The cigar tent is wholly consistent with his tough-guy image. The fact that he hasn't signed it (the bill) yet is a matter of concern.

In the last five years, it's exploded, ... It's not our own people anymore.

They are nothing but a voice of industry.

It's been like this for the last year, ... Here we are on national news, the little town of Dover. Who'd have ever thought?

It's like they've already been convicted. If they're guilty, full extent of the law. But if they're not, don't ruin their lives.

It may well be that there are tradeoffs in the amounts people could recover in order to force the industry to produce less hazardous products, to be honest with the American public.

The way they presented it gives Christians a bad name, ... The whole thing's embarrassing. It should never have gotten this big.

Do they see suspicious activity? Do they know who's selling drugs? A lot of times people think 'Well, I'm not gonna call police because they know everything that's going on.' Well, let me tell you folks, we do not have a crystal ball. We need your support.

This was the last time we get to play together and we wanted to go out with a bang. It was a really fun year and a great experience.

Today, they spend far more money plastering convenience stores with their imagery, paying convenience store owners to put cigarettes near where kids will see them.