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the road. >> assembly man, thank you. romney says obama bought the election. let's play "hardball." ♪ good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this. you'd have thought that mitt romney would have stopped this crap. during the campaign he was out there selling it, that president obama was buying black votes by dumping the work requirement for welfare. remember that little sugar plum? it had it all, the accusation that minority voters could be scarfed up with a little chump change. throw them a little something and the votes would come pouring back. here he was yesterday, romney, schmoozing with his donor base about how the whole thing went wrong. it seems the president did a little wholesale purchasing, he said.
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he bought the minority with health care and bought the students with free student loans. great work there, mitt. you're at it again with your double barrels. one, claims that aren't true, and, two, that old dog whistle of yours. fact. people in the income bracket you mentioned have to kick in to get health care. fact, students still have to play interest on their college loan. nobody is getting anything for free. and the sick thing is your need, mitt, to came they do. to keep saying the president didn't quite win the election, it was all one big bribery case. question. why is mitt still doing this? the election is over and lost. all that's left to save is his reputation. why is he throwing that away? former san francisco mayor willie brown's here, along with ashley parker of the "new york times." mayor, you were a pro, it seems that romney is not a pro. he had a good concession speech. the president threw him a big offer to have something look a new hoover commission, something really good for him to do. he whips back with this accusation the president bought the election. >> total and complete bitterness, chris.
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this man obviously is wrong for the game. he has lost, and he lost badly. he's embarrassed, and he's trying his best to minimize the victory. he's trying his best in some fashion to say to people it was taken from me unfairly, that i should have won, and that if there had been only my kind of people voting i would have won. however, there were some other people voting, and they're the people that you and i don't like. that's what he's saying to his people, and that's wrong. >> let's take a look at the audio from the conference. just like that 47%, it was recorded. let's hear romney talking to his donors in which he says in this tape the president's victory was basically the result of bribes to members of his base. political base. portions of the audio were posted online. not the entire call. msnbc is uncertain exactly when the call took place, but let's listen to it. >> what the president's campaign did was focus on certain members of his base coalition, give them
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extraordinary financial gifts from the government, and then work very aggressively to turn them out to vote. >> isn't that cute? in other words, it's not democracy, parker. it's not any -- i mean, ashley, this isn't democracy, this isn't actually saying and doing things people like. it isn't like voting democratically. it's like putting the money in the jukebox and out comes the money. what kind of game is he proposing here? >> well, i think the thing you need to keep in mind about governor romney is, a, he's shocked that he lost. he mentioned that on the call, too. he really can't quite get over that he lost. he really thought he was going to win. and he's a data-driven guy. so he's already sort of doing a postmortem going back -- >> this is data mining. >> -- trying to figure out what went wrong. and this is one of the things -- >> mayor, it's interesting that a money guy -- i've always noted the sort of symmetry of politics, the mutuality -- people that have a little problem wethics always kutz accuse the other person of ethics problem. someone who bought everything he ever got including his highly paid staff in the campaign.
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everybody was happy with using money on that side. he assumes he must have been outbid. >> that's exactly what someone who thinks he can buy votes was in fact doing. this guy is a salesman, chris. he doesn't know anything about making decisions based on whether or not it's something you believe in. he is of the opinion that money can generate belief, and in this case he doesn't understand how money didn't generate belief, how in fact dedication and vision and love dedicated -- caused the movement in obama's direction, not money. >> it couldn't be that people believe in barack obama. it couldn't be that many people are devoted to him. it couldn't be that many people see him as in many ways potentially one of our great presidents. it must be a cash and carry situation. here are mitt romney's comments about obamas gifts, in line whiz earlier comments. by the way, karl rove must love this. this is covering karl rove. it's about the takers he calls them. remember that 47%? here he is explaining how you buy that 47%. they take, you give.
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let's listen. >> there are 47% of the people who will vote for the president no matter what. all right? there are 47% who are with him, who depend upon government, who believe they are victims, who believe that government has a responsibility to care for them, who believe that they're entitled to health care, to food, to housing, to you name it. my job is not to worry about those people. i will never convince them they should take personal responsibility and care for their lives. >> ashley, here he is again in "usa today." romney in an interview. romney defends the welfare ads which erroneously says obama waived the work requirement for welfare as accurate. accusing obama of offering state waivers as a political calculation designed to "shore up his base" for the election. and finally there's paul ryan on the urban vote. let's listen to paul ryan and his looking at this whole ethnic, or urban vote he calls it. >> we were surprised with the outcome. we knew this was going to be a close race. we thought we had a very good chance of winning it. i think the surprise was some of
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the turnout. some of the turnout in especially urban areas which definitely gave president obama the big margin to win this race. >> you know, ashley, they got to get their accusations straight. somebody on -- one of the leaders of the republican party out there in wisconsin said all the votes were fraudulent votes, they were all stolen. and now he's out there, the presidential candidate, saying they were all bought. and now this guy is -- i have to say to paul ryan, he was just surprised they showed up. he hasn't quite figured out the motive yet. >> i think the romney campaign obviously didn't take into account the huge turnout that the president got. that was one of the problems with their polling. >> is that why they're looking for new explanations? >> i mean, i think they're truly struggling to explain what happened, and they don't really understand how they lost. that's not what their internal models told them. that's not what they were expecting. they weren't expecting the huge turnout. and they're sort of searching for explanations. >> let's talk turkey here, mr. mayor. you've worked with donor bases on the democratic side, and you have to i guess occasionally call up contributors and say,
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well, we were close but no cigar this time but stick with us, we're on the right side of history. why would you call up your donor base, and this was a conference call, why would mitt romney get on a conference call and come up with this sort of odd explanation of everything that they bought the -- you know, this was stolen, we was robbed, basically? why would you do that, politically? >> well, i think it's because it's over for him. he will not be involved in running for office again. and let me tell you, other republicans who think they have a future must in one fashion or another denounce mitt romney and everything he says post this election cycle. if they don't, the republicans will be consigned to the scrap heap of defeat in 2016 and even beyond. i don't understand how anybody other than bobby jindal would be the only one who would step up to the plate. they all should step up to the plate. >> well, well said. here's bobby jindal, one of the people who has distanced himself from this claim that the only reason romney lost the race to president obama is because he was outbought here. as you said, here is louisiana
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governor bobby jindal. let's listen. >> i absolutely reject that notion, that description. i think that's absolutely wrong. that is not -- i don't think that represents where we are as a party and where we're going as a party. and i think that has got to be one of the most fundamental takeaways from this election. >> that's one good sign that a little republican diversity doesn't hurt. because some people can hear what this guy romney is saying. wisconsin governor scott walker backed up jindal's comments saying "the gop isn't just for people who are currently not dependent on the people, it's for all americans." and today, by the way, on "andrea mitchell reports" republican senator kelly ayotte from new hampshire distanced herself also from romney's gifts comment. let's listen to the senator. >> so you're not comfortable with what you heard him say? >> i don't know the full context of them, but i don't agree with the comments, and my view is the campaign is over. >> okay. and as of only -- not only her. former mississippi governor hailey barbour, who i do think is smart when he's briefing on
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politics, described what the gop needs to do right now. let's listen to hailey barbour. >> we've got to give our political organizational activity, you know, a very serious proctology exam. i think that's the only -- we need to look everywhere is my point. >> you know, he's deep south and he's conservative, mayor, but i always listen to hailey for the wheuthe's with some other republicans, trying to teach them politics. you know, there's the only guy to come out ahead in katrina by the way, because he knew how to get the job done. what do you think of that? they need to get a proctology -- when parties get their butts kicked like democrats did in '72, republicans did in '64, when they thought they had -- well, those races didn't look good to begin with, but right now what do you do when you're in a party leadership position? >> well, if they don't adhere to what bobby jindal is talking about, the senator from new hampshire, if they don't understand hailey barbour, i can
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assure you democrats are really going to get that message. and believe me, if democrats organized in the red state like they did in ohio this time around or like they did in florida this time around or like they did in one or two other states this time around, those red states would send the numbers that nancy pelosi needs to become speaker again. and that's going to happen if the republicans keep thinking like mitt romney. >> you know, that's the question, ashley, and that is as you see the demographic changes, younger voters tend to be more liberal. we have a lot of hispanic people moving into the country, having a lot of kids and voting and being citizens, becoming part of the political process more than ever. and you have african-american voters, an african-american president, but there are other factors that have led them to the democratic party potentially. you see a lot of potential for the democratic party to grow. then when you add insult to injury, the other party says you were all bought, it seems to me that would just sort of fortify the democratic tendencies of the people we're talking about here.
