you can take an irving berlin song and add bluegrass. it up and people got a lot of -- got a kick out of me singing "i get a kick out of you." >> larry: i get a kick out of you, dolly. how do you -- you write so many songs. how do you get inspired? >> well, everything inspires me. you have inspire me, which by the way i'm so happy that i got to be on your show. we're both celebrating our 25th anniversaries. but i love -- i love being around people. i love hearing what smart people like you have to say. i watch you interview other people. sometimes people will say a line or say something and i think that will be a good idea for a song. so i just pick up things from just day-to-day living and it's just easy for me to write about it. >> larry: all right. do you like hearing -- do you have like it when other people are singing your songs? >> yeah, i do. a lot of singers or a lot of songwriters i've heard say, i hated how they did my song. they have it in their head a certain way. but i'm just happy for anybody to do one of my songs, however

irving berlin's story is really remarkable in that here he is, this jewish immigrant from russia whorote "god bless america," who wrote "white christmas." one item that visitors will love to see is the typewriter from "schindler's list," which mr. spielberg made available to the museum for exhibition. and certainly one of the most colorful groups are jewish gangsters, jewish criminals. i think one of the important roles jews have played in the history of this nation is that jews have been advocates for civil rights, civil liberties, for the extension of freedom not only to themselves, but to others as well. whether it's abraham joshua heschel in the civil rights movement or bella abzug in the women's movement, or the many people who came together for the movement for soviet jewry, here they are staking their claim to freedom and working tirelessly, energetically on behalf of the freedoms of others. >>> this weekend befe thanksgiving, we have a profile of a man who teaches the importance of gratitude at all times, in all traditions. he is the benedictine monk, mystic, writer and teach