and talked about taking hong kong from the british and putting it under international trusteeship. and never went anywhere, but in a way, he would talk on those subjects was stolen as if he had a better chance of finding common ground with a soviet dictator was churchill. so, i think he was quite hostile to churchill's point of view. but on the other hand he knew there is no point in arguing with churchill about it because if you did churchill would just blow up. >> thank you for writing an excellent book. it was a great read. my question is, if you could ask franklin delano roosevelt. >> i ask all the off there's of the same question. it's interesting the responses. so if you could ask him one question, what would you ask him what to think his answer would be. >> i would not answer question if i had a good guess of what his answer would be unless i need a quote for a newspaper story. how to think, i think mike question would be about stolen. did he really think he had a chance of reaching some kind of postwar accommodation was stol stolen? or did he think it was worth the effort b

when the borough granted trusteeship to the jim thorpe lions club. who opened it to the public, in 1956. >> we are not a restoration, we are preservation. >> the home granted national historic landmark stat just 1984 and still features all every it stunning details. draperies, made with 14 car al gold, fine woodcarvings, by european artisans, impressive crystal chandeliers in each room, and of course, a self playing organ. >> i do believe that there was many millionaires as we call them that lived here in ma un chunk, but i can honestly tell that you i think asa packer is the only one here today in 2017 that we still look around and know that he left his mark . >> tours of the mansion depends on the time of year. for more information, jess head over to our website cbsphilly.com we'll hook you up to the asa packer mountains here in jim thorpe, pennsylvania. if you make it up here to jim thorpe, once again, just beautiful place. you can't leave before you take a trip to the lehigh george scenic railroad. this is something else. while the railroad has e