We want more than on again, off again.

When you see it after the fact that they actually had a machine-gun, and knowing what's happened at some other crossings in the past, there is a fear, a legitimate fear, and part of that is anger that nothing has been done, that nothing's taken place, and nothing has happened.

There is always a concern when we hear someone is armed; when we know someone is armed.

What we try to do is make the process the least painful as we can. Its got to be devastating when you find out your job is gone.

There is no question you get pumped up by the recognition. Then a self-loathing sets in when you realise you're enjoying it.

How is sky the limit?...When it can't be touched