He walked here during the Mexican revolution. His dad walked something like 1,300 miles to get here as a young boy and lived in Globe.

This is a conceptual revolution.

Some people have compared him walking on the court to Muhammad Ali getting into the ring. He was one of the biggest draws ever because nobody ever knew what he might do because of his temper and his talent.

He was the best player in tennis for more than 10 years, and a lot of people don't realize that because he missed all those years at Wimbledon.

The removal of the British after the American Revolution opened the floodgates of paramilitary ranger power. For instance, in 1786, ranger units, including one that included Daniel Boone, attacked a number of friendly Shawnee towns along the Mad River.

We've come through. This is the revolution I'd hoped for all along.