get i don't know how many of you have read this yet and i think he could be a stunt double for "huckleberry finn". [laughter] it is a coming-of-age novel including all of this perhaps in in one-third politics pirelli is not about politics he brings a lot to which from his real-life but the reason why it is so refreshing it is the sanitized that's for sure so there would never be a chance they could disapprove him if he has that security clearance which he has that so far. so it is a coming-of-age novel it is starts with a hilarious scene with the john and his first wife going to though white house for the kennedy center honors to turn that down that no i did not get an invitation but then going and ending at in the east wing. never with gigantic christmas trees then they blew that again because watching the kennedy center honors so it is in the box with the president and his wife but what i've loved about the book. >> it starts with me trying to get answers and i've got a gift is to break the ice. i was given in a sterling silver, that had a donkey in the middle it was etched acid in the ye

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i think that john could be a stunt double for huckleberry finn. but this is a coming-of-age novel and one for politics including all the screw ups. [laughter] but it really is not about ethics. yes, he got there and he brings a lot to it from his real life but it wasn't written by the committee or sanitized, that's for sure. so there would be a security clearance they would disapprove than it hasn't been revoked, not yet. but it is a coming-of-age novel and it starts with a delirious scene of john hickenlooper and his wife going to a kennedy honors event and first turning it down because i didn't get an invitation from the white house but then getting a second call. and then going and ending up in the east wing in the white house where you've never been. i think you said that. never with a gigantic big gigang christmas trees in the whole field and because he will end up sitting in the bleachers and watching on some jumbotron and then getting swept away to be in the candid descender. and it's in the box and it's just the four of them. what i loved

if it means you should not have to read huckleberry finn because there are words in it that we would not use today, it seems to me that it's something else. but we don't get very far in an argument by taking the most extreme version of the other side and cartooning it. instead, taking the other side's position at its most attractive and trying to join issue with it is when we will get our best work done. i think in that context, there is a role for a kind of trigger warning, which does not paint with too broad a brush. and incidentally that is not even the rule of the university of chicago. pictures that -- it turns out that professors are perfectly free to give trigger warnings. that would be a vast violation of academic freedom. so even he did not really mean what he said in this not terribly well worded, but still ultimately very helpful, for raising the subject, trigger warning. places -- what do you mean by a safe place? does it you can't discuss difficult things in the classroom? obviously not. i just gave an example of that. victims wantedlt a place where only victims of sexua

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