for example, he wants to put moses annenberg in prison. republican paper and if you go irsr annenberg on an audit, and he was runnable, so he does not just pay the fine goes to present than johnson is campaign misuse of contributions with his supporters, and now the iris .oes after him so he comes to roosevelt. he has to pull the iras off of johnson so they could continue to be his man in texas then put them on moses annenberg to make sure they go to prison so fdr did call both of those off. so he's doing with someone in the executive branch they could be very powerful. >> yes, in the back. >> where you both united in the way you viewed economic relations or the lack of with economic relations between united states and japan leading up to world war ii? and how surprised do you believe the united states was with the attack on pearl harbor? >> i think we were pretty united in her that, and that it's something i did the majority of the work for on the book, so i will answer first. we do think -- we point out in the early pages, in 1933, even