>> it's unclear why heavenly hemingway left cuba. some say was forced out by the government. would you care to comment on that. >> the government wanted him to leave, they were saying it was not safe but it wasn't given to the cuban people and there was no way he went there. four years it was a problem with the cuban people that it was difficult for them to get out and they had so forth and as to the kennedy administration stepped in to help them that's the hemingway archive and there's a connection there but he wanted to say that it was impossible. >> they would direct these. [inaudible] [inaudible] did you come across anything and it's probably frank lloyd wright kid to come across anything? >> you have the question repeated for the home audience was marked if you have audience, line appear to stage right. >> frank lloyd wright and are missed anyway. [inaudible] it was a very custom. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] he was at the top of his form on the. [inaudible] he wrote a nonfiction book called it a memoir now that that is african safari -- anyway, his wife called hi

. >> it's unclear why hemingway left cuba -- >> [inaudible] >> other people say he was forced out by the u.s. government. do you have any insight or knowledge about that? >> yes. well, the government wanted him to leave before he did. i mean, they were saying it's not safe for you. but castro, i mean, his house -- [inaudible] it was given to the cuban people. and he didn't, he was -- [inaudible] but there was no way he could live there. they had to leave, they went to idaho. and for years it was the property of the cuban people. they had -- it was very difficult for them to get out and get their things out. they had art, you know, and so forth. after kennedy administration stepped in to help them, that's why mow the hemingway archives is at the jfk museum. there was a connection there. he wanted to stay but it was impossible. >> i'm going to -- [inaudible] castro loved hemingway. they would direct people to the hemingway house, which is a tourist attraction. so i'm sure he wanted to stay. yes, sir. >> you -- [inaudible] did you come across anything, and frank lloyd wright's kid proba