You can't reason with them.

It's really sad. We're seeing a lot of young girls and boys coming in on it. In high school, it used to be alcohol and now its methamphetamine.

We've seen a big increase. You can tell there are a lot more people coming in on it now.

We believe that spying on American citizens for no good reason is fundamentally un-American, that it's not the place of the government or the best use of resources to spy on its own citizens and we want it to stop. We want the spies in our government to pack their bags, close up their notebooks, take their cameras home and not engage in the spying anymore.

At least it happened for a good reason. When hardcore was smaller, that club didn't want anything to do with it. But now that you can have a show there and make money off of it, they're all about it. Back then they didn't accept the fact of what goes along with having a hardcore show.

I think the biggest reason [Poole] slipped was because of the poor workouts, ... He didn't workout as well as everybody thought he would. He had gotten sick and had some kind of a viral infection where he lost 10-11 pounds for his first workout. He worked out again, had better Indy numbers [at the Scouting Combine] with the vertical jumps and all of that; ran a little faster but he wasn't a burner. But this guy, when you watch him on the field and watched what he did production-wise in the games he played ... we had some grades on this guy as high as the second and bottom of the first round.