key supporters have. democrat mayor corey booker of new jersey. >> on a personal level, i'm not going to figure out the private equity. >> former congressman harold ford, junior. democrat from tennessee. >> private equity is not a bad thing. it's a good thing. many, many instances. >> former obama economic advisor and auto czar, steven ratner, a leading democrat.

>> ford i did for the arthur schlessinger, jr. signed me up for the seaseries, that came oud that time. when you write a lot, like i do, they are big books and small books. a book like that, gerald ford is a very small book made for the general reader. >> all those series were 200 pages. >> this book was for me, the book i was going to live and die buy, i was putting everything i had from my childhood experience in national parks to my knowledge of theodore roosevelt, many women recently have written books on tr like patricia o'toole and kathleen dalton, and there is a great literature out there and we've gotten to know each other. i've been going to tr conferences since the 80s, where i visit and talk to scholars and collect things because my hobby was less tr than the sites that he saved. >> inserting in that i want to go back how you did this. the reagan diaries you edited. when did do you that? >> what happened with the reagan diaries, i wasn't expected it. i written a little book was about our u.s. army rangers and dday, refl

. >>> police arrested edward ford and charged him with the murder of his girlfriend. neighbors called authority after sheryl thomas' son said there was something wrong with his movement she was found dead, partially dressed with her hands cuffed and bruises all over her body. ford is charged with her murder. >>> anne arundel police are looking for this man they believe robbed a pnc bank in laurel. the man walked into the bank, passed a note to an employee threatening to use a chemical weapon. he left with stolen mony. anyone who wreckized this man, call 1-866-7 lockup. >>> we have a breaking news update on a story we told you b the state of delaware has just ordered an emergency suspension for a neurosurgeon's license. dr. pierre leroy is accused -- a woman reported to the police that this doctor almost 50 years her elder ca rested her breast and legs while make comments like "at a girl" during a visit laches month. >> the victim was consult. this what -- was an initial consultation. >> dr. leroy works in newark, delaware. state regulators say the 84-year-old doctor h

ford executive chairman bill ford first on cnbc spoke about it on the road ahead. >> we still have moreyou know, we're growing very quickly in asia. we're opening eight new plants in asia pacific in the next few years and have over 50 new products and power trains coming there. and we continue our march on in north america where we're doing very well. and we're facing our issues in europe head-on. >> ford shares up more than 30% since 2006. and today they're trading up almost 1.5% at $10.33. ty. >> next up, sue, facebook shares rebounding today following the big selloff since the ipo last friday. lawsuits being filed. so how does mark zuckerberg and facebook -- how do they move on? ? i haand then i have eleven my grandkids. right when you see them, they're yours, it's like, ah, it's part of me. it's me again. now that i'm retiring they all have plans for me. i'm excited. at bank of america, we're lending an in communities across the country. fro omrevi htalielzeping t a neigbrhbooklyn..or.ho financing industries that are creating jobs in boston... providing funding for the expansion of

let's move on and take a look at this gm/ford spat about facebook. basically, gm has withdrawn its $10 million advertising campaign on facebook. its ad budget there. ford has been sticking the knife in, so to speak, saying it's all about execution. "our facebook ads are effective when strategically combined with engaging content and innovation." it appears ford is winning the battle with 5 million likes on facebook. ford only has 350,000. >> as we get ready for that monstrous facebook ipo. steve sedgwick live from london, thanks very much. >>> still ahead, what in the world is going on here? dude passed out standing on first base during last night's rays game. wow. we'll explain what's going on here and get highlights from the nba and nhl playoffs ahead in sports. >>> plus, joe biden needed to cool off after that heated speech in iowa yesterday, so he swung through the dairy queen in steubenville, and good news, the veep was buying. that and a check on weather when "way too early" comes right back. >>> we can't believe that this decision in itself wi

take the unholy trio of cory booker, he had ran dallied and harold ford. el and harold ford.party. all three. they have ties to the financial industry. they are just dead wrong. i mean if romney can brag about creating jobs at bain capital president obama can tell the truth about romney killing jobs. the worst part is: they are traitors. they are supposed to be out there representing the party and yet they are really the party's worst enemies. yes, democrats could learn something from republicans: a little bit of loyalty and a lot of discipline. all right. that's it for today, folks. have a great, great day. make the most of it. come on back. we will see you on the radio and t.v. again tomorrow. >> this is the bill press show.

