Podcast: The Rubin Report
Care about free speech? Tired of political correctness? Join Dave Rubin for real conversations, real news, and one-on-one interviews with some of the most intriguing names in America today as they break down politics and current events.
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The Saad Truth about Happiness
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In the last chapter of my happiness book, I quote Victor Frankl, who says that pursuing success should not be the primary aim, but rather a consequence of making the right decisions. I suggest swapping 'success' with 'happiness' in that quote, as that's exactly my perspective.
Gad Saad discusses a concept from his book, The Saad Truth about Happiness, where he references a quote by Victor Frankl. Frankl suggests that the pursuit of success should not be the main goal but rather an outcome of making the right decisions. Saad emphasizes his own perspective by suggesting that 'success' could be replaced with 'happiness'.
I discuss how choosing the right spouse and profession can lead to immense happiness or misery in my book. There's much detail involved in making those choices, but I also talk about approaching life with a playful mindset.
Gad Saad refers to his book, where he delves into how making the right choices in life, particularly regarding one's spouse and career, can significantly affect happiness. He emphasizes a playful approach to life as part of this exploration.
I talk about mindset shifts that can help prevent these types of regrets in my book. The divide today reflects a broader societal mindset: between those who feel victimized versus those who are empowered to take action with purpose.
Gad Saad discusses his book, which includes advice on mindset shifts that can help prevent feelings of regret. He likely refers to 'The Saad Truth about Happiness' as a resource for this perspective.
In contrast, the stories I’ve shared about those two men in my book have energized students, showing them that it’s possible to achieve incredible things, no matter your age. Biden’s attitude is the exact opposite; he’s telling a generation that they’re victims stuck in an oppressive system, and that’s nauseating.
Gad Saad mentions his book, explaining how the stories within have inspired students by demonstrating that it's never too late to achieve great things. Although he doesn't explicitly state it, he is likely referring to 'The Saad Truth about Happiness'.
That’s a good segue to my book, where I explore the connection between political orientation and happiness. Research consistently shows that conservatives score higher in happiness than liberals or progressives.
Gad Saad mentions his book, stating that it explores the connection between political orientation and happiness, using research to show that conservatives are typically happier than liberals. He is likely referring to 'The Saad Truth about Happiness'.
and author of the new book, "The Parasitic Mind: "How Infectious Ideas Are Killing Common Sense".
The host introduces the guest, Gad Saad, and his new book by its full title.
we've got your book The consuming Instinct a signed copy for you
The host mentions the guest Gad Saad's book 'The consuming Instinct' and that he has a signed copy.
Atlas Shrugged
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Mentioned 6 times
I will admit that I've never read "Atlas Shrugged", I've never finished it. I've watched the movies, which I enjoyed (laughing) and I know the basic plot, and I kind of liked the idea of Gulch-Gulch
Nick Gillespie mentions the book "Atlas Shrugged", admitting he hasn't read it but knows the plot from the movies.
I remember when objectivism was on the rise when I was at Pepperdine. I mentioned everybody read "Atlas Shrugged," right?
The guest mentions this book was widely read when he was in college, associated with the rise of objectivism.
and then the last decade it's it's in many ways felt you know much more correct it was you know there's a in an Atlas Shrugged there's a the trying to find who you know who is John Galt
The guest references Ayn Rand's book 'Atlas Shrugged' and a specific element ('who is John Galt') to illustrate a point about societal decline.
so I was reading Atlas Shrugged because he said we got the shrugged not because some political guy did
Larry Sharp mentions reading this book because Robert Ringer recommended it, indicating it was part of his intellectual journey towards libertarianism.
and of course in that journey that I was telling you about where I had to find my own identity reading Atlas Shrugged was really the pillar of strength and helped me identify my own sense of life
The guest, Rajshree Agarwal, describes reading "Atlas Shrugged" as a significant event in her personal journey of self-discovery and identity formation.
Well this goes to we've got a little Atlas Shrugged here right
Dave Rubin references the book Atlas Shrugged when discussing the responsibility for infrastructure like roads.
Don't Burn This Book
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I mean, I always say to people, look, I wrote a book, uh, it was the best pro, it might be the bestselling book in American history about defending classical liberalism.
Dave Rubin mentions that he wrote a bestselling book about defending classical liberalism.
And as you may remember, chapter nine of my book was find a mentor.
The host, Dave Rubin, refers to a chapter ('find a mentor') in his own book while discussing Dana Perino's book.
My position before I wrote my book was 20 weeks. Because at that point, we know that the fetus can feel pain. Now there's actually a little evidence that it's closer to 18 weeks. But then in my book, I took the first trimester position which is about 12 weeks in effect. And I talk about, I concede that I believe it's a life. I tried to talk about as many of the moral and philosophical and religious issues and all of those things.
The host, Dave Rubin, refers to his own book when explaining the evolution of his position on abortion.
And of course I've been so inspired in your book don't burn this world.
Yeonmi Park mentions being inspired by the host's book.
"Oh, that girl is saying what she thinks, and so many people are afraid to do it", some guy wrote a book about that. - He did, he did, and we're actually reading that book in my community right now.
Dave Rubin refers to a book about people being afraid to speak their minds. Karlyn confirms the book and says her community is currently reading it.
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people use this term sort of cancel culture, and it didn't exist. By the way I pitched the book for change my mind, I've talked about this many times to conservative publishers and there was no cancel culture. So I had these, but I described SJWs. I described leftist activist and I described people who are sort of liberal by default and sort of what ended up becoming the alt-right. But I just had different words for it. And every single publisher turned it down and said this book is silly. No one will ever wanna do a change by mind book.
Steven Crowder mentions pitching a book titled 'Change My Mind' to conservative publishers years ago, describing its content and how it was rejected as 'silly'.
If you want to read about that state I recommend in the Old Testament there is the Book of Ecclesiastes which starts with a famous phrase as in the old translation vanity of vanities all is Vanity
Eckhart Tolle recommends this book from the Old Testament as describing a state of existential anguish.
and he wrote a book whose title really says it all freedom of speech for me but not for the how the left and right relentlessly censor each other
The guest mentions a book by Nat Hentoff and quotes its title.
he went to Princeton actually for a semester didn't do well there then went to Harvard did not do particularly well until his senior year probably plagiarized his thesis which then somehow sold 80,000 copies as a book when it was published
The guest mentions JFK's college thesis was published as a book and sold many copies.
well if we if we and I've come to refer to this as the the Voldemort effect you know it's the it's the the Harry Potter books in which um J um she devises this really clever mechanism
Maajid Nawaz uses the Harry Potter books and the character Voldemort as an analogy for the fear of naming certain ideologies.
Not My First Rodeo
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Mentioned 4 times
So I want to dive into a bit about the book and some of the hot topics of the day and a bunch more.
Dave Rubin expresses his intention to discuss the book titled 'Not My First Rodeo: Lessons from the Heartland' and some current hot topics.
In the book, you go into your history, your childhood, and really how it sets up a lot of your political beliefs.
Dave Rubin refers to Kristi Noem's book, discussing how it explores her personal history and its influence on her political beliefs.
Many people would look at me writing a book and think it's a book about politics, but it's really not.
Kristi Noem clarifies that her book, 'Not My First Rodeo: Lessons from the Heartland,' is not primarily focused on politics, but rather on her life experiences.
Many of the stories in the book are about working with cattle, hunting trips, or lessons learned from my mom and dad.
Kristi Noem shares insights into the stories featured in her book, which include experiences related to cattle, hunting trips, and valuable lessons from her parents.
The Virtue of Nationalism
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The book that I reference in the chapter, "The Virtue of Nationalism" by Yoram Hazony his whole argument is that every nation should be able to set it's own laws...
Dave Rubin mentions this book by Yoram Hazony as one he references in his own book, discussing its argument about nation-states.
Yeah, did you by any chance read that book that I've got right there? Yoram Hazony, "The Virtue of Nationalism"?
Dave Rubin asks Rick Grenell if he has read this book by Yoram Hazony, describing its basic premise.
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.
Dave Rubin mentions reading the book 'Virtue in Nationalism' by Yoram Hazony in the context of discussing how strong democratic nations bring peace.
joining me today is the president of the Herzl Institute in Jerusalem the director of the John Templeton Foundation project in Jewish philosophical theology and the author of several books including the virtue of nationalism
The host introduces the guest, Yoram Hazony, and mentions he is the author of several books, specifically naming 'the virtue of nationalism'.
Quran
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Mentioned 4 times
for example when i speak against stoning i can refer to the most sacred book outside the quran the bukhari and show that the stoning began when two monkeys were throwing rocks at each other in bukhari throwing rocks at each other and the companion of muhammad saw them and said okay so that that monkey must be a female and must have cheated on that male so he's stoning her so we must apply that and this is the most sacred book after the quran and the quran itself does not have a verse on stoning because a goat ate that verse
The Imam refers to the Quran as the most sacred book and contrasts it with Sahih al-Bukhari, noting the absence of a stoning verse in the Quran.
so I think a certain and I I assume certain amount of sophistication has to be applied to the Quran as well there are the passages from Mecca the passages from Medina Muhammad said one thing when he was winning another thing when he's losing and so different Muslims read those passages differently and also in the in the world I mean by and large I would not feels unsafe if I walked Walked on the the Muslim streets of Indonesia the Indonesian Muslims are by and large not blowing people up I would feel a lot less safe if I were today walking let's say for example in um in Iran yeah uh they're Muslims in both countries but their their historical um their history is different right and that's where everyone gets so confused on
Dinesh D'Souza discusses the interpretation of the Quran and its passages in the context of violence and different Muslim communities.
Now if you look at the UK's former political leaders if you look at Sir William Gladstone he held the Quran above his head he in Parliament and he said that Islam this this Quran is a violent and a cursed book and we will never be have peace on this Earth so long as we have this book
Dave Rubin quotes former UK political leader Sir William Gladstone who held up the Quran and described it as a violent and cursed book.
there's no one definitive reading of Shakespeare there's no one definitive reading of the Bible And there's no one definitive reading of the Quran
Maajid Nawaz uses the Quran as an example of a text with no single definitive interpretation, comparing it to the Bible and Shakespeare.
The Strange Death of Europe
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Mentioned 3 times
Uh strange death of Europe and you know at least a decade you've been on all of this.
The host refers to Douglas Murray's previous book by title while discussing his long-standing views.
so i had douglas on about two months ago and his book is called the strange death of europe
The host mentions having Douglas Murray on the show and states the title of his book.
first off I love the title the strange death of Europe I thought using the adjective strange was particularly interesting the first is it's an odd which not many readers will get to a slightly known history textbook or the strange death of liberal england which described the decline of the Liberal Party in the early part of the 20th century but that's their sort of isn't needed it was know it although there was a slight similarity yes a really little thing is it is just it is odd
The host introduces Douglas Murray's book by title, and Murray discusses the title's origin and meaning.
The God Delusion
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Mentioned 3 times
And then after Dawkins' book, The God Delusion, became a bestseller in 2006, there was kind of a split in the atheist and humanist skeptics movement about how militant you are in your atheism.
Michael Shermer discusses Richard Dawkins' book, 'The God Delusion', and its impact on the atheist and skeptic community, highlighting that its success sparked a division over the approach to atheism.
I did; just to be clear, he's had that position since The God Delusion about a Christian nation.
Dave Rubin references Richard Dawkins and his book 'The God Delusion', discussing Dawkins' perspective on Christian nations.
he showed me Christopher Hitchens and and Richard Dawkins and I thought it would be a good English lesson to to read those those books like God Is Not Great
Speaker Marco mentions Richard Dawkins and his books (plural) in the context of his journey to atheism.
Mein Kampf
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That means a lot of books were banned. You mean your elementary school didn't have 'Mein Kampf'? Well, listen, here's the irony.
Dennis Prager, a guest on The Rubin Report podcast, uses 'Mein Kampf' as an example of a book that would be banned in elementary schools to contrast with modern books being banned. This was in response to discussion around California's proposed bill about banning books, where Prager indicates that all schools would ban many books, and his parents would not have minded him reading it, but they would have cared more about banning sexually explicit books.
This is a copy of "Mein Kampf" all in lambskin, given by Hitler himself. And if you see the book plate.
Glenn Beck shows a copy of Mein Kampf from his collection, noting it was given by Hitler and belonged to Von Stauffenberg.
like do you think if students were forced to read mine comp like would that be better for you know school kids or something this is like today I was like well I read it every morning but that's a joke
The guest uses "Mein Kampf" as an example in a sarcastic joke about extreme ideas and reading habits.
New Right
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Mentioned 3 times
That the right, the new right, to use the title of your book that the new right would become the place that was creative and cool
Dave Rubin refers to Michael Malice's book by its title.
I know some people must be saying, but wait a minute, Michael Malice wrote a book called "The New Right".
The host mentions that Michael Malice wrote a book called "The New Right" while discussing why Malice would want to be on a platform without trolls, given his expertise on trolls.
the longer answer is my background is with North Korea was my last book with your reader the new right happened as a consequence of so many of my friends who were in tort roles who were anarchists fell down these rabbit holes of what they were what was called insomnia reaction and later became like the alt-right and dark enlightenment
Michael Malice introduces the topic of his current book, 'The New Right', explaining how the subculture developed.
12 Rules for Life
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Mentioned 3 times
Chapter nine. If old memories still upset you, write them down carefully and completely.
Jordan Peterson states the title of Chapter 9 of his new book.
I just fit into this because we mentioned right before we started that I've been on tour with Jordan Peterson and during the Q and A's I see so many people that will say to him you know I just read your book and I'm applying the 12 rules for life
The host mentions people telling Jordan Peterson they read his book '12 rules for life' and how it helped them.
and then you know look I put his rules for life in orphan acts
The speaker mentions incorporating Jordan Peterson's 'rules for life' into his Orphan X book.
Enlightenment Now
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I've read the book. I think I've got it back here. You know, Pinker's book "Enlightenment Now."
Dave Rubin confirms he read Steven Pinker's book and mentions its title.
and you know his new book enlightenment now is that things are trending more positively
The host mentions Pinker's new book and its theme of positive trends.
Joining me today is a Johnstone family professor in the Department of Psychology at Harvard University as well as a New York Times bestselling author whose new book enlightenment now is for sale right now Steven Pinker
The host introduces the guest, Steven Pinker, and mentions his new book 'enlightenment now'.
The Madness of Crowds
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And I say this at the end of "The Madness of Crowds" as you know which is that people have over politicized their lives.
Douglas Murray references his own book, "The Madness of Crowds", and a point he makes in it about people over-politicizing their lives.
I mean there have been, as you know, I wrote about this in my latest book, in "The Madness of Crowds",
Douglas Murray mentions writing about a topic in his latest book and states the title.
And I say, in the introduction to "The Madness of Crowds" it's not a surprise that young people who can't accumulate capital in their lives don't have any particular love of capitalism.
Douglas Murray mentions the title of his book while discussing its introduction and the reasons behind the current societal issues.
Trump: The Art of the Deal
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One of the great lessons I learned was from a book by Tony Schwartz called the election game and then how to win. And I'm sorry. I won't get the name, the title right now, I'm just gonna give you the wrong title. Anyway, Tony Schwartz was a great radio consultant who then went into politics. He did a lots of radio ads and he was very good at understanding the idea that was called "The Responsive Chord."
Newt Gingrich mentions a book by Tony Schwartz about communication and politics, noting he might not have the exact title right, but links it to the concept of "The Responsive Chord".
I mean the guy wrote a book about it
Mike Cernovich refers to Donald Trump having written a book about his 'can do attitude' and marketing approach.
This is an even better book than the odd of the deal
Ben Shapiro contrasts the Bible with Donald Trump's book 'The Art of the Deal'.
On Liberty
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I gotta show you. I have a copy of "On Liberty" in my nightstand.
Dave Rubin mentions having a copy of the book on his nightstand.
in particular his book on liberty is probably the single greatest defense of freedom of speech
Chris Freiman mentions John Stuart Mill's book "On Liberty" as a great defense of free speech.
and it's a point John Stuart Mill makes in on Liberty John Stuart Mill often argued that the worst kind of censorship is not necessarily legal or state censorship it's often what he called the informal tyranny of custom where there's just this expectation that you will go along with the conformist mainstream view
Brendan O'Neill references John Stuart Mill's book 'On Liberty' to discuss the concept of informal censorship or the 'tyranny of custom'.
Brave New World
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so I also I want to bring in Aldous Huxley here doesn't have that far to go ya know in brave new world which I have to say I think about all the time as I read about China
Rabbi Wolpe mentions Aldous Huxley and his book 'Brave New World' in the context of discussing societal control and satisfying basic needs.
Which actually brings to mind Huxley's brave new world because in brave new world the terrifying authoritarian state is obsessed with making people happy
Brendan O'Neill references Aldous Huxley's 'Brave New World' to illustrate the danger of an authoritarian state obsessed with making people happy.
well that's a totally that's now society's unfair now we're getting into you know Brave New World type of stuff
Zoltan Istvan references the book to describe a potential dystopian future scenario where technological augmentation creates societal inequality.
