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eisenhower's birthday party, but everybody came together. on occasions like this to honor their president. and here you see. who you help me on the left richard nixon and then john foster dallas and maybe behind and eisenhower. accepting this present and charles wilson on the right. they loved eisenhower. um, they were loyal to him and they were committed to his success. and i i think that's that speaks volumes about eisenhower the kind of president he was his ability to evaluate and motivate people. and his ability to make practical practical decisions. based on the needs of the moment rather than on some kind of ideology. so that i think i'll stop. me and go on too long and see if there are any questions. thank you james. thank you about the cia would be fine too or my book. whatever you'd like. we're going to give everybody a moment just to sort of think about what they'd like to ask, but i'll start it off just to give everybody a little time. you didn't mention anything about eisenhower's expenditures on the st. lawrence seaway or the interstate system, and how do those massive projects roll into this financial conservatism that you mentioned earlier? that's interesting t

president that they both admired and i don't know have seen the picture of eisenhower me on the left richard nixon and then john foster dallas and maybe behind and eise everybody came together on occasions like this to honor the president. and there you see humphrey in any -- richard nixon, john foster behind and eisenhower accepting this president. charles wilson on the right. nay loved eisenhower. they were loyal to him. they were committed to his success. i think that speaks volumes about eisenhower. the kind of president he was. he would motivate people. his ability to make practical decisions based on the needs of the moment rather than on some kind of ideology. so no i think i'll stop. i've been running on too long. i want to see if there are any questions. >> thank you, jim. thank you. >> the cia would be fine to, or my book, whatever you'd like. >> we'll give people a moment to think about why they'd like to ask. i will start it off just to give a little time to everyone. you did not mention anything about eisenhower's expenditures about the st. lawrence seaway or the interstate system. and those massive projects's t