name for mark twain. there's the mark twain national forest in missouri.he's twain, california, in the nortrn part of the state. there's a school, a street, a library igermany named after mark tin and of course there's the kennedy center mark twain prize for american hor. here in washington. we want to thank jocelyn chadwick for joining us for part of this program. she's with the harvard graduate school of education and the national council on teachers of english. thank you professor chadwick for being with us. she spent quite a bit of time talking abteaching mark twain. we have two more teachers from north shore high school in glenhead, new york who teach mark twain as well. here's what they had to say. >> twain gives us a chance to see what we would never see in history books. which is the interfacing, engaging of a poor white boy, son of an abusive, alcoholic, father, from whom he runs. it's the impetus of the book from huck's point of view. then he meets a runaway slave. and the two of them meet a commiseration of that. huck calls them us and we, it's

mark twain also noticed this, mark twain valued gorky very much, gorky also valued him very much.s childhood and they also have all sorts of adventures there they came up with, a dagger, the childhood of maxim gorkov, just here , too, there were dangers that were on the verge of a game, let's just say, she even has the same ears, it seems to me that children now... are still not so savvy, let’s just say, yes , they don’t, don’t understand how to catch fish and fry them for dinner, but here it is, yes, it depends on the place, on upbringing and on the time, by the way , there is also such a stereotype that all modern children they don’t get out of the house, that well, no one is playing in the yard now, but i will say from myself, that at least in my area , where i live, where i was born, this does not exist, now everyone knows each other, everyone plays with each other calmly live, in the online world. and the like, i also constantly see children playing in the yard, it’s a myth that all the children now just sit on gadgets and do nothing, in fact they are quite jumping around the

it’s interesting, maxim gorky, he went to see mark twain, that is after all, mark twain was probablyo america in 1900. sixth year, as the newspapers wrote then, in order to get money for the russian revolution, it was generally a very sad story, because at first in america they accepted how a revolutionary hero from russia, oppressed, came to us to promote the idea of ​​the russian revolution, and then the american media persecuted him wildly, they defamed his personal life in every possible way, shouted that we don’t need him and so on , well, that is, large american media magnates saw in bitterness, as supporters of socialism, precisely a threat to their values, mark twain also noticed this, mark twain greatly appreciated grief, gorki also really appreciated him, by the way, i also liked the childhood of maxim gorkovy, and they also came up with all sorts of adventures there, the cutlass, the childhood of maxim gorkovy just the same, here, too, there were dangers that were on the verge of a game, let’s just say, she even has the same ears, it seems to me that now children are still

mark twain also noticed this, mark twain valued gorky very much, gorky also valued him very much. the verge of a game, let’s say, even her ears are the same, it seems to me that now children are still not so savvy, let’s say, yes, they don’t understand how to catch a fish, fry it for dinner, well yes, but here it is yes, it depends places, from upbringing and from time, by the way, there is also such a stereotype, that all modern children do not get out of the house, that well, no one plays in the yard now, but i will say for myself that at least in ... the region, where i live, where i was born, this does not exist, now everyone knows each other, everyone plays with each other calmly live, in the online world, etc., i also constantly see children playing in the yard, it is a myth that all children now they’re just sitting in ganjids, not doing anything, in fact, they’re quite jumping around there in the courtyards, digging in the sandboxes, maybe they throw stones at each other and so on, yes, if they are on the phone, then usually they go there with friends to visit somewhere, y

earnest hemming way quotes all modern american literature comes from one book by mark twain. so join us on the program to discuss the book. watch books that shaped the adventures of huckelberry finn. also be sure to scan the code to listen to our podcast and learn more about the author's book features. >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what is happening in washington. keep up with live streams of floor proceedings and hearings from the u.s. congress, white house events, the courts, campaigns and more from the world of politics all at your fingertips and stay current with the latest episodes and c-span radio and variety of compelling podcasts. it is available and download it free. front row seat to washington any me, anywhere. >> after losing a third vote to be house speaker, rublican jim jordan has lost ainternal conference secret ballot and party's nomination. republicans will break for the weekend and hold another fum on monday. live coverage of the hou and speaker's race right here on c-span. mr. jordan: it was an honor to be their speake

