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g.m. and chrysler emerged from bankruptcy, the auto industry has added 115,000 jobs,s fastest pace of jobth in the auto industry since the 1990's, and last year for the first time in 16 years the detroit three gained market share against their foreign counterparts. >> this is the motor city. this is what we do. >> once considered a long shot to recover, chrysler, helped by italian carmaker, fiat, is working its way back. stay with us. plenty more to come. you're watching bbc news. 

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has been enfrenched and rewarded. g.e. pays no tax despite record earnings. g.m. is leeching the worker. and should be the poster child of corporate welfare, while it introduces the new green chevy volt. what a sham. the only thing green treasury notes that are going to the unions and the kickbacks now going again to general electric. wall street and the large, large corporate banks are more powerful and more wealthy. as they are the real recipients of the trillions of dollars currently being printed by our treasury. through the action of washington and the fed, the biggest of all corporations, the fed, the only group losing power is the worker. the people are being impoverished. they are losing the value of their homes, 401(k)s, and most of all, the people are being impoverished in voice. boy, does it sound like a marxist dream? the monologue i'm giving? no. it is a libertarian dream. set yourself free. america, it is time to choose sides. there are only two choices. in the end. one, loss of libertys for security. be it financial or physical. i have don't want to lose my pension. i have

has a much more stable stance than i expected it to have. and it is really a show-stopper. >> susie: looking at u.s. market share, g.m. is number one with more than 19% of the market, followed by ford, toyota, and honda. and then chrysler was under 10%. is chrysler in a position to boost its market share in the u.s.? >> i think the new product launches will do that. they really only started rolling them out at the end of december and into the showrooms. people still need to learn about the new brands, the new chrysler products. they need to get familiar with the company again. probably the only obstacle i see is they are so truck dependent. and with gas prices high, that can be a detriment. >> susie: let's pull out and talk a little about the u.s. auto industry. you have a forecast that total auto sales in the u.s. are expected to reach 12.7 million units. that is up from the last few years, but still quite below the $16 million level which we hit before the recession. when you factor in gas prices, supply constraints from japan, how is the u.s. auto industry doing? >> it's definitely recovering. but it continues to g

chrysler, g.m., ford-- are things generally looking better for the auto industry or is it still a wait-and-see? >> well, ford of the three i think everybody would agree hasact together without a federal bailout, making the most money. general motors is is profitable. it's had a lot of costs because it also went through bankruptcy. chrysler now has gone through the process as well. so everybody is back on their feet. but remember we're in a global car market. toyota might be down right now. but some day they'll come back. the japanese will come back. the koreans are coming on strong. european companies are coming on strong so, you know, everybody is allowed to take a deep breath and maybe shake hands and have a beer. but i don't think that you can declare complete victory until we're out of this economic downturn and we see where everybody stands. >> brown: a briefly final word on that, paul? >> well, what we are seeing with the crisis in japan is everything in this industry is up for grabs. the people that look like the winners today-- toyota just a few months ago-- can be the losers only a few months later. i agree with mickey. the detroit makers still