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>> well, it's unclear what wing of the republican party mitt romney, you know, is going to be representing going forward, and i think that's one of the reasons you saw -- >> the mayor says he's out of business. i'm not sure he does have a future. >> that's why it's easy for the republicans to come out and criticize him today, because they're not alienating a tea party constituency. you're not alienating -- >> you said people like jindal and ayotte and people like that and hailey barbour can say the guy is wrong. he's out to lunch. >> i think they did say that. i think they said they didn't agree with those comments. so. >> let me go back to this -- you know, i want to talk about the president for a second, mr. mayor. and i thought he -- i thought mitt romney gave a wonderful concession speech. he said i called the president, did it earlier in the night. didn't string it out. it was 11:20 or so. he came out and basically said, you know, he came out alone, didn't bring the family with him, didn't cry on anybody's shoulder, took it like a person of some kind of nobility. he also said, i just talked to the president, i congratulated him, i'm praying for him, i'm here to help him if he wants help. the president came back at the press conference and out of
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nowhere said he did a good job with the olympics. maybe he can do a good job in getting government more efficient, that's his specialty. like he does in his equity world. and then he does this thing. where do you think that relationship stands between the two of them? is the blood so bad nothing good will come out of this? >> let me tell you, when you offend barack obama, you've got to know that you're in real trouble. this is a guy who appears to forgive, but he never forgets. romney can forget any additional invitations coming from this president. i think no matter how you put it he now knows where romney really stands. it's an affirmation of everything that occurred in the campaign, all the bad things that were said about barack obama are still obviously within the dna of mitt romney, and i guarantee you barack obama is not going to give at all on this issue. he's going to move on. >> whoa. look out. look out, mitt. anyway, thank you, mayor.
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it's always an incisive commentary i get from you. if this is the case, you're right, he better move on. thank you, mayor brown of california -- san francisco. ashley, thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> "new york times" 37. >> coming up, it's not business. it's personal. that very public dispute from john mccain, who also never forgives, and president obama over susan rice. could it be mccain hasn't gotten over the 2008 election? we're sort of stacking up revenge here on the other side. i got nothing more to say about that. plus spy fall, what we're learning about the affair that brought down the cia chief and perhaps derailed the promotion of the top general. and has been tabloid fodder now for almost a week. and besides complaining about how president obama won re-election by giving away gifts to minorities and young voters, ever wonder what mitt romney has done -- actually been doing since the election? well, david letterman has an idea. >> today mitt romney drew a picture of the house of representatives chamber and gave a state of the union address in front of it. >> and the fourth new entitlement, obama care, we
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repeal that one. >> message from pretend president romney. >> got a few more of those sugar plums in the side shows. let me finish way book about when we hay hero for a president. this is "hardball," the place for politics. ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios
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time to bust another 2012 election myth. the idea took hold that african-americans would not be as fired up to vote as they were four years ago. but here is what the nbc news political desk found in looking at the exit polls. in the states with significant black populations, the black vote increased in five states, michigan, mississippi, missouri, ohio, and new jersey. it held firm in pennsylvania, virginia, north carolina, and florida. and it decreased in two states, new york and alabama. neither case was it even close. so much for flagging enthusiasm. we'll be right back.
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welcome back to "hardball." john mccain and his allies have been trying to turn the benghazi attacks into a political scandal
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for the president since september. well, yesterday his criticism of susan rice, the ambassador to the u.n., went too far for the president. he hit back during his press conference. let's listen. >> if senator mccain and senator graham and others want to go after somebody, they should go after me. but for them to go after the u.n. ambassador, who had nothing to do with benghazi and was simply making a presentation based on intelligence that she had received, and to besmirch her reputation is outrageous. >> that's the slow burn from the president, i'd say. this morning mccain had some strong words for his former opponent, the president. let's listen to mccain. >> i know that people don't come to spontaneous demonstrations with rockets and mortars, and for the president of the united states for two weeks afterwards to deny that that was the case is either a cover-up or it is incompetence.
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>> one of mccain's main allies, senator lindsey graham of south carolina, also responded to the president. he said, quote, "mr. president, don't think for one minute i'm not going to hold you ultimately responsible for benghazi. i think you failed as commander in chief before, during, and after the attack." what's behind all this anger? is it political or personal? and why are they unleashing so much vitriol against ambassador susan rice? jonathan alter is a columnist for bloomberg view and an msnbc political analyst. and ron reagan is an msnbc political analyst. gentlemen, i want you to start with this. it's so unusual to see the president respond at the human level of i'm really mad and you going after a friend of mine, you're going after my person at the u.n. and this is you coming at me and you're going at my character, i'm not missing the point. >> i heard from the white house yesterday that he had heard just before the press conference that mccain was talking about filibustering. and he got -- >> if she were put up for secretary of state. >> and he got really angry at that, that his choice for secretary of state, which she's not yet, but that prospectively his choice would be
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filibustered. >> why is he so ticked, the president? >> because she's completely innocent in this matter. >> not by the likes of the right. they've been pounding her for weeks. >> there are actual facts here, and the facts are that she was saying what the cia told her. >> but that wasn't a fact. but that wasn't a fact. >> mccain's issue is with petraeus, but petraeus is in the club, despite the sex -- >> that's -- >> he doesn't want to go after petraeus. >> she's not a spook. she doesn't go out there and dig up information on benghazi. she's the u.n. ambassador to new york. she has to go out and meet the press. she collects information. she gets the best intel she can get. probably clears it through the white house.
