 He's asking all the right questions. He understands even then in 51 that Western military power is not going to succeed against Ho Chi Minh's revolution. The French are going to fail. We should therefore not associate ourselves with this. And I think he holds to that position. I think, and I'll write about this. I've written about it previously in other places. I think that John F. Kennedy, right to the end in Dallas, is skeptical about a military solution in Vietnam. I don't think he ever abandons that.