john: once again, foster friess.en we come back, rick santorum's speech. ♪ john: rick santorum's announcement speech is underway. rick santorum: we lust over 100,000 jobs in what seemed to be overnight. that has to and did leave a mark on all of us. afterwards, big government and big business told our workers that times had changed. american workers could no longer compete with low foreign wages and that those jobs were gone forever. well, what about those politicians? for all of those years, what did they do? what did they do for communities across this area and across this country in small-town america? they had no plan, and they provided no hope, and to that, i say no longer. [applause] rick santorum: as middle america is hollowing out, we cannot sit idly by as they, government politicians make it harder for our workers and then turn around and blame them for losing jobs overseas. working families do not need another president tied to big government or big money, and today is the day -- today is the day we are goi

foster friess: no, i am not saying that. am just saying i want to keep my financial plans to myself. maybe if you work real hard, but i will make it hard for you to find out where i am giving and how i am giving, but i think the exciting thing is the grassroots perspective of rick's campaign. standing behind me, there are people here way up in cabot pennsylvania, a little tiny town. there are 36 different states represented, about 15 people coming up, and the main thing about rick santorum that people are craving is authenticity. we see so many people who shifted their positions. rick states in his position because he thinks it is great for the country and great for the american worker, and that will resonate very powerfully. john: we have to leave it there. thank you very much for taking the time to talk to us. foster friess: well, it is great to be on bloomberg. you have a great reputation, i respect you for everything you do to help the american people know the truth. so thank you for your good work. john: once again, fos