part of that, i think, was john foster dulles. the wonderful quote by winston on dallas -- " dull, duller, dullest." he was totally unimpressed with john foster dulles and took a rather black and white view of the world. ike was not having a summit -- was not having the notion of a summit meeting. the american government was not convinced this was the time. the feeling was it might be perceived as a sign of weakness. and so, it was not time. this was perhaps the biggest sad moment -- that is understating it -- in churchill's professional life after the war, that he could not get that summit meeting. and that the summit meeting would take place after he has left downing street. his last visit to see ike is in 1959. churchill is, of course, retired. he visits with ike here and also at ike's farm up in gettysburg, and they overlook some of the famous battle scenes in the american civil war. that was an interesting trip. it was his 13th and last to washington, barring one thing. it was his first round-trip by jet airliner. in 1959, tha

his secretary of state what john foster dulles from a very flexible anti-communist or politically speakingere was no desire in washington to make friends with the russians in 1953. eisenhower threw cold water on churchill repeated requests for a summit meeting with the russians. he said reach out to be perceived as being too eager would be a sign of weakness. churchill didn't give up. if only he could be eisenhower personally and could use his wild and his wits to produce eminently to get ike to a great to a summit meeting. churchill worked hard to pull the soft and the two leaders planned to meet in bermuda at bt the meeting was interrupted by churchill's unfortunate stroke. but by december of 1953 to two men got together in bermuda, luxurious setting, white sand, the son and churchill determined to manipulate eisenhower into getting something done on the cold war. it was here at bermuda we begin to see the beginning of the second conflict, the second point of crisis, the second argument. what to do about nuclear weapons. how should we use or not use the bomb? churchill hoped he could get

part of that, i think, was john foster dulles. quote, the wonderful dullest.ler, , and ike wasessed not having a summit meeting. the american government was not convinced this was the time. they thought it might be perceived as a sign of weakness. it was not time. biggest perhaps the settlement, that is understating professionalill's life after the war that he cannot get that summit meeting. and that the summit meeting would take place after he has left downing street. his last visit to see eisenhower is in 1959. churchill is of course retired. he visits here and at eisenhower's farm in gettysburg. the overlook some of the famous battle scenes in the american civil war. trip.as an interesting it was his 13th and last to washington, barring one thing. it was his first round-trip by jet airliner. in 1959, that was relatively rare. the cometritain's -- was britain's attempt to win a piece of the airlines. there i go on a different copy of mine. [laughter] slide to sin. i hit a button. i will leave it there. sense he has one more trip