Then we will have luncheon with the Cabinet and after that if you like I'll have my entire staff report to you on the situation in the White House and in that way you will be entirely briefed on what takes place.
Message to Dwight D. Eisenhower Inviting Him to a Luncheon and Briefing at the White House.
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