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i thought made a strong statement to david gregory that weekend, and i thought she was very impressive. i thought she was doing what the white house wanted done. whatever she was doing, she was doing what the white house thought was the truth. because why would you lie? because two or three days later it would be clear you were lying, right? >> it wasn't -- >> he keeps saying it was lying. >> we have time lines. that was on the 16th of september. it wasn't until the 22nd of september, according to the cia, that they told rice and the white house that this was, you know, some kind of a terrorist attack. the information wasn't available at the beginning. the whole thing is totally trumped up, chris. it's not just political, it's also personal. >> okay. before we get back to history like condi rice, i want to go to ron reagan on this. you know, there's something deeply personal here. there's something personal on both sides. this guy, john mccain, does not forgive when he loses to somebody. i don't think he ever liked romney. that's why he picked sarah palin. he doesn't like the president. and the way to get to him is to make sure that everybody thinks he's a bad guy. not stupid, not wrong, not too liberal, he's evil. he's bad. he's the kind of guy that would serve up a good serving american ambassador like chris stevens in order for a pr stunt or some other unclear motive, but he wants to make the guy look like a bad guy. what do you think is going on here? that's what i think. >> yeah. i think you're right basically.
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republicans seem to be really bad losers. mitt romney is apparently a bad loser. john mccain, as you said earlier, i don't think he's ever gotten over 2008. so he's looking for any opportunity he has to stick a thumb in barack obama's eye. but jonathan is completely right. he picked the wrong person here. susan rice had nothing to do with benghazi. but look, the republicans are facing an electoral wipeout in the last election. they still want to oppose barack obama any way they can, but what's their excuse? because the american people have now chosen barack obama over the republican guy. they have to gin up a conspiracy, a scandal of some sort, something they can attach the word "gate" to. now it's benghazi-gate. >> ron, you got it. this is the big alternative universal view of their world view in which you don't know what color the sky is over there. but they believe that this is as big as watergate, and although nixon got re-elected in '72, he will come down by '74. even though this guy won in '12, he will come down by '14 because of this big gate ron mentioned.
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they have it in their head this is big time. >> in 1997 after bill clinton got re-elected but before lewinsky, the republicans tried to do the same thing on chinese fund-raising. remember that? they spent the better part of a year trying to turn this into a huge scandal. there's actually a little more to that one than there is to this. this is just exploiting a tragedy for political purposes. >> and here is the great irony. john mccain, who seems like he's the big whistle-blower, going after susan rice yesterday, compare what he said about susan rice yesterday with what he said about another foreign policy expert, in this case condoleezza rice, back in 2005. here is mccain on susan rice. take a listen. >> susan rice should have known better, and if she didn't know better she's not qualified. she should have known better. i will do everything in my power to block her from being the united states secretary of state. >> okay. mortal sin, deal breaker, end of her career because john mccain said she had gotten the wrong brief and delivered the wrong brief. however, mccain had a very
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different reaction back in 2005 when condoleezza rice was nominated for secretary of state despite her direct involvement in the country's iraq policy. mccain trucked up opposition to her nomination to bitterness over losing an election. interesting. let's watch. >> i wonder why we're starting this new congress with a protracted debate about a foregone conclusion. i can only conclude we're doing this for no other reason than because of lingering bitterness at the outcome of the elections. >> talk about a self-indictment. anyway, mccain was asked about the contradiction this morning on the "today" show. let's listen to him now today. >> you said opponents of condoleezza rice were expressing sour grapes after an election loss. why is this different? >> because every intelligence agency in the world, including the british, believed that iraq had weapons of mass destruction. that was an entirely different situation. four americans died that didn't have to die. >> okay. two points, i must never let
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that go past what he just there. first of aere thlled in iraq because of a war that was never justified. thousands. and he said four as if nothing happened in iraq. all those dead iraqis, all those dead americans. all those dead -- hell went loose over there because of that bad policy. and what was the other thing? oh, yeah, wmd, what a clever phrase that was, wmd. it covers all manner of things, biological, chemical. condoleezza rice said nuclear. she said that country had a nuclear weapon, a nuclear weapon. that's why we went to war. don't wait for -- what is it? don't wait for the smoking gun to be a mushroom cloud. it was her. why does he keep getting -- who does he talk to? an echo chamber? he can keep getting away with that mouthwash they sold us into the war with, wmd, not nuclear. all the intelligence agencies in the world didn't agree. and by the way, even our own intelligence agency never believed they had nuclear weapons. >> so why does washington treat him as this great sage on national security policy? >> that's what i want to know. when is that going to stop? >> he's been the most frequent
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guest on sunday shows, what calvin trillin called the sabbath gas bags on sunday. he's the most frequent guest because everybody assumes he's such a knowledgeable man full of such integrity on foreign policy and national security. yes, he was -- endured great hardship when he was a prisoner -- >> he had a longer period of greatness. he stood up against those people in the "w" campaign in south carolina. >> but in the last three years, chris, he's turned into a cranky and unreliable analyst of american foreign policy. >> i have a more -- explanation which is he's just going over to the hard right where all the safety valves are in the republican party. ron, your last thought. quickly. why has john mccain become this john mccain? he's like the joker in batman. you know, life's been good to me. what happened to that guy? >> i think it's personal peak. i think he never got over 2008. he's got a double standard going on between the two rices, and it's apples and oranges. susan rice had nothing to do with benghazi. condoleezza rice had a lot to do with the war in iraq.
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and the intelligence there. the comparison is specious on any level. >> why doesn't he ever talk about all the republicans who voted against $300 million that hillary clinton wanted to beef up embassy and consulate security? there are some questions that republicans who opposed that need to answer. that's one of the reasons those people lost their lives. >> it's sad. it's sad to see this deterioration. thank you, ron reagan, and thank you, jonathan alter. you guys were incisive tonight. coming up, there are dog whistles and then there are bull horns, and another republican official is blowing his next. and this is "hardball," the place for politics. so, what hap
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back to "hardball." now to the "sideshow." how is mitt romney dealing with his election loss? well, david letterman has been compiling some coping mechanisms all involving a so-called
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pretend president romney. >> today mitt romney bought the building at 1602 pennsylvania avenue, demolished it, and built an even bigger white house. today mitt romney sent his goons to rough up a guy who kind of looks like mahmoud ahmadinejad. >> how is it going? >> today mitt romney paid a phone sex operator $500 to call him president romney. >> so what i do is bring down the tack rates. >> yes, president romney, lower tax rates. >> today mitt romney drew a picture of the house of representatives chamber and gave a state of the union address in front of it. >> and the fourth new entitlement, obama care, we'd repeal that one and finally get our balance sheet right. >> a message from pretend president romney. >> i love that guy's voice. anyway, the real romney has gotten back into the problem
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area, you could say, with his post-election comments that the president won the election, or re-election, because of gifts he gave minority people and younger voters. also, mystery voters head to maine. it appears there's company up there for alberta darling, that wisconsin state senator who said the other day that lack of voter i.d. cards or voter i.d. laws were largely to blame for mitt romney's loss of wisconsin. here is charlie webster, the republican chairman in maine, on the issue of voter fraud in his state. >> for example, in some parts of rural maine there were dozens, dozens of black people who came in and voted election day. everybody has the right to vote, but nobody in town knows anybody who's black. how did that happen? i don't know. we're going to find out. >> anyway, two questions for mr. webster there. one, if all these african-americans were voting where they weren't registered, why didn't anyone stop them? election officials in maine say they're unaware of any cheating up there. two, if democrats were trying to steal a state, why would they go to one with just four electoral
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votes that hasn't voted republican since back in '88? anyway, webster will not be returning for another term as chairman of that party up there. next, john boehner was re-elected yesterday for a second term as speaker of the house, but georgia congressman louis gohmert, an original charter member of the birther crowd, had a different candidate in mind. who do you think he nominated? newt gingrich for speaker right now. you don't technically actually have to be a house member to be speaker of the house, but it's been the rule historically. by the way, boehner's word to gohmert after the vote, "louie, i love you too." finally this one. after the election we heard certain ceos were threatening to fire employees if president obama won the election. some are going through with it. robert murray, ceo of the coal company that ordered employees to attend a rally with mitt romney, laid off 156 employees the day after the election. nice guy. john schneider, ceo of papa john's pizza chain, says he will be cutting employee hours to avoid costs associated with obama care.