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we'll feature mark twain's novel adventures of huckleberry finn. the book has sold more than 0 million copies worldwide and had a profound impact on american literature. the library of congress quotes ernest hemingway as saying, all modern american literature comes from one book, by mark twain, called huckleberry finn. our guest has taught classes on huckleberry finn for many years and will join us to discuss the book. join us monday, live at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now our free mobile video app, and online at c-span.org. also be sure to scan the q.r. code to listen to our companion podcast where you can learn more about the authors of the books feeched. o our next segment. laurin-whitney gottbrath joins us, world editor from axios. and joyce karam is the senior editor for al-monitor. welcome to both of you.

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we feature mark twain said novel adventures of huckleberry finn written in 1884.ntroversial from the beginning because of the subject matter and use of dialect. the book is sold more than 20 million copies worldwide and is had a profound impact on american literature. the library of cogs quotes parnas inuit as saying all modern american literature comes from one book by mark twain called huckleberry finn. and to leave the english professor at butler university and indianapolis has taught classes on how come briefing for many years. he will join us to discuss the book. watch "books that shaped america" featuring "adventures of huckleberry finn" tonight live at nine p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span or free mobile video app, and online at c-span.org. also be sure to scan the qr code to listen to her companion podcast we can learn more about the authors of the books featured. >>

, and a lot of people on the street, if you ask in new york or washington, they know who mark twain iso incorrect treatment of people of color, calling them blacks. this is the culture of a country that is canceling its own, one of the few great writers. for the sake of the trend, or maybe mr. karmuzov means hollywood, or the most vulgar concept of the american dream, ideology childfree, sexual revolution, racism, bl, hip-hop, feminism, lgbt or the mitu movement , i have a question, the historian garbuzov has never heard, and if he had, what would he think, this wonderful... absolutely amazing thought that he expressed charles dickins, a brilliant english writer, 150 years ago, having visited the united states , america’s mission was to vulgarize the universe, that is, even then, 150 years ago, an insightful and brilliant writer already predicted how it would develop, what it would lead to, here interesting, that’s why an institute was created in the ussr, at the russian academy of sciences, an institute in the usa and canada, well, for what, well , probably, in order to understand, st

world, not at his soul , but simply on his position, on his actions, on status, yes on status, but mark twainhe is a socialist and this is especially felt when two swindlers appear in huckel-berifin, who pretend to be the king and the duke, they simply fall on the neck of these jim and huck, who are traveling on a raft, starting from them drink blood, that is, they begin to throw hysterics that i am the duke, i need to serve food, and huck and jim reason like this, so that he calms down, it’s not difficult for us, please, we will serve him during meals, call him yours majesty and so on, but at some point... of course, he immediately understands that they are scammers, but at some point jim also realizes this, he says, listen, but they are neither a king nor a duke, they are similar scammers, even though 3 days of sharp eyes noticed something, but jim is a man, like a relative, but it turns out that he is a rapist, and somehow he doesn’t particularly delve into what kind of social and hierarchy people have there, and he believes at first that this is the king and the duke, but then he shares h

, and a lot of people on the street, if you ask in new york or washington, they know who mark twain isndling of color, calling them negro, this is the culture of the country that cancels its own, one of the few big writers, for the sake of. sexual revolution, racism, bl, hip-hop, feminism, lgbt or the mitu movement, i have a question, the historian garbuzov has never heard of it, but if i heard him think, this wonderful, amazing, absolutely. which charles dickins, a brilliant english writer, expressed 150 years ago , having visited the united states, america’s mission is to vulgarize the universe, that is, even then, 150 years ago, an insightful, brilliant writer already predicted how this would develop. what will this lead to? it’s interesting, that’s why an institute was created in the ussr at the russian academy of sciences, an institute in the usa and canada. well, for what? well, probably in order to understand, study, disassemble, to feel all the undercurrents, trends, possible future movements, how the past is connected with the present, what to expect, what to be afraid of, how