Holy Bible (NIV)
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or what it for instance what are the books that one can read Well it's it's never the Bible it is Aristotle Nicomachean ethics Cicero cicero's de o'fee key Seneca and epictetus
Mentioned as a book that John Adams did not emphasize when teaching his son about self-governance, contrasting it with classical moral philosophers.
so I would argue that the if you were to look at three books anyone that took any you know the big three monotheistic books uh that anyone that took any of these books literally there is a tremendous amount of violence in all of them but you have to look at the ideology because only one of those big three religions right now is acting out on it so I don't mind what the books say because most people think they're metaphors or allegories or whatever but if one per one group is looking you know one subset of one group just to be to be fair uh is use is acting on stuff literally then that's the inherent problem so I don't mind the books as much as the people that act on them well as I mentioned so Sher and I got to debate the Bible right so right away he's going to come out and start reading passages in the Old Testament Stone your kids you know and this sort of thing and all this sort of stuff um adultery is punishable by death and so on okay number one I don't think we have good evidence that even the ancient Hebrews stoned their kids right you know uh second there was a debate in early Christianity between the apostles on one side many of them and Paul on the other about whether the Christian should follow any of that stuff and Paul won that debate and the Christians decided no we don't have to follow the Jewish dietary laws we don't have to follow their codes now we follow the Ten Commandments but we don't have to follow all those other rules and so this is not some 19 or 20th century Innovation from the very beginning Christianity goes we're not doing that right so there it is in the book and it is incorporated into the Bible but on the other hand it's not read as a code it's read as an indication of how the people then lived under those code so I think a certain and I I assume certain amount of sophistication has to be applied to the Quran as well
Dinesh D'Souza mentions debating atheists who cite passages from the Bible and discusses its interpretation.
you don't really need to believe in the scripture to concede that there is no one definitive reading of Shakespeare there's no one definitive reading of the Bible And there's no one definitive reading of the Quran
Maajid Nawaz uses the Bible as an example of a text with no single definitive interpretation.
The Evolutionary Bases of Consumption
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It's in my first book, by the way. The evolutionary basis of consumption.
Gad Saad notes that the concept of self-deception appears in his first book titled 'The Evolutionary Bases of Consumption.'
uh now I take this idea and is part of my book so the book is tally titled death of the west by a Thousand Cuts
Gad Saad mentions the title of his upcoming book, relating it to the concept of Ostrich Parasitic Syndrome.
Irreversible Damage
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You mentioned the social contagion part, uh, Abigail Shrier, I'm sure you know the book Irreversible Damage, wrote an incredible book about the social contagion particularly as it pertains to young girls transitioning to boys, not the other way around. I’m wondering, are you hearing from young girls who are in high school now or maybe even younger?
Riley Gaines discusses Abigail Shrier's book 'Irreversible Damage' in relation to the social contagion affecting young girls who are transitioning to boys. The conversation reveals that the guest has heard feedback from people within the audience the book targets.
So this is what Abigail Shrier's new book is about, because basically what you're saying and what she writes about is that in essence if you were to send a kid who was confused about their gender, which some kids could be part of growing up and puberty and everything else, so you send an 11-year-old girl who thinks she's a boy or wants to be a boy, basically you're sending her to a system that is designed not to help her think that through, and maybe say, 'Okay, wait on this.'
Peter Boghossian discusses Abigail Shrier's new book, 'Irreversible Damage,' which addresses how the system often fails to support children questioning their gender identity. He highlights the concern that this system does not encourage children to reflect on their feelings but rather pushes them toward transitioning.
For Love of Country
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Joining me today is the author of the new book, "For Love of Country: Leave the Democrat Party Behind," Tulsi Gabbard. Did you write this book for me? I thought you would like that title, Dave.
Dave Rubin introduces Tulsi Gabbard as the author of her new book, 'For Love of Country: Leave the Democrat Party Behind'. He humorously suggests that she might have written it for him, considering its relevance to his own exit from the Democratic Party.
I talk about this in my book, but he did the exact opposite. That might have been the most divisive speech I've ever heard in my life. That was one of many lost opportunities.
Tulsi Gabbard refers to a topic she discusses in her book during a conversation about President Biden's divisive speech at Independence Hall. This suggests the book contains details of her views on political opportunities and missteps.
The Strange Death of Europe
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(tense music) Douglas, you wrote "The Strange Death of Europe."
During the episode, host Dave Rubin directly references the book 'The Strange Death of Europe' authored by guest Douglas Murray. This mention acts as a catalyst for discussing the book's themes and the predictions it presents.
I said in the opening lines of "The Strange Death of Europe" that Europe was committing suicide, or at least its leaders had decided to commit suicide, and the question, I said, is whether or not the people of Europe decide to go along with that decision. It's my fervent hope that they do not.
In this segment, Douglas Murray quotes the opening lines of his book "The Strange Death of Europe" to highlight his concerns regarding the direction in which European leadership is taking the continent, expressing his hope that the people of Europe will not simply accept this path.
Why I Stand
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The 'Why I Stand' book is being discussed for a movie adaptation.
During the discussion, Jonathan Isaac talks about his book, 'Why I Stand', which is currently being considered for a movie adaptation.
Right now, 'Why I Stand,' I have the book right here, just so you guys can see it.
Jonathan Isaac showcases his book 'Why I Stand' during the conversation, holding it physically for the audience to see.
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
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How do you prove a negative? That's 'Alice in Wonderland.'
In this segment, Judge Napolitano references 'Alice in Wonderland' to illustrate the absurdity of a legal scenario that involves proving a negative.
yeah Alison Wonderland and the rest of them
Sowell mentions this as another book he took out from the public library as a child, along with the Doctor Dolittle books.
Manufacturing consent
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how do we manufacture consent and Noam Chomsky, who's a fellow anarchist of mine, had a book on this subject
Michael Malice mentions Noam Chomsky having a book on manufacturing consent in the context of media elites controlling the narrative.
why do we only have five major media corporations in America when there used to be 50 in 1980 why can't we get this Drake told why does it when we nationalize the banks nobody calls it that and that's because they're all bought and paid for by the same people Reed manufacturing consent
Jimmy Dore mentions the book 'Manufacturing Consent' while discussing media consolidation and bias.
Chicago Blues Rhythm Guitar
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I mean, I wrote a whole book defending liberalism, but they have to ally with the moderates on the right, which I think is most of America at this point.
Dave Rubin mentions that he wrote a book defending liberalism.
my yesterday is Dave Rubin He's written a new book called Chicago my hometown It's great to have you here Dave You know I visited Chicago many times What was love going there Did you Or deed Do you write about the the stockyard You know stargazer fashion
Larry King uses a hypothetical scenario of a 'show off' interviewer introducing Dave Rubin and mentioning a book titled 'Chicago my hometown' supposedly written by Rubin.
The Challenge of Dawa
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a best-selling author whose new book, "Prey: Immigration, Islam, "and the Erosion of Women's Rights" is out right now.
Dave Rubin introduces Ayaan Hirsi Ali and mentions her new book by its full title.
so instead of talking about some of the critics let's talk about your new your new book should we call it a book or a booklet or a what what should we officially call it well it started out as a white paper yeah it's now a booklet and I I hope to expand it to a book and you know start treating other subjects such as assimilation that are not in the booklet but it's an argument it I'm basically saying in there that there is this term that yeah that non-muslims and Muslims should know about I know that most people here if you ask them about Jihad they they they have something to say about it they may not agree on what it means but most people are familiar with the term Jihad right if you understand J had to be a holy struggle or a holy war against infidels against unbelievers then that you have to understand that there is this whole process that is that's prior to Jihad and that is daah
The host introduces Ayaan Hirsi Ali's new publication. Ayaan describes it as a booklet that started as a white paper and may become a book, focusing on the concept of 'dawa' (political Islam) as a precursor to Jihad.
John Adams and the Spirit of Liberty
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Joining me today, is a Professor of Political Philosophy at Clemson University and author of the new book, "America's Revolutionary Mind: A Moral History of the American Revolution and the Declaration That Defined It," C. Bradley Thompson, welcome back to "The Rubin Report."
The host introduces the guest, C. Bradley Thompson, and explicitly mentions his new book by its full title and author.
we've linked to John Adams and the spirit of Liberty as well as the revolutionary writings of John Adams right down below
Mentioned by the host as a resource linked below the video, likely a book by the guest about John Adams.
An Essay Concerning Human Understanding
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And Sir Isaac Newton in his Principia Mathematica, and John Locke, in his Essay Concerning Human Understanding, And they took the enlightenments ideas of the laws of nature,
The guest mentions this book by title and author as an example of influential 17th-century works.
The first is Newton's Principia Mathematica and the second is John Locke's essay concerning human understanding
Mentioned as one of two books that significantly influenced John Adams at Harvard, introducing him to the possibility of a secular science of ethics.
The Right Side of History
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I mean, there've been things that have been going wrong, which is why I wrote the previous book, "Right Side of History", which was the country's kind of falling apart.
Ben Shapiro mentions his previous book and its theme about the country falling apart.
This is of course what Sam Harris and Jordan Peterson had been debating a lot for the last year and a half and many others a Ben Shapiro wrote a book about it
Dave Rubin mentions that Ben Shapiro wrote a book about the topic of the potential flaw within liberalism and the god-shaped hole.
The Ascent of Money
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In my field, I was writing a lot of financial history, I'd written the history of the Rothschilds.
Niall Ferguson mentions writing a history of the Rothschilds as part of his work in financial history.
Niall Ferguson talks about how the greatest parallel from the internet age is probably the printing press, and it resulted in a lot of chaos initially, but in the end, of course, it was responsible for the spreading of wisdom and of learning and of ability to, if you like, share, that transform the way that we live.
John Anderson references Niall Ferguson and his idea comparing the internet age to the printing press, linking it to Ferguson's known work.
The Federalist papers
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Alexander Hamilton was very explicit about that in the Federalist Papers and elsewhere.
Niall Ferguson mentions Alexander Hamilton's explicit statements about the Constitution's design in 'the Federalist Papers'.
so the number of them have actually said you know those federalist papers that really interesting
The guest mentions that some of his colleagues on the Left are now finding the Federalist Papers interesting due to concerns about presidential power.
Why the Jews?
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I've written a bible commentary, "The Rational Bible," and the figures there, Moses was a mentor.
Dennis Prager mentions writing a bible commentary titled "The Rational Bible".
Jew hatred is the only and I wrote a book on this called why the Jews Jew hatred is the only hatred that is extermination
Dennis Prager mentions his own book titled 'why the Jews' while discussing the unique nature of antisemitism as an exterminationist hatred.
The Moral Arc
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You know, at the end of the moral arch I sort of speculate about a future, a world without borders. ... Unfortunately since I wrote that in 2015 we've kind of gone the other direction...
Michael Shermer refers to a book he wrote in 2015 where he speculated about a world without borders.
particularly when I was writing the moral arc and now I'm getting ready to teach this honors course at Chapman on morality and ethics and evolution
Michael Shermer mentions writing this book while discussing morality and education.
Genius Kitchen
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Now, joining me today is a New York Times Best Selling of "Genius Food," and the new book "The Genius Life," Max Lugavere, welcome back to "The Rubin Report."
The host introduces the guest, Max Lugavere, mentioning he is the New York Times Best Selling author of "Genius Food" and "The Genius Life".
but I talked about it as well ingenious foods
The guest mentions discussing the topic in his book 'ingenious foods'.
The Fountainhead
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we're going to be talking about selfishness and the virtue of selfishness
The host introduces the topic of the episode, explicitly mentioning 'the virtue of selfishness,' which is the title of a well-known book by Ayn Rand.
you just did your own sort of Fountain Head style speech at the end there the music store the end of that Liz a man it was a pleasure talking to you
Dave Rubin compares Mark Duplass's concluding remarks to a speech style associated with Ayn Rand's novel 'The Fountainhead'.
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
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if the woman who wrote all the Harry Potter books is richer than - or whatever she bought a hell of a lot of pleasure and so on to other be right
The speaker uses the Harry Potter series and its author, J.K. Rowling, as an example of someone creating value and benefiting from it (win-win scenario).
like you know he talks about Harry Potter a lot or the story of Pinocchio or just different things
The host mentions Jordan Peterson discussing getting truth from fiction, using Harry Potter as an example.
Autobiography of Rev. James Lindsay, D.D.
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and I would I had just written this book or was in the process I don't remember exactly the date I'd written this book trying to look at the psychological motivations behind belief in God and what people mean by that
James Lindsay mentions a book he wrote about the psychological motivations behind belief in God, connecting it to the idea of postmodernism as a secular religion.
okay let's just go to the conceptual penis as a social construct as a social construct You wrote a hoax paper with James Lindsay
The host introduces the topic of 'The Conceptual Penis as a Social Construct', noting it's a hoax paper written by the guest (Peter Boghossian) and James Lindsay.
A Manual for Creating Atheists
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Well so as the guy who wrote a manual for creating atheist deprogramming religious thinking is something you've been interested in a long time
Dave Rubin refers to Peter Boghossian as the author of a book about creating atheists and deprogramming religious thinking.
so when I had Peter beian on he wrote a book called a manual for creating atheist
The host mentions having Peter Boghossian on the show and that he wrote a book called 'A Manual for Creating Atheists'.
The Selfish Gene
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but the last piece of theoretical progress actually involves Dawkins Selfish Gene we essentially encapsulates a synthesis that does lots of things including brings a proper theory of cultural evolution online... so to the extent that we did not have a way of discussing cultural evolution prior to the Selfish Gene Dawkins introduction of the concept of memes
Bret Weinstein identifies Richard Dawkins' book 'The Selfish Gene' as the last major piece of theoretical progress in evolutionary biology, specifically highlighting its introduction of the concept of cultural evolution and memes. He then discusses his disagreement with Dawkins' perspective presented in the book.
science doesn't tell me to uh to uh do anything against my self-interest the selfish Gene written by an atheist that we we are we're composed of selfish genes
Dennis Prager mentions 'The Selfish Gene' and notes it was written by an atheist, using it to argue that science doesn't promote selflessness.
Maps of Meaning
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and that's a consequence of having spent when I wrote my first book which was maps of meaning I wrote every day for three hours for 15 years
Jordan Peterson mentions his first book, 'maps of meaning', and describes the intense 15-year process of writing it for three hours every day.
well I wrote a book in 19 I published a book in 1999 called maps of meaning and the course lectures about that are on my video channel and I wrote maps of meaning because I was absolutely obsessed with what had happened in in Nazi Germany and in the Soviet Union
Jordan Peterson mentions his own book, 'Maps of Meaning', and explains that he wrote it because he was obsessed with understanding what happened in Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union.
The Better Angels of Our Nature
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Pinker's book about about violence and you know that throughout what the Western world the homicide rates did a u-turn in the 1960s
Sowell refers to Pinker's work on the history of violence trends, specifically mentioning the u-turn in homicide rates in the 1960s.
and of course that was what led to my more recent book the better angels of our nature
Steven Pinker mentions his book 'The Better Angels of Our Nature' in the context of discussing the decline of violence.
Heavens on Earth
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Alright so your new book it is out this week it is sitting right in front of me heavens on earth the scientific search for the afterlife immortality and utopia well did you figure it out
The host introduces Michael Shermer's new book, stating its title and subtitle.
and and what is it that actually happens This is subject of my next book Heavens on Earth that you know
Michael Shermer mentions his upcoming book 'Heavens on Earth' while discussing the afterlife and uploading the mind.
God Is Not Great
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well hitch still dealt with this in his book God is not great
Michael Shermer mentions Christopher Hitchens' book in the context of a debate about God and morality.
he showed me Christopher Hitchens and and Richard Dawkins and I thought it would be a good English lesson to to read those those books like God Is Not Great
Speaker Marco mentions reading this book by Christopher Hitchens as part of his journey to atheism.
The Communist Manifesto
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If you read the communist manifesto which I recommend to all your viewers they must read the communist manifesto the first nine or ten pages are devoted to praising the capitalist class praising them for the wonders of what they created the new system of production they brought in
Brendan O'Neill recommends reading 'The Communist Manifesto' and discusses its surprising praise for capitalism in the early pages.
um the idea when we talk about disruptive Technologies that's Marx if you read uh even the Communist manifest is the way that technology disrupts the social relations of production and creates a new model production
Yanis Varoufakis mentions 'the Communist manifest' while discussing Karl Marx's ideas about disruptive technologies and their impact on social relations and modes of production.
Waking Up
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yeah it sounds a lot like uh the book by Sam Harris who's one of my one of my favorite... oh the book's right there Sam Harris waking up a GU... a guide to spirituality without religion
The host mentions Sam Harris and his book, which is visible nearby, and quotes its subtitle to relate it to the discussion on spirituality without fundamentalism.
This is what I asked what I asked Sam who's under you know such assault constantly from all these people and wrote a book called waking up spirituality without religion
The host mentions asking Sam Harris about life balance and mentions his book title.
War on the West
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All right, Douglas Murray, do we get right into democracies and death cult or do you want to talk about other things first?
The host introduces the topic by mentioning a title related to Douglas Murray's new book.
All the Demons Are Here
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It sort of reminds me of the ridiculous right now whereas I'm sure you know about a month ago Jake Tapper announced he has a book about the scandal around Biden's health.
Dave Rubin mentions Jake Tapper's recent book about the scandal surrounding Biden's health, criticizing Tapper for writing about it now.