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finally, john metz, ceo of several denny's franchises, says he will add a 5% surcharge to customers' bills to offset the cost of obama care. you don't want to pay extra, he suggests you simply tip the server less to offset the cost. what a sweetheart. up next, new information on the affair that brought down cia director david petraeus. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics.
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now back to "hardball." back to "hardball." we now know the identity of that fbi agent, that tampa socialite jill kelley reached out to after receiving suspicious e-mails harassing her earlier this year. e-mails the fbi tracked back to biographer paula broadwell. while frederick humphries, the guy's name who you can see there on the screen, he's a counterterrorism agent who worked in the case of the bomb plot at l.a.x. airport back in '99. and the man at the center of this scandal, david petraeus, is set to testify tomorrow morning before closed hearings -- before the house and senate intelligence committees regarding the attack on benghazi. this comes as the cia inspector general has begun investigating whether any government resources were improperly used in the affair between petraeus and
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broadwell. the "washington post's" sari horowitz is reporting on this story as is bart gelman who wrote the cover story on the new edition of "time" magazine. this is a huge story. i want sari to give us a sense of the public impact of this thing. i mean, it's getting more like, i guess, the kardashian story, just life among these people with mrs. kelley here who, you know, has become the interest of general allen and, of course, she's somehow disturbing the world view of broadwell, who seems to be having an affair with general petraeus. all this sort of back and forth intrigue. it's what you build a soap opera out of because it never stops growing. but what's it matter right now? where are we at in the matter department? >> hi, chris. hi, bart. it is a soap opera. there have been jokes that it's not a love triangle, it's a love pentagon. here's what's important on the public interest level. attorney general eric holder at a press conference today in new
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orleans to announce the biggest criminal settlement, the biggest criminal fines and resolution ever in american history against bp is asked about this soap opera in tampa regarding petraeus. and what he said is, look, there are a lot of things going on right now, but the important thing is there was no breach of national security. if there had been a breach of national security, we would have taken this to the fbi -- the fbi would have taken this to the white house. they would have taken it to capitol hill. but since there was none, we didn't feel like we had to share a criminal investigation. that's an important development. it's the first time he's spoken out on this. >> so there's nothing really there in terms of impact on the country's security. let me go to bart on the same question regarding the relationship between general petraeus, the very recent cia director, and the reporter broadwell. you know, oftentimes, and i guess in movies or in melodrama you're used to the fact some reporter is using a romantic relationship, sort of a matahari style or a male could do it, to get information out of a source. was this woman, broadwell, getting anything of intelligence or security matters or
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classified away from the general? >> well, everyone denies it, and i'm aware of no evidence otherwise. by the way, nobody ever asks me to exchange sex for information so -- although someone did ask me that on twitter today. but the serious point about eric holder's point and sari's point, i think, is that the justice department and fbi made the judgment that the fact that the cia director had a secret that could expose him to blackmail was not in itself inherently and incurably a risk to national security. they found out something or took some steps that persuaded them that it was okay. i think a strong case could be made that that's a decision that should be left to the president. that the president has to decide whether he's comfortable having a cia director with that kind of potential vulnerability.
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and i'm not sure that the president's going to want the attorney general to substitute his judgment on that the next time. >> well said. but what about the president, who's told about such a relationship? if you're the president of the united states, you're commander in chief, the first officer on the deck, if you will, of this country's surt and you find out a guy who's -- or woman who's head of the cia has been having an affair way reporter and you let them stay in office hour, do you defend that to the public when the public finds out you that knew about it and you okayed it, basically? how do you deal with that politically? >> well, it depends. politically i can't say. substantively, blackmail vulnerability depends usually on whether you're afraid of the secret leaking to your family or to your boss. if you've told both, for example, but haven't announced it to the whole world, a president might decide that that is adequate protection against blackmail, but that's a judgment call the commander in chief should make. >> yeah. it also would give the president unusual hold over an employee. besides being able to fire him, he could out him. >> i guess there's that. yeah. >> i'm serious. i'm thinking of all the political impacts. sari, let's get back to this story as you're looking at it. i always figure a first-class
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reporter like you or a top drawer reporter you're looking at this story as to where it's heading. where is this going to be a week from now? petraeus is going to testify certainly about benghazi i, which i think is going to be a bigger story as it develops. if there is a story, with i'm not sure there is. obviously, they're going to hit that guy harder tomorrow. this question of whether this hanky-panky is going to lead anywhere, if you will. >> well, you know, it's interesting. yesterday when obama was asked about the fbi, which has now come under scrutiny, he said, look, i generally have confidence in the fbi. not a ringing endorsement. he said i generally have confidence, but let me get all the facts about what's happened. and of course the fbi under robert mueller, who has so much integrity and is highly respected, argues that they were doing the right thing. the fbi agent interestingly, this is what we found out today, the fbi agent who brought this originally to congress and to eric cantor who called mueller, says he never meant to be a whistle-blower. he was not trying to make a big deal about this case. he just wanted to quietly get it
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moving, and he told a friend who went to a congressman from washington state where fredrick humphries is from, who went to eric cantor and that's how it got to mueller. >> okay, okay. excuse me. >> he's being incorrectly called a whistle-blower. >> sari, he goes to a congress person, going outside of his agency, about a person who is being accused -- or somebody who is making accusations of being harassed by e-mail. is that important enough, that some woman is hearing from some other woman that's jealous of her, that that's worthy of congressional attention? >> i think the fbi agent heard that general patraeus was involved in this and there had possibly been a breach of his computer. he didn't have all the facts. he wasn't the agent on the case. he just knew bits and pieces of it. and because it had to do with petraeus and because he heard the words "national security," he was concerned and didn't want the agency to slow -- >> chris -- >> is humphrey a republican or democrat? i just want to know. is he pro or against the president? >> i really don't know what political stance the agent is, no.
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>> can i just cut in? what sari just said may be the only security breach in this case that we know happened for a fact. this agent who brought the case to the tampa field office was not part of the case, had been told repeatedly as we understand it not to get involved in the case, and if they've picked up in the course of it the fact that paula broadwell is involved with the cia director, how does he know that? he's not supposed to know that. >> bart's exactly right. obviously, he's getting information from the investigators or miss kelley, but he's not part of the case. exactly right, bart. >> i have been hearing from the liberal or progressive blogs, they're very suspicious about why he did what he did, why he went to the congress with this, to the republican congress people and going to cantor ultimately makes people wonder what was his political angle? i'm always curious about that. >> it's interesting, chris. chris, it's interesting, he sent a photo to miss kelley of him and jesse jackson at a political fund-raiser. so that's why i say it's unclear what his political affiliations are. >> you're right. that does murk it up a bit.
