What does it do to the reputation of the State where you take these detainees?

What company is going to invest in a State where they keep these heinous terrorists?

Not only was it against Federal law to transfer Guantanamo detainees into the United States--and has been since 2010--but why would anyone want to put terrorists in Charleston?

Guantanamo Bay is working.

Good luck tomorrow. Everybody in my area is terrified of what could happen.

Who is going to come vacation in a State that is now known to house these terrorists?

If we housed anything in a State, that is going to be more of a reason for them to want to go to that area to do something.

This is not a 'my backyard.' This is the United States of America.

I was surprised when you used the phrase 'political bantering' in your opening.

Everything that they have done they have done on their own.

They have not given us any information to provide any comfort whatsoever.

I think the VA often gets a bad rap. I think they do some very excellent things and some very fine work.

We have so many men and women who have donned the uniform, willing to sacrifice their lives on behalf of this country, on behalf of freedom, and sometimes they get back and it feels like our VA is failing so many of our veterans.

I have been really frustrated, because my goal is to put a clinician in every single school in America, but now I am finally realizing that that is almost impossible.

I would love to hear your comments on the use of tele-psychiatry and using the whole next iteration of the opportunities from a mental health and a health-care perspective.

There is something about a human-to-human interaction that, in psychiatry, is particularly powerful.

I think the clinics that they have started out in the communities, where it does not go on your record, have been really helpful and a step in the right direction.

the impact of mental challenges, mental health and mental illnesses, when you quantify it, it is drastic.