:03:04
...we'd be making
$23 million a month in interest.
:03:07
Well, technically, that's true, but....
:03:14
I suppose it's true.
:03:19
Okay, so that's $23 million...
:03:24
...times 12 months.
:03:28
Good.
:03:30
Fortunately, money management
gets us halfway to our goal.
:03:34
In order to get the rest of the money,
we'll have to make some tough choices.
:03:39
The Commerce Department.
:03:42
Yes, Mr. President?
:03:44
We're spending $47 million
on an ad campaign...
:03:48
''...to boost consumer confidence
in the American auto industry.''
:03:54
It's designed to bolster
individual confidence...
:03:57
...in a previous domestic
automotive purchase.
:04:00
We're spending $47 million for somebody
to feel good about a car they bought?
:04:05
I wouldn't categorize it that way.
:04:07
I'm sure that's important, but...
:04:09
...I don't want to tell an eight-year-old kid
he's gotta sleep in the street...
:04:13
...because we want people
to feel better about their car.
:04:19
Do you want to tell him that?
:04:23
No, sir.
:04:25
No, I sure don't.
:04:28
Well then, that's another $47 million.
:04:30
So this is good. Real good.
We're on our way.
:04:34
Let me just add that to the tally here.
:04:37
That'll be plus 47....
:04:42
Five, carry the one...
:04:44
...makes $656 million...
:04:48
...which means we can keep the program.