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i'm very proud of you, new york. you guys are tough. you bounce back. just as america always bounces back. the same is going to be true this time out. >> we're back. that was president obama this afternoon in staten island, new york, after touring damage from sandy. in addition to meeting with affected families and relief workers, he also announced hud secretary shawn donovan to lead the disaster recovery board to oversee rebuilding efforts in the region, and they are going to be a lot of work up there.
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senator chuck schumer in new york was there. we saw him in the picture. senator schumer, the more you read about it, "the new york times" has been very good at covering this and the other papers up there. the sense that this isn't just a bad week or two or a bad month. >> oh, no. >> this destruction of homes without any home left. the homes have been destroyed, the electrical systems destroyed. talk about it if you can. the public's watching. the whole country. >> yeah. this is -- >> how bad is it? it's like katrina. >> it is awful. it's close to katrina. you know, the first day after the stormy flew in a helicopter with the governor and mayor and i saw how widespread it was, and in the last two weeks i've been going in all the communities. you see how deep it is. and it's a combination. there are probably more than 100,000 people who -- 100,000 homes that have been destroyed. that's 300,000 people without homes. that's the size -- you know, that's a middle-sized american city. we have lots of office buildings downtown that can't work. nyu hospital, one of the leading
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hospitals in the country, all their machines were on the first floor in the basement. hundreds of millions of dollars of mris and amts and axial tomography. the damage is so varied in so many different ways and so deep. i was up on the 16th -- i didn't climb up that high. the 18th floor of a housing project. three elderly women had been there for two weeks. they couldn't get down. no electricity. no elevators. and there they are. they don't have water. they don't have light. they don't have heat. they don't have plumbing. volunteers were bringing them food and clothing. it's just awful. it's just awful. >> tell us about this. i've been trying to bring attention to some of the groups i've gotten to know in the last couple of weeks. but tell me about the federal government. if you lose a house, if you have your electrical system destroyed, if everything around the house basically has to be rebuilt, can you get the money from the federal government or is this going to have to be private insurance? >> this is one of the problems. the most private insurance doesn't have -- is not flood insurance. some people have flood insurance, and some people don't.
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and then fema will pay a maximum of 31,400. well, you can have a bungalow, a little tiny home in new york, and 31,400 isn't going to bring that back. this is something we have to look at. they did after katrina figure out a way to use cdbg money for this and it's something we're going to have to do. there are so many different things that have to be covered here. the storm was so great. 14 feet higher than we've ever seen it. the brooklyn battery tunnel had 100 million gallons of water from one end to the other. totally full. it had to be pumped out. but in addition to that, we have -- we have so many places where all the barriers, the natural barriers are gone. and there are literally hundreds of thousands of people who live close to the water. >> tell me about this -- what are we going to get? you're a powerful senator. you've been good at it. after 9/11 i remember you went up to w, president w, and i think i overheard you say we need 20 billion. >> that's true. >> and he did it.
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and by the way, he stuck by it. i asked him privately in the room with senator clinton and the two virginia senators. he said yes. then we went outside. he spoke. he didn't announce it. so i was next to speak. and i said, and the president's been extremely generous. he's promised $20 billion for new york to rebuild. >> how are you going to get it this time for the people of the boroughs especially? but i can't believe the damage done in manhattan itself. the guy that died in his car in the basement. he was a garage attendant. that's a horrible story. >> it's everywhere. it's so widespread because we're such a large area and it hit over such a large area. and i'm just seeing in new york, new jersey has similar type damage. how are we going to do it? it's going to be harder because obviously there's a republican house that has not been as friendly to disaster relief. the disaster money for irene was actually held up because these folks said for every dollar you spend on disaster you've got to find a place to cut. that's the way to make sure we don't help in disaster. >> senator, i want to make a promise to you. you have a place here to make noise about this. keep coming back to us about this. >> i will. thanks, chris. >> senator chuck schumer.
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by the way, i told you yesterday about st. francis the sales church of bell harbor in rockaway in queens. they've set up a relief center. it's doing a huge service, helping people get access to generators and get back on their feet. if you want to help this local relief effort you can send a contribution to saint francis de sales parish, 129-16ricaway beach boulevard, belle harbor, new york. and write on the check relief effort. you're watching "hardball" right now, the place for politics.
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I have check all the things you told me too. Here are the readings in resistance APS1 Pin 7 and 8 = 5.30 ohms. APS 2 Pin1 and 2 =4.98 ohms. Stepping on accelerator to monitor signal for APS 1 and 2 with Ignition off all test were made with ignition off. Without stepping no voltage signal in either one or two. Stepping on the accelerator still no voltage signal in either one or two APS. What is the EEPROM and where is it located? Could these results mean a bad ECM? I took it out and before I try to get another one let me know if my results is indicative of a bad computer module. Thank you Cpttrevor
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Story: 3/10
Boy, where do I even start? The plot follows a group of kids in high school that run a company (Otogi Bank) that does pretty much any random request that you want for a fee. This scenario serves as a plot device to have the characters run around do an assortment of tasks while one of the worst romance plots (if you can call it that) plays out. Add in the weird plot of Ryouko's ex-boyfriend trying to use a whole school of delinquents to try and make her life miserable which gives the show some fighting scenes. In the end the story tries to do too much so it end up doing nothing well. About the only engaging thing about this series is the relationship between Ryouko and Shirou, which ends up getting pretty much side swept and you never actually find out what happened.
Now here were some of my biggest peeves with this show, and I will start with the worst offender, the narrator. This show does NOT need one. In the writers attempts to be funny, they use the narrator to tell the audience the most obvious of things...it feels like an assault on my intelligence. Telling me what a character is thinking or feeling instead of just showing it and letting me figure out massively dumbs down the show and is kind of an insult to the audience.
The next peeves involve spoilers. I won't be ruining much, but just giving a warning anyways.
As soon as I hit the episode where Ryouko gets amnesia I was like "really?!" It is one of the most common plot devices in anime and it just doesn't work well. I got my hopes up though that Ookami would manage to do a decent job parodying it, but that thought was all but thrown out the window.
The romance in this show is downright TERRIBLE. There is no chemistry between the two main characters and really no perceivable reason as to why they even like each other. Listening to Ryoushi confessions are down right painful...and why the hell do they happen multiple times?!?! The thing with confessions is that once they are said, we kinda know already. Ryouko shouldn't act surprised when Ryoushi confesses for like the 3rd time. And by the end of the show do we even have anything to show for it? Ryouko admits that she might like him to someone else but THAT'S IT. Not even a hand hold! You took a 12 episode romantic comedy and the characters can't even manage to hold hands? Dear god!
Last but not least is the ending. The show just kind of stops. There really is no conclusion, nothing is wrapped up. This series is ripe for a sequel, but I honestly hope it doesn't get one.
