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: you used to have a lot more brands, pontiac, oldsmobile , now you have chevrolet, cadillac, buick, and gmcose the main ones in the united states? mary: yes. david: cadillac is your premium, right? presidential the limousines, bombproof, have you ever been in that car, seen what it is like him are you can't comment? mary: i really can't comment. [laughter] david: ok here it i guess the average person couldn't afford something like that? what was the atmosphere like when you were working there? mary: it was very difficult. , theve 220,000 people restructuring was primarily with america, but that is 100,000 today, so itloy was a difficult time. that is where you saw the resolve. things most special general motors is the minimum women of general motors. they worked so hard through that period and did in a short period of time to get the restructuring completed. the government get its money back in some form or other over the years? portion of was a what the government provided that was loans, and they had some ownership and stock. we paid back the loans, and then they chose went to sell the st

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now you have chevrolet, cadillac, buick and gmc. are those the main ones in the united states?y: yes. david: cadillac, that's your premium. it also makes the presidential limousine, which is like boprf or something. ever been in that car to see what it's like? what you cannot comment? mary: i can't comment. david: i guess the average person cannot afford to buy some thing like that. probably not. he joined general motors in it was a dominant company, then he went south for a while. what was the atmosphere like when you are working there? mary: it was very difficult. across the globe we had 220,000 people. the restructuring event was primarily in north america, but that was 100,000 people we employed today. it was a difficult time. that's when you saw the result. one of the things i think is so special that general motors is the n d women at general motors. they work so hard during that period doing what needed to be done to get the restructuring completed. david: the government put money in aenal motors. to the government get its money back in someoror another over the years? m

now you have chevrolet, cadillac, buick, and gmc. are those the main ones in the united states? if. -- yes. david: cadillac is your premium, right? in also makes the presidential limousine which is bombproof. what is it like? mary: i cannot comment. [laughter] david: i guess the average person could not afford to buy something like that. probably not. motors but itral was a dominant company in the united states. and it went south. what was the atmosphere like working there? mary: clearly, it was difficult. across the globe, we have 220,000 people. restructuring was primarily a north american event. that is 100,000 people we employ today. it was a difficult time. that is where you saw the result. one thing i think is especially general motors is the minute women of general motors. they worked so hard doing in a short time what needed to be done to get the restructuring completed. david: government put some money into general motors. did the government get its money back at some point over the years? mary: there are a couple of points. there was a portion of what the government pr

you used to have pontiac, which has gone away, oldsmobile, and now you have chevrolet, cadillac, buick and gmcose the main ones in the united states? mary: yes. david: of those, cadillac, for example, that is your premium. right? it also makes the presidential limousine, which is like bombproof or something. have you ever been in that car to see what it's like? or you cannot comment? mary: i can't comment. [laughter] david: i guess the average person cannot afford to buy some thing like that probably? probably not. [laughter] david: you joined general motors in it was a dominant company, then he went south for a while. what was the atmosphere like when you were working there? mary: clearly it was very difficult. across the globe we have 220,000 people. the restructuring event was primarily in north america, but that was 100,000 people we employed today. it was a difficult time. i think that is where you saw the resolve. one of the things i think is so special that general motors is the men and women at general motors. they worked so hard during that period doing what needed to be done to get t