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Every book Greg Gutfeld recommended on podcasts

1 book · 1 episode across 1 podcast

Greg Gutfeld appeared on The Rubin Report to discuss media bias, contemporary politics, and cultural commentary. During the interview, Gutfeld brought up the work of Bjørn Lomborg, specifically mentioning his book Cool It. Gutfeld described Lomborg as a sensible voice on environmental issues, noting his pragmatic stance on climate change and international agreements like the Paris Accords. The discussion reflected Gutfeld's frequent engagement with heterodox thinkers who challenge conventional political and environmental narratives.

Books recommended by Greg Gutfeld

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  1. Cool it

    Bjørn Lomborg · Recommended · 1 episode

    Cool It by Bj˜rn Lomborg is a pragmatic environmental book that challenges conventional climate alarms and advocates for cost-effective, prioritized solutions to global issues.

    Recommended
    “and then you the person I read all the time is Bjorn Lomborg Lomborg Have you ever read him I have He's like the he's like to me the most sensible He's not what you call a lukewarm ER You know he's not a skeptic He's not an apostle He's a lukewarm ER and he talks about like you know”
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Books Greg Gutfeld wrote

Appearances

EpisodePodcastDateBooks
Fox News Hate, UC Berkeley, & Views on Trump | Greg Gutfeld | MEDIA | Rubin ReportThe Rubin Report2017-09-151
Other mentions (2: passing, ad reads, own books)
Own book The Gutfeld Monologues
“and more importantly joining me today is the host of the greg gutfeld show the co-host of the five on fox news and the author of the new book the plus self-help for people who hate self-help greg gutfeld”
Passing Los Milos
“like the fact that comics now are calling for books you know Sarah Silverman didn't want you don't wanted to boycott Simon & Schuster because a milos book Now you may hate Milo but the eye can you imagine George Carlin ever being like we're gonna ban books It's frightening”