Why certainly. That's what Paul Fitzpatrick came in here for, and I was glad to discuss politics with him.
It is a pleasure for me to have you here this morning, and to be able to make a few off-the-cuff remarks on a subject th...
I can't answer that. You will have to ask Mr. Byrnes about that.
And I told them they would have the full cooperation of the administration in that endeavor.
Well, let's wait a little while to see about that.
We don't believe in wars any more, of course, but I do believe that if we can implement the United Nations Organization ...
Well, there is nothing that transpired between Mr. Byrnes and myself that hasn't been in the newspapers.
He is very well educated in politics. No, I have no comment to make.
It's a pleasure to me to be able to welcome you to Washington this morning.
I have received that recommendation, and I am glad to get it.
This order shall become effective at the close of business on July 13, 1946.