Art Direction (Animation): 6/10
Nothing great here, but nothing that bad either. The entire look and feel of this show just feels so generic. The color pallet is vibrant and everything is well drawn, but no real steps have been taken to make anything even remotely unique. Some of the character designs are good, but nothing to write home about. All in all this area doesn't hurt the show, which is more than I can say for the plot.
Sound: 6/10
The opening and ending themes were immediate skips for me. If you like generic Jpop songs that are so sugary that they could give you a toothache, then maybe you will enjoy them. As for me, I only lasted a few seconds before I was skipping ahead.
The show's background music isn't good nor bad. It just blends in, which is for the most part what it should do. There were a few odd songs here and there, but nothing that really annoyed me.
I always have a hard time judging voice acting when I watch a show subbed. To my ears the delivery sounded great and the voices fit the characters well. That said, I think I can't really do that great of a job review this area without actually understanding the language.
Characters: 3/10
I image the folks at JC Staff had a conversation like this when they were coming up with characters for Ookami:
"People really liked Taiga from Toradora, right?"
"Yeah, the fans loved her!"
"Well, why don't we just make her again, just put her in a bit older body."
"Great idea! And how about we take out all of Taiga's depth as a character; we wouldn't want to actually make this show good!"
That about sums up the character design for Ookami, generic characters that fall in to preconceived archetypes and absolutely no character depth.
Overall: 3/10
It took me 3 tries to finish watching Ookami and the only reason I did was so I could feel confident in putting out a reviewing after having watched the entire show.
The bottom line is that this show is not worth your time. If you were tricked in to this show thinking that you were in for another amazing show like Toradora, I am sorry, but this isn't what you are looking for...sorry bro.
I totally agree with this review. Especially with the terrible romance, from the looks of it this show would be directed at kids so I guess I cant expect too much.


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There seems to be an overwhelming belief that the stock market is set for another good year. I hope the optimists are right and must admit that I am on their side. But, perhaps it would be foolish to completely overlook that such a chorus of positivity is no guarantee of fulfilment.
It's true Britain's economy is still motoring ahead but there are acute problems elsewhere, particularly in the still moribund eurozone and in some emerging markets. And it is important to realise that investors, after propelling shares higher, expect companies to perform this year, although on some measurements shares in London are not rated expensively. Still, it will not take many more blue chip upsets, such as that provided by Debenhams, to undermine confidence.
Bears are, however, conspicuous by their near absence. The bulls are in full voice. Expectations that the benchmark 100 share Footsie index will achieve new highs are approaching unanimous with forecasts of 7,500 points (against the turn of the century peak of around 6,950). My own guess is it could hit 7,200.
I had hoped that 2013 would see the old record swept away. But the famed Santa-run was far too late and when it materialised could not muster enough strength to seriously challenge the old peak.
Still at least the Santa cheer finally appeared. It is astonishing that the festive upsurge occurs so frequently. Many expected it to be a casualty of this now entrenched internet age but it has shown that widespread instant communication is not necessarily a negative influence.
Footsie is now 30. It succeeded the more narrow FT 0 share index that had been the stock market's main barometer since 1935. The 30, which in its earliest days excluded banks and oil companies because they were regarded as too risky, was created largely to reflect British commercial life.
When it was launched in January 1984, Footsie was also a reasonable representation of Britain's economy, but these days it has an international spread, and, with its determination to be composed of the largest players, has clearly lost its original focus. In fact, it is so unrepresentative that there have been calls for a home-grown version. But it should not be ignored that Footsie covers much of the stock market's capitalisation.
If, as I hope, the stock market continues to advance, there is every possibility that the no pain, no gain portfolio will make headway. As I reported in my last column, it finished 2013 in some style with a number of constituents stretching to all-time peaks. My two star performers, Booker, the cash-and-carry chain, and leisure group Whitbread achieved levels never seen before. And Mears, the support services group, Findel, the mail order group, and the Spirit Pub Co. provided notable "assists".
A number of other constituents have also notched reasonable gains, including Marston's, the brewer and pub owner, aircraft leaser Avation and bowling alley group Essendon. I realise that I should probably be more ruthless towards the losers and those that have failed to make much headway. But, I am a long-term investor. Hanging on when a share underperforms can be dangerous although it can also pay off.
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VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA -- I purchased a 2013 Ford Focus on 3/21/2015 from RK Chevrolet in Virginia Beach with financing through SNAAC. I was approved, talked to the bank, and singed the contract. Now they are saying the contract is not valid and want the car back. The reason is because I do not have a license. They sold me the car knowing I did not have a license. The only mention of a license in the contract is that the intended driver is to have one. I am not the intended driver and that is my wife.
As the insurance is in her name and I am just a secondary driver on the insurance. I made a down payment and again had to speak to SNAAC on the phone prior to driving off the lot with the car. All paper is signed and legal. I have a lawyer ready to take over this matter if we cannot get it resolved.
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VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA -- In 2007 February I was about to have my son and my boyfriend, now husband and I spoke of getting a bigger vehicle being that I had already had a daughter and I was driving a Corolla at the time. In February I went to RK Chevrolet of Virginia (I love Chevy) Beach with all intentions to buy a SUV and believing I would not get scammed. I was young and not very smart about my purchase of the 2007 Trailblazer looking over the sale contract now but back to what's recently happening.
The 2007 Trailblazer was a lease and coming to the end of my lease agreement a bunch has been going on. What I thought the bank told me in regards to what to do at the end of my lease all last year isn't what they are saying this year and my lease ends in a month so I found myself in a pickle. I have to pay $9300 (rounded up) by February 9th. Where am I going to get that money? Only who knows but, luckily I had money coming in and I figured how to pay it off granted if I was extended by the bank.
After thinking about everything I decided that instead of paying all that money at once I should look into refinancing a new vehicle and RK was the first place I thought of, so I called my old dealer giving him the details of all and to set me up with something good. I went out there and was shown some cars and I had to go back to work so I said call me when all is good and I will be back.
The next day I get called and he said he can finance me for a used car in-house, I said why don't you just buy my car and sell it back to me, I do want to keep it and he said he could, he just thought I didn't want my car anymore (2007 with 61000 miles, interior is still impeccable as well as the exterior), I said this was not the case I would love to keep it since nothing is wrong with it.
I went in and was taken by him to the used section and met with this lady who came back with a monthly payment of $375, I said I am not looking for a high payment anymore (I was paying $461 monthly for the Trailblazer), she asked what was I looking for, I said under $300, she said I need to work with her and how about $365, I said I may do $350 (not thinking at the time), she said she will check with her boss and let me know if that can work.
Now everyone I was planning to put $5000 down; plus before I got there I had blue booked my vehicle which came to $11000 trade (rounded up) and $13000 personal sale so I figured they would sell it back to me for maybe $12500 give or take because the payoff is $9300 and they would need to make a profit. Not the case. She came back stating $361 monthly, I asked her how much will the car be sold back to me for and she said she need to check with her boss because he's currently drafting the paper and let me know, I said OK.
I calculated the $361 and it is like purchasing a new car and I know that if I knew the sale price and minus the $5000 deposit then my payments will not be that much. Well she came back and claim that he is working on getting me a better deal by seeing other banks to finance me, I said OK and how much are you guys selling the car back to me? She said that she didn't get to check but she will and be right back, I told her I'll be in my car. A while later the dealer that sold me my SUV came back and said that it is best to go with them and once I have the money to come in and finance with them.
