A lot of people know that I [was] the Honor chair but don't know me personally.

I'm more aware of being in the spotlight and that I am always representing Honor.

The things you have to do to win (a Medal of Honor) are so rare, so unusual. Millions of people have served in the armed forces, and only a couple thousand have received one. What they would have to do would be so phenomenal, so over the top, that it just doesn't happen very often.

It's an honor system. We recognize the effort of the people, not the end product.

We have discussed the revolving chair with a number of people. We're nowhere near making our minds up,

The vehicles and the people - you just would not believe the people. People were crying because their flights were canceled and they were screaming.