we also see a book like huckleberry finn being banned because of the racial epithet. what's your take on that? oh, boy, what a mess we get into with all those. i have a final paper by one of my students in chico who loves this book nappy hair, telling how wonderful this book is and how could people love a book like huckleberry finn and teach that when there's a book like nappy hair to look at? and the very same sentences where he was saying he has the right to have this book, he's saying we shouldn't have the right for huckleberry finn. the "n" word can hurt so bad that there needs to be some-- a little bit of education before you get into it. and again, my wonderful father-- when i first read that book, he sort of sat me down and told me, you know, what the book was doing and all this sort of thing. and i admired the book so much that i actually went around-- when i was in high school and in college, i would dramatize the part of jim to try to get people to see what was-- what i felt was really going on. i'm very much--i mean, "hey," you know, "samuel clemens." let's

granted an exclusive interview with the author of such literary classics as "the adventures of huckleberryview mark twain. >> thank you. >> you've been for over 100 years. are you surprised that people remember you so well? >> no, i enjoy compliments, but i'm also embarrassed to say what i think to a person when i get a compliment. i so often feel they have not gone far enough. ♪ ♪ >> they've probably gone far enough now in his hometown of hannibal, missouri. twainiacs come to see the childhood home of mark twain and a replica of tom sawyer's famed picket fence. >> after more than an hour, that crowd of young ladies and gentlemen. >> jim rodell performs as mark twain. >> there are probably as many mark twain impersonators as there are elvis impersonators. >> richard gary has been portraying mark twain for 40 years. >> he's dealing with eye problems in huckleberry finn. in one sense, he would update it if he was writing today, but he could write about the same subject material, because in huck l bury finn, you have substance abuse, you have child abuse, you have racism. >> hannibal is also

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reasons have come to shape and define american culture this in point mark twain's adventures of huckleberry finn this american classic was first banned in eight hundred eighty five which probably has something to do with the fact of the story confronts the oppressive racism of its time and while this was well over one hundred years ago shockingly there are still efforts to pull these pages from shelves today of insight into books liberal use of the and word back to national banned books week because you might be surprised at the absurdity of the top five most challenging books in two thousand and twelve starting from the top and tango makes three it's a children's book about a baby penguin being raised by same sex penguin parents as it seems this book ruffled the feathers to make the list even though it's actually based on a true story. and number four there's fifty shades of grey banned for as explicit sexual content which apparently shocked the men who initially thought it was just a coloring book. at number three we have thirteen reasons why by author j. our sure well currently is pushin

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from prep school who became, as one critic put it, "america's best-known literary truant since huckleberryation of "the catcher in the rye" in 1951 was a revolution. there had not been a voice like that. >> when you're a kid and you read "catcher in the rye," you're like, oh, my god, somebody gets it. >> the new documentary "salinger" tracks the author's success. >> "catcher in the rye" has sold 60 million copy, an unprecedented number. >> and salinger's retreat to a wooded compound in new hampshire. >> i've heard that he has a huge bunker. >> where for more than half a century he declined interviews and shunned photographers. >> there would be long stretches of time where he wouldn't come out of the bunker at all. >> he sort of became the howard hughes of his day. >> a 40-year-old screenwriter known for action films, solnero became fascinated by the salinger myth. >> this is a photo we uncovered of j.d. salinger in 1968 on his bed in his bedroom. this is what it looked like when we got it originally, and this shows you the length at which we would have to go to to bring things back the li

, children discovered that we did have an official state fruit so they decided it out to be the huckleberry that little purple fruit that grows wild in amounts. anyway, it got through both legislatures, so i decided i would sign up near the canadian border so i flew up there. when i walked into the elementary school auditorium of 600 kids all wearing purple -- [laughter] they all stood up and sang the states on. that's civic. >> that's because you in part of the kids. when i became mayor, i don't know if any of you remember, but we took the mayor's name off all of the welcome to philadelphia signs and as a contest, we had one for schoolkids in one -- there was a fourth grade class in northeast philadelphia that one, and they were as divided as to be. their parents were all there. i visited the first official suntech if you empower kids and give them some sense of doing stuff, and that translates don't you think through college gets? >> it does. my oldest child is so civic minded, she just got the state motto tattooed on her arm. i like -- i appreciate the civics, but -- [laughter] spent may

and they regarded him as sort of a huckleberry finn character, not -- not typical that a boy from therocky mountains, as you used to describe himself, ends up in that position, but he loved that position, throfd vert very much. it's worth noting and inquiring into that i have met the father of the junior senator from tex texas. he's an inspiring speaker. he is a true patriot. even though he was not born or raised in this country, the senator's father has a great love of the united states of america that is unparalleled, certainly unexceeded by almost anyone that i've ever met. and he's one that certainly can understand the angst that the american people feel about laws like obamacare. he's someone that i think can understand that in many respects, the very best kind of jobs program that the united states senate could enact, as my friend, jared stone from danville, california, recently told me, would be legislation defunding obamacare. because, as my friend, are jared stone, pointed out to me, obamacare presents a sort of double whammy for the american people. at once, it both imposes