Even if you don't have a Twitter account, I believe you should be able to follow this search link, which currently shows the "Tweet" below as the first result:
If you click "Show Conversation" at the bottom of the Tweet, you'll get a screen that looks in part like this:
Leahy has appointed a #TCOT Project Servant-Leader (defined here) to review what Monty described as Ford's "well thought-out plan" for the future of Ford in the American auto industry. Since all of this is happening in Internet time, Leahy promises to finish the review today, and report back, "then u and i talk with CEO." Monty says he can't promise the CEO will take advice from #TCOT -- "We have a board."
Interestingly, Ford is not seeking bailout money at this time, but supports the bailout "to address the near-term liquidity issues of GM and Chrysler, as our industry is highly interdependent and a failure of one of our competitors could affect us all."
As I said, I'm not sure anything will come of it, but I'll report back when I know more. For now it looks like the bailout is dead in Congress, but the Bush administration is looking at repurposing some of the $700 billion financial bailout for the auto industry.