Episode · The Tucker Carlson Show · 2024-07-09
Tucker Carlson & Ari Shaffir: books mentioned on The Tucker Carlson Show
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Tucker Carlson discussed Ecclesiastes by Philip Graham Ryken and The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand. Ari Shaffir discussed Conversion of Jews by Philip Roth and Goodbye, Columbus and five short stories by Philip A. Roth.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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Ecclesiastes
Discussed“and if enough people there's a whole book in the Jewish Bible called Ecclesiastes that basically makes this point”
Where to get it
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Conversion of Jews
Discussed“There's a Philip Roth book conversion to the Jews uh it's a short story yeah I never read it it's about uh it's pretty good and uh and uh yeah Philip Roth”
Where to get it
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Goodbye, Columbus and five short stories
Discussed“There's a Philip Roth book, Conversion to the Jews, it's a short story!”
Where to get it
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The Fountainhead
Discussed“ever read The Fountain Head yeah so when he leaves for vacation things get [ __ ] up oh yeah”
Where to get it
Other mentions in this episode (2) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
Passing Leviathan
“And if enough people—there's a whole book in the Jewish Bible called Ecclesiastes that basically makes this point!”
Passing Portnoy's Complaint
“and um Po's complaint guy yeah”