📚 7 Books mentioned in "Fake News Creator on Manipulating Media for the World's Worst Humans | Phil Elwood" of The Jordan Harbinger Show

And I think that, you know, the way I put it in the book is I deserve whatever the opposite of a Pulitzer is.

The guest mentions something from his book, humorously contrasting his work with the prestigious Pulitzer Prize by suggesting he deserves the opposite recognition.

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Yeah, those are the people that send me your book and say, 'This guy would be interesting for your show,' and they write a really generic two paragraphs or whatever, some bullet points.

During the episode, the host mentions receiving a book from a publicist, suggesting that the publicist proposed the guest as a potential interviewee for the show.

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There's an African proverb in your book that I love: "99 lies will help you; it's the 100th lie that hurts you."

During the conversation, the host references an African proverb that appears in the guest's book, stating that while many lies may be beneficial, it's the final lie that causes real harm.

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It’s terrible; the things you know, there are these tips in the book that give insight into your life.

The host discusses tips found in a book that offer valuable insights for understanding life better.

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Tell me you in the book, you do a good job of describing the Libyan embassy.

The host is referring to the guest's book, highlighting a commendable description of the Libyan embassy.

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She makes a cameo in your book, right?

The host asks the guest whether a previously discussed person appears in his book.

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Actually, one of the great thrills of my life was corresponding with Christopher Buckley during writing this book; he wrote 'Thank You for Smoking,' which this book definitely reminds me of.

The guest shares that one of the highlights of their life was corresponding with Christopher Buckley while writing their own book, which they feel has similarities to Buckley's book 'Thank You for Smoking.'

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That's right, the way you spun this Iraq War documentary, that's what reminded me of 'Thank You for Smoking.'

During the discussion, the host mentions that the guest's storytelling style in a previous segment brought to mind the book 'Thank You for Smoking,' which is later confirmed to be by Christopher Buckley.

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