Magic of Believing
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I read a book called 'The Magic of Believing' by Claude M. Bristol, this old book, and it talked about how to condition your mind, and it talked about incantations, not affirmations. You go, 'I'm happy, I'm happy, I'm happy,' and your brain goes, 'BS,' I'm not happy.
In this segment, Tony Robbins recounts how he ran 16 miles after being evicted from his home in his youth. He references the book 'The Magic of Believing' by Claude M. Bristol, which emphasizes the use of incantations as a means of mental conditioning.
Dopamine Nation
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I would refer everybody to Dr. Anna, who specializes in this, who's an addiction specialist, and she wrote a book called 'Dopamine Nation' and she breaks it down better than anybody.
In this segment, Jillian Michaels highlights the book 'Dopamine Nation' by Dr. Anna, an addiction specialist. She emphasizes how Dr. Anna adeptly discusses the impact of processed foods on the brain’s reward system. Jillian uses insights from the book to illustrate how food companies manipulate human vulnerabilities.
The Book: A Cover-to-Cover Exploration of the Most Powerful Object of Our Time
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My sister and I talk about this in the book; it’s just not rational when it comes to chronic conditions.
The speaker mentions that he and his sister discuss the irrationality of the medical system's approach to chronic conditions in 'the book,' indicating they are co-authors. This is notably the first mention of 'the book' in the podcast.
The Book: A Cover-to-Cover Exploration of the Most Powerful Object of Our Time
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My sister and I talk about this in the book; it’s just not rational when it comes to chronic conditions and the long-term sicknesses destroying this country.
In this segment, the speaker discusses insights from 'the book' that he co-authored with his sister, emphasizing the irrationality surrounding chronic conditions and their impact on the nation.
Light of the Mind, Light of the World
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So what I set out to do in this book is tell the story of how science first emerged, what we know about the ancient history of what was then called natural philosophy, and then how that noble endeavor got kind of split off from the other forms of knowledge.
Spencer Klavan explains the aims of his book, 'Light of the Mind, Light of the World: Illuminating Science Through Faith', in which he narrates the history of science and its separation from other knowledge forms.
Light of the Mind, Light of the World
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So the conclusion of this book, the last section, is about what modern science, the actual science, really says about our place in the universe, especially the importance of human consciousness, because it's a very different story than we actually were brought up to believe.
In the podcast, Spencer Klavan discusses the conclusion of his book, 'Light of the Mind, Light of the World: Illuminating Science Through Faith'. He emphasizes how modern science reveals a different narrative about our understanding of human consciousness and our place in the universe compared to previous beliefs.
Light of the Mind, Light of the World
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I mean there’s a fascinating moment, and this really is kind of at the heart of the book, and it comes with Isaac Newton, who I learned about in school, and I think I have a tolerable understanding of Newton's laws of motion and force and acceleration and all that.
Spencer Klavan discusses a central theme of his book, 'Light of the Mind, Light of the World: Illuminating Science Through Faith', as it relates to Isaac Newton's discoveries.
One Jewish State
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Joining me today is the former U.S. ambassador to Israel under President Trump and author of the new book, One Jewish State: The Last Best Hope to Resolve the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict.
In this segment, Dave Rubin invites David Friedman, the former U.S. ambassador to Israel, to discuss his new book, 'One Jewish State: The Last Best Hope to Resolve the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict'. The book serves as the central theme of their conversation.
The Righteous Mind
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A lot of it is down to phones, you know this, Jonathan Haidt’s book that came out was pretty scary about the impact on impressionable young minds, but I also think we're not preparing kids when they come through school; we're not preparing them for the hard knocks of the real world.
In this segment, Piers Morgan references a book by Jonathan Haidt that explores the frightening effects of smartphones on impressionable young minds, highlighting concerns about the lack of preparation for students facing the challenges of the real world.
Hillbilly Elegy
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What’s important is, one, his political identity is from Hillbilly Elegy; he’s speaking to people from the Rust Belt.
During the discussion, podcast host Dave Rubin and guest Michael Knowles talk about J.D. Vance, who has recently been announced as Donald Trump's running mate. Knowles highlights that Vance's political identity is rooted in his book 'Hillbilly Elegy,' which speaks to the concerns of people from the Rust Belt.
Seeing Like a State
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One of the main aims of the state, and this is from the book, seeing like a state, he said that the state tries to make taxpayers legible.
During the episode, guest Robert Breedlove references the book 'Seeing Like a State' to illustrate how governments aim to simplify the tracking and management of taxpayers.
The Purpose-Driven Life
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And I think since becoming Christian, I am learning in my choices to recognize that as Rick Warren says in the first four words of his book: it’s not about you. It's not about you.
Russell Brand references the book 'The Purpose Driven Life' by Rick Warren, quoting its opening words, 'it's not about you.' This quote is part of his discussion about his personal journey and the influence of his newfound Christian faith.
Holy Bible (NIV)
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The more I look at literal gospel Christianity from the good book itself, the more it's somehow unraveling, melting away, throwing out my preconceptions, my arid, ardent, severe sense of materialism and replacing it with a certainty only in love—a certainty only in our ability to have a relationship with an indwelling God that died for us.
Russell Brand refers to the Bible as the 'good book' while discussing his personal journey into Christianity and the transformative impact the gospels have had on his perspective regarding life and faith.
Ready Player One
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This is basically Ready Player One. It's not exactly about intelligence per se; it’s about human nature.
Tom Bilyeu references 'Ready Player One' to illustrate the potential for people to prefer virtual worlds over reality, and how that is a matter of human nature beyond intelligence.
The Torah
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When considering Moses, the greatest prophet in Judaism, he didn’t get to enter the land as one of the Torah portions describes; he asked God if he'd be allowed entry just to see it, and God said no.
The guest discusses the Torah in the context of Moses, highlighting how one of the Torah portions narrates God's response to Moses' request to enter the land.
Selections from the Prison Notebooks of Antonio Gramsci
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One of my favorite writers, Antonio Gramsci, has another metaphor that is probably more appropriate; not all of us are going to haul the ropes and live in a mountain; that’s kind of a weird thing to do. He talks about digging trenches, kind of World War I metaphor, and I think that's probably more appropriate.
Chris Rufo references Antonio Gramsci, specifically discussing his work 'Prison Notebooks'. This mention is situated within a broader conversation about strategies for positive cultural intervention during times of crisis, particularly emphasizing the importance of institutions in these efforts.
Nation of Victims
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I read his books, and so I didn’t would not have guessed personally, you know, that Vivek would have—and again, no shade on him; he's a super successful guy.
During the conversation, Dave Rubin and Mayor Francis Suarez mention that Suarez has read Vivek Ramaswamy's books. This detail highlights an interesting point about the different backgrounds and approaches of political candidates.
The End of History and the Last Man
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I don't think that history has an end point; I don't think we're at the end of history, as Fukuyama suggested.
During the discussion, Peter Boghossian implicitly references Francis Fukuyama and his book, 'The End of History and the Last Man,' while arguing against the notion that history has a definitive endpoint.
Enlightenment Now
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I think human beings don't change, and the story of humanity is not humanity becoming ever better, sort of in the Steven Pinker notion.
In this segment, Ben Shapiro references Steven Pinker while discussing the concept of human nature. He is likely alluding to Pinker’s book 'Enlightenment Now' and the author's perspective on the idea of human progress.
Speechless
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The situation arose regarding a book by BLM's Andy Knowles, which discussed Antifa and the BLM riots. [David] Yeah.
Winston Marshall refers to a book by Andy Knowles, who is associated with BLM, which discusses Antifa and the BLM riots. This mention is significant as it relates to the controversy that led to his de facto cancellation from Mumford & Sons. Although the book is not specifically named, its content is summarized without further analysis. Dave Rubin and Winston do not elaborate on the reasons behind the book's controversial nature.
The End of the Alphabet
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We have different TV shows and fashion senses and everything, and I break all of that down in the book.
Isabel Brown discusses how she analyzes the distinctions between different generations, particularly regarding TV shows and fashion, in her book. This reference suggests that the book is likely titled 'The End of the Alphabet: How Gen Z Can Save America.'
Holy Bible (NIV)
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I'm not super religious, but I'm definitely spiritual, and like if you open a book like the Bible, this is the end of times we're living in. And it sounds silly, but if you read it, it's like everything perceived to be wrong will be perceived as right.
Emily Austin discusses the Bible in the context of her beliefs about spirituality and the current state of the world, suggesting that it aligns with her view of these times as 'end times'.
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- Look, I think I might have mentioned this the last time around, but there is a reason why the Bible still sells 2000 copies every hour.
The guest notes that the Bible continues to sell 2000 copies every hour, highlighting its importance and the valuable lessons it conveys, as part of a broader discussion on hope and values.
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I mean, the path back really is, I think we need to read the Bible.
During the end of the interview, the guest proposes that reading the Bible could help people reconnect with the fundamental principles that have historically contributed to the greatness of civilizations.
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And I find great comfort when I go back and read the Bible, read the prophets, read their hopes and values and dreams.
The guest shares that he finds great comfort in reading the Bible and its prophets at the end of the interview, highlighting how it imparts timeless values and insights.
Irreversible Damage
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Well, I can see how this dovetails nicely with Abigail's new book because basically her argument, or the case she's making, is that the entire psychiatric and psychological fields have failed an entire generation.
Dave Rubin discusses Abigail Shrier's new book, 'Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters'. He highlights how the book addresses the failures of psychiatric and psychological fields in supporting a generation of youth, linking it to broader issues of birth control and its side effects.
Irreversible Damage
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One amazing thing about my last book is that I went to interview—I probably talked to about 1,000 parents because after I wrote the book, I had talked to probably hundreds, and then in the years after the book, so many parents kept reaching out to me.
Abigail Shrier mentions her last book to explain her extensive experience interviewing parents, providing context for her research background.
Awakenings
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- 'The Daily Wire' should make a movie about that, by the way. It's amazing, it's like 'Awakenings.' I said that on my show earlier.
Dave Rubin suggests that 'The Daily Wire' should make a movie about John Fetterman's recovery story and mental clarity, comparing it to the book 'Awakenings'. He draws a parallel between Fetterman's apparent mental awakening and the themes explored in 'Awakenings'.
The Great Mental Models, Volume 1
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I wasn’t introduced to Chesterton's Fence until, I don’t know, 2016 or even later. Chesterton's Fence is a profoundly important principle.
Bret Weinstein discusses 'Chesterton's Fence', describing it as a profoundly important principle that he only learned about relatively recently.
Holy Bible (NIV)
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They're the authors of the Bible. You don't have to believe in God to understand that this is true.
Andrew Klavan discusses how the Jewish people are the authors of the Bible, emphasizing their historical significance and its role in understanding the world. The Bible is further explored in detail later in the podcast.
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And to be honest, if you read the first three or four chapters of Genesis, and you don't see the human condition plumb to its depths, you're not reading it right.
Andrew Klavan references the book of Genesis from the Bible, describing it as a profoundly insightful work that delves into the human condition. This mention comes in the context of a conversation about the failures of the secular world.
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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.
Holy Bible (NIV)
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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.
The Big Sort
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It's not being, what was the book called, 'The Big Sort,' a while ago?
During the conversation, Dave Rubin refers to the book 'The Big Sort' while discussing how divisions are formed when people relocate to places that reflect their political views.
The Federalist Papers
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It is a vision of separation of church and state; fine, you can have any religion you want, but just don't impose it on me. The roots of America are in the enlightenment, the Declaration, and the Constitution. If we can resurrect the spirit of the Founders, if we can bring that back, and that's a positive vision.
In a discussion about the foundations of American ideals, Dave Rubin and his guest, Yaron Brook, highlight the significance of America's roots in the enlightenment, the Declaration of Independence, and the Constitution. Yaron emphasizes the importance of these original founding documents and the principles established by their writers.
Infidel
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You know of my life story that I document in 'Infidel.'
Ayaan Hirsi Ali discusses her book, 'Infidel', in which she narrates her life story, highlighting its significance in the ongoing conversation during the podcast episode.
Eichmann in Jerusalem
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The banality of evil, remember Hannah Arendt?
Ayaan Hirsi Ali references Hannah Arendt and her concept of 'the banality of evil' while discussing the disturbing reactions of a Hamas member's parents after their son committed atrocities.
The Strange Death of Europe
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In fact, I said when "The Strange Death of Europe: Immigration, Identity and Islam," as is the subtitle, came out, I said that it has been my fervent desire that this book proves to be wrong. I remember, you said that to me in an interview about it. I mean, you wanted it to be wrong.
Douglas Murray clarifies the full title, including its subtitle, and explains that he wishes the predictions made in his book had not come true. The conversation emphasizes the book's significance in light of the current political climate.
Eichmann in Jerusalem
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Yeah, and I specifically mention Hannah Arendt and her idea about Eichmann from the book 'Eichmann in Jerusalem.' That Eichmann was, yeah, he was a Nazi, but that wasn't what motivated him; he was sort of like I want to be part of a really efficient system.
In this segment, Dinesh D'Souza references Hannah Arendt's book 'Eichmann in Jerusalem' to discuss the concept of the banality of evil. He explores how individuals, like Eichmann, may engage in harmful actions not out of blatant malice, but from a desire to be part of a highly organized system. This connection is used to highlight the motivations of individuals operating within repressive states.
1984
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Some of it is hidden, to be sure, but some of it, even outside the government, is almost reminiscent of Orwell in '1984'. It talks about the fact that Big Brother has an inner party and an outer party.
Dinesh refers to the book '1984' by George Orwell while discussing the implementation of a police state through various public means, including media and education. He draws parallels between the book's themes and modern coordination among public and private sectors.
Settle for More
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I know I told this story in my book and I told it for a reason, but there was a moment after, on 9/11 where on 'Good Morning America', it was Diane Sawyer and Charlie Gibson anchoring.
In this segment, Megyn Kelly refers to a story she previously shared in her book, focusing on a significant moment during the news coverage following 9/11.
The 48 Laws of Power (Special Power Edition)
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And that's, the first one is from like Robert Green's books, 'The 48 Laws of Power', which is never outshine the master, right? Trump is a more veteran statesman than him by virtue of being A, the president and being older, right?
Carl Benjamin cites Robert Greene's book, 'The 48 Laws of Power', to illustrate a political principle related to leadership dynamics. He points out that one of the laws, which advises against outshining one's superior, is applicable to the way DeSantis has approached his challenges against Trump, highlighting the significance of observing the established hierarchy in politics.
You Will Own Nothing
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You know, Dave, one of the things I did—and you will own nothing—is I really tried to take the conspiracy element out of this and the politicization out of this because I do think that this starts getting into this camp or this camp when you go to BlackRock's shareholder letter and you see them say these things in their own words.
Carol Roth discusses her book, 'You'll Own Nothing: Your War with a New Financial World Order and How to Fight Back', explaining how she aimed to remove conspiracy theories and politicization from the subject in question.
You Will Own Nothing
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Yeah, so we talk about the book, but if you think about someone who's helped people create wealth and generate wealth for over 25 years, I know that wealth comes from ownership.
In this segment, Dave discusses the themes of wealth and ownership found in Carol Roth's book, highlighting her long history of helping individuals create and generate wealth.
The Saad Truth about Happiness
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I actually discuss this in quite a bit of detail in the book. You've met her, you know, on numerous occasions.
Gad Saad shares that he discusses his wife in detail in his book, 'The Saad Truth About Happiness'.
Holy Bible (NIV)
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I mean, I remember reading the Bible: you first read the Bible and you're like, okay, and they destroyed themselves.
Glenn Beck mentions reading the Bible to illustrate his view that societal mistakes tend to repeat themselves.
Front Row at the Trump Show
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I wrote about this in my first book, and they treated the transition in a very professional way and said, you know what, we disagree with you, but our job is to make sure you're ready to govern and that you guys are successful.
In this segment, Sean Spicer refers to his first book as he discusses a professional transition he encountered, highlighting how he was treated by Jack and Josh Orange during that period.
The Rust Programming Language (Covers Rust 2018)
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And that's why I wrote the book, David, this is why I blew the whistle on the press. I try to be fair.
Ari Fleischer clearly expresses that he wrote a book to highlight issues with the press, describing this action as 'blowing the whistle' on the media.
Handwriting Without Tears: My printing book
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No and here's where I think, and I hope my book is a little bit different. I point these things out because I lament them.
Ari Fleischer discusses his own book, describing it as a unique perspective on the current media landscape and expressing his concerns about the state of the media.
Not My First Rodeo
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My Lieutenant Governor tells the story that he would get phone calls from even our best supporters saying, 'Hey, you gotta get the governor in line.' (relaxing music) I'm Dave Rubin, and joining me today is the Governor of the great state of South Dakota, as well as the author of the new book, Not My First Rodeo: Lessons from the Heartland.
In this episode, Dave Rubin introduces Kristi Noem, who serves as the Governor of South Dakota and has authored the book 'Not My First Rodeo: Lessons from the Heartland.'
The Book: A Cover-to-Cover Exploration of the Most Powerful Object of Our Time
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There's one story in the book where I'm getting recruited to go to college to play ball.
Jonathan Isaac discusses a story from his book about his recruitment to play college basketball.
This Book
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But now I see the tangible book is alive, and people are reading it, expressing how inspired and encouraged they feel.
Jonathan Isaac shares that the book has become a source of inspiration and encouragement for those who are reading it.
