From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington broadcast center.

The Armstrong and Gettyshow.

Just following up briefly on what we're talking about last hour, Rivey and electric car company,

which is worth now, because it just debuted this week.

I know you've never heard of it.

I've sold 100 some vehicles ever.

There were more significantly more than general motors.

At this point, because of one, the enthusiasm of the green crowd and two, I think smart people

who are betting on the fact that their government is going to intervene so much in the world

of automobiles and outlaw combustion engines at some point and push do so many things,

tax wise and road wise and all kinds of different wise to force people into electric vehicles

that it's a good bet on the future.

But how do you handle, how do you be an investor in a world where this new car company that

has sold 100 some vehicles is worth more than general motors.

It sells 7 8, 12, 12 million a year.

Yeah, I don't know.

It's a combination of the actual promise of a company times speculation, thinking how

many people are going to want to jump on this stock regardless of its real value.

It just off game.

It just scares me though when the government's getting this involved in the market, man,

it just did.

Anyway, well, it's so Lindra times 50,000.

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