they moved in and on july the 5th was the first day that they took -- started shangrila as a presidential retreat. things went along really well for a couple of years until the secret service got nervous about the safety of shangrila, that it might be vulnerable to air attack from the enemy so roosevelt started looking for an alternative to this place, a place a little more secure, a little more safe from air attack. so there was a place, a little more tropical, little more remote, and just think what would have been had president roosevelt followed through and moved the presidential retreat from shangrila to guantanamo as he called it. >> so mike, you were the commanding officer at the end of president clinton's term and the start of president bush's term. you got to run the place. tell us a little bit about what that entailed and tell us about the place itself, what's there, what is camp david like. >> thank you, holly. and president bush, mrs. bush, great to see you again, thank you for this honor. 200 acres. the mountain park, as the president said worked with the national park servic

it was too rough hewn for his needs and so he went to a camp in maryland calls camp shangrila, which is named after president eisenhower's birth, camp david. but the camp still operates four of the structures at camp rapid inn. there's a book called herbert hoover the fishing president that explores all of hoover's fishing habits throughout his life, the places he went, the types of fish he sought. he was big on catch and release and fly fishing. he did his own flies. he then switched to bone fishing at the end of his life in florida. again, for the sport of it. the one thing that people comment on as you exit our permanent galleries, there's a picture of herbert hoover in his waders with a jacket, a tie, fishing. and people say -- you know, ask, did he really wear a jacket and tie when he fished? and the answer is yes. the reason being a photographer once caught him with his shirtsleeves rolled up and without a tie and he thought that was unpresidential. that the dignity of the office required him to be photographed with a coat and tie. and so some of the film clips that we have on