I can hear some but I still depend a lot on the interpreters.

The bad part is, we still need interpreters and if you make it even harder, then we wouldn't have any interpreters at all, and I don't know if that's worse than having a bad interpreter or not.

Sixty percent of all interpreters are not proficient in sign language, in the state of Idaho. I would believe that. I've met some interpreters that are pretty worse off.

He cannot continue to depend on what his ears hear from Sharon's lips. ... This is a fatal mistake of the U.S. administration.

Everyone's weird, I'm just a bit bizarre.

He really feels that he is a target. All these guys (Iraqi interpreters) are incredibly nervous. It's as dicey as I've seen, and I've been coming here for more than a year now. We're trying to keep as low a profile as we can.