mr. anderson does gmac own part of the new gm board is gm's still own part of gmac financing? >> tm will own the shares in a gmac. we will own approximately 9.9% wants the other hampshires are in a trust because of our agreement we agreed we would not sell down our interest. >> mr. chairman i just want to pick up, but gmac part. but i have to find it. i have talked to a lot of folks in my district. one of their complaints with gmac, i had a dealers tell me after gmac got the government dollars the immediately raised the interest rate by 6%. they made the dealer paid $10,000 just to be able to stay on, nonrefundable. he had been with them 27 years, the last seven months they changed his contract 14 times always with the threat of curtail and micromanaging and manipulate the floor stock. they told him he had too many cars so he sent them to auction and then they said they had not had an inspection and the card numbers were inaccurate. he said i did what you ask and they said you should call us to tell us that he said it would be eliminated to have a congress man in the room. thi

mr. anderson, you say gm will be focused on customers and less talk about customers -- how is it the mustard eliminated dealerships which compete with each other for price, quality and service. it has been set our domestic automakers on a rural america and you know how it is to serve rural america to limit the loan dealership in a place like burns, oregon. we're still not to idaho by the way it. we did past stinking water pass. in this alice-in-wonderland world of rationalization were up is down and less is more our customers are by less competition and higher prices while on the taxpayers a dime better served. in bend, oregon and the general motors terminated the only gm dealerships substantial service repair facilities servings -- servicing thousands of assisting thousand square mile radius and to the planners behind us understand the rural america really understand

mr. anderson and he takes a fastball up and in. coming into this inning, brad bergesen, 70 pitches in four innings of work. he has stopped washington. one run on four hits. neither of the walks has hurt him. and hernandez went down and golfed that breaking ball and a very good play by aubrey huff. that is not the first time aubrey huff has splashed the leather against the national this is year. a very underrated iman. >> jim: we saw him mostly at third last year. i thought he played third well. plenty of time here, get in important of it and there are the soft hands. big glove. >> rob: and he got his body in important of it and he is going to take some pain. he knows he has time to make the play. >> bob: here is christian guzman. bergesen has retired him twice which not many have done. he has had at least two hits in 7-8 games. he'll be oh-fer three now on an easy ground ball to roberts. >> rob: he just got a couple more runs. he has the lead. and he will throw a big goose egg up there. >> jim: one of the shut down innings they tal