Absolutely not. We cannot shut the government down, regardless of what happens here.

We cannot keep our country shut down. It's affecting people emotionally, as well as financially.

Certainly, the Federal Government needs to be an example everywhere we can.

If school is not full speed in the fall, a lot of folks will have to deal with childcare they otherwise wouldn't.

Voting by proxy, is this what was intended by the Founders, the Framers of our Constitution?

Well, Anderson, this issue is much bigger than North Korea. We're now living in a world we've got to understand that North Korea is going to have nuclear weapons.

President Trump's comments is not a real issue here. President Obama tried for eight years, speaking in very conciliatory, soft tones and we see where that ended up.

We've got to determine what we're going to do about it. A missile defense is going to be a key.

To paraphrase Ambassador Ryan Crocker, we need to be in the business of risk management, not risk avoidance.

His proposal was so outlandish, I don't think we should go back to the table until he puts something there that we can work with.

It would seem like on every contract, whether you are a broker or a mover actually with the trucks, that it should have a number to call if there is a problem.