worthen to talk with us today. he s going to talk about a couple of eisenhower administration member that is perhaps we haven t really talked about a lot in the past. so james take it away and tell us about yourself. thank you, dawn, thank you samantha. i m sorry i can t be there today. unfortunately we live in crazy times. so i m here in california, speaking of where people are from. which is about halfway between los angeles and san francisco. a nice place to be, unless there s a fire going on behind you, which there was a few weeks ago. but i m fine. and the weather is much better. my name is jim worthen, i m a native californian. just to summarize, i spent my career at the central intelligence agency after after school and that sort of thing. and now, i where american history with a focus on how personality affects political behavior. since retiring i ve written three books on that subject, the one i ll discuss today looks at eisenhower s relationships with two of his
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