the library congress quotes ernest hemingway say all modern literature comes from one book by mark twain called huckle ferry fin. the english professor at butler university at indianapolis has taught classes on huckleberry fin for many years. he'll join us to discuss the book. watch books that shaped america, featuring "the adventures of huckleberry fin" monday, live at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now our free mobile video app and online at c-span.org. the q.r. code to listen to our companion podcast where you can learn more about the authors featured. >> as the israel-hamas war continues, president biden's nominee to be the next ambassador to israel, jack lew, testified before the senate foreign relations committee. he answered questions about his work on the iran nuclear deal when he was treasury secretary in the obama administration. some republican lawmakers allege he was not forthcoming about the deal's financial implementation. mr. lew denied those allegations. transparency on allegations. mr. lew denied those allegations.

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, and many people on the street, if you ask in new york or washington, know who mark twain is, maybebecause of the incorrect treatment of people of color, it is called. blacks, this is the culture of a country that cancels its own, one of the few, great writers, for the sake of the trend, or maybe mr. garmuzov means hollywood, or the most vulgar concept of the american dream, childfree ideology, sexual revolution, racism, bl, hip-hop, feminism, lgbt or mitu movement. but i have a question, the historian garuzov has never heard, and if he had heard, what would he think, this wonderful, absolutely stunning idea, which was expressed by charles dickin, a brilliant english writer, 150 years ago, having visited the united states, the mission of america to vulgarize the universe, that is, already then 150. 50 years ago , an insightful, brilliant writer already predicted how it would develop , what it would lead to, it’s interesting, that’s why an institute was created in the ussr, at the russian academy of sciences, an institute in the usa and canada, well, for what? well, probably in order

october 23, adventures of hucklebe by mark twain. the next monday night, my antonia by will look out there their eyes were watching god, november 6. free to choose, a personal statent by miltonose. and finally we conclude the words of cesar chavez on november 28. books that shaped america starts september 18. well, we are still live at the national book festival. the 23rd time in a row that book tv has been here and we have a couple more hours of coverage. in a few minutes you will be hearing from authors talking about black writing and identity. after that, food and culture. we have two more guests coming to the such. one is chasten buttigieg. i have something to tell you is the name of his book followed by doug brinkley who has written a number of books on everything historical. we will talk to him about the ark of history. in the meantime, we want to show you another author. this was beverly gage. she had a pulitzer prize-winning book out this year about hoover and the fbi. here she is from last nights opening ceremony of the nati

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we are discussing tom sawyer and hekel berifin, novels by mark twain, a famous american writer. we understand that huck, well, let’s say, is such a partner, buddy, yes, adventure buddy, he helps, that’s right, he’s the leader, and in the second story, where the adventure of heckelfin, who gladly fits into the adventure that huck offers him, that is, to free the runaway black man who is sitting in a shack, yes they both boys are not pretending to be who they are, they are deceiving some aunt, a beautiful woman, this is also tom’s aunt, but they pretend that heckelberin is tom, but that he is a sith, a cousin, that is, they somehow they play it out, the women believe, and tom starts kissing a series, that is, of these adventures of his, which he read in books, he begins to imitate, he makes this black man drag some kind of millstone, that is, so that he would pretend to be a prisoner, write some letters, the black man does not know how to write, but tom writes for him, you must endure it, tom writes some kind of anonymous letter, come - with farmers with guns to wait for the attac

the library of congress quotes earnest hemming way saying all modern literature comes from mark twain. english pennsylvania at butler university has taught classes on huck ell berry finn. watch this on monday, live at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. c-spannow and online at c-span. org. scan the code where you can learn about the author's and book features. >> members of the house held a second vote to elect a new ear. speakers formally jimorn and democrats nomat hakeem jeffries. and jim jordan had 199. 22 members voted for others. here's a look back at the nominating speeches. >> mr. speaker i rise with the purpose of placing a nomination, the name of the honorable jim jordan for the position of speaker of the house at the direction of the republican party. [applause] >> the generous recognize. >> thank you very much. weeks and one day go, i was on the house floor in this chamber and sending our very good friend and former speaker mr. mccarthy from an effort to vacate the chair. in the course of that speech i made the remark that those who did this, whether intentionally or unintentional

