was about to deliver, but it was not true. and i've been getting messages from one veteran in particular of the iraq war who had suffered a loss of a buddy. and she said you know, don't you remember that? i do remember that. but in the communications with her since, he regretted it his whole life, and still, at the end of his life, i think what he was proudest of was the colin powell institute at ccny. as the son of immigrants and jamaican immigrants in the bronx, the fact that he started an institute to help educate fellow immigrants and first generation americans, people of color, and others who could not afford to go to an ivy league school, he was so proud of that school and everything it achieved. he did so much for historically black colleges as well, for howard university. this man, i interviewed i think the last one on television with him was during the george floud protests and also i think back