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Every book Bryan Dean Wright recommended on podcasts

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Bryan Dean Wright appeared on The Rubin Report to discuss international politics, intelligence, and the concept of the deep state. During the conversation, Dave Rubin brought up the book The Virtue of Nationalism by Yoram Hazony. The work was referenced in the context of examining national sovereignty, democracy, and how strong democratic nations can foster peace. Wright engaged with these themes, reflecting his focus on global affairs and national governance as evidenced by his appearance on the podcast.

Books recommended by Bryan Dean Wright

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  1. The Virtue of Nationalism

    Yoram Hazony · Recommended · 1 episode

    The Virtue of Nationalism by Yoram Hazony is a political theory book that defends the nation-state and examines the historical and philosophical roots of nationalism against global governance and empires.

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    “It's not purely, like when people say that, you wanna spread democracy, there's somehow it means this sort of financial thing or capitalist thing, but it actually is, I mean I don't know if you read "Virtue in Nationalism" by Yoram Hazony, it's like, strong nations actually, strong democratic nations, that's what actually brings peace.”
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Appearances

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Ex CIA: Iran's Next Move & Exposing The Deep State | Bryan Dean Wright | POLITICS | Rubin ReportThe Rubin Report2020-01-121