It's a Book!
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I can write a book and see my life kind of expand.
Jonathan Isaac mentions his ability to write a book and how it allows him to grow and expand his life experiences.
On the Genealogy of Morals
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In the book, I use a couple of fantastic quotes from Nietzsche from Genealogy of Morals. one of his analogies that I lift is about people who pick at long-closed wounds, pick off the scabs, and then scream about how much they've been hurt. This is horribly pertinent.
Douglas Murray discusses Nietzsche's 'Genealogy of Morals,' highlighting its relevance to people who reopen past wounds and express their pain, drawing a parallel to contemporary issues.
The Torah
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So I started studying the Torah and I said, ",Okay, there's two things. One, there is Yiddishkeit," right?
David Mamet shares his journey of studying the Torah, linking it to his exploration of his Jewish identity.
Ego & Hubris
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Harvey Pekar, the late comic book writer of "American Splendor" fame, he wrote a book about me called "Ego and Hubris" that came out in 2006.
Michael Malice mentions Harvey Pekar wrote a book about him called "Ego and Hubris".
Ulysses
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you couldn't legally publish "Lady Chatterley's Lover" James Joyce's, "Ulysses", Henry Miller's, "Tropic of Cancer", Alan Ginsberg's, "Howl" before about 1960 without worrying about being dragged into court
Mentioned as a book by James Joyce that was subject to government censorship before the early 1960s.
Beyond Order
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With this new book, I can show you this. That's what it looks like. The black counterpart to the white book, the previous book.
Jordan Peterson shows the physical copy of his new book.
The Wolf of Wall Street
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I went to jail, and I wrote a book about it, and that book became a movie. And I got really lucky 'cause the thing is when you make a movie there's two things can happen. You could have a movie made about you, and I love Danny DeVito, but let's just say, you could get played by Danny DeVito or-- - (laughs) No offense, no offense. - I love Danny, but, or Leonardo DiCaprio and have Martin Scorsese direct that movie. And I have to say, what they did is they took a book that I worked very hard on and I was proud of, and the writer, Terrance Winters, a brilliant guy, and all of us together created what really ended up being a very special, amazing movie that has certainly stood the test of time and become probably one of the biggest cult hits of all time.
Jordan Belfort mentions writing a book about his life story which subsequently became the movie 'The Wolf of Wall Street'.
Contact
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Like I think one of the greatest movies is like "Contact". It's with Jodie Foster. It's just a great movie. - I love that Carl Sagan. Right, it's a great book, great movie. And they ask that, "So you think that 95% of the population "is suffering from mass delusion?" (laughs) - And she says, I've asked the question. - Basically I've answered the question, right? I think I've already answered that question. But the point is it's a valid Occam's razor.
Dave Rubin mentions the movie 'Contact', and Jordan Belfort confirms it's a great movie and book, mentioning the author Carl Sagan. Dave later mentions reading all of Carl Sagan's books after seeing the movie, specifically noting 'Contact' was his only nonfiction.
Charter Schools and Their Enemies
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He did publish a book last year, a brand new book, on charter schools.
Jason Riley mentions that Thomas Sowell published a new book on charter schools the previous year.
Irreversible Damage
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Joining me today for a long overdue interview is author of the new book "Irreversible Damage The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters". Abigail Shrier, welcome to The Rubin Report.
The host introduces the guest, Abigail Shrier, as the author of her new book and states the full title.
Bad Therapy
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So let's just start with the controversy first because what you write about here in "The Transgender Craze" is really like, the hot topic of the day and the thing that seems to get the most people in hot water.
The host refers to the book by a shortened version of its title when discussing the topic.
In Order to Live
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Joining me today is a human rights activist, author of "In Order to Live," a North Korean girl's journey to freedom and someone that I'm honored to call a friend, Yeonmi Park, welcome to "The Rubin Report."
The host introduces the guest, Yeonmi Park, as the author of this book and states the full title.
Animal Farm
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Like I could see in that little pigs in the animal farm was it, I see myself as in my grandmother's like, Oh this is what happened.
Yeonmi Park refers back to the book "animal farm" and how she related to the characters.
Ten Global Trends Every Smart Person Should Know
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Joining me today is the Editor of HUMANPROGRESS.ORG and the co-author of the new book, "10 Global Trends, Every Smart Person Should Know" and many others that you will find interesting.
The host introduces the guest, Marian Tupy, and mentions he is the co-author of a new book titled '10 Global Trends, Every Smart Person Should Know'.
The White Pill
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My next book is called "The White Pill". I'm working on it now, and this is really going to be a manifesto that's gonna make people very excited and very hopeful about the future of this country...
Michael Malice announces the title of his upcoming book and describes its theme.
Name of the Rose
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Right, then I referred to a book, well originally a book but then a movie. The Name of the Rose, if you remember The Name of the, did you see it Dave by the way?
Gad Saad refers to a book that was also made into a movie, mentioning its title.
Notorious RBG
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And the whole wall of books is like, even before Ruth Bader Ginsburg died, it was like RBG, the notorious, and you know, all Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton and then Chelsea Clinton.
Megyn Kelly describes the selection of books in a local children's bookstore, noting the presence of books about prominent liberal women, including one referred to as 'RBG, the notorious'.
Triggered
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Are you shocked that they allowed your last book "Triggered" not only to make the list, I mean, I made the list too, just saying but they let you be number one.
The host asks Don Jr. if he was surprised his previous book "Triggered" made the New York Times bestseller list at number one.
Philosophiae naturalis principia mathematica
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Francis Bacon in his Novum Organum. And Sir Isaac Newton in his Principia Mathematica, and John Locke, in his Essay Concerning Human Understanding,
The guest mentions this book by title and author as an example of influential 17th-century works.
Food Fix
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and his newest book is "Food Fix: How to Save Our Health, Our Economy, "Our Communities, and Our Planet One Bite at a Time".
The host introduces the guest, Dr. Mark Hyman, and explicitly mentions his newest book by title.
Between the World and Me
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I've read a lot of Ta-Nehisi Coates, and Ta-Nehisi is, you know, would be considered on the sort of left side of the spectrum in black intelligentsia.
Bryan Callen mentions reading Ta-Nehisi Coates' work, describing him as a beautiful and moving writer on the left side of black intelligentsia. No specific book title was mentioned.
Common Sense
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He had taken Thomas Paine who had written an amazing pamphlet called "Common Sense" which explained the Revolutionary War to everyday people.
Newt Gingrich mentions Thomas Paine's pamphlet "Common Sense" in the context of the Revolutionary War.
The Gutfeld Monologues
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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
The host, Dave Rubin, introduces Greg Gutfeld as the author of his new book, stating the full title and author.
White Fragility
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This is what Abraham Kenzi says in "How to be an Antiracist," and Robin DiAngelo sort of mirrors this.
Ben Shapiro mentions Robin DiAngelo, linking her ideas to those in 'How to be an Antiracist', implying her book 'White Fragility'.
Bowling Alone: Revised and Updated
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Yeah, absolutely, I remember there was a book written in the '90s by a guy named Putnam, the title was "Bowling Alone." And it sort of was a sociological book, just looking at the erosion of community in America, beginning with the bowling leagues.
Nathan Finochio mentions this book as a sociological study from the 90s about the erosion of community in America.
The Denial of Death
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there's this book written by a Pulitzer Prize winner. I think his name is Ernest Becker, and the title of it was "The Denial of Death." In his book, he's, looking at secularism, and kind of what it's done in modernity,
Nathan Finochio mentions this book by a Pulitzer Prize winner, discussing its perspective on secularism and the death of God.
Mask of Masculinity
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But as I started to write my next book about this, called the "Mask of Masculinity," I said, "You know, men, a lot of the men in the world "are causing a lot of the pain in the world." This is where you see some of our leaders angry a lot.
Lewis Howes mentions writing his next book, titled 'Mask of Masculinity', which is about men's issues and the pain they feel.
On the Road
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I actually reenacted Jack Kerouac's 'On the Road' with considerable fidelity to the original.
Niall Ferguson mentions reenacting the journey described in Jack Kerouac's book 'On the Road' when he was young.
A People's History of the United States
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But I don't think we should be teaching young Americans, from how it Howard Zinn's 'A People's History of the United States,' in which the negatives are constantly emphasized over the positives.
Niall Ferguson criticizes the use of Howard Zinn's book 'A People's History of the United States' in teaching young Americans, arguing it overemphasizes the negatives.
Anthem
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I had no idea who that dude Ayn Rand was, but she had such an interesting name. I went out and stumbled across an old copy of her novella Anthem and I devoured it.
Matt Kibbe describes reading Ayn Rand's novella Anthem as his 'gateway drug to Liberty' after hearing her mentioned on a Rush album.
The Open Society and Its Enemies (1+2)
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I think an explanation might come from Karl Popper's, the great philosopher of science, Karl Popper's book, "The Open Society."
The guest references this book by Karl Popper to explain the paradox of tolerance.
Holy Blood, Holy Grail
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Before Dan Brown, there was a book called "Holy Blood, Holy Grail." Actually, those guys sued Dan Brown for stealing their idea.
The guest mentions this book as a non-fiction precursor to Dan Brown's novel, noting the authors sued Brown.
American Psycho
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that "American Psycho," it's almost, to me, which, it was your third novel, right?
Dave Rubin mentions "American Psycho" and notes it was Bret Easton Ellis's third novel.
The Bonfire of the Vanities
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Did you ever read the great Tom Wolfe book, well I liked it, I don't know if a lot of people called it "A Man in Full", and it was a book, well, you'd have to read it.
Dennis Miller asks Dave Rubin if he has read the Tom Wolfe book 'A Man in Full'.
Ender's Game
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My roommate Samantha said it perfectly. She said, it's "Ender's Game" meets "Risk" on Twitter.
Bridget Phetasy quotes her roommate, Samantha, comparing the online political/news environment to "Ender's Game" meets the board game "Risk".
The End of History and the Last Man
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We're very conscious of that where we live. And so the idea that somehow or other democracy has won out, that Francis Fukuyama, the idea end of history, that we'll all be free, open, democratic, capitalist societies led by America is really over already, and it happened very quickly.
John Anderson references Francis Fukuyama and his 'end of history' idea, which is the title and subject of his famous book.
The Bell Curve
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and you lay this out in the book actually, that when decent people like Sam Harris, for example, try to wade into this discussion as he did with Charles Murray of the Bell Curve, the way that he then gets attacked as if he's a race realist or something thing like that.
Dave Rubin mentions the book and its author in the context of Sam Harris discussing it and the resulting backlash.
Second Treatise of Government
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and when you look at what you know our founders created when you look and read John Locke's Second Treatise on government natural rights theory your inalienable rights are not dictated to you by man it comes from a creator life later
Colonel West mentions reading John Locke's 'Second Treatise on Government' in the context of the founders' ideas about natural rights.
The Power of Now
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I'm Dave Rubin and joining me on the Reuben report today is the internationally best-selling author of The Power of Now which is sold 12 million copies worldwide since it was first published with translations into 52 languages along with his most recent book A New Earth which has already sold over 15 million copies worldwide and has been translated into 50 languages Eckhart Tolle
The host introduces the guest, Eckhart Tolle, as the best-selling author of this book.
A New Earth
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I'm Dave Rubin and joining me on the Reuben report today is the internationally best-selling author of The Power of Now which is sold 12 million copies worldwide since it was first published with translations into 52 languages along with his most recent book A New Earth which has already sold over 15 million copies worldwide and has been translated into 50 languages Eckhart Tolle
The host introduces the guest, Eckhart Tolle, mentioning this as his most recent book.
Anna Karenina
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for example in Anna Karenina at the end of the book just before she commits suicide
Eckhart Tolle mentions this book as describing the character's state of mind before suicide.
Rise of the Robots
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joining me today is the author of The New York Times bestseller rise of the robots technology and the threat of a jobless future Martin Ford
The host introduces the guest, Martin Ford, by mentioning his New York Times bestselling book.
Death of a Marriage
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joining me today is the author of The New York Times bestseller rise of the robots technology and the threat of a jobless future Martin Ford
The host introduces the guest, Martin Ford, by mentioning his New York Times bestselling book.
The Lights in the Tunnel
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and so about 10 years ago in 20 2009 I wrote my first book called the lights in the tunnel which really argued that artificial intelligence was going to be the next big thing in computing and then it was going to have a dramatic impact in particular on the job market
Martin Ford mentions his first book, 'The Lights in the Tunnel', and its topic.
Architects of Intelligence
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my latest book architects of intelligence wanted a people it's a series of interviews with the top people in AI
Martin Ford mentions his latest book, 'Architects of Intelligence', and describes its content as interviews with top AI people.
Dear Reader
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the longer answer is my background is with North Korea was my last book with your reader the new right happened as a consequence of so many of my friends who were in tort roles who were anarchists fell down these rabbit holes of what they were what was called insomnia reaction and later became like the alt-right and dark enlightenment
Michael Malice mentions his previous book about North Korea, referring to it as 'my last book with your reader'.
The Goal
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There's a great book called the goal and the point of this book is what's a goal there was to go the business and he says to make money
Michael Malice mentions a book called 'The Goal' and describes its central theme about identifying bottlenecks in a system.
Adios, America
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and I discussed her ID as a length because her book audios America was probably the most influential book of the 2016 election cycle
Michael Malice discusses Ann Coulter's book 'Audios America' and its influence on the 2016 election cycle.
American Pravda
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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.
Rules for Radicals
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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 Jungle
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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 History of the Future
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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 Order of the Librarians
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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.
Fear
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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.
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and schirmer's book I can see yeah the moral arc
The guest points out Michael Shermer's book, 'The Moral Arc', visible in the background.
Man's Search for Meaning
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so a Viktor Frankl who was in the concentration camps his wife was killed he survives the Nazi concentration camps and he goes and he writes a famous book called man's search for meaning after he's liberated
The guest mentions Viktor Frankl and his famous book as an example of finding internal control in difficult circumstances.
Gay Girl, Good God
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Well I know two different stories there is a really good book by someone who I totally disagree with it's a ways but she wrote a good book Now she probably wouldn't say that Oh God makes people straight but it's called gay girl good God's by Jackie Hill Perri and she did live life as a gay person and then she kind of had an awakening She came to God and she's married and she has kids There are stories like that but I also know stories of people
Allie Stuckey mentions a book by Jackie Hill Perry about her life story, including her experience as a gay person and her conversion to Christianity, as an example of someone whose life changed after becoming a Christian.
Irresistible
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so I went down all these science holes and now I'm looking at reading this book irresistible which is all about screen addiction and all the studies and it's brilliant
Bridget mentions reading a book titled 'irresistible' which is about screen addiction and related studies, describing it as brilliant.
Extreme Ownership
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I wish I had this when I was a kid I wish I had the lessons from extreme ownership when I was a kid I wish I had the lessons from the discipline equals freedom Field Manual
Jocko Willink mentions wishing he had the lessons from this book when he was a kid.
Discipline Equals Freedom
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I wish I had this when I was a kid I wish I had the lessons from extreme ownership when I was a kid I wish I had the lessons from the discipline equals freedom Field Manual
Jocko Willink mentions wishing he had the lessons from this book when he was a kid.
Way of the Warrior Kid
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and then the last line said the book I read was the way of the warrior kid which is you know aimed at kids but the lessons in there are completely universal and applied to your whole life
Jocko Willink recounts a letter from a reader who applied the lessons from this children's book to improve their adult life, and describes the book's premise.
Mikey and the Dragons
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and so that's that one Mikey and the Dragons is about facing your dragons
Jocko Willink describes the premise of this children's book.
John Grisham
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I always say if anybody wants to learn legal education just read all john grisham's you'll get a good sense about the legal practice
Robert Barnes recommends reading all of John Grisham's books to get a good sense of legal practice.
Egoism Without Permission: The Moral Psychology of Ayn Rand's Ethics
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and one of the things I talk about I have a book which talks a lot about rands version of selfish virtues
Tara Smith mentions her own book about Ayn Rand's concept of selfish virtues.
Stubborn Attachments
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joining me today is a professor of economics at George Mason University the host of conversations with tyler podcast and the author of stubborn attachments a vision for a society of free prosperous and responsible individuals Tyler Cowen
The host introduces the guest, Tyler Cowen, and mentions him as the author of this book, stating the full title.
Discover Your Inner Economist
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joining me today is a professor of economics at George Mason University the host of conversations with tyler podcast and the author of stubborn attachments a vision for a society of free prosperous and responsible individuals Tyler Cowen
The host introduces the guest, Tyler Cowen, and mentions him as the author of this book, stating the full title.
Plato's Symposium
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I go crazy over prepping so for Agnes Callard I read Plato's symposium five times in a row
Tyler Cowen mentions reading this book multiple times while preparing for an interview with Agnes Callard.
Homer's Odyssey: Books I-XII
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Emily Wilson she just tree translated Homer's Odyssey
Tyler Cowen mentions Emily Wilson's translation of this book.
Consider the Fork
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I'm gonna read some of the books of this whole book on the history of the four and it's a wonderful book it's called consider the fork
Tyler Cowen mentions a book by Emily Wilson's sister about the history of the fork and states its title.
