We covered about 300 homes today. And visited them and checked on whether they had smoke alarms. And roughly one-third of them didn't have working smoke alarms in their homes.

We didn't take them for granted, we just didn't show up offensively today. Some days we're going to get them and some day we're not.

You want to get everybody in on the party and make everybody feel good. Today was one of those days when people other than our big names put some numbers on the board for us. You've got to have days like that.

He might be the best all-around player in baseball today. If we're going to put our money somewhere ...

Smoke alarms are critical. They're in your home- constantly sniffing your home for smoke. So while you're asleep, they're watching out for you and giving you that early warning if a fire does break out.

Those roads today are unsafe whether they've got five cars on them or 50 cars on them. So the question is: How do we fund a program to make them safer?