Professor and keith richards. [laughter] ill use his voice. [laughter] and they go to fewport, rhode island newport, rhode island, in the blazing august of 1790 and famously, they have a wonderful visit and a great letter has been written to them by the leader of the synagogue there which is really a beautiful place if youve never been there, jewish or not jewish. Present this kind of rhetorical new skate they would live in an empire of laws and so on. Its very, very touching and the famous phrase of persecution sanction, to bigotry no assistance were it not the other way around. We have now a country where every man can let beneath his vine and fig from the bible. Washington writes back this wonderful use of political recycling, deeply america where washington says its a wonderful truth and knowledge of any country to which persecution gives no sanction in bigotry, no assistance as if hes just up. Its the first president ial, but not the last preachers are. Jefferson did though, this