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she started reading mark twain to me at night. when i was a little kid she followed mark twain and then she indoctrinated me i wasn't ready for it but her hero hemingway. papa, popular rules. and you know, she was right then i started getting that thing i wanted to tell stories i wanted to write them down. she washed her. she watched. i come from ath town that never had an lending library did not get a lending library until the '90s when the foundation funded it. so i began to write. i was more and more interested she got me a little notebook and i was riding in my notebook. it was 69 cents at the drugstore. somebody publish an empty book i'm going to fill it. she saw me do that. i never applied myself to anything. i had a stack of pages i came home from school one day and she was waiting forot me. [laughter] dear boy, i have a little present for you it honest to god i thought she got me like a james bond a plastic pistol or something. i went out into the kitchen she had gotten her world war ii type writer, cleaned it up, put on t

jane quotes mark twain. i think we're missing an element, this is about what the people, how the people are reacting to this conflict. i think that, you know, having someone as old as joe biden from the 20th century who is a believer and follower and opponents of the international order of the west states. let's not take that for granted. what we're seeing i think the populist response to this conflict, it breaks right through that in the same way that issues like climate change to. trump supporters to. they do not care about israel's right to exist as a state, all they care about is how they see governments treating people or authorities treating people that's why it's so many americans, especially young americans i think are seeing this conflict and immediately calling out the israeli government that they don't like they thought was doing a bad thing so they're siding with palestinians who are at the brunt of that. despite what happened to the israeli people. it's very hard to thread that needle, and be on

. >> tonight, watch c-span series in partnership with books that shape america and mark twain's novel written in 1894. because of the subject matter. the book has sold more than 20 million copies and profound impact on american literature. and quotes earnest hemming way says it comes from one book called "huckleberry finn." so join us on the program to jinn the adventures of huckleberry finn tonight at 9:00. at c-span. org. and be sure to scan the code to listen to our companion podcast and learn more about the book's features. our common humanity. number two, >> he is going to need to counsel them on going after hamas and not recklessly endanger civilians. and the blockade and that is against the rules. course, isran interests and israel has the right to defend itself, but not to recklessly in danger civilians. we need to protect our american interests. we have interests because we would be drawn in. it cannot be up like check -- be a blank check. this could expand in a way that creates a humanitarian disaster that draws a lot of actors in. the first one to be mindful of is hezbollah

mark twain's novel huck finn was published in 1880 four. poems by emily dickinson was published in 1890. frederick jackson turner's the frontier in american history was published in 1893. the red badge of courage by stephen crane was released in 1895. it was there during the civil war. te allf those books are aible on the website, c-span.org/books that shaped america. you can see the entire list at the library of congress -- that the library of congress came up with there. next call is stephen in west palm beach, florida. stephen, go ahead. >> can you hear me? peter: we are listening. >> mr. rosen, which you are calling, and i'm sure many lawyers called his pragmatism is what i called sedition. i'm wondering, for example, and it doesn't surprise me, i didn't realize until now, i have forgotten that theodore roosevelt was the one that appointed him to supreme court because mr. roosevelt didn't seem to have too much concern about the constitution either. and i'm sure you know what i mean. i was saying that one of the things i was thinking, th

she started reading mark twain to me at night when i was a little kid. and she followed mark twain with kipling, and then she indoctrinated me, i wasn't ready for it, but her hero hemingway. pop pahpa, i like pahpa. pahpa rules, man. and you know, she was right because i started getting the thing. i wanted to tell stories. when addressed and down and she watched. shen watched. i come from a town that never had a lending library. tijuana didn't get a lending library and till the '90s when the foundation funded it. so i begin to write. i was more and more interested and she got me a little notebook and and i was writing my notebook, 69 cents at the drugstore. i thought somebody published an empty book. i'm going to finish it. she saw me doing it. i never applied myself to anything. and and i had a stack of paged i came home from school one day and she was waiting for me. [laughing] dear boy, i have a little present for you. an honest to god, i thought, oh, man, she got me like a james bond plastic pistol or something, you know? and it went out into the kit

