someone like me on board. you are a ron paul supporter so not completely undecided when you came. are you less decided or more undecided? i am more for ron paul after this. though he s not even here. everything he says i have agreed with. we appreciate it very much. ellen, you had a question for senator santorum. very powerful personal story. did the senator s answer satisfy you, ellen? well, not really, because i am not sure how at age 60 as much as manufacturing needs to come back into this country, i am all for that, but my husband is 60 years old i am not sure bringing manufacturing back is going to get him a job. and the older americans that don t have jobs right now that aren t ready to fully retire, you know, what are they supposed to do? how are we suppose to do survive
as we can. next discussion please from our audience. senator, my name is tom born and raised in erie, pennsylvania. now proud south carolina lynnian. you spoke compassionately on many cases concerning abortion. how do you justify administration of the death penalty for variety of crimes but fail to support abortion in a case of pregnancies resulting from rape and incest. how is the taking of an adult life different from the life of an unborn. first off i don t have an exception for rape and incest. i believe all human life is sacred and all innocent human life should be protected. i have no exceptions to those cases. with respect to the death penalty we are not talking about innocent human life. it s very interesting. i was asked this question at a debate how i could have an exception. i was too radical. i did not have an exception for rape and incest. i told the questioner, i said the supreme court recently ruled
people not just one. and this idea of using our money to bail out the euro i agree with that not being a good idea. we have the fed with quantity tate tive he sing destroying the power of the dollar which is a stealth tax on all of us. justin deering you had a question for governor perry about manufacturer jobs returning from china. tell me what you thought of his answer? i liked his enthusiasm. i liked idhis idea on 5 and a hf percent tax of offshore profits coming back in if we don t have something in place it will not likely invent vise companies to bring them back. i don t think he gave me any specific answers about what job sectors he thinks are going to grow. it was more about let s have envat tors out there and let them do what they do.
let s give them the tools to do that. david tyll lee you had a question for governor huntsman. respond. it was about the space program. i was partially satisfied. liked the fact that he said he would not subcontract out to other countries. but the united states does not have a viable man rated launch system. the other part of my question is what would he do about that whether it s nasa or private industry either way. the development of a man rated launch system needs to be expedited quickly. i appreciate all of you. appreciate everybody here. we are going to have final comments when i return i will be talking with our host congressman tim scott to get his perspective on how this event helped him make a decision as we hope it helped make you. we will be right back with our final segment. stay with us. (applause)
extreme number of people taking advantage of welfare and disability. people who have never worked a day in their lives. what is your exact plan to get people off of welfare and keeping them from taking advantage of the system? (applause) obviously good question. obviously having good tests in place and as the governor of 13 economies in the world over the course of the last 11 years we have had an opportunity to make sure that you have practices in place. at the federal level one of the most important things we can do is have a health and services agencies that are focused on fraud and corruption that we know goes on. there are billions of dollars that can be saved out of our health and human services budget by auditing and having that type of program in place. that will be one of the places that we really work and in our state we have been able to save