. >> the caveman pork chop. >> fascinating. bone in. wow. >> that is something you do not see very often. the belly is attached. >> bacon and the loin, if you so desire. thank you very much. >> in 1999, we put out a rfp to restore the building. they decided to restore this in the middle of the building and opened up this cut out to connect the bottom floor with this area that was traditionally storage for luggage, trunks and supplies for the ferries. the connected the bottom floor with the skylight and really open up the building. >> is still open? >> it was still open it, and the second floor was the original waiting room. the port was very intrigued by the local business uses that would be down here. it took about four years to restore the building, and it took close to two years to lease it because we started early in the redevelopment of the building. we are fully leased. lots of wonderful partisans -- lots of wonderful artisans. >> unqualified success. >> in the 1950's, after the bridges were built, the port and the ferries stopped

but they forget that he would dress up as a caveman.up as aunt blabby, wear a dress. he would jump into a hot tub with don rickels wearing only a bathing suit. >> larry: let an animal jump on him. >> let an animal jump on him. what he would do, which i always thought was a great magical slight of hand, he would apparently surrender his dignity and reinforce it. it would look like he was surrendering his dignity, whole time he was the coolest guy in the room which is an amazing trick. i don't know -- it is a very hard thing to do. and i, i -- i, you know all those years, i watched him and i thought, he had that ability which is unique. >> larry: are you surprised that he was very removed from his guests before and after the show? no -- very little if any social contact? >> i think it doesn't surprise me now. it would have surprised me before i knew about this business and how it works. when i was a writer on "the simpsons" before i ever got into the late night game. we had -- and it was just after johnny carson had stepped down from "the

they would be their reprobates, the paranoia of anti-communist trauner plights and caveman. so the dupes were critical. the american communist party at its peak membership in the 1930's only got to be about 100,000 members. so they could never really get any popular support. to try to get larger popular support for the cause, they had to enlist progressives and liberals. so that's why i will get this. the target the progressive liberal left, but this gets to an important point i want to make on partisanship. they didn't always have success and i appreciate the chance to see this to the conservative audience in particular. there were a lot of good anti-communist liberals and anti-communist democrats who were not duped. and i have got dozens and dozens of examples. arthur schlesinger, jr., wrote a piece for life magazine in 1946, which at that point was along with time probably the largest circulation and all of america, and center said communists have succeeded in hiding their true face from american liberals. the reds are posing a most serious danger to liberals, engaged in