sasha, please tell me, tom sawyer and haeckel berifin are very different things.are completely different books, and i just remember my childhood impression of them, yes, but how dissimilar they are to each other and even contradict each other in some ways, because when i was, again, i read these books in class in the fifth, i think, or sixth, i don’t remember, honestly. i thought in my naivety, yes, in my naivety i thought that the adventure of gekkal was a continuation of the story of tom sawyer, exactly the same, that is, like tom sawyer there, ha-ha, the boy spat at the boy, they were all given bream and then they went to their parents, everything is fine , revealing, back, darkness, poverty, crime, murder , violence, slavery, listen, well, there is also murder in tom soyur, here... just tom soyur, that’s what’s going on there, how did you even see it all when you re-read it, for me personally, tom sawyer’s book is exactly about the model of childhood, exactly what it is and why you need to treat life, etc. and people around you, how valuable they are, how easy

tom sawyer begins to help him in freeing jim, huck stops respecting him, he says: i used to respect tomhelps me steal a negro, i stopped respecting him, and i remembered this parallel with jack london in the novel by martin eden, the hero irons, he rents a room somewhere, he is perceived as, well, relatively speaking, a person of a higher class, the owner of this apartment. and at some point he starts stroking, she helps stroke her understands that he knows how to do this very well, and he worked in the laundry, when she saw this, she ceases to respect him, that is, i thought you were a gentleman, but it turns out you are one of ours, and in fact, this is very funny, that is, the person stops respecting another person, realizing that they are on equal positions, it’s very funny, yes, that is, i thought that you were, so to speak, socially superior, but it turns out, brother, people change when... they see who a person is in fact, this doesn’t seem entirely correct to me, that is , they are not looking at his inner world, not at his soul, but simply on his position, on his actions on his

and we conflate huck finn and tom sawyer, the really different stories. i wonder what you think as someone who engages with literature in the context of the history space. now, you know, what does mark twain offer us the opportunity to do? you know, that allow us to engage in conversations and investigations that could be helpful to us at this time. it's it allows for us to see real americans. and i think that's the piece when we're talking about what do history teachers do? there's there's a tendency to think that we just talk about great men in history and that is the arc of all of history. if you really love history, if you really love social studies, if you love econ, if you love poly sci, you start to ask really difficult questions like what about not the great person? but if we're talking about, for example, george washington, what about the soldiers who had to fight under george washington? what was it like for them? what was it like thinking about their families? and i think what twain offers is really a huge glimpse of this antebellum period. thi

it’s unpleasant how many male, well, in the sense of children’s roles were played, tom sawyer, princes's zone, listen, well, the main thing is not to chatter in front of the customer , and we will wrap the chest with screws, that's all, and those breasts, laughter, but just, nakintevich, come to my office, which is not there, i am the king, feet ? friend, that's it, back, now my part of the story, everything went according to the plan invented by general khobotov, nikodimovich, the sub-contingent cars will be at the station in an hour, immediately start loading the prisoners, and when the actors arrive, tomorrow, we need to bring yours in 24 hours seminar to the european standard, there are guest workers in the city, you better tell me, but where are they not now, attract them, and you won’t buy them kazimovich, charge double payment for speed and quality. yeah, double, it’s easy for you to say, but i have a half-ruble account for the skeleton of a mermaid, i knew that’s exactly what you’d say, take it for expenses and don’t steal a lot yourself, but i have a feeling it’ll work out as

so if you're talking about are we going to update the language in tom sawyer? so it's it's more correct. i don't know. are we erasing part of history? i don't have good answers. it comes up a lot. people tend to say on the one hand this. but then on the other hand that i find it very difficult. we just had david blight from yale university on this program and i asked him that question about huck finn, and he said, no, it should not be updated. he's at yale long time, professor, and he's doing this new series on black lives. he's producing this new book series on black lives. and he said, no, it should not be updated. david yeah. david aldrich is one of our our contributors. he's with me almost every single week. fabulous guy. he is a rock star in the world of sports. worked for the

so if you're talking about are we going to update the language in tom sawyer? so it's it's more correct. i don't know. are we erasing part of history? i don't have good answers. it comes up a lot. people tend to say on the one hand this. but then on the other hand that i find it very difficult. we just had david blight from yale university on this program and i asked him that question about huck finn, and he said, no, it should not be updated. he's at yale long time, professor, and he's doing this new series on black lives. he's producing this new book series on black lives. and he said, no, it should not be updated. david yeah. david aldrich is one of our our contributors. he's with me almost every single week. fabulous guy. he is a rock star in the world of sports. worked for the washington post, tnt, covered basketball, now with the athletic, fantastic. he is black. we just talked about this the other day when we were interviewing early on wu, who wrote the book master slave, husband, wife, a fantastic book. and this came up again. and i don't say it's a bla

