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Today, It's Chrysler... Tomorrow, GM?

Chrysler's been forced into bankruptcy with hopes of merging with Fiat in just a few weeks. Presuming that all goes well, will American drivers take to Italian cars? Also, Obama's plan to curb corporate tax havens, and the underground world of steroids for the brain.

By Warren Olney • May 4, 2009 • 50m Listen

Chrysler's been forced into bankruptcy with hopes of merging with Fiat in just a few weeks. Presuming that all goes well, will American drivers take to Italian cars? Also, Obama's plan to curb corporate tax havens and encourage creating jobs at home, and "neuroenhancing drugs" to increase brain function in an intellectually competitive world.

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To the Point

Today, It's Chrysler... Tomorrow, GM?

Chrysler's been forced into bankruptcy with hopes of merging with Fiat in just a few weeks. Presuming that all goes well, will American drivers take to Italian cars? Also, Obama's plan to curb corporate tax havens, and the underground world of steroids for the brain.

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To the Point

Today, It's Chrysler... Tomorrow, GM?

Chrysler's been forced into bankruptcy with hopes of merging with Fiat in just a few weeks. Presuming that all goes well, will American drivers take to Italian cars? Also, Obama's plan to curb corporate tax havens, and the underground world of steroids for the brain.

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