 Tip O'Neill writes in, what was it called, Man of the House? Man of the House, yes. That in the early days, right after World War II, they'd all play poker. It didn't matter if you were, I mean, you'd have Nixon and Kennedy and O'Neill and a few other guys all playing poker together. It didn't matter what your party was. And why was that? But you got to know each other. Because they were patriots first. That's the difference. You know, Hubert Humphrey was a card-carrying liberal. I mean, he was as liberal as they came. But you know what he was more than anything else? He was a proud American.