As a United States Senator, I’ve had the privilege of meeting a lot of interesting people. But last week, the opportunity to meet with Aggie Wolf was truly extraordinary.

In 1943, Aggie became one of the first women investigators to be hired by a Senate committee. One of the reasons I was thrilled to visit with her is because she was employed by the Truman Committee, where she specialized in man power investigations. She told great stories about Harry Truman — his leadership, his perseverance, and his penchant for bourbon at the Christmas parties.