📚 6 Books mentioned in "Project Veritas & Lies in the Media | James O’Keefe | MEDIA | Rubin Report" of The Rubin Report

Podcast: The Rubin Report
Episode: Project Veritas & Lies in the Media | James O’Keefe | MEDIA | Rubin Report
Published on May 3, 2019
Here’s a list of all the books mentioned in this episode. Click on the links to watch specific excerpts on YouTube and feel free to purchase the books if they caught your interest!

American Pravda
Buy American Pravda by James O'Keefe on Amazon
joining me today is a guerrilla journalist the head of Project Veritas and the author of American Pravda James O'Keefe
The host introduces James O'Keefe and mentions he is the author of this book.

Fear
Buy Fear by Bob Woodward on Amazon
but look at Bob Woodward he writes a book called fear and he he uses quotes secondhand from anonymous sources on the background on deep background hearsay quotes
James O'Keefe discusses Bob Woodward's book and its reliance on anonymous sources.

Rules for Radicals
Buy Rules for Radicals by Saul Alinsky on Amazon
I had read rules for radicals by Saul linski in college and I I decided to expose hypocrisy by making them live up to their own rules
James O'Keefe mentions reading this book in college and how it influenced his tactics.

The History of the Future
Buy The History of the Future by Blake J. Harris on Amazon
There's a book by Blake Harris out in the last couple weeks about Palmer Luckey and face book and I encourage you to read it
James O'Keefe recommends a recent book by Blake Harris about Palmer Luckey and Facebook.

The Jungle
Buy The Jungle by Upton Sinclair on Amazon
Upton Sinclair what he wrote the jungle he saw everything and then he ran back to his hotel
James O'Keefe uses Upton Sinclair's book as an analogy for gathering information and reporting it.

The Order of the Librarians
Buy The Order of the Librarians by Blake Harris on Amazon
There's a book by Blake Harris out in the last couple weeks about Palmer Luckey and face book and I encourage you to read it
James O'Keefe recommends a recent book by Blake Harris about Palmer Luckey and Facebook.