 a standout president for them. And I say, and I think it's pretty clear, it goes back to her formative years in the Second World War. When she saw the GIs come over, she was in those meetings as a teenager, actually, sometimes with her father, George VI and Eisenhower. And it was a big, the biggest moment, almost the turning point of the Second World War, D-Day, 1944. Eisenhower was in charge of the operation. It went brilliantly.