There were stories going around that we were bringing 3,000 people. People were making up all kinds of crazy things. But it's fine now.

When people are drowning, you can't just look the other way.

These people ultimately want to go back to their own community. They don't want to live in Florida or Texas.

We've got to get those slots going for a number of reasons. It's good for the shareholders and horsemen. It's also good for the community and education in the state.

This is just one small candle we're lighting, but I think it's a nice thing for Canada-U.S. relations.

Frank came to this country with $150 in his pocket. Here is where Frank is really different -- he has never, ever, ever forgotten his roots. He has experienced being hungry, and he has never forgotten that.