and so john dalrymple, who died in 1910, predicted the electoral vote very closely. roosevelt did win. he received 432 electoral votes to dewey's 99. that is a big difference. it does not reflect the electoral vote, which is a lot closer than that. nevertheless to roosevelt won. dewey took a long time until he conceded the election. roosevelt finally heard from him in the early hours of the morning, not that he conceded, to roosevelt, but that he conceded he had not won on radio. he was told that by one of his secretaries. roosevelt said, i still think he is a son of a bitch. that was probably his last statement about tom dewey. he was inaugurated again on january 20th. is small inauguration ceremony. he was not in good shape. and 83 -- i'm sorry, 83 days later he died, april 12, 1945. harry truman became president. let me stop there. if you have questions, i will be glad to answer them. i've taken a lot of your time. thank you for being here. [applause] >> questions? yes. it is hard to see you over the bright lights. can you come closer? >> the whole concept about t

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