wilbur wright was asked what's the secret of success as you understand it? to grow up in ohio. [laughter] i hope this doesn't sound pretentious have never said it before in front of an audience but i feel with every project will undertake i tried to do something for my country. [applause] >> i thank you have. to talk about american ingenuity and even though the world was smaller as cutler who comes in and then to go into the established by the end of the story there are millions of people in ohio under that inner miss for building. - - enormous. i want to tell the audience something but i'm reading a boo book. >> and honestly i thought i knew a lot about history i know nothing or long before even columbia showed up. and this is an immigrant and has done a lot in her short time to deserve more attention and praise and gratitude than you will ever get. [applause] thank you. >> how do we get back to that ingenuity with freedom of religion? which we seem to have lost and get back to the value of education. and some who graduate from college and never read another book. so is that g

i loved and, of course, wright brothers i loifd it when wilbur was asked what was the secret, what's had the secret of success as you understand it? he said pick out a good mother and father and grow up in ohio. [laughter] but i -- i hope this doesn't sound pretentious but i've never said it in front of an audience before. but i feel with every project i undertake trying to do something for my country. >> indeed you have. indeed you have. i think you have -- you have taught us about american ingenuity and you've taught us that perhaps even world was smaller back and much more controllable in a sense you see that you see in this -- many this book you see ohio grow from cutler who comes in the first, you know, people to actually go west and establish ohio by the end of the story, by his death there are millions of people in ohio . and that -- that enormous building he had did get off on foot and state and so did whole territory i don't know how many more minutes we have but i want to tell this audience something i'm reading book that's phenomenal it is called silver, silver the sword a