Khrushchev was an evil man, schooled at lying, manipulating, and politicking. On his trip around the U.S., he constantly bragged about how great the U.S.S.R. was — most of it lies, mocked Americans, pretended to be a loveable uncle, and went off on angry rants whenever he didn't get his way — like when he was informed that he couldn't go to Disneyland because security couldn't be guaranteed. While he may have felt remorse for his actions under Stalin and may have soften some of the edges of the Communist Soviet authoritarian state, he also brought the world to the brink of war and dealt falsely with everyone he came in contact with.