compare general motor to ford.ting the ball out of the park and developing the great cars like the focus. that's all you need. definition of insanity is doing the same thing and expecting different resultings. you have a uaw dominated company you will not get different resultings. >> what we expect here. the bail out a company, that company is no longer in the business of profit. they are serving political masters that don't care and something like the chevy volt. and the tragedy of the bail out and if gm was allowed to go bankrupt it doesn't disappear but they have a clue about how on run the car company. bailouts never work. >> chrysler is now a foreign car company . we gave fiat 40 percent of it and now they own 60 percent. it is not a u.s. car company more. >> you would have found them willing to buy pieces of gm. they have good facilities . thing of saving jobs, whose jobs? the autoworkers put out of the business and this is pure politicings, some say for political reason. >> and rick unger the government is p

i agree with ford. it's the wrong type of politics.hink the president is a pretty much a fully defined politician in the eyes of the people. they like him personally. i don't think they are going to believe he is some sort of militant black president. >> doug, i think there is something very important in that memo, and that is the fact that president obama is extremely likable. and mitt romney has to cut into president obama's likability gap. and the best way for him to do that is come out with a compelling personal narrative, while reminding american voters where president obama is to blame for the abysmal economy. >> ford, let me push you a little bit on that. i agree that governor romney needs -- >> look at that. >> you are saying i'm note here for that purpose. i'm a little surprised president obama has very good wise advisors around him, they know the best way to make him likable is not that he is going to be funny on the stump, but tell a story of success and genuineness, and so why haven't they done that? >> i think they don't k

gerald ford. ford. gerald ford. yeah. no, i do. gerald ford. gerald ford.ford is right, and you're back on track. [ laughs ] yeah! see, we'll get the hard ones. waging a violent war on trash, what neutral scandinavian nation claims to recycle 85% of its waste? scandinavia -- probably sweden or denmark. there you go. gosh. go give paul a call. we're doing a call -- mobile...shout-out! all right, a shout-out. a mobile or a street shout-out? a mobile. a mobile. okay. who you gonna call? i'm gonna call arthur. call your friend guinevere. [ laughter ] are you calling arthur? hello, arthur? i'm in the cash cab, and i've got a question for you. waging a violent war on trash... waging a violent war on trash, what neutral scandinavian nation... ...reportedly recycles... ...reportedly recycles 85% of its waste? do you have an idea? i only got a few seconds. five seconds. sweden. okay. denmark. denmark. he says denmark. denmark. bailey: oh, no, strike two. it's sweden. i knew it! ouch. oh, well. ouch! don't worry, arthur. all right, guys, an unsuccessful mobile shout-

jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> ford dealers taking orders for the ford hybrid. skin is the toyota prius -- this is the toyota prius a run for their money. ford says it gives better fuel efficiency. foreclosure filings plunging to five-year lows. recovery is slow in baltimore. 20% in the baltimore area. futures this morning are a little bit higher. same old same old. more losses over concern of greece's debt crisis. sketchers will pay a fine. the statement said they met claims about benefiting cardiovascular health. in response, the company denies the allegations. the settlement involves 44 states and the district of columbia. a portion of the settlement will go to customers who purchased those shoes. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> many americans are getting reacquainted with their kitchens. >> not such a bad thing. eating out is seen as more of a lecture. more americans are opting to cook more meals at home. what verizon is doing to its unlimited data plans that is making customers angry. >> thank you. >> s

the ford motor story? >> guest: i almost think the bank story and the epilogue. i think they fit together as a story of a top-down manager trying to make everything happen. and it shows both the hubris and also the compassion and the capacity to do good, which is a big part of what mcnamara was all about. c-span: this book was written by deborah shapley and this is what the cover looks like. the title of it is "promise and power" the life and times of robert mcnamara published by little brown. thank you very much. >> guest: thank you, brian. it was a pleasure. ..