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the questions come from a panel representing different areas of the economy. each will give one minute for summation. all of the candidates were invited at the same time several weeks ago and made adjustments for their schedules to be here. >> ron paul declined our preeted invitations to be here for tonight aer foes r-- tonight's . first fox business correspondent charles gasperino. also labor secretary under george bush and distinguished fellow and fox news contributor elaine chow and business owner dave mcarthur who owns and operates mcarthur's bakery in st. louis, missouri. >> charlie, you are going to be looking for specific things from these candidates tonight. tell me what you are hoping to hear them say? >> well, basically i want them to go beyond the numbers. i deal with numbers every day.
money. as fox's john stossel recently reported, these days america's youngest entrepreneurs are increasingly at risk of being shut down for violating local ordinances such as on food safety. if your own grandchildren were enthusiastic about opening up their own lemonade stand would you council they first make sure it would be legal to do so or are you going to just take the risk, the risk of venture capital and provide them with the powder concentrate and the paper cups? >> governor we have about a minute to answer the lemonade question here? >> my question is kids be able to open up lemonade stands. you got to have freedom in this country. one of the problems we have right now is there are so many bureaucrats in washington and they lived there so long they try to think of new things they can do to somehow make america better. there are too many of them. get them out of there. let entrepreneurs, small -- i am
>> fox business. >> i am sure you remember this. the president took some heat by saying atm's are job killers. he was right to a certain extent. machines made things more automated people lose their job. when you say you increased the number of manufacturing jobs how did this work? this is where automation is pretty big. >> i think the fact is what you want to do is become a leading manufacturing company in the world which we had them for most of the last 100 years. you want to have the most modern equipment people get production for example the boeing dreamliner astonishingly efficient operation. that's where you get high value added jobs. you want america to be the most productive country in the world. we want america to be
money. as fox's john stossel recently reported, these days america's youngest entrepreneurs are increasingly at risk of being shut down for violating local ordinances such as on food safety. if your own grandchildren were enthusiastic about opening up their own lemonade stand would you council they first make sure it would be legal to do so or are you going to just take the risk, the risk of venture capital and provide them with the powder concentrate and the paper cups? >> governor we have about a minute to answer the lemonade question here? >> my question is kids be able to open up lemonade stands. you got to have freedom in this country. one of the problems we have right now is there are so many bureaucrats in washington and they lived there so long they try to think of new things they can do to somehow make america better. there are too many of them. get them out of there. let entrepreneurs, small -- i am
>> fox business. >> i am sure you remember this. the president took some heat by saying atm's are job killers. he was right to a certain extent. machines made things more automated people lose their job. when you say you increased the number of manufacturing jobs how did this work? this is where automation is pretty big. >> i think the fact is what you want to do is become a leading manufacturing company in the world which we had them for most of the last 100 years. you want to have the most modern equipment people get production for example the boeing dreamliner astonishingly efficient operation. that's where you get high value added jobs. you want america to be the most productive country in the world. we want america to be independent on energy which
>> fox business. >> i am sure you remember this. the president took some heat by saying atm's are job killers. he was right to a certain extent. machines made things more automated people lose their job. when you say you increased the number of manufacturing jobs how did this work? this is where automation is pretty big. >> i think the fact is what you want to do is become a leading manufacturing company in the world which we had them for most of the last 100 years. you want to have the most modern equipment people get production for example the boeing dreamliner astonishingly efficient operation. that's where you get high value added jobs. you want america to be the most productive country in the world. we want america to be independent on energy which
but we would have. and for us, the things you do when no one is looking are the things that define you. ♪ >> welcome back to forum 3 jobs. we are back with our panel of business experts including fox business network senior correspondent charlie asperino elaine choa. we are joined by mitt romney candidate for president. let's start the questionings with dave. >> governor, nice to see you. nice to meet you. glad you could come sit with us. >> thank you so much. >> personal question here, sir.
money. as fox's john stossel recently reported, these days america's youngest entrepreneurs are increasingly at risk of being shut down for violating local ordinances such as on food safety. if your own grandchildren were enthusiastic about opening up their own lemonade stand would you council they first make sure it would be legal to do so or are you going to just take the risk, the risk of venture capital and provide them with the powder concentrate and the paper cups? >> governor we have about a minute to answer the lemonade question here? >> my question is kids be able to open up lemonade stands. you got to have freedom in this country. one of the problems we have right now is there are so many bureaucrats in washington and they lived there so long they try to think of new things they can do to somehow make america better. there are too many of them. get them out of there. let entrepreneurs, small -- i am
money. as fox's john stossel recently reported, these days america's youngest entrepreneurs are increasingly at risk of being shut down for violating local ordinances such as on food safety. if your own grandchildren were enthusiastic about opening up their own lemonade stand would you council they first make sure it would be legal to do so or are you going to just take the risk, the risk of venture capital and provide them with the powder concentrate and the paper cups? >> governor we have about a minute to answer the lemonade question here? >> my question is kids be able to open up lemonade stands. you got to have freedom in this country. one of the problems we have right now is there are so many bureaucrats in washington and they lived there so long they try to think of new things they can do to somehow make america better. there are too many of them. get them out of there. let entrepreneurs, small -- i am
>> fox business. >> i am sure you remember this. the president took some heat by saying atm's are job killers. he was right to a certain extent. machines made things more automated people lose their job. when you say you increased the number of manufacturing jobs how did this work? this is where automation is pretty big. >> i think the fact is what you want to do is become a leading manufacturing company in the world which we had them for most of the last 100 years. you want to have the most modern equipment people get production for example the boeing dreamliner astonishingly efficient operation. that's where you get high value added jobs. you want america to be the most productive country in the world. we want america to be independent on energy which