Dwight Eisenhower statement on Winston Churchill's retirement

The transcript discusses Sir Winston's potential retirement from official duties, highlighting the serene life that could follow such a decision. It emphasizes the importance of his wisdom, experience, and courage, and the significant role he plays in guiding the free world. The text underscores the value of his counsel and contributions, suggesting that his insights are still much needed.

In what ways does the speaker value Sir Winston's experience and wisdom?

What does the speaker mean by 'the free world yet as much to getting'?