📚 7 Books mentioned in "Joe Rogan Experience #1459 - Tom O'Neill" of The Joe Rogan Experience

there's a great book called best evidence by David liftin that book got me down a dark road when I was in my 20s

The host mentions a book about the Kennedy assassination that influenced his views on conspiracy theories.

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I've been deep into your book for the last two weeks and will tell everybody what it's called right off the bat it's called chaos Charles Manson the CIA and the secret history of the 60s

The host introduces the guest, Tom O'Neill, and states the full title of his book which is the subject of the discussion.

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I mean I just finished helter skelter I read it for the first time

The host mentions having recently finished reading the book 'Helter Skelter'.

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so their main objective was to commit or to create what they called hypno program assassins people who would kill on command popularly known as Manchurian candidates after a book that was written 1962 and later became a movie and then a movie again

The guest explains the CIA's objective to create 'hypno program assassins' and mentions the term 'Manchurian candidates' comes from a 1962 book.

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the guy that found that ended up testifying to Congress and working with Seymour Hersh to expose it was named John marks he wrote the first book about MKULTRA that came out in the mid to late 70s called the search for The Manchurian Candidate

The guest mentions John Marks, a key figure in exposing MKULTRA, and his book which was the first on the topic.

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it's like Joan Didion wrote in her book The White Album that the morning she learned about the murders and she knew most of the victims

The guest references Joan Didion's book and her perspective on the cultural impact of the Manson murders.

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I've been deep into your book for the last two weeks and will tell everybody what it's called right off the bat it's called chaos Charles Manson the CIA and the secret history of the 60s

The host introduces the guest, Tom O'Neill, and states the full title of his book which is the subject of the discussion.

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