country then and our country today is that i grew up in a street where nearly everyone on the street an adult, was going to school or college on the g.i. bill. right. they were buying homes with va mortgages, and we had two housing projects in the city write grew up in they were called veterans projects. right. and they were fine fine housing for veterans families. we have forgotten our veterans today. they weren t forgotten. i m ready to go back in early june to a place where i spent from the age of 7 until 15 in the middle of the south dakota prairie where the missouri river divides that state, the corps of engineers 1946 said we re going to build the largest dam in the world right here no housing, no infra infrastructure, no towns anywhere and 3,000 workers are going to come in here. so they did that and it took ten years, cost $200 million. the town they built was post-modern. it had curb and gutter and beautiful, elegant traffic