Fashionable Nonsense
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and so this is why I did it ended up writing a best-selling New York Times bestselling book called fashionable nonsense talking about how these guys use these fashionable terms and just say the right political things
James Lindsay mentions Alan Sokal wrote a best-selling book about the abuse of scientific terms by postmodernists after the original Sokal hoax.
Everybody Is Wrong About God
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and I would I had just written this book or was in the process I don't remember exactly the date I'd written this book trying to look at the psychological motivations behind belief in God and what people mean by that
James Lindsay mentions a book he wrote about the psychological motivations behind belief in God, connecting it to the idea of postmodernism as a secular religion.
How to Have Impossible Conversations
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I think one of the most important things and this isn't our forthcoming book about how to have impossible conversations Peter and I just finished one of those important things is to learn to disavow the extremists on your side
James Lindsay mentions a forthcoming book he and Peter Boghossian have finished writing about having difficult conversations.
Self-reliance
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and one of the best was he put out Ralph Waldo Emerson's essay on self-reliance and it talked about so often we see our thoughts reflected in someone else and think their genius but when it comes to us we dismissed them because it's ours
Matt Iseman mentions Gary Gulman recommended Ralph Waldo Emerson's essay 'Self-Reliance' as a writing tip, discussing its message about trusting one's own thoughts.
Lessons My Father Taught Me
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What was your relationship with your dad like as he was first running for president I wrote a book called less and my father taught me about all those years going out to the ranch when I was a child learned about America heard every every song of every military operation known to mankind
Michael Reagan mentions writing a book titled 'Less' about his relationship with his father and the lessons he learned from him.
Why I Am a Liberal & Other Conservative Ideas
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I want to get the title exactly right because it's just perfect the title is why I'm a liberal and other conservative ideas
The host asks the guest about his first book and states its title.
Ideas Have Consequences
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Let's go back to Richard Weber 1948 why did he write his seminal work ideas have consequences
The guest references Richard Weaver and his 'seminal work' titled 'Ideas Have Consequences' to discuss the importance of ideas.
Bowling Alone
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I mean you know he wrote I don't know how many years ago Putnam wrote the book Bowling Alone but I think we're Bowling Alone more and more and more and the more effective technology becomes the more we can insulate ourselves in cocoon ourselves against it against the world
Rabbi Wolpe mentions Robert Putnam and his book 'Bowling Alone' as an example of increasing loneliness and lack of community.
Virtually Normal
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but you're exactly right that it was only in the 1980s that Andrew Sullivan wrote about gay marriage
Rabbi Wolpe mentions Andrew Sullivan writing about gay marriage in the 1980s, referencing his influential work on the topic.
Hadith of Bukhari
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for example when i speak against stoning i can refer to the most sacred book outside the quran the bukhari and show that the stoning began when two monkeys were throwing rocks at each other in bukhari throwing rocks at each other and the companion of muhammad saw them and said okay so that that monkey must be a female and must have cheated on that male so he's stoning her so we must apply that and this is the most sacred book after the quran
The Imam refers to Sahih al-Bukhari as the most sacred book after the Quran to critique the concept of stoning, citing a story from it.
Closing of the American Mind
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Allan bloom I'm sure you've read the closing of the American mind you know he is claimed is that professors lost faith in the idea of the University as a sort of separate space where you you simply thought about things you didn't get involved
The speaker mentions Allan Bloom and his book 'The Closing of the American Mind' while discussing the historical decline of the university's purpose.
Wayward Sons
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There was a report that came out a few years ago called wayward sons It came out of MIT to economists talking about how in a number of different metrics whether it was skills acquisition real wages there's just employment numbers job status men are falling behind women really shockingly
The speaker mentions a report titled 'Wayward Sons' from MIT by two economists, citing its findings on men falling behind women economically.
Addicted to Outrage
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I want to spend a lot of time talking about this book here addicted to outrage but let's just do everything
The host introduces the topic by pointing to Glenn Beck's book and mentioning its title.
The Wealth of Nations
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capitalism has lost the first volume of Adam Smith the second volume is Wealth of Nations
Glenn Beck mentions Adam Smith's "Wealth of Nations" as the second volume, contrasting it with the first volume, "Moral Sentiments".
The Theory of Moral Sentiments
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the second volume is Wealth of Nations the first volume is Moral Sentiments
Glenn Beck mentions Adam Smith's "Moral Sentiments" as the first volume, contrasting it with the second volume, "Wealth of Nations".
IBM and the Holocaust
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The guy who wrote IBM in the Holocaust I can't remember his name Really brilliant guy
Glenn Beck mentions the book "IBM in the Holocaust" and its author (whose name he can't recall) while discussing technology companies and potential surveillance states.
Defying Hitler
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read the book defying Hitler the best best explanation of what happened in Germany ever written by a guy at the time as a warning to the West go
Glenn Beck recommends the book "Defying Hitler" as the best explanation of what happened in Germany, written as a warning to the West.
Jaws
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and so all that I did was read and so I was like climbing the bookshelves to get to you know jaws on the top shelf
The speaker mentions reading the book Jaws as a child.
Works (Carrie / Night Shift / 'Salem's Lot / Shining)
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and I still remember reading Salem's Lot like under my bed with a flashlight
The speaker mentions reading Salem's Lot as a child and being terrified.
Orphan X
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There's a lot of Punisher in orphan ax2
The speaker (Gregg Hurwitz, author of the Orphan X series) mentions themes from his comic book work (Punisher) being present in 'orphan ax2', likely referring to his Orphan X series or a specific book within it.
The Silence of the Lambs
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it's sort of like that Buffalo Bill wasn't really the interesting bad guy in Silence of the Lambs
The speaker mentions the character Buffalo Bill from Silence of the Lambs while discussing villains in stories.
Le avventure di Pinocchio
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like you know he talks about Harry Potter a lot or the story of Pinocchio or just different things
The host mentions Jordan Peterson discussing getting truth from fiction, using Pinocchio as an example.
The Gulag Archipelago
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like we had little like Gulag Archipelago like table settings
The speaker mentions having table settings related to The Gulag Archipelago at his wedding.
Peril
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the guy writes the op-ed piece in The New York Times my god the wood wood book fascinating book we're living in those times
Larry King mentions a 'fascinating book' by Bob Woodward (referred to as 'the guy writes the op-ed piece in The New York Times' and 'the wood wood book') in the context of the current political times.
Tears of Rage
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I was sitting reading John Walsh's book tears of rage I believe a familiar I don't remember the title exactly but I was a big fan
Cameron Kasky mentions reading John Walsh's book 'Tears of Rage' before the shooting occurred.
The Diversity Myth
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and I think there's a direct connection to the diversity myth which we'll also talk about what you wrote you know twenty years there
The host mentions the guest's book 'The Diversity Myth' and its relevance to current issues.
Zero to One
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I I would say the on the thing that I'm always super fixated on is the business model questions my zero to one book the so the main motif is always on the shouldn't compete
The guest mentions his book 'Zero to One' and its main theme about competition and monopolies.
To Sir, With Love
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and I used to write a blog which was called to miss with love based on the book and film sir - sir with love you know Sidney Poitier it was in the film
The speaker mentions her blog was named after this book/film.
Why Knowledge Matters
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so the grandfather select the hold knowledge movement is is Edie Hirsch and he's an American his most recent book is why knowledge matters which I would encourage all of your viewers to read
The speaker mentions E. D. Hirsch and recommends his recent book.
Outliers
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you know you got Malcolm Gladwell you got you know Steve Jobs you got the Beatles you spend a lot of time doing something you will get really good at it
The speaker mentions Malcolm Gladwell in the context of the '10,000 hour rule', a concept from his book 'Outliers'.
Right-Wing Collectivism
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but your new book and I want to get the title absolutely correct right wing collectivism the other threat to Liberty I thought that would be the spot for us to kick this off because most of the people watching the show know that I've mostly focused on the left
The host introduces Jeffrey Tucker's new book and states its title.
The Conservative Mind
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Russell Kirk's book called the mindset of a conservative something like the conservative mind I think is what it was called and libertarianism was again first used at about 1957 by the translator of the works of Basquiat
Jeffrey Tucker mentions Russell Kirk's book and its title, noting he thinks it was called 'The Conservative Mind'.
How the Mind Works
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there's someone there's so many reasons right now to understand how great everything is that book right there by Steven Pinker and light mr. right book is is all about how great things are and that's a gratefully where there is less violence now in all sorts of the revolt you always have to be on the but the gatekeepers aren't having you know not in the narrative intellectuals are what beautiful classic calls the Clara see right
Dave mentions Steven Pinker's book, referring to it as 'enlight mr. right book', as an example of how things are improving.
The Decline of the West
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because now you're reading all the way into your the the the 1910s with the works of Oswald Spengler you know the the right hey galleon German theorist and enraptured every American here they're all reading his book oh my god the decline of the West we better reconstitute ourselves as a tribe or we're gonna be eaten alive by the other four
Jeffrey Tucker mentions Oswald Spengler's book 'The Decline of the West' as an influential work on American thinkers.
The Passing of the Great Race
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you know there's nothing new you're like and and you know the this this very funny book called the passing of the great race by Madison grant that was on every coffee table and the late nineteenth and early 1920s you know was was forecasting doom for the white race you know when he was he was a fascinating figure
Jeffrey Tucker mentions Madison Grant's book 'The Passing of the Great Race' and notes its popularity.
The Voyage of the Beagle
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he was a thoroughgoing Darwinian because she recall that Darwin had two great books Origin of Species the other was called The Descent of Man and The Descent of Man had the very unfortunate paragraph in there where he gret regrets the invention of mass disease killing Juris
Jeffrey Tucker mentions Charles Darwin's two great books, including 'Origin of Species'.
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MIT Libraries Collection of Geological Papers Read Before the Colorado Scientific Society in Denver
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and then to me Dave it all it all culminates in the works of cross MIT from the from the late 1930s and is in his amazing book called the concept of the political and if you'll give me just one quick second to explain this because because you as a liberal I need to read this book
Jeffrey Tucker mentions Carl Schmitt's book 'The Concept of the Political' (referring to the author as 'Cross Mitt') and recommends it as an attack on liberalism.
Living with a SEAL
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in fact the book came out the book living with the seal came out five years after he actually lived with us because as I started to put some of the tools that I I learned and what I learned about myself and about his mindset into action and share with others I was like well there's a there's something here
The guest mentions his first book, 'Living with the Seal', explaining it was based on his experience living with David Goggins and the tools he learned.
Looking Out for #1
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and he had brought many books looking out for number one to be or not to be intimidated nothing happens unless something moves action
Larry Sharp mentions Robert Ringer and lists this as one of his books that influenced him, particularly in business.
To Be Or Not to Be Intimidated?
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and he had brought many books looking out for number one to be or not to be intimidated nothing happens unless something moves action
Larry Sharp mentions Robert Ringer and lists this as one of his books that influenced him, particularly in business.
Action!
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Mentioned 1 time
looking out for number one to be or not to be intimidated nothing happens unless something moves action he talks about how to brand yourself
Larry Sharp mentions Robert Ringer and lists this as one of his books that influenced him, particularly in business.
The Law
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so that's when I joined them I began looking around and then I read the law - my favorite of all them was bossy is my favorite
Larry Sharp mentions reading this book after joining the Libertarian Party and calls it his favorite, referring to the author as 'bossy' (Bastiat).
The Road to Serfdom
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I began to read them right I read the word Road to Serfdom I began to read those afterwards
Larry Sharp mentions reading this book after joining the Libertarian Party as part of his learning process about libertarian principles.
Free Speech
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a professor at New York law school and author of the new book hate why we should resist it with free speech not censorship
The host introduces the guest, Nadine Strossen, and mentions her new book by title.
Defending Pornography
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and my prior book defending pornography
The guest, Nadine Strossen, mentions her previous book.
My Farmer Husband
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he wrote a wonderful book about it afterwards called defending my enemy which I quote in my book
The guest mentions a book written by former ACLU executive director Aryeh Neier about the Skokie case.
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Joint Inspection of the Handling of Cases Involving Disability Hate Crime
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and for more on Nadine check out her new book hate
The host promotes the guest's new book.
Who Really Cares
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although I do remember this book is probably a little old by now called who really cares by Arthur Brooks
Chris Freiman mentions a book called "Who Really Cares" by Arthur Brooks regarding charitable giving.
Doctor Dolittle
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One of the books was the Doctor Dolittle books
Sowell mentions this as one of the first books he took out from the public library as a child.
Discrimination and Disparities
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so first I thought I want do a little bit on your history and I want to focus on your new book
The host introduces the topic of the interview, stating they will focus on Sowell's new book.
Essays in positive economics
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I was reading of Milton Friedman's he and his wife had a joint autobiography and she's looking at one point she looking back on in the days when she would ride the IND subway in Manhattan
Sowell mentions reading the joint autobiography of Milton Friedman and his wife, recalling a specific anecdote from it.
The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels
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I think the most hate that I ever got for a Rubin report episode was when I had Alex Epstein author of the moral case for fossil fuels and for a sit down Alex's argument isn't against manmade climate change specifically
The host mentions having Alex Epstein on the show and identifies him as the author of this book.
The Hockey Stick and the Climate Wars
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on the flip side of the debate I've also sat down with Michael Mann a climatologist and the author of the famous the hockey stick and the climate Wars who's a thought leader in the climate change debate
The host mentions having Michael Mann on the show and identifies him as the author of this book.
The Blank Slate
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and then it is was a topic of my book the blank slate in the modern denial of human nature
Steven Pinker mentions his book 'The Blank Slate' as a topic related to the discussion on biological vs. learned experience.
True Story
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I'm blanking on the title of Bill Maher's first book the novel that he wrote about stand-up... true story is the name of the book
The host attempts to recall the title of Bill Maher's first novel about stand-up, and Bob Saget provides the title.
Dirty Daddy
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theirs is I wrote a book called dirty daddy and i stoled I talked about something I did on the set once and I got in a lot of trouble but I won't say what it is because it's not repeatable on this YouTube channel but it is in that book
Bob Saget mentions writing a book titled 'Dirty Daddy' and refers to a story from his time on set that is included in the book.
World War Trump
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joining me today is the senior editor of the Atlantic a contributor on MSNBC and the author of the new book Trump accuracy the corruption of the american republic david frum
The host introduces the guest, David Frum, and mentions he is the author of a new book, stating its title.
The Gulag Archipelago
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it was summer holiday and so my mother had given me as a birthday present the paperback edition of The Gulag Archipelago and urged me to read it
The guest, David Frum, recounts reading this book as a teenager and how it impacted him. He mentions his mother gave it to him.
An End to Evil
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follow him on twitter at david fromm and check out his book from Bhakra see in the link right down below
The host encourages listeners to check out the guest's book.
Uncle Tom's Cabin
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and of course this is when Kelly Elliot Uncle Tom's Cabin Henry beat What's her first name I'm drawing a blank Harriet Beecher Stowe writes Uncle Tom's Cabin which becomes a best-seller and it's about the Fugitive Slave issues
The guest mentions the book "Uncle Tom's Cabin" and its author Harriet Beecher Stowe in the context of the Fugitive Slave Act.
JFK and the Reagan Revolution
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joining me today is an associate professor of history at Sam Houston State and the co-author of JFK and the Reagan Revolution a secret history of American prosperity Brian to be trovich
The host introduces the guest as the co-author of this book.
Why England Slept
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and then and then it was published as a book and it sold about 80,000 copies of course Kennedy would publish another growth profile is encouraged
The guest repeats that JFK's thesis was published as a book and sold many copies.
John F. Kennedy: Profile in Courage
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and then and then it was published as a book and it sold about 80,000 copies of course Kennedy would publish another growth profile is encouraged
The guest mentions another book published by Kennedy.
Profiles in courage
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Mentioned 1 time
he was in fact had to be reclined for a very long time because of his back injury and that's when he decided to write profiles encourage his 1956 book 1955 when the appeal in 1956 about the Great's of the Senate over time
The guest explains why JFK wrote 'Profiles in Courage' and its topic.
President Kennedy
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Mentioned 1 time
Richard Reeves who's his greatest biographer he wrote the great book on Kennedy 1992 President Kennedy he said no no what Kennedy liked to do
The guest mentions Richard Reeves' biography of Kennedy.
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The Continuing Relevance of John C. Calhoun
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Larry and I talked a bit about a girl he dated Margaret quoits who won the Pulitzer Prize in biography and history she wrote a biography a great biography of John Calhoun 1950
The guest mentions Margaret Coit's Pulitzer-winning biography of John Calhoun, relating it to JFK's interest in winning a Pulitzer.
Camelot and the Cultural Revolution
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Mentioned 1 time
nonetheless James Pearson's book Camelot in the Cultural Revolution is the best book ever written but about the Kennedy assassination
The guest recommends a book about the Kennedy assassination and its impact.
Newton's Principia
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he's introduced to two books that that change his life The first is Newton's Principia Mathematica and the second is John Locke's essay concerning human understanding
Mentioned as one of two books that significantly influenced John Adams at Harvard, introducing him to universal physical laws.
Benjamin Franklin's Autobiography
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Benjamin Franklin when he was the same age as Adams decides that he wants to achieve moral perfection and you can read about this in in Franklin's autobiography which and if you think about it I mean this is extraordinary
Mentioned as a source to read about Benjamin Franklin's efforts towards moral perfection, drawing a parallel to John Adams.
