gm was shopping for a long-term solution with peugot. things like that are not being clearly articulated to wall street. that is affecting the gm share price. host: we're talking about the treasury department report. the bailout could cost taxpayers about $25 billion. steve joins us from detroit for the discussion. if you want to ask a question, we have numbers to call. the first call comes from nevada. the republican line, good morning. caller: i want to ask the woman he was having --you was having, what does she think about obama bragging about the bailout of gm if there's going to be $25 billion we will not get back? we own 500 million stocks right now. it is valued at $20. until we get our money back -- host: ok, go ahead. guest: this is a great question. the bailout has become fodder for political debate. with the obama administration taking credit for the bailout and calling it one of the unmitigated successes. the romney campaign is really criticizing it. i think the caller brings up an interesting point. the gm stock price has fo

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gm was shopping for a long-term solution with peugot. things like that are not being clearly articulated to wall street. that is affecting the gm share price. host: we're talking about the treasury department report. the bailout could cost taxpayers about $25 billion. steve joins us from detroit for the discussion. if you want to ask a question, we have numbers to call. the first call comes from nevada. the republican line, good morning. caller: i want to ask the woman he was having --you was having, what does she think about obama bragging about the bailout of $25f there's going to be billion we will not get back? we own 500 million stocks right now. it is valued at $20. until we get our money back -- host: ok, go ahead. guest: this is a great question. the bailout has become fodder for political debate. with the obama administration taking credit for the bailout and calling it one of the unmitigated successes. the romney campaign is really criticizing it. i think the caller brings up an interesting point. the gm stock price has founder