They each impacted the world in unique yet powerful ways and therefore I chose to invite these three leaders to dinner. Hitler was of course one of the most nefarious men in history. I did not invite him to dinner to hear him rant about enemies to the Aryan people. Rather, I wanted to understand who Hitler was, to recognize what qualities could turn a human being into such a monster. Hitler was enormously successful at his military campaigns too, and I thought it would be interesting to pit him and his foe, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, together. Both impacted...

To Roosevelt I would like to ask more about his disability and about how he felt about the current state of affairs in America.
Similarly, I would like to ask Dr. King what he thought about America today. He would probably be proud of his legacy but would also be dismayed to learn that African-Americans still suffered from poverty and discrimination. He might not have much to say to Roosevelt and Hitler, who would likely be arguing with each other enough so that I could spend more time with the eminent Dr. King.