and you need the kkk, the culmination is the kkk rushing to the rescue and saving these imperilled white people in a cabin who are surrounded by black people who are invading it. and it becomes the most popular film of the silent era. it goes on to earn over $50 million which back then was a tremendous amount of money, and it really, really influences a lot of people. so that's why it was considered subversive. >> and you talk about subversive in the sense of the techniques. you say that she stimulates readers' enthusiastic approval of law breaking. i kind of like that one. and you talk about how stowe uses some of the scenes in "uncle tom's cabin" in the book and also later in the movies where you push against the attitudes of the day. you also talk about sam and andy, two enslaved men who are chasing after e ride sa as she's getting ready to cross the ice and are kind of baffoons, we read as baffoons. and then the topsy character, of course, you talk about how those, we don't -- the way we read those is not how mid 19th century would have read those. >> she contain characters that even

. >> islam is -- a black america, islam, advocate the eradication of the kkk, how many people would believe that islam was my motivating factor there? even if i quoted chapter and verse from the kor. very few people would be willing to say that islam is what is motivating this platform to wipe out the kkk. they would look to my storical experience as a black america and that would ex -- explain post of why i am add view cate -- advocating what i am advocating but when it comes to these muslims and mosque in yemen history, politics, modern experience, everything is pued to the side and iam emerges as the sole, solitary possible explanation for why they could be saying what they are saying. and so i think that we need to sort of as you mentioned earlier, i mean ask some different questions. why are these people sayin this. and really mean the question when we ask it. not have a ready made answer, well that is what islam says for them to say. but why really are they saying this. >> rose: inside islam for the hour. coming up. this program was made possible by a grant from the carnegie corporati

, the cull ma nation -- culmination of the kkk rushing to the rescue saving the white people in a cabin surrounded by black people who are invading it, and it becomes the most pope pew harriet beecher fill -- poll -- popular film and then it earned a tremendous amount of money, and it really, really influences a lot of people. that's why it was considered subversive. >> and you talk about subversive in the sense of techniques saying she stimulates reader's approval of law breaking -- i kind of like that one, and you talk about how stowe uses the scenes in uncle tom's cabin in the book and later in movies pushing against the accepted attitudes of the day. you talk about tom and eva, of course, but you also talk about sam and andy, two enslaved men chasing after eliza as she is trying to cross the ice, and then the topsy character, of course, you talk about those the way we read those is not how mid 19th century people would have read them. >> even to this very day there's characters that people misinterpret as being laughable minstrels. it was created by northern white people, many of th

remember when the kkk reorganized at stone mountain they expanded their hatred for black people to black people, catholics and jewish. yes. the kennedy administration came in, having to show how being catholic would not impede governance and the obama administration came in trying to show how -- would not impede government with some religious deviants thrown in and confusion. i won't talk about that now. but you know, they weren't white episcopalians. and are we sure they can govern? well let us watch every single thing she wears and every single thing she does in representing us publicly and let us pillar rate every error she makes. with mrs. obama it is the shorts on the plane and and with mrs. kennedy it was a sandals and no stockings going to church in florida. >> thank you. you mentioned dr. deborah king, who unfortunately was unable to make it due to a family emergency, a medical emergency, he wrote an interesting paper regarding mrs. obama and her role as a mother which we will eventually get to with regard to dr. gilkes. >> but not right now. you mean when they come back around.

the kkk used to have cartoons and hitler did. what is new about this? >> what should they be saying to their kids? i don't know maybe a healthy message about abcs. >> you expect al-qaeda to say that? >> it's not the same in their language. >> they probably should do that. the problem is when they get the movie out all the feedback from muslims was positive. >> and that gets to my point which is in the muslim face there is a command to wage jihad. this is what they do. the palestinians have been doing this for years indoctrinating their kids. it is nothing new. >> they don't like being preached to. >> they don't like us. >> we have to go and take a quick break. stay with "the five." a lot more to get through in a couple of minutes. >> i'm glad we got to that one. plfer ♪ moving on over, rocking on over, move on, little dog, a mean old dog is moving in ♪ >> we finally got something, man, that rocks. that's great, really. welcome back to "the five." the producer told me that wore last i is session. >> it was a sneeze. >> it was a sneeze. >> you're making m

the kkk in this country used to have cartoons and did the same thing and hitler did. new about this? >> andrea: what should they say to their kids? maybe a healthy message about abcs. what happened to abcs? i'm sure it's not the same in the arab language but you get what i'm saying. >> eric: to your point, no. the al-qaeda should do that. but when they put a movie out all the feedback from muslims was positive. >> monica: in the muslim faith there is a command to wage jihad. this is what they do. the palestinians have been doing it for years, indoctrinating their kids. >> greg: you have to have faith in kids. they don't like to be preached to. they don't like us. >> eric: i to go and take a break. stay with "the five." we have more to get through in a couple of minutes.  good night, frank. good night. desperate for nighttime heartburn relief? for many, nexium helps relieve heartburn symptoms caused by acid reflux disease. talk to your doctor about your risk for osteoporosis-related bone fractures if you take multiple daily doses of nexium for a long time.