let me quote to you george butterworth, director of cancer uk. people stop smoking is to stop making cigarettes." that's simple, isn't it? very, but absolutely not logical, because if philip morris stops selling cigarettes tomorrow, do you think people stop smoking or that will help public health? somebody else will sell the cigarettes. i think it would have a massive impact — a massive impact on the global debate about the future of smoking. you could tell me that other companies would fill in behind you, that they would take your business. that, in the short run, may be true, but imagine if you showed the leadership to say, "you know what? "my rhetoric about a smoke—free future isn'tjust words. "we tomorrow are going to stop making cigarettes." just imagine how powerful that would be. our objective is to phase out cigarettes as soon as possible, but there are people... with respect, we've already established, from your work in the world, particularly the poorer countries of this world, that is not true. you are expanding your sales and your mar

let me quote to you george butterworth, director of cancer uk, the best way, he says, that philip morristtes. that simple, isn't it. very but absolutely not logical because if philip morris stops selling cigarettes tomorrow, do you think people stop smoking or that would help public health?” people stop smoking or that would help public health? i think it would have a massive impact, a massive impact on the global debate on the future of smoking. you could tell me that other companies could fill in behind you, that they would take your business. that may be true in the short—term but if you showed the leadership that your rhetoric isn't just words but that we tomorrow i going to stop making cigarettes, just imagine how powerful that would be. our objective is to phase out cigarettes as soon as possible... we have already established, particularly in the poorer countries, that is not true. you are expanding your sales. we are not expending ourselves, i'm sorry. in some countries you. cigarette sales are declining everywhere in the world and we will exhilarate this decline by selling to th

yes two of his old tammany stallworth in george woolworth and samuel butterworth in the room with him. butterworth advises that it's almost the end of the congressional session, send to trace back to new york, go to europe, super divorce, no one will know what happened. sickles says that's pretty good advice but it sounds like likel intent on windows about it so that out closed off for me. he tried to get what to do. enter barton key. barton key shows up in lafayette square as sickles is in his house. sickles lives lives in a home e west side of lafayette square and what might be of particular interest to this audience, it's not as though you'll house. it was built and originally owned by the father general you will. he was a doctor, child a physician who came to the nation's capital when it was a new city and ended up, big dreams, built up a hospital, fell into alcoholism, fell into mismanagement and had to sell the house. and so sickles was on the west side of lafayette square in the home built by general gules father. key walks into lafayette park and to start waving his handkerchi