john connelly, you know, walter jenkins. spent -- many interviews. i spent almost the whole week at john connolly's ranch, often we'd sit on a fence watching his horses exercise. he would talk to me from dawn to dark so he's dead. walter jenkins is dead. i used to be able to call george reedy. he understood. you didn't have to make a lot of nonsense. you'd say, george, that scene you told me where johnson was talking to george wallace, was johnson in the rocking chair or behind the desk? reedy would say, in the rocking chair. you go back to type. i don't have that. he has a secretary, marie, who's been a great help to me. she was sitting right outside the oval office all this time. she was on the plane coming back from dallas. larry temple, his last white house counsel, has been very elpful, tom johnson, who later works with johnson when he was 23 and later became the president of cnn. brian: and he's still chairman of the foundation? robert: i think he's chairman. joe calafano spent -- has spent so much time with me. i had three or four long intervi