Nicomachean Ethics
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Well it's it's never the Bible it is Aristotle Nicomachean ethics Cicero cicero's de o'fee key Seneca and epictetus
Mentioned as one of the books John Adams recommended for teaching his son about self-governance, representing ancient Greek moral philosophy.
Seneca in English
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Mentioned 1 time
Well it's it's never the Bible it is Aristotle Nicomachean ethics Cicero cicero's de o'fee key Seneca and epictetus
Mentioned as an author whose works John Adams recommended for teaching his son about self-governance, representing ancient Roman moral philosophy.
Epictetus
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Mentioned 1 time
Well it's it's never the Bible it is Aristotle Nicomachean ethics Cicero cicero's de o'fee key Seneca and epictetus
Mentioned as an author whose works John Adams recommended for teaching his son about self-governance, representing ancient Greek moral philosophy.
Diary and Autobiography of John Adams
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Mentioned 1 time
which is interesting if you if you read his diary his autobiography all of his political writings and more
Mentioned as a source for understanding John Adams's moral views and teachings, and later as a vehicle for his self-improvement.
Tom Paine
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other than Tom Paine's Common Sense it was the most influential pamphlet written during I think the Revolutionary period
Mentioned as a highly influential pamphlet from the Revolutionary period, used as a comparison point for Adams's 'thoughts on government'.
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Xenophon̓s Memorabilia of Socrates
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Adams was always fascinated with this ancient fable called the choice of Hercules which was first told in Xenophon's memorabilia and then was captured on canvas in I think the 16th century by the by the painter anabolic kurachi
Mentioned as the source of the ancient fable 'the choice of Hercules' that fascinated John Adams.
The Works Of John Adams, Second President Of The United States: With A Life Of The Author, Notes And Illustrations; Volume 9
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so the passage that you just read and much of what you reference here that this was all in his biography so he was just writing this to himself
Mentioned as a source containing passages from Adams's diary.
Letters from John Adams to His Constituents
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he wrote what I think is still to this day the most importance certainly I think the most brilliant Revolutionary tract that was published it was the title is the no Vangelis letters
Described as the most brilliant and important Revolutionary tract published, written by Adams, arguing against Parliament's authority in the colonies.
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Max schüttelt
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Joining me today is a truth seeker a self experimenter of brain food expert and author of the upcoming book genius foods max Luger
The host re-introduces the guest as the author of the upcoming book 'genius foods'.
The Wright Stuff
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Mentioned 1 time
you know Buddhism has quite a resurgence now there's a number of books you know Bob Wright's book Buddhism is true and so on
Michael Shermer mentions Robert Wright's book while discussing Buddhism and eastern wisdom traditions.
Republican Like Me
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I'm one of them but I'm not so so in the end you know so I you know I'm one of them so Republican like like me as you know a little bit of take on black like me that yeah were in that case a journalist donned a disguise to be experienced what it's like to be black
The guest, Ken Stern, references his book title while comparing his experience to the book "Black Like Me".
Black Like Me
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I'm one of them but I'm not so so in the end you know so I you know I'm one of them so Republican like like me as you know a little bit of take on black like me that yeah were in that case a journalist donned a disguise to be experienced what it's like to be black
The guest, Ken Stern, compares his experience writing his book to the premise of the book "Black Like Me".
Great plea for freedom, read it and you cannot resist it
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you know they remind me of one of the greatest things ever written about freedom of speech was titled a plea for free speech by Frederick Douglas former slave of course become abolitionist one of my favorite figures from American history he took part in a abolitionist meeting in Boston and it was shut down by hecklers the pro-slavery hecklers who invaded this meeting and prevent it from taking place Frederick Douglass was so shocked by this that he wrote a plea for free speech in which he said
Brendan O'Neill mentions Frederick Douglass's writing 'A Plea for Free Speech' and the context in which it was written (an abolitionist meeting shut down by hecklers) to argue against modern informal censorship tactics.
Grundrisse
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Mentioned 1 time
but you know the problem with anti capitalism today is that it's incredibly it hates all the things about capitalism that the early Marx is actually quite liked which is international trade the internationalization of trade even the consumer society in the Grundy's Marx wrote about the wonders of advertising
Brendan O'Neill mentions 'the Grundy's' (likely Grundrisse) by Marx in the context of early Marxist views on capitalism, specifically mentioning Marx's writing about advertising.
Socialism
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I'd pick up a book off the shelf and just by luck it was a book called socialism by Ludwig von Mises
Roger Ver mentions reading this book in junior high, which sparked his interest in economics and libertarianism.
How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big
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joining me today is the creator of the Dilbert comic strip author of the new book win big Lea and a guy who seems to make some pretty spot-on predictions
The host introduces Scott Adams and mentions his new book by title.
Naming Your Little Geek
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now the subtitle of your book is persuasion in a world where facts don't matter facts and truth have a little something to do with each other
The host mentions the subtitle of Scott Adams' book, linking it to the topic of persuasion.
My Book
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Well I have them in my book win big Lee yeah
Scott Adams mentions that his predictions are in his book and states the title.
The Magician's Nephew Color Gift Edition
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uh there's a book the Screwtape Letters by I think CS Lewis where it's it's it's two demons talking to each other about how to get souls it's kind of comedic but pretty profound
The guest mentions this book and its author, describing its premise about demons discussing how to corrupt souls.
Letter from the Birmingham Jail
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and you're like you never read Martin Luther King jr. yeah like letter from a Birmingham jail or any of that stuff like the whole point was not to think this way
The guest mentions Martin Luther King Jr. and his "Letter from a Birmingham Jail" in the context of judging people based on identity rather than ideas.
Dixieland Delight
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the first book that I wrote Dixieland delight was about why people love SEC football so much
The speaker, Clay Travis, mentions the first book he wrote and its topic.
To Kill a Mockingbird
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my argument is I'd like to go back to kill Mockingbird which now is getting banned in the state of Mississippi
The speaker refers to the book 'To Kill a Mockingbird' in the context of free speech and censorship, noting it's being banned.
How to Have That Difficult Conversation You've Been Avoiding
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and that's a great book you probably have read it so you've been publicly shamed I think it was John I
The speaker names the book 'So You've Been Publicly Shamed' and mentions the author's first name.
Unwanted Advances
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we're continuing our partnership with learn liberty this week and joining me is author of unwanted advances sexual paranoia comes to campus as well as a professor in the Department of radio television and film at Northwestern University
The host introduces the guest, Laura Kipnis, by mentioning her book title and her profession.
Against Love
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and I wrote a book a number of years ago called against love a polemic which is a sort of attack on on monogamy and talking about the elephant in the room and long-term coupledom which is the fact that sexual desire often doesn't persist as long as you know a long-term 30-year marriage does so
Laura Kipnis mentions writing this book years ago and describes its topic.
The Strange Death of Liberal England
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the first is it's an odd which not many readers will get to a slightly known history textbook or the strange death of liberal england which described the decline of the Liberal Party in the early part of the 20th century but that's their sort of isn't needed it was know it although there was a slight similarity yes a really little thing is it is just it is odd
Douglas Murray mentions this history textbook as the inspiration for the title of his own book.
Los Milos
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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
Dave Rubin mentions Sarah Silverman calling for a boycott of publisher Simon & Schuster over a book by Milo Yiannopoulos.
Cool it
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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 what is the rete what realistically can you do and and why he was a big critic of the climate the Paris Accords
Greg Gutfeld mentions frequently reading Bjorn Lomborg, discussing his views on climate change and the Paris Accords.
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Future of the Middle Class
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and you know one of the lines of research that I have been following is someone in Peter Turman and MIT economists just came out with this book where he talks about the dual economy and the dying middle class of America
Pia Malaney mentions a book by MIT economist Peter Temin about the dual economy and the dying middle class in America, which she has been following.
Rude
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so there is a book that will come out in September that Casey Hopkins rude and I guess it is quite rude U which is like kind of the making of me and why I'm the way I am my father would say is incredibly problematic
The guest, Katie Hopkins, mentions that her book titled 'Katie Hopkins: Rude' will be coming out in September and describes its content.
Common Sense Catholicism
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I didn't say the two words common sense or you walked out of here I'd feel bad because your book was the common sense resistance it's the phrase that your your tag on your website and common sense
The host mentions the guest's book title, 'the common sense resistance', as they are wrapping up the conversation about common sense.
The Federalist Papers
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so James Madison in Federalist 51 said that the structure of the government should be such
The guest quotes James Madison from Federalist 51 to explain the principle of ambition counteracting ambition in government structure.
Blessed Are the Peacekeepers
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So your next book which is called tomorrow 3.0 this is sort of partly what it's going to be about
The host asks the guest about his upcoming book, 'Tomorrow 3.0', and its topic related to the shared economy and technological revolution.
Lord of Flies
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the idea that we could learn that children are born with a a strong moral sense uh I mean you've read Lord of the Flies I think that's far more accurate
Dennis Prager mentions 'Lord of the Flies' as a counterpoint to the idea that children are born with a strong moral sense.
Just Babies
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then also read Paul Bloom's book just babies so they show that like these little things with the infant they can't speak yet
Michael Shermer recommends Paul Bloom's book 'Just Babies' as evidence for the idea that infants have a sense of right and wrong.
Alexander Hamilton
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and I was just we were just talking about the Hamilton biography and what a genius this guy was
Michael Shermer mentions 'the Hamilton biography' while discussing the founding fathers.
A Renegade History of the United States
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I mean Locke and the founding fathers the whole first chapter of my book renegade histories on this I mean if you think about its consistent right
The guest refers to his own book, specifically the first chapter, to support an argument about classical liberalism and Puritanism.
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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because by taking the word out of Huck Finn well now you well that was a book that's it's not only stood the test of time but now you're altering the original meaning not to mention that Huck Finn was anti-racist book
The host mentions the book "Huck Finn" in the context of censorship and altering classic literature.
Why Faith Matters
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I I this experience is enshrined in one of my books um one of my books that called why Faith matters the preface was written by Rick Warren
Rabbi Wolpe mentions one of his books, 'Why Faith Matters', noting that Rick Warren wrote the preface.
Crisis and Leviathan
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so there's a really uh great book by an economist named Robert higs called crisis in Leviathan came out 1987 uh and his work has been the basis for a lot of the work that my co-author Chris and I have done
The guest, Abby Hall, mentions Robert Higgs's book 'Crisis in Leviathan' as foundational to her own research.
Strangers Drowning
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my true belief in all of this and it's just based on my own experience is that giving is infectious and that once you start to open your eyes to the space there's a great book called strangers drowning That's about what happens when you enter this space and how it is so infectious and fact that it can destroy you
Mark Duplass mentions a book called 'strangers drowning' and describes its theme about the infectious nature of giving and how it can consume people.
Barbarians
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in my book I referred to it as there's three different say the title of your book because it's kind of beautiful barbarians are the Baby Boomers immigrants and Islam Screwed My Generation
The host asks the guest, Lauren Southern, to state the title of her book, which she does.
Hiding in Plain Sight
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one of the things that um Alexa the Tov wrote about in Democracy in America where where all of these what what were called Mutual Aid societies that were set up this is before Social Security before Medicare before Medicaid
Larry Elder mentions the book and author while discussing historical mutual aid societies as an alternative to government social safety nets.
Dear Father, Dear Son
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In fact I wrote about this in my last book It's called dear father Dear Son two lives eight hours Because my father and I did not get along
Larry Elder mentions his own book, describing its title and the subject matter (his relationship with his father).
The God that Failed
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it is like the the famous book written when Stalin made his pact with Hitler all these Communists in the left who had followed who had followed Stalin not all many of them thought oh my god I've been believing in nonsense my whole life The God That Failed it's a very famous book from I think the 50s or maybe the 40s
Dennis Prager mentions this famous book as an analogy for people on the left realizing they were wrong, specifically referencing the disillusionment of Communists after the Stalin-Hitler pact.
Crossing
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and the women especially of all descriptions were wonderful yeah in my book called crossing a uh Memoir published in 1999 I I have a opening section where I thank all the women who helped me a bit you know in sending a nice letter or inviting me for lunch and so on
The guest, Deirdre McCloskey, mentions her own memoir published in 1999 and describes its opening section.
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Mutual Aid
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actually my first politics was when I found Prince kropotkin's book Mutual Aid in the local Carnegie Library I like the uh irony of that in Wakefield Massachusetts
The guest mentions finding this book by Prince Kropotkin in a library when she was 15, which influenced her early political views.
The Bourgeois Virtues
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and uh I mean in my books you got to mention my books yeah well I'm going to tell people about Twitter and and the whole thing so this so the bis uh wait vignette this is the first the B virtues and there's B dignity and then the last one is the thickest um called B equality 1906 sorry I'm my historian 2006 2010 2016 all available at the University of Chicago press
The host lists the first book in the guest's trilogy, "The Bourgeois Era", which was published in 2006 according to the guest.
Bourgeois Dignity
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so this so the bis uh wait vignette this is the first the B virtues and there's B dignity and then the last one is the thickest um called B equality 1906 sorry I'm my historian 2006 2010 2016 all available at the University of Chicago press
The host lists the second book in the guest's trilogy, "The Bourgeois Era", which was published in 2010 according to the guest.
Tools der Titanen
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he's been described as the Oprah of podcasting and his new book tools of Titans is a compilation of some of the best habits he's learned from his various guests
The host introduces Tim Ferriss and mentions his new book, describing its content.
Fahrenheit 451
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I think that everyone should reread Fahrenheit 451 because if uh some people might recall reading it in high school and they think of this uh the the tyrannical government uh that is forcing the burning of books and of course the some of they main characters but you have these firemen who are in charge of burning books and what many people cease to realize if they reread that book which they will ReDiscover is that it was actually the people in the beginning who started the burning of the books books that would offend any minority and I don't mean that in a racial group uh a racial sense but a a minority population uh began to be burned and this is this is very very uh very dangerous and I think a very slippery slope where you have effectively and I've seen a number of people Mark to this effect you have the majority of smart people who could discuss a topic and have the necessary uncomfortable conversation in a rational way opting out
Tim Ferriss recommends rereading the book Fahrenheit 451 and discusses its themes related to censorship and the burning of books.
Freakonomics
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and it makes me think a bit of advice that I got from Steven Dubner author of Freakonomics or co-author at least he collaborates with Steven levit
Tim Ferriss mentions getting advice from Steven Dubner, the author or co-author of Freakonomics, who collaborates with Steven Levitt.
Sapiens
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so there are sapiens was another another one that came up across the board repeatedly
Tim Ferriss mentions this book as another one that came up repeatedly when asking guests what book they gifted most.
Future State: Teen Titans (2021-2021) #1
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the good news is that everything in tools and Titans is in intended to be a one day or a onewe experiment
Tim Ferriss refers to the content of his book, likely 'Tools of Titans', mentioning it's designed for experiments.
Armas de titanes
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the link for of Titans is right down below
The host mentions the link for the book 'Tools of Titans'.
Man's Search For Meaning (Telugu)
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well a lot of people have thought through this you know Victor Frankle who wrote Man's Search for meaning he came to the to a particular conclusion
Jordan Peterson mentions Victor Frankl and his book as someone who came to a conclusion about how to avoid participating in horrific collective actions.
Upgrading America
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I came home I wrote my novel the trans humus wager
Zoltan Istvan mentions writing this novel after his journalism career.
2030
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yeah you know it's interesting I read a book called 2030 by Albert Brooks it was his fiction novel about what he thinks America is going to be like in 2030
The host (Dave Rubin) mentions reading this book and summarizes its premise about the aging population.
H. G. Wells the Island of Dr. Moreau
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I mean this is island of Dr Moro
Zoltan Istvan references the book to describe the controversial nature of genetic editing allowing people to grow extra limbs or change their physical form dramatically.
Our Republican Constitution
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I in my book our Republican Constitution I have at least one chapter on separation of powers and two chapters on federalism about how these constraints on federal power have been systematically overridden for a long time for a hundred years not just recently and as a result um one by one of the checks on the president's power have been eliminated and it makes us more vulnerable to an authoritarian president
Guest Randy Barnett mentions his book and discusses its content regarding separation of powers and federalism.
Grassroots Tyranny
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state governments can do bad things You Clint bolck uh who's now a Supreme Court Justice in Arizona wrote a book called Grassroots tyranny because of the Terrible Things That local people governments do
Guest Randy Barnett mentions a book by Clint Bolick about the negative actions of local governments.
The Structure of Liberty
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and so I instead of arguing only for libertarian first principles which I also believe in and I have a book called the structure of Liberty which argues for instead of just arguing for libertarian first principles I think it's worth my time to talk about this text of the Constitution that is better and it's not a perfectly libertarian document but it's more libertarian than the actual government that currently we have
Guest Randy Barnett mentions his book and contrasts its focus on libertarian principles with his focus on the Constitution's text.
Jesse Ventura's Marijuana Manifesto
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and if he's not you're going to put him in jail because he tried to kill himself and that leads to my book marijuana Manifesto
Jesse Ventura introduces his book 'Marijuana Manifesto' while discussing the absurdity of laws against self-harm and drug use.
