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The Real Ike Tony Grey Mary Ellen Pleasant arrived inFormer deputy director of the Eisenhower Library and Museum dispels rumors, finds the truth behind the myths, and answers the most asked questions about the thirty fourth president, offering a picture of Ike as he's never been seen before. Was President Eisenhower really a good cook? What are on those secret Oval Office recordings? Did he really spend his free time painting? Are the rumors of his love affair true? And where did he get the nickname Ike