and then the second was created when, when morley found out that vonnegut had died. and that was 2007. we are in the front of the kurt vonnegut library in the gallery room. we have his typewriter that was used in the 1970s. this was donated to us by his daughter, nanny. he wrote many of his famous books during the 1970s, and we're happy to have this typewriter. he was not a fan of high technology, and he did not use a computer. he preferred to, to use a typewriter through his dying day. he liked to work in his home on an office chair and a coffee table. he would slump over his typewriter. he, vonnegut would go out into the world every day. he talks about how he had learned that you could buy postage stamps over the internet, and he just thought that was horrible because then, you know, if he chose that route, he would not have the everyday experience of going to the post office. and those everyday experiences and the people he encountered during his daily walks were the basis for some of his stories. he met a number of very interesting characters in new york city, an

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>> when he morley and personally attacked joe mccarthy. was he violating civility by pointing out joe mccarthy's personal moral shortcomings? thank you. >> david asked this question several times. i want to just repeat it and that is, where does the debate debate -- what is it that you seek is an outcome in the democracy where between the severity of congressman lee hamilton and the severity of talking to governor ed rendell? >> thank you. >> you are welcome. >> do you have anymore on that side? >> a word i haven't heard much this morning is compromise and how far civility and compromise work hand-in-hand and that is not part of the problem today that we have. >> asked whether or not we thought it was civility the question we need to be asking. i got to see the screening of prohibition and i thought it was outstanding but one thing that really struck me was the level of corruption and i think that is a word we need to discuss. more so than civility is the corruption and we had the bootleggers going right into the capital, delivering illega