not only did he want to freed american slaves but he wanted to into feudalism, frieda serves and freed dozens of europe. >> how much would that be in current dollars and what happened with the acres in ohio? [laughter] >> does anybody have a calculi are on them? [laughter] >> i don't know how much that would be but i think it would be more than a bucketful of money and the land in ohio, kosciuszko tried to lease it. he asked jefferson, he said fines and farmer who's interested in leasing my land, figure out what the going rate is and then give it to him for 1% less than that. some french farmer went and tried to farm it for a while but didn't have success. and as for the money, that he had in the american -- that he earned in the american revolution, unfortunately, kosciuszko when he died at four different estates he had his american estate, which left with jefferson that he wanted him to use to buy an free slaves. but he also had an estate in poland which he left with his sister, and his sister's children and said i want you to take that land, you can have that land under the conditio

said the state department was engineering in his words a big conspiracy to destroy partition, and friedaput together a huge dinner, rally where prominent speakers were going to come to protest the efforts of the state department to turn back partition. and eleanor roosevelt was supposed to be chairman of the meeting. and they put out the ads stop the state department conspiracy against jewish palestine. and eleanor roosevelt said this is a grave embarrassment to me. i'm a delegate to the u.n. the president has appointed me. i cannot be at this dinner where you're slandering the president and making this public protest. privately she was tough with truman but she didn't want to go on record at the same time do something like appear at this mass-pressure dinner. >> what you're saying reminds me of my mother many decades ago went to a meeting where an american communist spoke and said the state department will always remain the same. presidents come and go. >> there you go. >> as i'm reading your book and as i'm watching also pbs behind closed doors, i'm impressed with roosevelt's thought t