congress books that shaped america or feature mark twain's novel, add ventures of chuckleberry finn, written in 1884. the book has sold more than 20 million copies worldwide and the library of congress ernst hemmingway says all modern literature comes from mark twain called huckleberry finn. watch books that shaped america featuring adventures of huckleberry finn monday at c-span, mobile video app and online at c-span.org, also be sure to scan the qr code to listen to our companion podcast where you can learn more about the authors of the books featured. >> next discussion about the biden administration's trade policy and agenda featuring trade representative katherine tai, talked about ongoing trade negotiations. >> thank you again for being present. we will start now. [laughter] >> good morning. welcome to the center for american progress both people here in the room as well as as people online. my name is alan, senior vice president for national security and international policy here at cap. before we get into today's events i wanted to take a moment to extend condolences to all a

mark twain. host: the investor to israel and the problems -- on some of the problems some republicans might have with the nominee for ambassador to israel. he has been scrutinized for his approval of mr. obama's treasury secretary in 2014 of a cash transfer to iran. he has also faced accusations of lying to congress about the obama administration's nuclear deal and further criticism for not supporting a veto of the human resolution -- the u.n. resolution condemning israeli settlements in palestinian territory. jack lew is a iranian sympathizer, says tom kotten. the senate should not confirm him. the hearing for that said for today. if you want to see that starting at 10:30, you can follow at c-span now. jackie is next in michigan. independent line. >> hello. i think the less congress gets done the better. it is sad to say but that is the state of our country. our country has not been on the right side of a conflict since world war ii probably. in my opinion, there's no honor in the uniform anymor

paul modern american literature comes from one book by mark twain called huckleberry finn. english professor at university indianapolis and classism huckleberry finn for many years. join us to discuss the book. watch books that shaped america featuring adventures of huckleberry finn tonight live 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, free mobile video at and online at c-span.org. be sure to send this to our go to listen to our podcasts you can learn more about the authors and books features. ♪♪ >> c-span now, free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what's happening in washington live on demand. keep up with the day's biggest event with live streams and for proceedings and hearings from u.s. congress. white house event, the courts, campaigns and for all that the fingertips. stay current with the latest episodes of "washington journal" list scheduling information plus a variety of

finn, mark twain, 1884.erry the eyes were watching god by zora neal hurston in 1930' evan.e to choose, a state by milton and rose friedman. then the words of cesar chavez in 2002. i don't think we did it on purpose but it just struck me the last two books are on economics. carla: you got it. and when you think about 2002, it seems like, that recent? cesar chavez and the united farm workers and everything going on and all this in terms of working conditions echo it was not that long ago. 2002. inc. about that. -- think about that. then of course milton friedman. and the discussions of cryptocurrency. all these things about economics and what is going on. host: two more calls and then we have to let the librarian go. steve in macon, georgia. caller: hello. can you hear me? host: we are listening. caller: i am trying to talk into having trouble with my phone. can you your miyako -- you hear me? host: we can hear you. i apologize, going to let steve go. anna. caller: i am enthralled. i enjoyed hearing from the other people who felt like they influenced america. i am reading two

huckleberry finn by mark twain was one that i remember having conversations with parents about. but none of those so have you reached out to your iowa legacy, slater, about this law locally? i've had conversations with our legislators. i am hearing, you know, i can read what's what's coming out of newsletters and such and it sounds as though maybe there's a perception that districts are interpreting the legislation too broadly or more broadly than the legislators intended. so i am hopeful that maybe we'll see a revisiting or a clarification or i'd honestly be really happy with just even administrative rules, which we normally get from our department of education. and in this instance, the department of education has told us that they don't intend to provide administrative rules, which leaves us all kind of out here trying to figure this out on our own. so, bridget, explain what is the right way to question a book if it's on a school shelf? i think the right way to do it is, first of all, to have that voice really belong to parents. right. if you are a parent of a child who's act

