and i would just he laverring and the said what did salinger do today? these guys were just needling him and saying what kind of misinformation are you going to give us today, pierre. still that turn out to be a really valuable way to piece together the kennedy part of this story. as i begin to talk but kennedy and eisenhower i want to make one quick comment that we sometimes forget. this story is primarily about kennedy and eisenhower, but think of the secondary figures who are part of this story. people who are not even central stage. you richard nixon, the outgoing vice president who had been kennedy's opponent in the '60 election. lyndon johnson, the outgoing senate majority leader who is kennedy's incoming vice president. you had robert kennedy, kennedy's campaign manager who becomes attorney general. joseph kennedy. ted kennedy. jackie kennedy. some of kennedy's entourage. ted sorenson, arthur shoes injury, arthur goldberg the labor secretary and then later a supreme court judge. on the eisenhower side you had eisenhower, his brother, milton, maim

and so definitely it's true and if you other people say you know just like i told my mother salinger additional months. i do not know if it's those kind of things i mean to find someone that could repeat this kind of feats that will it will be a truly breakthrough in science and and i'd be very cool use that to actually start the scientific research on this kind of madness. to my knowledge has never been specifically for these kinds of things yet. so so let's go back to mother tears or shortly and then i would ask about science. well again considering the time i was more looking. to these miracles the stick kind of phenomenology of the human mind which in my view was never really been a matter of. divine intervention or anything for me as old i would just look at this thing as. it acknowledge it well it can be done somehow i believe that the research some ways that we could out there the perception of our self and hence of the reality around us. that certain feeds will become possible so i will do said this very. to certain extent mckenney system views of this phenomena. and so at th

salinger and hemingway sat in these benches and chatted on those same timbers that i get to make guitarsu walk by a bar in the morning after the place has been closed all night, it has that smell coming out of the door. it smells like that when you cut this wood. ♪ >> very cool. you can tell he loves what he does. rick kelly is in the green room. >> yes. and sydney designs all the beautiful designs. christmas tree guitar, cool, right? >> very cool. >> and this is made from the wood of chumlee's. it's one of the old speakeasies in new york. what's incredible is the wood is so old that the moisture is out of the wood. so it makes it incredibly resonate. >> if you are quiet enough, you can hear john playing. >> the neck is great. it's solid. oh, yeah. >> it's pine. >> isn't that cool? >> what happens if you strum on the christmas tree one? >> let's try. >> that's one of the coolest things i have seen. >> might not be in tune, but let's see. >> it's not. >> yeah. >> it's an electricgy car. vlad, thank you so much. >> along with santa. i like it. very nice. >>> christmas activities like hangi