they are more austere and sevier would have to recognize that that is a different kind of thing. and most of the grand children in that equally horrible. george, the grandchild from john quincy, committed suicide. the other kid the highest youthful. it's not a romance. it has all kind of portable youthful. it's not a romance. it has all kind of portable thinks. i know people want to get of here and maybe buy a book. >> [inaudible] answer all these questions you have to give shorter -- [laughter] absolutely right. but we will take one more question and then kendal questions owsley -- yes, sir. >> [inaudible] -- and i'm struck by the fact it seems to me you do not like thomas jefferson and regard his reputation as undeserved and largely based on his writing one document in 1776 a and i wonder whether you see any parallel -- >> that's too strong. >> i know they had to get you going. -- any parallel in the president having given one speech or to land the company president? >> no. [laughter] >> i understand what you're saying. quote let me put it to this way. when i was talking about

sevier county is a great area.t place to have a business. >> larry: were you always -- most singers are only interested in singing. were you always interested in the business side of things? >> yes. i think i got my business notions and my sense for that sort of thing from my dad. my dad never had a chance to go to school. he couldn't read and write. but he was so smart. he was just one of those people that could just make the most of anything and everything that he had to work with. and it was obvious he had to with raising 12 kids, just a farmer. later on he worked on construction. but my dad was really, really smart. and i think i got a lot of that from him. and my mother's people are very creative so thankfully i had the creative stuff to make a way for my business sense. but i enjoy the business end of things and i look at it like show business. i mean, i love being in show business. but i like to look and work the business edmonton of it as well. so when i see an opportunity, i jump all over it. >> larry: but