with pull out. if roosevelt had not come down with polio in 1941, he would ve been nominated for president in 1924. boris by 1924, 1928. neither one of those years was a democratic year. he would ve lost and that would ve been not. the fact that he had polio required him, allowed him to stay out of the political agreement until things turn around by the time he ran in 1930, 1932, he wasn t a lack in 1932 because he was franklin roosevelt. he was elected because he wasn t herbert huber and it was his good fortune to be elected under those circumstances. okay, thank you very much. and needless to say all be happy to sign any books. [applause] [inaudible conversations] let me first thank john minus and bob hill. is that better? there we go. everyone has been very, very gracious to me and colonial williamsburg. so thank you for coming out today. as john told you, i am a lawyer by trade, but please do not hold that against me. in fact, whenever i m in front of a knotty up, i m r
everyone has been very, very gracious to me. and colonial williamsburg, so thank you for coming out today. as john told you, i am a lawyer by trade, but, please, do not hold that against me. [laughter] [laughter] .. unfortunately, there were only three parachutes remaining. the doctor grabbed one and said i m a doctor, i save lives, so i must live and jumped out. the lawyer then said, i m a lawyer, and lawyers are the smartest people in the world. so i must live, and he jumped out. he grabbed a parachute and jumped. the priest looked at the little boy and said, my symptom i ve lived a long and fruitful life. you are young and have all your dreams ahead of you. take the parachute and live in peace. the little boy handed the parachute back to the priest and said, not to worry, father, the smartest men in the world just took off with my backpack. [laughter] let me talk briefly about my dumont, in defense of thomas jefferson. and thank you for coming out here. i really appr