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Book · 2021 · nyt:hardcover-nonfiction=2021-10-31

Rigged

by Mollie Hemingway · Brought up by 3 people on 3 podcasts

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He could have focused on a good friend molly hemingway wrote a book rigged.
Ned Ryun · Timcast IRL · Jul 2022 Listen at 35:06

Questions about Rigged by Mollie Hemingway

Who recommends Rigged by Mollie Hemingway on podcasts?

Ned Ryun (1 episode) has recommended Rigged by Mollie Hemingway on podcasts. In all, 3 people brought it up across 3 podcasts (1 person recommended it).

Which podcasts mention Rigged the most?

Lex Fridman Podcast (1 episode), The Megyn Kelly Show (1 episode) and Timcast IRL (1 episode).

Is Rigged recommended, or only discussed?

Rigged by Mollie Hemingway was recommended in 1 episode and discussed without a recommendation in 2 episodes, as of 2024-08-30.

What do people say about Rigged?

Ned Ryun on Timcast IRL (2022-07-28): "He could have focused on a good friend molly hemingway wrote a book rigged."

When was Rigged last mentioned on a podcast?

Rigged by Mollie Hemingway was last discussed on Lex Fridman Podcast by Lex Fridman on 2024-08-30.

The best things said about it

2 of 3 · every mention
Discussed
Can you steel man and maybe educate me on, there's a book "Rigged" that I started reading. Is there any degree to which the election was rigged?
Lex Fridman Lex Fridman Podcast · Aug 2024
Discussed
Okay we read Molly Hemingway's book rigged in 2020 what are they going to do this time because we now have seen a pattern of multiple elections where the American Democrat regime is willing to use government and corporate power to try to interfere with our elections.
Charlie Kirk The Megyn Kelly Show · May 2023

Where and when it comes up

Most episodes, by podcast

3 shows

Why people recommend it

Rigged by Mollie Hemingway is a political non-fiction book that investigates the controversies, administrative changes, and corporate involvements surrounding the 2020 United States presidential election. Ned Ryun recommended the book on Timcast IRL while discussing serious questions and concerns regarding election integrity and the actions of various institutions. Lex Fridman mentioned on his podcast that he had started reading Rigged to explore different perspectives and understand the arguments behind claims that the election was manipulated or compromised. Charlie Kirk also referenced Hemingway's book on The Megyn Kelly Show, using it to frame a broader pattern of alleged election interference by the Democratic establishment, government entities, and corporate powers. Across these appearances, the speakers utilized the book as a focal point to debate the health of American democracy, the role of media and corporate influence in politics, and the ongoing partisan disputes over voting procedures and election outcomes in recent years.

Every mention

3 quotes from 3 episodes
Ned Ryun he could have focused on a good friend molly hemingway wrote a book rigged 1
Recommended
“he could have focused on a good friend molly hemingway wrote a book rigged”
Charlie Kirk okay we read Molly Hemingway's book rigged in 2020 what are they going to do this time because we now have… 1
Discussed
“okay we read Molly Hemingway's book rigged in 2020 what are they going to do this time because we now have seen a pattern of multiple elections where the American Democrat regime is willing to use government and corporate power to try to interfere with our elections”
Lex Fridman Can you steel man and maybe educate me on, there's a book "Rigged" that I started reading. Is there any deg… 1
Discussed
“Can you steel man and maybe educate me on, there's a book "Rigged" that I started reading. Is there any degree to which the election was rigged?”

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