📚 6 Books mentioned in "The Brutal Reality About Palestinians the Media Ignores | David M. Friedman" of The Rubin Report

And again, the lead may not appeal to everybody, but the lead is that it's also the land of the Bible, you know? And the Bible still sells more books than, last time I checked, it sells like 2,400 books an hour. Hmm. Okay.

In a discussion about Israel's significance, David M. Friedman highlights the Bible's importance, noting that it is not only the land of the Bible but also remarks on how the Bible continues to sell remarkably well, underscoring its impact on culture and society.

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And the Bible still sells more books than, last time I checked, it sells like 2,400 books an hour. Hmm. Okay. The Bible matters.

The podcast guest highlights the impressive sales of 'the Bible', noting that it continues to outsell many other books, with an estimated 2,400 copies sold every hour.

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I mean, you know, the values that we hold dear in America came from the Bible. I mean, you know, the Declaration of Independence says that, "Human rights were endowed by our creator," right?

The podcast guest discusses the influence of the Bible on American values, emphasizing its foundational role in concepts like human rights as stated in the Declaration of Independence.

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And all those rights, you know, life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness, they're sourced right into the Bible. I mean, you can look in the Bible and see exactly where our founders got those rights versus any other human rights.

In this segment, the guest asserts that fundamental rights, such as life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, are rooted in the teachings of the Bible.

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But the book's the book, you know, and we're the people of the book, and that book is the reason why the Jewish people are still around today, 3,500 years later, when every other ancient civilization is gone. It's the book, it's the book that kept us together.

The podcast guest refers to the Bible as 'the book' and emphasizes its significance as the reason the Jewish people have persisted for over 3,500 years.

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It's the book, it's the book that kept us together. Again, whether you believe in God or not, the book kept us together.

In this segment, the podcast guest refers to the Bible as 'the book' and emphasizes that it has historically played a crucial role in uniting the Jewish people, regardless of individual beliefs about God.

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