like this poor guy dick baker, i said i forgot to google, you might be in the room. whether he's still around. him making that quote about visitors, right, which is what i think a lot of people think, but no curator has officially said something like -- people came from the white house. you know, they don't understand what the artist. therefore it's fine to not let them see it. let me answer the question and another in direct way that refers to person coast discovery. i understand from talking to cohen, the current curator, some of the current documents i found, that they wanted to remove that and the greenhouse rescue for a long time. but they weren't sure how to do it. right? once the curator, or the architect of the capital starts moving aren't around, taking it out, you open up a can of worms. you don't do that. under what circumstances where the removed? in a 58 is when they began the renovation product of the east front. as you probably know. east port was moved, and built forward. everything had to be removed for the dismantling to take place. and then the new

the senate historian at the time, dick baker -- he may still be historian. i should have googled him. i apologize. he lamented, if you ask a visitor the name of the building, while they're touring, in most cases they will say the white house. around the same time an english visitor summarized his impressions. when it comes to monuments and things like this, ours are a lot older but yours are bigger. in 1966, friendly concluded, real purpose of washington's famous monuments suddenly apparent. backdrops for family pictures. anticipating the culture of smartphone selfies by half a century he asked, do tourists want to see anything or just want to have been seen at the site? there is where the seed bearers are most meaningfully found. for two centuries, visitors may have felt patriotic. they may have pondered issues of historical accuracy. they may have experienced what mark twain called after visiting the capitol, the delirium tremors of art. visitors have entered and exited with a sense of ownership. there's a national home therefor. it's not expected to be hi