i don't think he wants to fight golic. >> i don't know.olic's been on my team and he's a lover, no the a fighter. >> how do you see twitter, facebook affecting a player's relationship? >> it kind of levels the playing field for some of these football players. not all of them. i don't want the third-string guard on twitter but these guys have a great opportunity to level the playing field. it makes it convenient to core respond back and forth with other guys. i would rather him tweet than do this stuff. if he's tweeting it's quick and he can go on with his workout. the most important thing is how convenient and easy it is and how fast you can get your information. in you can be on twilighter and then on espn after that if you want. you have to be a player, not just any bum. i would ramp see the fight, but keep it nice. >> would you have done that on twit summer and -- twitter? >> no, i would have been too busy, running the sand dunes and the ocean. i didn't have time for that. but now i might pick it up. >> still ahead, donte' stallworth fa

golic. that will be the order. mr. press, 5 minutes. >> thank you. chairman stew pack, ranking member walden and members of the committee i appreciate the opportunity to discuss why a dealer realignment is important to the new chrysler group. despite completing a painful restructuring, the new chrysler group will retain 86% of its dealers by volume and 75% by location. i empathize with the dealers who are not the brought forward into the new company and i surely understand their disappointment. this has been the most difficult business action i've ever personally taken. i'd like to begin first by answering the four questions that i have been asked most often while i've been here in washington. first, was distinct these dealers really necessary for chrysler's survival? the answer is absolutely yes. today's automotive industry cannot support the number of dealers currently in the marketplace. we've gone from 17 million new vehicle sales in 2006 to less than 10 million today. as a whole the chrysler dealer network is not profitable. it's not viable. in

golic and go into questions so please come back in 50 minutes. we will give you a chance to stretch your legs and see you back in 15 minutes. we are in recess. >> can you hear me now? chairman stupak, ranking member walden, a distinguished members of the subcommittee, i want to thank you for the honor of appearing here today. i would especially like to thank congresswoman sutton for her role in providing this opportunity to represe my fellow dealers. and we are losing seven dealerships because chrysler, the bank and the executive branch of our government and acted precipitously to deny us our economic rights. this is a public policy issue worthy of your time and worthy of congressional legislation since without you're prompt intervention to restore our right to franchise under state law to thousand small businesses and across million have a thousand jobs will be lost. as a nation can we really afford to let this take place? i urge congress to enact a juror 2743, the bipartisan automobile dealer economic rights restoration act next week. we have a

golic and go into questions so please come back in 50 minutes. we will give you a chance to stretch your legs and see you back in 15 minutes. we are in recess. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2009] >> take your time. pull the fort. you are on. >> can you hear me now? distinguished members of the subcommittee, i want to thank you for the honor of appearing here today. i would like to thank congresswoman sutton in providing this opportunity to represent my fellow dealers. we are losing seven dealerships because chrysler, the bankruptcy court, and the executive branch of our government has acted to deny us our economic rights. this is a public policy issue were the of your time and legislation. since without your intervention to restore our right to franchisees' under state law and approximately 100,000 jobs will be lost, as a nation, can we afford to let this take place? i urge congress to enact hr 2743, the bipartisan economic rights restoration act next week. week. we have

gh >> on mike and mike thiss morning, timmy legler was in for f regular partner mike golic. three quick questions about tonight's nba draft. not counting blake griffin, who is the one player you think is a most ready to step in and make an impact on nba level?n >> two, tyreke evans and stephen curry. evans has an nba body.ak he's ready to take contact righ, now. a very smart player. curry, a guy with that kind ofta scoring ability will be find in the nba. he's going to be a gem. if he goes to the right system, which i think he almost any of the teams up top need his scoring. >> how about the guy who you know is going to go high who makes you nervous?ou ou i'm concerned about ricky rubio. some of the things you do on the film, he won't get away with a lot of that stuff against nba defenders. i don't like the mechanics of his stroke.nba. he's got improve.tr physically can he compete at that level? there's no doubt he can runev team. he's got the knowledge. but will he be good enough to e got as a two or three, a points guard? that's the kind of guy you seed having a potentiall

myself -- i've never bought a foreign car but i can't imagine myself ever buying a jeep again if the golics aren't in business in pittsburgh. i don't understand how they're costing you money. i think they are a revenue stream for you guys. and if some reason this has to happen, i want to know why you're not taking care of people who spent 70 years and generations selling your cars and as you tell them that they don't have a business anymore, that you're not doing something to help these guys out in the transition. so i have lots of questions, mr. chairman. i'm just glad that you're holding this hearing today so that i can ask them. >> thank you, mr. doyle. ms. sutton from ohio, please. >> thank you, chairman stupak, for holding the hearing and thank you very much for inviting one of my constituent dealers, ellen spitzer to testify here today. mr. spitzer is losing seven of his dealerships. in addition there are two other chrysler dealerships in my district that are being eliminated. across ohio 47 chrysler dealerships are being eliminated in the ohio auto dealers association estimates and 1

golic and go into questions so please come back in 50 minutes. we will give you a chance to stretch your legs and see you back in 15 minutes. we are in recess. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> earlier this week on the restructuring of general motors and chrysler the witnesses are two obama administration officials, working with the auto companies. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] well the house committee takes a break we will show you a portion of a senate hearing earlier this week on the government's role in the restructuring of general motors and chrysler. the witnesses are two obama administration officials who are working with the auto companies. >> treasury has proposed equity stakes in gm and chrysler giving people great pause, as you have heard just in the to opening statements that senator shelby and i have made. why the treasury take such large equity stakes rather than providing the company's with more loans? number two