 that he didn't wait for people to absorb what he was saying. But he always would ask the reporters, where did I lose them? Where did I keep them? He learned as he went along. So I watched JFK grow, and I began to feel a feeling for him, especially when there's that moment when the Peace Corps is born, which is one of my favorite stories that Dick tells. You get the sense of this throughout the book, that Dick and JFK, and even when he's working with Johnson in the early years, that they're all on the same page.