I WILL NOT!! Thank you very much!! And they just lost a good customer. I have decided to cancel my trip to my mom and take all my money and payoff the car and be done with car payments. I really do which they didn't try to jip me.
I have had a lot of problems with the payments and being booted by this company. I had set up for them to take payment out of my account and twice they forgot to do it and booted my truck. I called, wrote up here and even removed my comment after they fixed it. Well my payments are due on the 15th of every month, I called Rk to let them know I will be making two payment on 4 days later. At that point I was 20 late and I would be paying on the 24th day. So I never got to being 30 days late. I told them my mother was in sentara heart hospital and she had a vad put in her chest. She just came to leave with me and she has lost her medical benefits from her job.
She is now disabled and doesn't have any income at all and we are waiting for the disability to come through. When I talked to the guy at RK he got my file and didn't even realize I was late. But I thought I was doing the right thing and letting them know what was going on. I said please don't boot the truck I have to get my mom to doctor if needed. Just in case you don't know what a vad is, it's a machine that acts as a heart and it has a tube that come out the side of your body and to a machine. Well on the day before I promised to make payment they booted my truck.
I can't say I am surprised. RK must deal with the worst people out there because no matter what you do they treat you like doodoo. Why would you boot me the day before I promised to pay, please boot me on that day if I didn't pay but why the day before? I will tell you why, because they don't care nothing about the consumers they just are here to make all the money they can. RK I said before I only had bad credit because when I was at war a place sold my wife a lemon and then refused to fix it and then took me to court and garnished my money.
Rk you are worse than that company, I can understand if I didn't call, I can understand if I do this all the time I can understand if it was past 30 days but nope, none of that. I had to step up and be a son for my mother, I had to buy her medicine with my truck payment, I tried to work it out with you but hey that's fine, I now see the kind of company you are.
I don't wish none of this on you cause I am not this type of person. But I now understand where you stand with the consumer, you are just about the money. So I will hold up my part and send you the two payments tomorrow and then continue to be there for my mother's needs. Thank you for nothing. This Regent College Student, Iraq war vet says thank you.
VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA -- First of all, the reason I am writing this is because I could not find a number or email for a general manager for RK Chevrolet. Sure, I could have called the local location and gotten the information but I don't want to deal with anyone there anymore. On Dec. 11 my husband and I went in to RK Chevrolet and traded in our impala for dodge caravan. We were very pleased when we walked out of there that day with the service and with our purchase... and that's where the happiness ends. Once they had our money we just fell off their grid... at least that's what it feels like.
First, our salesman was supposed to contact us regarding an estimate on having an extra key made. My husband was out and about 2 weeks later and decided to stop in ask about is, since we were never called. Sure enough, he had the info, just hadn't gotten around to calling us with it. While my husband was there (and this was about the 23rd of dec.) he was informed that there was a hold up on the payoff for the impala we traded in because they needed some insurance information. Something a simple phone call would have fixed.
My husband gave him the info and reminded him (as they had been told when we traded it in!) that the payment on the impala was due the 27th of dec... a mere 3 days later. Sure, sure... we were told... it'll be taken care of. We received a call on Jan 6th that informed us that the payment on the impala was now 9 days late. What?? So we called rk and was told to call a gal in financing to see what the hold up was (not our job but we did.) We had to leave a message. We hadn't heard anything by the next morning so I went down there in person the next day.
Our salesman was there and his first question was "well, didn't he call so and so yesterday?" Again, NOT our job, but I told him yes, we left a message, it is now 10:30 in the morning and we haven't heard anything and we need this fixed today! He made a phone call. Turns out, she tried to send the info the day before but there was over a $200 difference in what the payoff was that day and was put on paper almost a month before and she had to have someone else authorize the extra. Once again, a simple phone call that didn't get made. So he said go ahead and do it and assured me it would be put through that day.
Well, we were called once again today on the impala and told it has not been taken care of. We called and was told the check was cut and sent yesterday. We have never had a late payment on the impala and now thanks to rk we do. That is our CREDIT they are messing with! It has been 1 MONTH since we gave them that car and it is just now getting paid off? And as far as I know, only because we had to stay on them about it. That is ridiculous! This was the first car we had bought from rk and it will be our last. We had previously gotten our cars from beach ford, where they know what customer service is all about.
Not only did beach ford call us a week later, with each car, to simply ask if we were still happy with our purchase (definitely not something rk did) they bent over backwards fixing a mechanical problem on one of the cars just after we got it, at no cost to us, and with a free rental while it got fixed. We went to rk because beach ford only had a couple mini vans and they weren't quite what we were looking for. Oh, and beach ford sent us a coupon for a free oil change as an apology for not being able to provide us with what we were looking for in a car! How awesome is that?
VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA -- I purchased this truck on 10/25/09 a Sunday. I was not given the truck until Thursday 29, 2009. I was told the truck was just turned on on the 28th and they had some paperwork they needed to complete and that they was doing a check of the truck because since they RK is a big dealership they complete more checks than others. I was then told in the middle of the week they had finished checking and inspecting the truck and a ball joint was replaced on the truck and it would be ready soon they just had to clean it. I had returned to the dealership during the week to sign new paperwork because the original paperwork had the wrong year of the truck on it.
The dealer also put new tires on the back of the truck after we found the problem with the year of the truck. I picked up the truck on Thursday evening after I was called and told everything was complete. While driving the truck on the interstate I felt a pull every now and then on the wheel. I thought this was because the truck needed a wheel alignment. I did not check the oil or wiper fluid on the truck because I was sure that they were changed or topped of already. I returned to the dealer on Friday to drop off another 250.00 towards my down payment and to let my little brother look at some cars.
Being sure that RK checked and top off all my fluids and changed the ball joint on the truck I drove it to Philadelphia, pa on 11/8/09 to a football game. On my ride back the check gauges light blinked on one time. I didn't think anything of this because it went right off. On 11/13 and 11/14 the light blinked on again. I decided to then check online to see why that light might be coming on. I found info online that said it could be lack of oil pressure and that I should check the oil. I thought it couldn't be that because it was just serviced at RK. I checked the trucks oil and found none to be on the dip stick.
I moved the truck and got under it to check for leaks and found none so I then checked the dip stick again and it was dry. I then took the truck to Jiffy Lube and told them I wanted to see them change the oil because I believe there was no oil in it. The Jiffy Lube tech checked it in front of me and nothing was on the dip stick again. Before leaving Jiffy Lube the tech showed me a busted ball joint on the truck how grease was coming out of it. These was the ball joint I was told by RK they fixed.
I have been driving my family around in an unsafe truck for weeks. I am unsure what kind of damage the engine has received from the lack of oil in it. This truck has a large number of miles and needs to be maintained well. I am hopeful that RK can do something to repair this truck and my trust in them. I had gone on their word the entire time and have been disappointed by the lack customer care that was given to me and my family.