. >> as mark twain said, history shall repeat itself. >> that could be very helpful. >> let's bring in meteorologist, jaff ranieri, boy, cold, right on your screen. >>> yeah, it's definitely did today that we will see more of that in the forecast. the other top headline we are following is a fire weather watch across northern california. let's get you all of those details in the microclimate forecast, and as we roll it into tomorrow morning, look at this. most of the bay area, dropping down in the 40s. another day with that heavier jacket as you head out the door tomorrow morning. 47 for the peninsula, south bay right here at 45. look at this for the north bay. an average of 39. san francisco, 48, and over the east bay, 42. there is a chance of a little bit of early cloud cover, but also some sun mixing in as well. but as we head through the day tomorrow, numbers warm-up, but not by a whole lot. another cool, fall day across very bay area. a nice day to spend our friday. record-setting heat this time last week, not too bad, 67 here in santa rosa, 68 in livermore, temperatures really th

it will feature mark twain's novel, adventures of huckleberry finn written in 1884.he novel was controversial because of the subject matter and use of dialect. the book has sold more than 20 million copies worldwide and has had a profound impact. all the modern american literature comes from my book, bio mark twain called huckleberry finn. he will join us on the program to discuss the book. watch books that shaped america, features the adventures of huckleberry finn. tonight on c-span. c-span now, our free video app and online. be sure to scan the qr code to listen to our companion podcast where you can learn more about the authors of the books features. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including charter communications. >> charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers. we are just getting started. charter communications supports c-span as a public service along withhese other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. wasson the congressional reporter

the library of congress quotes ernest hemingway saying all literature comes from one book, mark twain's "huckleberry finn." and also we'll talk to a professor who taught the book for many years and he'll join us on the program. watch books that shaped america featuring the adventures of huckleberry finn, tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app and online at c-span.org. be sure to scan the q.r. code to listen to our companion podcast to learn more about the authors of the books featured. >> a healthy democracy doesn't just look like this, it looks like this. where americans can see democracy at work. when citizens are truly informed, our republic thrives. get informed straight from the source on c-span, unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. from the nation's capital to wherever you are, because the opinion that matters the most is your own. this is what democracy looks like. c-span, powered by cable. >> we're back now with eric wasson, a congressional reporter with bloomberg to talk about the speaker battle and the week ahead in congress. eric, welcom

or feature mark twain novels adventure of huckleberry fin, the novel was controversial from the beginning the subject matter and use of dialect, the book is sold more than 20 million copies worldwide and it has had a profound impact on american literature. the library of congress quotes ernest hemingway saying all american modern literature comes from mark twain called huckleberry fin english profession at buts her university in indianapolis has taught classes on huckleberry fin and join us own the program to discuss the book, watch books that shaped america, featuring the venture of huckleberry fin, monday, live at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span. c-span now our free mobile video app and online at c-span.org. also be sure to scan the qr code to listen to our companion podcast or learn more about the authors of the book's feature. this year booktv marks 25 years of shining a spotlight on leading nonfiction authors and their books. with talks from more than 22,000 authors, nearly 900 cities and festivals visited and 16,000 events. booktv is provided viewers with 92,000 hours of programming on the

thank god created rule so that americans would land geography copyright, mark twain, while those 75 percent give will take americans who comp place either as well or around on a map, might be guessing that much need to jump or feel less and soon. because washington could be set to say, buttons, the way the united states does not see conflict with the wrong. we do not want this war to why. but if a ron or it's proxies attack us personnel anywhere to make no mistake, we will defend our people. we will defend our security swiftly and decisively. we need to make sure that iran is very aware that we're going to have israel's back, regardless of how many hostages they release. we're going to have israel's back, regardless of how many rockets they try and send over to intimidate, we're going to have israel's back. and if any american or any is really is killed in this process, there's going to be held to pay and they need to know that we're here today to tell or run. we're watching you if this war grows is coming to your backyard for us on the satisfied with the death and destruction it's already

