>> guest: kurt vonnegut is a friend. and because he's written so brilliantly about world war ii, in fact was (unintelligible) and he was somebody i spoke to quite often when i was writing the book. he has a house in sagaponack, and i see him very often in long island during the summer. and he was tremendously supportive, so i sent him the book. i knew it would be of interest to him. ken auletta is a great friend. and because he writes about great corporate tycoons and figures for "the new yorker," we thought it would be appropriate. tim ferris and ambrose are two of the authors that my editor, alice mayhue, at simon and schuster, has nurtured along, and so that was her choice. c-span: who's in this picture right here? >> guest: that's a very famous photograph that was taken in berkeley, and that is when the group of physicists were meeting at lawrence and loomis's request, to discuss the financing of the big atom smasher. c-span: alfred loomis, all the way to the right. your grandfather in the middle, james conant? >> gu