James Lee Witt of FEMA has done a really good job of working with governors during times of crisis. It's the time to test your heart, when you see people whose lives have been turned upside down. It broke my heart to go to the flood scene in Del Rio where a fellow and his family got completely uprooted. The only thing I knew to do was to get aid as quickly as possible, which we did with state and federal help, and to put my arms around the man and his family and cry with them. But that's what governors do.
Governors are oftentimes found on the front-line of catastrophic situations.
There can be all kinds of crises. Governor, question for you. There could be a crisis, for instance, in the financial area. The stock market could take a tumble. There could be a failure of a major financial institution.