Episode · Breaking Points · 2025-04-11

Books mentioned on Douglas Murray BECLOWNED In Dave Smith Israel Debate

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Emily Jashinsky criticized The Strange Death of Europe by Douglas Murray and The Madness of Crowds by Douglas Murray. Krystal Ball criticized Neoconservatism by Douglas Murray.

Books mentioned, in the order they came up

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  1. The Strange Death of Europe

    Douglas Murray · at 14:11

    The Strange Death of Europe by Douglas Murray is a non-fiction book that examines the cultural and political transformation of Europe through mass migration, open borders, and demographic shifts.

    Critiqued
    “You are a literal dilotant who flits about the world, writes neoonservatism and why we need it and now madness of crowds and the strange death of your It's like are you a expert on immigration?”
    Where to get it
  2. The Madness of Crowds

    Douglas Murray · at 14:11

    The Madness of Crowds: Gender, Race and Identity by Douglas Murray is a provocative contemporary commentary that investigates the cultural, social, and political shifts surrounding modern identity politics, intersectionality, and public discourse.

    Critiqued
    “You are a literal dilotant who flits about the world, writes neoonservatism and why we need it and now madness of crowds and the strange death of your It's like are you a expert on immigration?”
    Where to get it
  3. Neoconservatism

    Douglas Murray · at 14:12

    Neoconservatism by Douglas Murray is a political book examining the ideology and arguments supporting neoconservative foreign policy during the post-Cold War era.

    Critiqued
    “You are a literal dilotant who flits about the world, writes neoonservatism and why we need it and now madness of crowds and the strange death of your It's like are you a expert on immigration?”
    Where to get it