Mr. Romney: Of course, you let a country invest in the United States. Because we're going to have to stop thinking always in terms of defense and trying to keep other people out.

The key is that America can compete around the world and win, and we do in product after product, service after service. We're the best in the world.

But we have to make sure that as we enter into agreements with other nations we make sure that those agreements are in our benefit as well as theirs. Usually that's the case, but not always. And in some cases it's not.

We're going to make sure that our goods and services are sold around the world, that they're not held up, that our technology is not stolen. And we're going to make sure that America gets the best shake in these agreements.

And, heck, you got to realize this country can compete with anyone in the world, has before, will always. We do not (inaudible) and put a motor on ourselves. We put down the drawbridge and say, "Let's go out and compete."