and i got to say, tom sawyer blew my mind. and it was kind of a science fiction book to me. giant river, what's we don't have those in tijuana, san diego, all of that stuff in his presence, his voice, american voice made me crazy. and i do confess this every time i talk about it and becky thatcher. hmm. yeah. my my first literary girlfriend, i was like, wow, wow, dude, are you kidding me? and i have to say that later it was rudolfo aeneas. bless me, ultima and i thought, oh, my god. and i understood that we can be we can be a weave. we're all weaves in this country. and so that instead of a kind of a liability felt like to me, i always felt a little alien. i started thinking, yeah, this is it. this is what being american, if you want to know what, being an american looks like i am this version. you're that version, you're that and we're all basically the same. if we'd pay attention to it with our with our fabulous, delicious flavors flavors. and in a couple of minutes be moving over to the q&a. so if you could start thinking of your question and you can line up in the center

and i got to say, tom sawyer blew my mind. and it was kind of a science fiction book to me. giant river, what's we don't have those in tijuana, san diego, all of that stuff in his presence, his voice, american voice made me crazy. and i do confess this every time i talk about it and becky thatcher. hmm. yeah. my my first literary girlfriend, i was like, wow, wow, dude, are you kidding me? and i have to say that later it was rudolfo aeneas. bless me, ultima and i thought, oh, my god. and i understood that we can be we can be a weave. we're all weaves in this country. and so that instead of a kind of a liability felt like to me, i always felt a little alien. i started thinking, yeah, this is it. this is what being american, if you want to know what, being an american looks like i am this version. you're that version, you're that and we're all basically the same. if we'd pay attention to it with our with our fabulous, delicious flavors flavors. and in a couple of minutes be moving over to the q&a. so if you could start thinking of your question and you can line up in the center

get complicated very quickly, so if you're talking about are we going to update the language in tom sawyer? so it's it's more correct. i don't know. are we erasing part of history? i don't have good answers. it comes up a lot. people tend to say on the one hand this, but then on the other hand, that puts. so i find it very difficult. we just had david blight from yale university on this program, and i asked him that question about huck finn, and he said, no, it should not be updated. he's at yale long time professor, and he's doing this new series on black lives, huh? yeah he's producing this new book series on black lives. and he said, no, it should not be updated. david yeah. david aldrich is one of our our contributors. he's with me almost every single week. fabulous guy. he is a rock star in the world of sports. worked for the washington post, tnt, covered basketball now with the athletic. fantastic. he is black. we just talked about this the other day when we were interviewing early on. woo, who wrote the book master slave husband, wife, a fantastic book. and this came up again. and i

tom sandoval naughty or nice? >> did you struggle with that sawyer. >> struggling with this story because i have no idea who thesedid you avoid it? >> what the heck is that? >> when we get bombed i'm going to your bomb shelter ordered to hide from that -- how did you miss that? >> never heard of the man before -- >> i know everything that happens in pop culture -- nothing gets by me i'm safe as a 13-year-old. >> with a hot sauce buffet. leave the house you two -- >> no such thing as a hot sauce buffet is there? >> you'll get to the end of it. i'll tell you that. kat: that's a perfect note to end on i'm sure. thank you panel. joe, karen and brian. coming up we've got the secret to scoring best deals on busiest shopping weekend of the year. and retail therapy right here, next. kat: welcome back to fox news saturday thanksgiving weekend and smack dab to cybermonday and peaceful citizens into bargain maniacs in name of a discount toaster whether you brave crowds yesterday or hit the marketplace on monday shopping season can be overwhelming and overbudget so with everyone on hunt for best deal in town how can you find

tom sandoval naughty or nice? >> did you struggle with that sawyer. >> struggling with this story because i have no idea who thesethat? >> when we get bombed i'm going to your bomb shelter ordered to hide from that -- how did you miss that? >> never heard of the man before -- >> i know everything that happens in pop culture -- nothing gets by me i'm safe as a 13-year-old. >> with a hot sauce buffet. leave the house you two -- >> no such thing as a hot sauce buffet is there? >> you'll get to the end of it. i'll tell you that. kat: that's a perfect note to end on i'm sure. thank you panel. joe, karen and brian. coming up we've got the secret to scoring best deals on busiest shopping weekend of the year. and retail therapy right here, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ we're building a better postal service. for more on-time deliveries. and easier, affordable ways to ship. so you can deliver even more holiday joy. the united states postal service. delivering for america. honey, i think i heard something. ok. ♪ from christmas tree mats... to floorliners... cargo liners.... no drill mud flaps... seat protectors... and more... weathertech ha