Ft. Hood Tragedy Resulted In Groundswell Of Support For USO, Says USO President

USO President Sloan Gibson told Talk Radio News Service Monday that there was a surge of public support for the USO following the tragic Ft. Hood shooting. (0:12)
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Analyzing Ft. Hood: Stress Issues Abound Among Soldiers, Says Medical Therapy Professional

Chip Fishernt, President of Fisher Wallace Laboratories, says that U.S. soldiers are facing high levels of post-traumatic stress disorder when coming back to the U.S.

Fishernt attributes this to continuious tours of duty coupled with unconventional combat, such as facing IEDs. (0:33)

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CAIR Recieves Spike In Hate Calls, Emails Following Ft. Hood Shoot

Council on American-Islamic Relation spokesperson Corey Saylor says the organization has recieved a spike in hate calls and emails following the shooting at Ft. Hood.

"The volume of hate calls has intensified, as have the hate emails, but that is to be expected," said Saylor. (0:09)
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CAIR Preps For Potential Anti-Islamic Attacks Following Ft. Hood Shooting

A spokesperson for the Council on American-Islamic Relations says that the organization is prepared for possible anti-Islamic attacks following Thursday's shooting at Ft. Hood.

"We are expecting that, unfortunately, some people will choose to target more innocent individuals by trying to seek pay-back from the Muslim community," said Saylor. (0:21)
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CAIR Spokesperson: Speculation Over Ft. Hood Shooting Unhelpful, Dangerous

Council on American-Islamic Relations spokesperson Corey Saylor says that speculation Thursday's tragic shooting at Ft. Hood could be potentially dangerous.

"Speculation on motivation at this point in time is unhelpful, and even some that we've seen at this point in time is downright dangerous," said Saylor. (0:13)
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Ft. Hood Shooting A "Disaster" Says Ohio Congressman

Rep. Bob Latta (R-Ohio) extends his deepest sympathies to the families and friends of those who either lost their lives or were injured during Thursday's mass shooting at Ft. Hood military base in Texas. Latta calls the tragegy a "disaster." (:29)
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