Native Americans living on reservations are the least-connected people within the United States’ borders: Only half of those with a computer have access to high-speed internet. In addition to helping students put data and minutes on their phones, CCCC staff set up an internet hot spot in the school parking lot. They are also working with the tribe to get more set up around the reservation. Lindquist says that, as a TCU, taking care of their students like this is what they’ve always done. “Luckily, we still have open borders with Kentucky. We don’t need Congressman Barr to meet with coal miners and have a town hall, though we’d love his participation if we do.”Twitter contentView on TwitterTrent, who isfrom East Tennesseealsoappeared on MSNBC’sAll In With Chris Hayesto discuss the invitation issue. "It’s so weird, it definitely makes me a little more hesitant to put myself online or anything like that," he said. "It’s not like I’m just sharing it with my friend, I’m sharing it with a couple million people now. It makes me a little more hesitant, but it also doesn’t make me want to change my outlook for the way that I use it, just as kind of like a fun, funny tool, and not use it as an 'on at 10!' self-promotional thing."Despite the amount of attentionStranger Things “When the fire’s at my feet again / and the vultures all start circling / they’re whispering ‘You’re out of time’ / But still I rise,” Katy sings. Now, if you’ll excuse us, we need to go lift some weights or do some squats while listening to “Rise” on a loop.Related: