 Your latest opinion piece in the American Spectator, you're a contributing editor to the American Spectator, Four Days in July. Tell us about Four Days in July. This is from historically. This looks like a, well, let's put it this way. You talk about President Eisenhower, Four Days in July. Four Days in July was written by a guy, a writer, history type named Cornell Lengel. It came out in 1958. My sainted mother bought the book.