problem, he does not understand the degree of complexity of the game, he is ready, in general , like mark twain yes , that is, this is the same when he does not distinguish where the big state press, but where is it actually just garbage, and this is scary, this is not a separation of these... these things, not a separation of the serious, the frivolous, the confidence is fantastic that in fact ukraine in his person is taken seriously, that he can dictate, that he can command, because they were convinced for a long time that in fact, they are a factor in global, global politics, yes, yes, in general , to break up, but in fact they believed in it, and this, on the one hand, provokes monstrously irresponsible actions within the country, that is, the confidence that everything will be written off, on the other the parties are leading... to disaster, but in order to carry out a liquidation event, you always need a crisis manager , yes, the old director is being written off, and as i understand it, he was offered the option of writing off through elections, and he did not understand and refused, so

. >> monday, watch library of congress, books that shaped america and mark twain's novel written in 1884. the novel was controversial from the beginning because of the use of dialict and profound impact. earnest hemming way is saying all modern literature comes from one book. andrew levy in indianapolis has taught classes on huck ell berry finn. monday, live at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-spannow and online at c-span dorgan and you can learn more about the authors of the books' features. >> 2024 presidenti cdidate tim scott talks aut the israel hamas war. he answered questions from students on foreign policy and national security. [applause] >> thank you for joining us for this conversation and a pmp collaboration. great to be back on the hill top and have this conversation continue. senator as was mentioned in the introduction clearly on the minds of many is the war ongoing in israel with hamas. and worst situation, there are concerns that this conflict could spread and humanitarian concerns on the ground continue to worsen and defense secretary austin, secretary of state blinken vis

mark twain. while that is 75 percent people take americans who come pay, so i that as well around on a map might be guessing that much need to jump for fee less than soon. because washington could be set to say, buttons away. the united states does not see conflict with the wrong. we do not want this war to why. but if iran or its proxies attack us personnel anywhere, make no mistake, we will defend our people. we will defend our security swiftly and decisively, but us on the satisfied with the death and destruction, it's already brought upon them, at least over the past 20 years. is boiling, it's will machine. yes. again, recent weeks, i've seen a flurry of deliveries across power as a guided missile. cruise destroy the ships that across squadron's munitions. but is it enough for what are the blinking and co have in mind? well listen to the commander in chief and it's an obvious yes. in fact, he's got it and him to take on everyone at once with the united states of america, for god's sake. the m

you know, and joseph gobbles explained it well, a lie repeated 1,000 times becomes a truth, and mark twain said that a lie has ran across the world, while the truth is still buckling up its boots. "this is media war, they have turned us into proponents and and defenders of of genocide, this is burning me, you in my very heart, we haven't been able to sleep for days and days and days since since last saturday, this is not just david versus goliath, which was my messaging a week back, this is david versus genocidal goliath, top of that who is all of us military might, 1,00 us bases extended across the world, over 140 countries, this is david versus an imperial genocidal goliath, and the bloccade of gaza is so criminal, because the egyptians want to help, the iranians want to help, all these different organizations, the lebanese, the jordanians, there's a pan-arab, there's a pan muslim sentiment, allow help in, how can you exterminate? this is not general custer in the 1800s, this is not the trail of tears with andrew jackson in the 1700s, it's 2023 and it shows you what they're doing with th

library of cogs quotes parnas inuit as saying all modern american literature comes from one book by mark twain called huckleberry finn. and to leave the english professor at butler university and indianapolis has taught classes on how come briefing for many years. he will join us to discuss the book. watch "books that shaped america" featuring "adventures of huckleberry finn" tonight live at nine p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span or free mobile video app, and online at c-span.org. also be sure to scan the qr code to listen to her companion podcast we can learn more about the authors of the books featured. >> a healthy democracy doesn't just look like this. it looks like at this, where americans can see democracy at work, where citizens are truly informed, a republic thrives. get informed straight from the source on c-span. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. from the nation's capital to wherever you are. because the opinion that matters most is your own. this is what democracy looks like. c-span, powered by cable. >> host: come back to "washington journal." we're joined now by brad bowman, cente