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“…and Chrysler. President Obama will have more to say today about the auto industry bailout package and ABC's Jonathan Karl says so on it will be talk. …”

“…science not political ideology. Will guide the new administration's policies. Last month auto industry executives came to Washington to ask for federal loans. Last week GM said in its annual report that auditors raised serious doubt …”

“…Auto industry GM and Chrysler are asking for a total loan of 39 -- The average price of a gallon gas keeps creeping up …”

“…sold in China and the US for the first time ever. China's auto industry association says its January sales are higher than those in the US last month. China is expected to eventually be the US …”

“…have to think about this do we want to let our indigenous auto industry go away because of one bad year. …”

“…Wall Street forecasts however. Sales were down 23% from last year. The auto industry has just come off a terrible year one of its major players expects this year to be even worse. General Motors is …”

“…Analysis for every new dollar review contractor going into in particular. The auto industry which is roughly 25%. Commercial advertising market. Is in deep distress. Financial services industries and real estate markets are great distrust both …”

“…that this slowdown that the US is seeing him particularly in the auto industry is not domestic but it's a global situation. …”

“…congress for what he sees. As a failure to bail out the auto industry in an interview yesterday Cheney says. It was the White House that came riding to the -- of the auto industry but is it too little too late. ABC's Barbara Pinto is in Janesville Wisconsin. Where GM plant will be shedding its stores …”

“…President Bush approved seventeen point four billion in emergency loans to the auto industry. . What we should know this week whether an Illinois legislative committee will begin impeachment proceedings against Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich. In the …”

“…a Manhattan forum. Paulson was asked about the administration's efforts toward an auto industry bailout. …”

“…White House sending out a signal that it will help the struggling auto industry. . Michigan democratic senator Carl Levin says he expects the Bush Administration would give General Motors eight billion and Chrysler seven billion. And …”