Hillary's America
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because that's really what this book and the movie are about it's called Hillary's America and by the way the picture that you have of here she looks very like uh empor Palpatine from Star Wars was that intentional always wears those outfits that make her look like Emperor Palpatine my take on her was that she looks very aaish remember the a there's a picture in the book yeah yeah there's a picture of aita and you know the aid the Peron Foundation the Clinton Foundation this sort of notion of reigning Imperial over a country third world ising it a little bit um you know here's a a good kickoff point for this whole thing because Reagan once said I didn't leave the Democratic party it left me and the hidden implication of that is or not so hidden the Democrats have been good guys it's only recently let's say with the 60s of McGovern that they went off the tracks so I'm actually with this book and this movie Hillary I'm sort of breaking with Reagan I'm saying you know what no there actually is a very sorted history in the Democratic party that goes back 150 years these were never really the good guys they they sounded like the good guys and they always understood the importance of justifying Very Bad Things by appealing to something Noble even during slavery they try to do that but but if you strip away that kind of veneer you realize that there's a lot of bad stuff going on and so that is laid out rather um uncompromisingly in the book and the movie yeah so I want to I want to get into some of that
The host introduces Dinesh D'Souza's book and movie, mentioning the title 'Hillary's America' and its premise about the history of the Democratic party.
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Gallbladder Blueprint
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um one of the journalists wrote a book about the left shutting up Christina Powers
Speaker Marcelo mentions a book by Christina Powers about the left shutting up.
The Q Fragments
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I have a book it's out on Amazon The Q fragments and it's about the SEC it's about basically what we've been talking about
Speaker Michael mentions his own self-published book and its topic.
Future shock
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well you know there was a book called Future Shock you're probably familiar with years ago in which Alvin Toffler predicted that progress would be so fast
Speaker Michael mentions this book by Alvin Toffler and its prediction about the speed of technological progress.
An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power
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anyone who watched An Inconvenient Truth which was the big Catalyst that put Al Gore on a board at Apple to collect billions of dollars while massas were rubbing his feet and he was doing their arches know that all these predictions were wrong
The speaker mentions watching the film 'An Inconvenient Truth' and claims its predictions were wrong, linking it to Al Gore.
Gorilla Mindset
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My guest this week is the author of Guerilla mindset a lawyer a tweeter and a free speech activist Mike cernovich
The host introduces the guest, Mike Cernovich, as the author of 'Guerilla mindset'.
Danger & Play
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and you can check out his book gorilla mindset how to control your thoughts and emotions to live life on your terms
The host plugs the guest's book at the end of the interview, giving the full title and author.
Capitalism and freedom
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but on the other hand um you know I I think it's it's sort of throwing a wrench into Milton Freeman's um capitalism and freedom his theory about he said that economic freedom was a necessary precondition to political freedom and civil freedoms and that's not really happening right
Melissa Chen mentions Milton Friedman's book 'Capitalism and Freedom' and its theory about economic freedom being a necessary precondition for political freedom, contrasting it with the situation in Singapore.
Milton Friedman on Freedom
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but on the other hand um you know I I think it's it's sort of throwing a wrench into Milton Freeman's um capitalism and freedom his theory about he said that economic freedom was a necessary precondition to political freedom and civil freedoms and that's not really happening right
Melissa Chen mentions Milton Friedman's book 'Capitalism and Freedom' and its theory about economic freedom being a necessary precondition for political freedom, contrasting it with the situation in Singapore.
The People Vs. Barack Obama
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because I read your 11 rules for debating a leftist and I just read I read the entire thing this morning
The host mentions reading Ben Shapiro's '11 rules for debating a leftist'.
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
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mental illness was basically one flu Over the Cuckoo's Nest nobody was seriously crazy
Ben Shapiro mentions the title 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' in the context of mental health history.
The Everyday Advocate
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and and you're right I did write a book because I was frustrated I I didn't like what was out there I it was too hard to figure out how do you get the best educ how do you get the best health care and I said this is crazy I'm a Harvard trained lawyer and I'm having such a difficult time What about the mom who has four or five kids at home maybe working two jobs and doesn't have the time to sit on the internet all day like I did and search for this information so I wrote a book called The Everyday Advocate standing up for your child with autism and other special needs to really bring a lot of the information that I had learned as a parent and as an advocate and as a lawyer into one place that a parent a professional could go and get the help that they needed for their child or grandchild or whatever so really just Tred to make that Journey a little easier for parents
Areva Martin explains that she wrote a book about advocating for children with autism and special needs, motivated by her own difficulty finding information and wanting to help other parents.
Make It Rain!
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and and you're right I did write a book because I was frustrated I I didn't like what was out there I it was too hard to figure out how do you get the best educ how do you get the best health care and I said this is crazy I'm a Harvard trained lawyer and I'm having such a difficult time What about the mom who has four or five kids at home maybe working two jobs and doesn't have the time to sit on the internet all day like I did and search for this information so I wrote a book called The Everyday Advocate standing up for your child with autism and other special needs to really bring a lot of the information that I had learned as a parent and as an advocate and as a lawyer into one place that a parent a professional could go and get the help that they needed for their child or grandchild or whatever so really just Tred to make that Journey a little easier for parents
Areva Martin explains that she wrote a book about advocating for children with autism and special needs, motivated by her own difficulty finding information and wanting to help other parents.
Primetime Propaganda
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There was a book called Prime Time propaganda by a young man named Ben Shapiro. We're getting him on the show and uh and because he looks so young and looks liberal whatever that means he was able to get on the record all these Hollywood producers people that did Golden Girls people that did cops and got them on the record saying I would never hire a a conservative A conservative in this town town will be screwed A conservative in this town cannot make it I intentionally put leftwing messages in my fair I try to influence culture this way Has them all saying this and has them on tape And the book came out and it didn't make any difference They didn't say I'm sorry I didn't say uh we ought to rethink our assumptions He interviewed Fred Silverman who at one time was the head of ABC CBS and NBC has Fred Silverman on the record saying a conservative cannot make it in this town Now if Hollywood has a great impact on how we think on our culture And you have this gestapo essentially shutting out people who are conservative What does that say It's scary to me It's frightening to me
Larry Elder mentions a book by Ben Shapiro titled 'Prime Time Propaganda' as evidence of Hollywood's discriminatory practices against conservatives. He notes the author is scheduled to appear on his show.
Transparent
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I was always curious as a kid and um when I we would go out and about my parents I write about this in my book which is called transparent by the way yeah that I would just talk to everybody
Don Lemon mentions his own book, 'Transparent', while discussing his childhood curiosity and how it led him to journalism.
What's Left?
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on the 14-hour plane ride back to Los Angeles I read what's left by my guest this week Nick Cohen
The host mentions reading the book 'what's left' by the guest, Nick Cohen, on his plane ride.
You Can't Read this Book
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he's authored two books you can't read this book and what's left
The host lists 'you can't read this book' as one of the two books authored by the guest, Nick Cohen.
Heretic
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I'm here with ion her Al human rights activist and author of the new book heretic why Islam needs a Reformation
The host introduces the guest, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, and states she is the author of this new book, giving the full title.
Radical
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you know those who want the as you know the full story it's in uh my Memoir called radical um but but in a in a summarized form uh basically I joined a a revolutionary islamist group at the age of 16 years old
Maajid Nawaz mentions his memoir 'radical' as the place where his full life story is detailed.
Islam and the Future of Tolerance
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you just uh co-authored a book with Sam har I had Sam on the show a couple weeks ago It's called Islam and the future of Tolerance
Dave Rubin introduces the book co-authored by Maajid Nawaz and Sam Harris, stating its title.
Your Country Is Just Not That Into You
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they got all that stuff and we're gonna put my move it right beneath you When Jimmy's got a book It's called your country's just not that into you yeah beautiful bill more all books are sold everywhere there you go
The host, Dave Rubin, introduces a book written by his guest, Jimmy Dore, at the end of the segment.
Latest Books Mentioned
War on the West
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The host introduces the topic by mentioning a title related to Douglas Murray's new book.
All right, Douglas Murray, do we get right into democracies and death cult or do you want to talk about other things first?
The Strange Death of Europe
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The host refers to Douglas Murray's previous book by title while discussing his long-standing views.
Uh strange death of Europe and you know at least a decade you've been on all of this.
All the Demons Are Here
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Dave Rubin mentions Jake Tapper's recent book about the scandal surrounding Biden's health, criticizing Tapper for writing about it now.
It sort of reminds me of the ridiculous right now whereas I'm sure you know about a month ago Jake Tapper announced he has a book about the scandal around Biden's health.
Don't Burn This Book
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Dave Rubin mentions that he wrote a bestselling book about defending classical liberalism.
I mean, I always say to people, look, I wrote a book, uh, it was the best pro, it might be the bestselling book in American history about defending classical liberalism.
Magic of Believing
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In this segment, Tony Robbins recounts how he ran 16 miles after being evicted from his home in his youth. He references the book 'The Magic of Believing' by Claude M. Bristol, which emphasizes the use of incantations as a means of mental conditioning.
I read a book called 'The Magic of Believing' by Claude M. Bristol, this old book, and it talked about how to condition your mind, and it talked about incantations, not affirmations. You go, 'I'm happy, I'm happy, I'm happy,' and your brain goes, 'BS,' I'm not happy.
The Evolutionary Bases of Consumption
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Gad Saad notes that the concept of self-deception appears in his first book titled 'The Evolutionary Bases of Consumption.'
It's in my first book, by the way. The evolutionary basis of consumption.
Dopamine Nation
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In this segment, Jillian Michaels highlights the book 'Dopamine Nation' by Dr. Anna, an addiction specialist. She emphasizes how Dr. Anna adeptly discusses the impact of processed foods on the brain’s reward system. Jillian uses insights from the book to illustrate how food companies manipulate human vulnerabilities.
I would refer everybody to Dr. Anna, who specializes in this, who's an addiction specialist, and she wrote a book called 'Dopamine Nation' and she breaks it down better than anybody.
The Book: A Cover-to-Cover Exploration of the Most Powerful Object of Our Time
The speaker mentions that he and his sister discuss the irrationality of the medical system's approach to chronic conditions in 'the book,' indicating they are co-authors. This is notably the first mention of 'the book' in the podcast.
My sister and I talk about this in the book; it’s just not rational when it comes to chronic conditions.
The Book: A Cover-to-Cover Exploration of the Most Powerful Object of Our Time
In this segment, the speaker discusses insights from 'the book' that he co-authored with his sister, emphasizing the irrationality surrounding chronic conditions and their impact on the nation.
My sister and I talk about this in the book; it’s just not rational when it comes to chronic conditions and the long-term sicknesses destroying this country.
Light of the Mind, Light of the World
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Spencer Klavan explains the aims of his book, 'Light of the Mind, Light of the World: Illuminating Science Through Faith', in which he narrates the history of science and its separation from other knowledge forms.
So what I set out to do in this book is tell the story of how science first emerged, what we know about the ancient history of what was then called natural philosophy, and then how that noble endeavor got kind of split off from the other forms of knowledge.
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In the podcast, Spencer Klavan discusses the conclusion of his book, 'Light of the Mind, Light of the World: Illuminating Science Through Faith'. He emphasizes how modern science reveals a different narrative about our understanding of human consciousness and our place in the universe compared to previous beliefs.
So the conclusion of this book, the last section, is about what modern science, the actual science, really says about our place in the universe, especially the importance of human consciousness, because it's a very different story than we actually were brought up to believe.
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Spencer Klavan discusses a central theme of his book, 'Light of the Mind, Light of the World: Illuminating Science Through Faith', as it relates to Isaac Newton's discoveries.
I mean there’s a fascinating moment, and this really is kind of at the heart of the book, and it comes with Isaac Newton, who I learned about in school, and I think I have a tolerable understanding of Newton's laws of motion and force and acceleration and all that.
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In this segment, Dave Rubin invites David Friedman, the former U.S. ambassador to Israel, to discuss his new book, 'One Jewish State: The Last Best Hope to Resolve the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict'. The book serves as the central theme of their conversation.
Joining me today is the former U.S. ambassador to Israel under President Trump and author of the new book, One Jewish State: The Last Best Hope to Resolve the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict.
The Righteous Mind
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In this segment, Piers Morgan references a book by Jonathan Haidt that explores the frightening effects of smartphones on impressionable young minds, highlighting concerns about the lack of preparation for students facing the challenges of the real world.
A lot of it is down to phones, you know this, Jonathan Haidt’s book that came out was pretty scary about the impact on impressionable young minds, but I also think we're not preparing kids when they come through school; we're not preparing them for the hard knocks of the real world.
The God Delusion
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Michael Shermer discusses Richard Dawkins' book, 'The God Delusion', and its impact on the atheist and skeptic community, highlighting that its success sparked a division over the approach to atheism.
And then after Dawkins' book, The God Delusion, became a bestseller in 2006, there was kind of a split in the atheist and humanist skeptics movement about how militant you are in your atheism.
Hillbilly Elegy
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During the discussion, podcast host Dave Rubin and guest Michael Knowles talk about J.D. Vance, who has recently been announced as Donald Trump's running mate. Knowles highlights that Vance's political identity is rooted in his book 'Hillbilly Elegy,' which speaks to the concerns of people from the Rust Belt.
What’s important is, one, his political identity is from Hillbilly Elegy; he’s speaking to people from the Rust Belt.
Seeing Like a State
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During the episode, guest Robert Breedlove references the book 'Seeing Like a State' to illustrate how governments aim to simplify the tracking and management of taxpayers.
One of the main aims of the state, and this is from the book, seeing like a state, he said that the state tries to make taxpayers legible.
Irreversible Damage
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Riley Gaines discusses Abigail Shrier's book 'Irreversible Damage' in relation to the social contagion affecting young girls who are transitioning to boys. The conversation reveals that the guest has heard feedback from people within the audience the book targets.
You mentioned the social contagion part, uh, Abigail Shrier, I'm sure you know the book Irreversible Damage, wrote an incredible book about the social contagion particularly as it pertains to young girls transitioning to boys, not the other way around. I’m wondering, are you hearing from young girls who are in high school now or maybe even younger?
The Purpose-Driven Life
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Russell Brand references the book 'The Purpose Driven Life' by Rick Warren, quoting its opening words, 'it's not about you.' This quote is part of his discussion about his personal journey and the influence of his newfound Christian faith.
And I think since becoming Christian, I am learning in my choices to recognize that as Rick Warren says in the first four words of his book: it’s not about you. It's not about you.
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Russell Brand refers to the Bible as the 'good book' while discussing his personal journey into Christianity and the transformative impact the gospels have had on his perspective regarding life and faith.
The more I look at literal gospel Christianity from the good book itself, the more it's somehow unraveling, melting away, throwing out my preconceptions, my arid, ardent, severe sense of materialism and replacing it with a certainty only in love—a certainty only in our ability to have a relationship with an indwelling God that died for us.
The Saad Truth about Happiness
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Gad Saad discusses a concept from his book, The Saad Truth about Happiness, where he references a quote by Victor Frankl. Frankl suggests that the pursuit of success should not be the main goal but rather an outcome of making the right decisions. Saad emphasizes his own perspective by suggesting that 'success' could be replaced with 'happiness'.
In the last chapter of my happiness book, I quote Victor Frankl, who says that pursuing success should not be the primary aim, but rather a consequence of making the right decisions. I suggest swapping 'success' with 'happiness' in that quote, as that's exactly my perspective.
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Gad Saad refers to his book, where he delves into how making the right choices in life, particularly regarding one's spouse and career, can significantly affect happiness. He emphasizes a playful approach to life as part of this exploration.
I discuss how choosing the right spouse and profession can lead to immense happiness or misery in my book. There's much detail involved in making those choices, but I also talk about approaching life with a playful mindset.
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Gad Saad discusses his book, which includes advice on mindset shifts that can help prevent feelings of regret. He likely refers to 'The Saad Truth about Happiness' as a resource for this perspective.
I talk about mindset shifts that can help prevent these types of regrets in my book. The divide today reflects a broader societal mindset: between those who feel victimized versus those who are empowered to take action with purpose.
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Gad Saad mentions his book, explaining how the stories within have inspired students by demonstrating that it's never too late to achieve great things. Although he doesn't explicitly state it, he is likely referring to 'The Saad Truth about Happiness'.
In contrast, the stories I’ve shared about those two men in my book have energized students, showing them that it’s possible to achieve incredible things, no matter your age. Biden’s attitude is the exact opposite; he’s telling a generation that they’re victims stuck in an oppressive system, and that’s nauseating.
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Gad Saad mentions his book, stating that it explores the connection between political orientation and happiness, using research to show that conservatives are typically happier than liberals. He is likely referring to 'The Saad Truth about Happiness'.
That’s a good segue to my book, where I explore the connection between political orientation and happiness. Research consistently shows that conservatives score higher in happiness than liberals or progressives.
Ready Player One
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Tom Bilyeu references 'Ready Player One' to illustrate the potential for people to prefer virtual worlds over reality, and how that is a matter of human nature beyond intelligence.
This is basically Ready Player One. It's not exactly about intelligence per se; it’s about human nature.
The Torah
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The guest discusses the Torah in the context of Moses, highlighting how one of the Torah portions narrates God's response to Moses' request to enter the land.
When considering Moses, the greatest prophet in Judaism, he didn’t get to enter the land as one of the Torah portions describes; he asked God if he'd be allowed entry just to see it, and God said no.
