Red Notice

“you know in Russia obviously uh if you've read red notice your lawyer will be murdered like that book by the way incredible incredible I mean it just if you want a incredible book to read this summer or listen to the audio book's fantastic as well”

“Interpol also issued a red notice for dokwan for his arrest that informs uh if you don't know what a red notice is it's also a book a great book uh but a red notice informs law enforcement agencies worldwide to locate and temporarily arrest a fugitive pending extradition surrender or similar legal action”

“and and in in red notice you know it's basically you know bill's making some nice wins and then maybe he won a little bit too much and then you know what somebody goes down to a central office”

“have you ever read the book red notices one of my favorite books probably top three books the last decade is this incredible book about the guy who created the Magnitsky act to protect people from these incredible oligarchs”

“I'm breaking chops but I raised your dad's book because my friend Chris Sacca I was railing about how horrible Putin is and the fact that our country is cozying up to this person”

“that was this part of the book that was a little dicey when they put him in a room and took all his stuff away from him”

“one of the guys i've spoke to a lot who have become a good friend is bill browder you know who wrote red notice have you read have you read bill's book”

“well one of the the uh best books i've read on this uh was called red notice oh yes bill browder incredible and about who is putin”

“well, as it turned out, – I wrote my first book, Red Notice. – And it turned into a major international bestseller.”

“What's interesting is that when I – I wrote the book and I wrote about getting the Magnitki Act passed and it's all very dramatic and great and everyone feels good about it and I had I had a – a senator from Australia – read Red Notice and was so inspired by reading Red Notice that – during COVID”

“I was reading Grand Notice. – I like I know that place, the big swimming pool.”

“like for example, there – is a – in – in the first chapter of Red Notice, we talk about – the – airport, Shermeto airport in Moscow”

“Um, so like I mean there's a – there's a chapter in – in – Red Notice where I'm talking about – discovering something called preferred shares of Russian companies”

“The hardest stuff to write about is something that's – that's not exciting. – The deposition, you know, – there – there's a chapter in – in Red Notice – about when I was at Solomon Brothers long before I ever moved to Russia.”

“Well, talk to me about beginnings. You know, after you wrote Red Notice, you said, "I wanted to write the kind of thing that if you read the first 10 pages, you just wouldn't be able to put the book down."”

“Actually, now that I'm thinking about it, when I think about reading Red Notice, I can see I would guess that you write chapter by chapter because the chapters are these sort of contained units.”

“at number 11 a book called red notice by Bill Browder Browder ran what for a time was the biggest hedge fund in Russia”

“did you ever read the Robert Kennedy book no one's on my list but I have not holy [__] pretty good I need to read that”

“brother wrote the book on red notice right actually he's a friend”