Update 11/16/09
First I want to thank Mr. ** for his response. I was indeed contacted by Mr. ** today and have set up a meeting with him soon. I must say any company that will take the time to not only listen to a customer but agrees to make it right is a place I want to do business with. I have never seen an organization except for the military to respond and address a problem so quickly, I look forward to working with RK in fixing some concerns I have.
Secondly I would like to comment on the person who wrote how they did not understand after I checked the truck and seen no oil why I drove to Jiffy Lube. Well Jiffy Lube is not even a mile from my house and I also needed someone else to verify there was no oil in it. I did not want anyone to think I was making the story up about the oil so I went to a repair shop for documentation. I want to believe the good in people, so if you going to say they did wrong you should be ready to prove it. I could have been doing something wrong with checking the trucks oil so I wanted that second set of eyes to be sure. I will continue to update.
Update 12/2/09.
I wanted to update everyone on the status of my truck. I am pleased to say that RK did everything possible to make me happy about the condition of the truck. It was taken back to the shop and put through several tests to ensure the truck engine was in good condition. I am even more pleased to add that they also gave me a new warranty on the truck just in case a problem arose that they had missed.
I am not sure you can have it any better than that. I am so pleased with the outcome I will be taking my mom there to purchase a new car from them before the holidays. You can be at rest when buying a car from RK because they will go out there way to make sure you are well taken care of. I will be back to purchase my next truck. I HOPE YOU WILL JOIN ME.
VINELAN -- I work for RK Chevrolet. Though it took a while before I was able to be approved for a vehicle in the end I was able to purchase a 2008 Kia Sportage, great miles nice running car. Only problem I had was the time promised the vehicle would be fixed for the recalls took a week longer than promised. Overall I'm pleased.
VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA -- I'm sorry to say that RK Chevrolet service has continued to disappoint me time and time again. I stopped taking my car there for oil changes two years ago, because if you're like me you don't have 6 to 8 hours to get your oil changed.
I recently had what could be called a near miss with this horrible service department, the person helping me was named ** and that is as far as I will go with that part of this complaint. The front of my Chevy Tahoe had been making really bad grinding sounds for about two days. I called to make a drop off appointment and was happy to find out that I had purchased the extended warranty on my vehicle. My wife dropped it off that day and RK had it for 7 days. Upon dropping the car off RK (**) was informed that I needed this vehicle to take a road trip the following Thursday.
When I called the following Thursday to see if my car was ready I was informed that repairs had been made but they were unable to resolve the loud clunking and grinding sound coming from the front tires. I specifically asked if the car was OK TO DRIVE to my destination. There reply was "the car is fine to drive just don't put it into 4 wheel drive and we will finish the repairs upon your return."
Three quarters of the way or about 200 miles to my mother-in-laws the ABS light came on followed by a loud grinding that just continued to grow louder. I called RK (**) and asked him if this was OK or a danger as I now have my 10 month old daughter and wife in the car. I was told again, "Not to worry, your car is safe to drive and we will take care of that when you get back."
At this point let me cut to the chase, I am now sitting here at my mother-in-law's writing this complaint after my front right wheel almost fell off last night. I have taken it into another Chevrolet dealership and in one hour (not the seven days RK took) I was told that I could have had a catastrophic failure and not only lost my front tires but my wife and daughter also.
This is criminal behavior as far as I am concerned and this will be the last time I ever take my car into or buy from RK Chevrolet. I would consider some sort of legal action but I too serve in the Military and have neither the time nor money for a lawsuit. BEWARE OF THIS DEALERSHIP AND THERE SERVICE DEPARTMENT, THEY ARE UNSAFE AND MISLEADING!!!
VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA -- WARNING: DO NOT Purchase the extended warranty offered by the dealership and DO NOT have your car Serviced at RK CHEVROLET.
We should be the "Poster Family" for Chevrolet. I have owned at least 12 Chevrolets in my lifetime and purchased (7) brand new (over $250,000) Chevrolets. My wife and I typically purchase the extended warranties to limit any unforeseen repair expenses. Until recently we have been pleased with the service provided by RK Chevrolet. The 2000 Corvette I purchase in Dec of 2000 was nearing the end of its extended warranty (6 years - 50,0000 Miles). I brought it to RK for a final checkup and to fix a few items. (no other warranty claims have been submitted). The corvette has only 18,000 miles on it and is stored in my garage and is very well maintained (It's Beautiful).
Getting back to the issue... sorry. The items I had repaired included the CD Changer, the keyless remote and a noise from the fan belt. The dealership sent the CD Changer out to be repaired, then changed the Serpentine belt (a consumable I gladly paid for) and replaced the keyless remote. It took a considerable amount of time to receive the CD changer back and I picked up the car Mid Jan 2007. I immediately heard the belt noise, thinking it was a new belt and the noise would go away, I drove the car home parked it in the garage and covered it up.
On our Wedding Anniversary (Mar 4 - 29 Years) we drove the car to dinner. I noticed that nothing RK fixed was fixed. The CD Changer did not work the keyless remote didn't work and the noise from the belt was getting worse instead of better. I notified RK and the service staff told me to bring it in when I had a chance. I brought it in and RK has agreed to have the CD Changer repaired again and to reprogram the remote but the noise from the belt has now been determined to be a separation in the Harmonic Balancer (this device is connected to the engines crankshaft and drives the serpentine belt a part that should never go bad).
RK misdiagnosis the original issue and the extended warranty company refuses to pay for it. Growing up in a union household I have always supported the American car manufactures as my father does. I was proud to serve in the Armed Forces. I also strongly believe "What Right is Right". RK and the extended warranty company have an obligation and a contract that requires them to fix this car appropriately. Is it time to buy foreign?
After reading everyone's opinions about R K Chevrolet and hearing a few on my own (since my ordeal), maybe I need to talk to Mr. **. My story is different. I purchased a 2007 Tahoe in February with a 2004 Altima as a Trade in and one week later, I received a call from my salesperson telling me to come in to see the finance manager. When I got there, I was told that the company that accepted the original deal with a note of $590.00 a mo. Decided not to take the deal, but the good news was that they found another company that did. The new note a mo. will be $735.17 (keep in mind I had warranties in the beginning, but none when the note rose).
I told the finance manager (I think his name was **) that I could not afford that. I had to have been in his office for 1/2 an hour not understanding a thing he was telling me. He said that he'd make the 1st payment, that should help. As I started talking to people, I found more cases like mine. Where the deal was closed and somehow R K reneged! However, they didn't feel the pressure that I did and took the car back to the dealership saying in one case, if you have a problem see my lawyer or decided not to pursue a deal with them. When I asked if they even still had my car I was told. "I don't know".
I had my 11 yr. old son with me and that's the only reason that I didn't cry from frustration and gave in so easily. After praying about the situation I sent an email to email@example.com and after not receiving a reply I received a thank you letter that read, at R K Chevrolet customer satisfaction is our first priority. I then faxed a letter to ** with a copy of the email I'd sent and have heard nothing yet. Maybe they are trying to figure something out, maybe not.
I'll keep you all posted. I have asked for advice from honestly over 50 people and more than half suggest legal counsel, so I'm really tired of that response. I just want what I was promised ORIGINALLY. I have two contracts! What hurt most was that I looked online and my exact case was in the top 10 Scams of Auto Dealerships! A single hard-working mom.


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