Well, not at this particular time.

My judgment would be that it is higher than 6 percent.

I would judge that, but there have been notorious exceptions to that.

No, we will have additional information as time goes on, but I have not enough to give you anything.

I think that in the SAC briefing of General Wheeler there was emphasis on the good.

No, I thought--

Well, we have a hopeful prognosis in Alaska, and we got - well, in California they felt it would be a close, hard fight.

But I can assure you that if we are successful in the election in November that the depression for this country will be over.

I think that General Wheeler did admit his responsibility.

I do. I think we will spend probably more time in California than any other State of the Union.

I think it is appropriate that we begin the 1960 campaign right here in the State of California.

The theme of this campaign is going to be action, action here at home to keep pace with the growing needs of an expanding country, and action abroad to meet the challenge of our adversaries.

I want to express my appreciation for that warm Alaskan welcome.

I want to thank the Governor for being here, and I will be glad to answer any questions anyone will have.

This rally marks the official beginning of the 1960 presidential campaign.

My basic belief is that this country is not satisfied to live in a period of relative decline.

I believe that history will write a different story.

Our vacation is over.