They are doing their part in the command. They muster with us in the morning ... some of them are staff here standing watch, while others are sent on details to different areas in the hospital. They mainly perform administrative work.

Quality of life is important to have ... we want to make them feel at home even though they can't get there yet. [The patients] are sent from their parent command, away from their families ... we want to make them as comfortable as we can while they are here.

I'm doing pretty good with all of the events. I'm always looking for personal records.

The tribes are still very concerned about the targeted efforts to disenfranchise their vote. We are having to change a mind-set that exists.

We've got a range of people committed to making this happen, which is a beautiful thing. This is not just about tribal leaders stepping up with millions. It's a home that represents all of Indian Country.