how do you go from that to running a bingo parlor, $300,000 in debts and turning around an entire city. you take your vision and made it real. >> you mentioned i was going to be lawyer. the last minute, i turned away from a life of crime. how do you get from there to there? my dad taught me you want to stick to simple ideas. the idea of building something that make people go wild struck me about the coolest thing in the world to do not saving lives or doing something noteworthy it kept me a happy person. >> a lot of people, too. i have to build another hotel, next time i could t it right. along the way, created 150, 250,000 jobs. the most satisfaction i have gotten, family, staffs of the hotels here and abroad and their family this familial organization. i live in the hotel t is a great life. >> i talk to them and go to your hotels. listen to what they say outside. i know you start every meeting with your company some people sharing -- [ inaudible ] >> the notion that a single person acting alone without anybody watching can change the course of an enterprise, probably true as much for

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business better parents started, "my parents grew that small business from an 18-year-old starting a bingo parlor to more than 125 employees in three states. there was helped along the way, but my parents took the risk, they stood up and you that they believed they built themselves." that was pretty powerful. but the democrats really seem to turn the tables on the republicans very strongly. the more prosaic argument that bill clinton made was, "we are all in this together is a better philosophy than your all in it alone." obama kind of address it directly when he said about the importance of free enterprise and his belief in free enterprise, then he said we also believe, in believe a word of the heart of our founding, at the essence of our democracy, the idea that this country only works when we accept certain obligations to each other and to future generations. seeing democrats stepped forward and start claiming the founding documents, this is what this country's about, elicits up a very high level philosophical mano a mano. -- >> when mitt romney told paul ryan they wanted a big philosophical d

she said, they grew it from 118- year-old guarding a bingo parlor to more than 125 employees of in threeey believe they bolted themselves. that was pretty powerful. the democrats' turn the table on the republicans strongly. the more pro salic i given to bill clinton made was, we think we are all in this together is a better philosophy than you are on your own. i thought obama's acceptance speech was underrated. he said, he talked about the importance of the free enterprise. he said we also believe it into something called citizenship. the idea this country on the works when we accept obligations to each other and to future generations. democrats stepped forward and started climbing the founding documents. it it really sets up a very high bubble philosophical model e. mono. how will that play out? i think we were under the impression however many weeks ago, i do not think the romney campaign is a vested in austerity or the size of government or making sacrifices for fiscal health. all of the things i thought we would get. >> is a romney really not that europe? >> everything i can tell is

she said my parents grew that business from one 18-year-old guarding a bingo lzsh parlor to more thanted states. but my parents stood up, and you bet they built it themselves. now, the republicans seemed to turn the tables on the republicans in a strong way. one of the more prosaic arguments bill clinton said, we think are you all in this together is a better philosophy than you are on your own. and obama, i thought, was a little underrated as time goes by. obama talked about the importance of free enterprise and his belief in free enterprise. then he said we also believe in something called citizen ship, a word at the essence of our democracy. the idea that this country only works when we accept certain obligations to each other and future generations. it seemed democrats stepped forward and started claiming the founding documents. that is a high-level philosophical mono a mono. how is that going to play out? >> i think we are under the impression how many weeks ago when romney and paul ryan said they wanted a philosophical debate. after the first 48 hours of that, i don't get defens