Selections from the Prison Notebooks of Antonio Gramsci
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Chris Rufo references Antonio Gramsci, specifically discussing his work 'Prison Notebooks'. This mention is situated within a broader conversation about strategies for positive cultural intervention during times of crisis, particularly emphasizing the importance of institutions in these efforts.
One of my favorite writers, Antonio Gramsci, has another metaphor that is probably more appropriate; not all of us are going to haul the ropes and live in a mountain; that’s kind of a weird thing to do. He talks about digging trenches, kind of World War I metaphor, and I think that's probably more appropriate.
Nation of Victims
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During the conversation, Dave Rubin and Mayor Francis Suarez mention that Suarez has read Vivek Ramaswamy's books. This detail highlights an interesting point about the different backgrounds and approaches of political candidates.
I read his books, and so I didn’t would not have guessed personally, you know, that Vivek would have—and again, no shade on him; he's a super successful guy.
For Love of Country
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Dave Rubin introduces Tulsi Gabbard as the author of her new book, 'For Love of Country: Leave the Democrat Party Behind'. He humorously suggests that she might have written it for him, considering its relevance to his own exit from the Democratic Party.
Joining me today is the author of the new book, "For Love of Country: Leave the Democrat Party Behind," Tulsi Gabbard. Did you write this book for me? I thought you would like that title, Dave.
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Tulsi Gabbard refers to a topic she discusses in her book during a conversation about President Biden's divisive speech at Independence Hall. This suggests the book contains details of her views on political opportunities and missteps.
I talk about this in my book, but he did the exact opposite. That might have been the most divisive speech I've ever heard in my life. That was one of many lost opportunities.
Irreversible Damage
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Peter Boghossian discusses Abigail Shrier's new book, 'Irreversible Damage,' which addresses how the system often fails to support children questioning their gender identity. He highlights the concern that this system does not encourage children to reflect on their feelings but rather pushes them toward transitioning.
So this is what Abigail Shrier's new book is about, because basically what you're saying and what she writes about is that in essence if you were to send a kid who was confused about their gender, which some kids could be part of growing up and puberty and everything else, so you send an 11-year-old girl who thinks she's a boy or wants to be a boy, basically you're sending her to a system that is designed not to help her think that through, and maybe say, 'Okay, wait on this.'
The God Delusion
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Dave Rubin references Richard Dawkins and his book 'The God Delusion', discussing Dawkins' perspective on Christian nations.
I did; just to be clear, he's had that position since The God Delusion about a Christian nation.
The End of History and the Last Man
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During the discussion, Peter Boghossian implicitly references Francis Fukuyama and his book, 'The End of History and the Last Man,' while arguing against the notion that history has a definitive endpoint.
I don't think that history has an end point; I don't think we're at the end of history, as Fukuyama suggested.
Enlightenment Now
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In this segment, Ben Shapiro references Steven Pinker while discussing the concept of human nature. He is likely alluding to Pinker’s book 'Enlightenment Now' and the author's perspective on the idea of human progress.
I think human beings don't change, and the story of humanity is not humanity becoming ever better, sort of in the Steven Pinker notion.
Speechless
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Winston Marshall refers to a book by Andy Knowles, who is associated with BLM, which discusses Antifa and the BLM riots. This mention is significant as it relates to the controversy that led to his de facto cancellation from Mumford & Sons. Although the book is not specifically named, its content is summarized without further analysis. Dave Rubin and Winston do not elaborate on the reasons behind the book's controversial nature.
The situation arose regarding a book by BLM's Andy Knowles, which discussed Antifa and the BLM riots. [David] Yeah.
The End of the Alphabet
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Isabel Brown discusses how she analyzes the distinctions between different generations, particularly regarding TV shows and fashion, in her book. This reference suggests that the book is likely titled 'The End of the Alphabet: How Gen Z Can Save America.'
We have different TV shows and fashion senses and everything, and I break all of that down in the book.
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Emily Austin discusses the Bible in the context of her beliefs about spirituality and the current state of the world, suggesting that it aligns with her view of these times as 'end times'.
I'm not super religious, but I'm definitely spiritual, and like if you open a book like the Bible, this is the end of times we're living in. And it sounds silly, but if you read it, it's like everything perceived to be wrong will be perceived as right.
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The guest notes that the Bible continues to sell 2000 copies every hour, highlighting its importance and the valuable lessons it conveys, as part of a broader discussion on hope and values.
- Look, I think I might have mentioned this the last time around, but there is a reason why the Bible still sells 2000 copies every hour.
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During the end of the interview, the guest proposes that reading the Bible could help people reconnect with the fundamental principles that have historically contributed to the greatness of civilizations.
I mean, the path back really is, I think we need to read the Bible.
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The guest shares that he finds great comfort in reading the Bible and its prophets at the end of the interview, highlighting how it imparts timeless values and insights.
And I find great comfort when I go back and read the Bible, read the prophets, read their hopes and values and dreams.
Irreversible Damage
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Dave Rubin discusses Abigail Shrier's new book, 'Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters'. He highlights how the book addresses the failures of psychiatric and psychological fields in supporting a generation of youth, linking it to broader issues of birth control and its side effects.
Well, I can see how this dovetails nicely with Abigail's new book because basically her argument, or the case she's making, is that the entire psychiatric and psychological fields have failed an entire generation.
Irreversible Damage
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Abigail Shrier mentions her last book to explain her extensive experience interviewing parents, providing context for her research background.
One amazing thing about my last book is that I went to interview—I probably talked to about 1,000 parents because after I wrote the book, I had talked to probably hundreds, and then in the years after the book, so many parents kept reaching out to me.
Awakenings
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Dave Rubin suggests that 'The Daily Wire' should make a movie about John Fetterman's recovery story and mental clarity, comparing it to the book 'Awakenings'. He draws a parallel between Fetterman's apparent mental awakening and the themes explored in 'Awakenings'.
- 'The Daily Wire' should make a movie about that, by the way. It's amazing, it's like 'Awakenings.' I said that on my show earlier.
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Bret Weinstein discusses 'Chesterton's Fence', describing it as a profoundly important principle that he only learned about relatively recently.
I wasn’t introduced to Chesterton's Fence until, I don’t know, 2016 or even later. Chesterton's Fence is a profoundly important principle.
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Andrew Klavan discusses how the Jewish people are the authors of the Bible, emphasizing their historical significance and its role in understanding the world. The Bible is further explored in detail later in the podcast.
They're the authors of the Bible. You don't have to believe in God to understand that this is true.
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Andrew Klavan references the book of Genesis from the Bible, describing it as a profoundly insightful work that delves into the human condition. This mention comes in the context of a conversation about the failures of the secular world.
And to be honest, if you read the first three or four chapters of Genesis, and you don't see the human condition plumb to its depths, you're not reading it right.
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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.
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.
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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.
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.
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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.
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?
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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.
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.
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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.
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.
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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.
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.
The Big Sort
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During the conversation, Dave Rubin refers to the book 'The Big Sort' while discussing how divisions are formed when people relocate to places that reflect their political views.
It's not being, what was the book called, 'The Big Sort,' a while ago?
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In a discussion about the foundations of American ideals, Dave Rubin and his guest, Yaron Brook, highlight the significance of America's roots in the enlightenment, the Declaration of Independence, and the Constitution. Yaron emphasizes the importance of these original founding documents and the principles established by their writers.
It is a vision of separation of church and state; fine, you can have any religion you want, but just don't impose it on me. The roots of America are in the enlightenment, the Declaration, and the Constitution. If we can resurrect the spirit of the Founders, if we can bring that back, and that's a positive vision.
Infidel
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Ayaan Hirsi Ali discusses her book, 'Infidel', in which she narrates her life story, highlighting its significance in the ongoing conversation during the podcast episode.
You know of my life story that I document in 'Infidel.'
Eichmann in Jerusalem
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Ayaan Hirsi Ali references Hannah Arendt and her concept of 'the banality of evil' while discussing the disturbing reactions of a Hamas member's parents after their son committed atrocities.
The banality of evil, remember Hannah Arendt?
The Strange Death of Europe
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During the episode, host Dave Rubin directly references the book 'The Strange Death of Europe' authored by guest Douglas Murray. This mention acts as a catalyst for discussing the book's themes and the predictions it presents.
(tense music) Douglas, you wrote "The Strange Death of Europe."
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Douglas Murray clarifies the full title, including its subtitle, and explains that he wishes the predictions made in his book had not come true. The conversation emphasizes the book's significance in light of the current political climate.
In fact, I said when "The Strange Death of Europe: Immigration, Identity and Islam," as is the subtitle, came out, I said that it has been my fervent desire that this book proves to be wrong. I remember, you said that to me in an interview about it. I mean, you wanted it to be wrong.
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In this segment, Douglas Murray quotes the opening lines of his book "The Strange Death of Europe" to highlight his concerns regarding the direction in which European leadership is taking the continent, expressing his hope that the people of Europe will not simply accept this path.
I said in the opening lines of "The Strange Death of Europe" that Europe was committing suicide, or at least its leaders had decided to commit suicide, and the question, I said, is whether or not the people of Europe decide to go along with that decision. It's my fervent hope that they do not.
Eichmann in Jerusalem
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In this segment, Dinesh D'Souza references Hannah Arendt's book 'Eichmann in Jerusalem' to discuss the concept of the banality of evil. He explores how individuals, like Eichmann, may engage in harmful actions not out of blatant malice, but from a desire to be part of a highly organized system. This connection is used to highlight the motivations of individuals operating within repressive states.
Yeah, and I specifically mention Hannah Arendt and her idea about Eichmann from the book 'Eichmann in Jerusalem.' That Eichmann was, yeah, he was a Nazi, but that wasn't what motivated him; he was sort of like I want to be part of a really efficient system.
1984
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Dinesh refers to the book '1984' by George Orwell while discussing the implementation of a police state through various public means, including media and education. He draws parallels between the book's themes and modern coordination among public and private sectors.
Some of it is hidden, to be sure, but some of it, even outside the government, is almost reminiscent of Orwell in '1984'. It talks about the fact that Big Brother has an inner party and an outer party.
Settle for More
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In this segment, Megyn Kelly refers to a story she previously shared in her book, focusing on a significant moment during the news coverage following 9/11.
I know I told this story in my book and I told it for a reason, but there was a moment after, on 9/11 where on 'Good Morning America', it was Diane Sawyer and Charlie Gibson anchoring.
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Carl Benjamin cites Robert Greene's book, 'The 48 Laws of Power', to illustrate a political principle related to leadership dynamics. He points out that one of the laws, which advises against outshining one's superior, is applicable to the way DeSantis has approached his challenges against Trump, highlighting the significance of observing the established hierarchy in politics.
And that's, the first one is from like Robert Green's books, 'The 48 Laws of Power', which is never outshine the master, right? Trump is a more veteran statesman than him by virtue of being A, the president and being older, right?
Mein Kampf
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Dennis Prager, a guest on The Rubin Report podcast, uses 'Mein Kampf' as an example of a book that would be banned in elementary schools to contrast with modern books being banned. This was in response to discussion around California's proposed bill about banning books, where Prager indicates that all schools would ban many books, and his parents would not have minded him reading it, but they would have cared more about banning sexually explicit books.
That means a lot of books were banned. You mean your elementary school didn't have 'Mein Kampf'? Well, listen, here's the irony.
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Carol Roth discusses her book, 'You'll Own Nothing: Your War with a New Financial World Order and How to Fight Back', explaining how she aimed to remove conspiracy theories and politicization from the subject in question.
You know, Dave, one of the things I did—and you will own nothing—is I really tried to take the conspiracy element out of this and the politicization out of this because I do think that this starts getting into this camp or this camp when you go to BlackRock's shareholder letter and you see them say these things in their own words.
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In this segment, Dave discusses the themes of wealth and ownership found in Carol Roth's book, highlighting her long history of helping individuals create and generate wealth.
Yeah, so we talk about the book, but if you think about someone who's helped people create wealth and generate wealth for over 25 years, I know that wealth comes from ownership.
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Gad Saad shares that he discusses his wife in detail in his book, 'The Saad Truth About Happiness'.
I actually discuss this in quite a bit of detail in the book. You've met her, you know, on numerous occasions.
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Glenn Beck mentions reading the Bible to illustrate his view that societal mistakes tend to repeat themselves.
I mean, I remember reading the Bible: you first read the Bible and you're like, okay, and they destroyed themselves.
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In this segment, Sean Spicer refers to his first book as he discusses a professional transition he encountered, highlighting how he was treated by Jack and Josh Orange during that period.
I wrote about this in my first book, and they treated the transition in a very professional way and said, you know what, we disagree with you, but our job is to make sure you're ready to govern and that you guys are successful.
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Ari Fleischer clearly expresses that he wrote a book to highlight issues with the press, describing this action as 'blowing the whistle' on the media.
And that's why I wrote the book, David, this is why I blew the whistle on the press. I try to be fair.
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Ari Fleischer discusses his own book, describing it as a unique perspective on the current media landscape and expressing his concerns about the state of the media.
No and here's where I think, and I hope my book is a little bit different. I point these things out because I lament them.
Not My First Rodeo
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In this episode, Dave Rubin introduces Kristi Noem, who serves as the Governor of South Dakota and has authored the book 'Not My First Rodeo: Lessons from the Heartland.'
My Lieutenant Governor tells the story that he would get phone calls from even our best supporters saying, 'Hey, you gotta get the governor in line.' (relaxing music) I'm Dave Rubin, and joining me today is the Governor of the great state of South Dakota, as well as the author of the new book, Not My First Rodeo: Lessons from the Heartland.
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Dave Rubin expresses his intention to discuss the book titled 'Not My First Rodeo: Lessons from the Heartland' and some current hot topics.
So I want to dive into a bit about the book and some of the hot topics of the day and a bunch more.
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Dave Rubin refers to Kristi Noem's book, discussing how it explores her personal history and its influence on her political beliefs.
In the book, you go into your history, your childhood, and really how it sets up a lot of your political beliefs.
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Kristi Noem clarifies that her book, 'Not My First Rodeo: Lessons from the Heartland,' is not primarily focused on politics, but rather on her life experiences.
Many people would look at me writing a book and think it's a book about politics, but it's really not.
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Kristi Noem shares insights into the stories featured in her book, which include experiences related to cattle, hunting trips, and valuable lessons from her parents.
Many of the stories in the book are about working with cattle, hunting trips, or lessons learned from my mom and dad.
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Jonathan Isaac discusses a story from his book about his recruitment to play college basketball.
There's one story in the book where I'm getting recruited to go to college to play ball.
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Jonathan Isaac shares that the book has become a source of inspiration and encouragement for those who are reading it.
But now I see the tangible book is alive, and people are reading it, expressing how inspired and encouraged they feel.
It's a Book!
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Jonathan Isaac mentions his ability to write a book and how it allows him to grow and expand his life experiences.
I can write a book and see my life kind of expand.
Why I Stand
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During the discussion, Jonathan Isaac talks about his book, 'Why I Stand', which is currently being considered for a movie adaptation.
The 'Why I Stand' book is being discussed for a movie adaptation.
Why I Stand
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Jonathan Isaac showcases his book 'Why I Stand' during the conversation, holding it physically for the audience to see.
Right now, 'Why I Stand,' I have the book right here, just so you guys can see it.
On the Genealogy of Morals
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Douglas Murray discusses Nietzsche's 'Genealogy of Morals,' highlighting its relevance to people who reopen past wounds and express their pain, drawing a parallel to contemporary issues.
In the book, I use a couple of fantastic quotes from Nietzsche from Genealogy of Morals. one of his analogies that I lift is about people who pick at long-closed wounds, pick off the scabs, and then scream about how much they've been hurt. This is horribly pertinent.
The Torah
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David Mamet shares his journey of studying the Torah, linking it to his exploration of his Jewish identity.
So I started studying the Torah and I said, ",Okay, there's two things. One, there is Yiddishkeit," right?
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
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In this segment, Judge Napolitano references 'Alice in Wonderland' to illustrate the absurdity of a legal scenario that involves proving a negative.
How do you prove a negative? That's 'Alice in Wonderland.'
Manufacturing consent
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Michael Malice mentions Noam Chomsky having a book on manufacturing consent in the context of media elites controlling the narrative.
how do we manufacture consent and Noam Chomsky, who's a fellow anarchist of mine, had a book on this subject
New Right
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Dave Rubin refers to Michael Malice's book by its title.
That the right, the new right, to use the title of your book that the new right would become the place that was creative and cool
Ego & Hubris
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Michael Malice mentions Harvey Pekar wrote a book about him called "Ego and Hubris".
Harvey Pekar, the late comic book writer of "American Splendor" fame, he wrote a book about me called "Ego and Hubris" that came out in 2006.
Ulysses
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Mentioned as a book by James Joyce that was subject to government censorship before the early 1960s.
you couldn't legally publish "Lady Chatterley's Lover" James Joyce's, "Ulysses", Henry Miller's, "Tropic of Cancer", Alan Ginsberg's, "Howl" before about 1960 without worrying about being dragged into court
Atlas Shrugged
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Nick Gillespie mentions the book "Atlas Shrugged", admitting he hasn't read it but knows the plot from the movies.
I will admit that I've never read "Atlas Shrugged", I've never finished it. I've watched the movies, which I enjoyed (laughing) and I know the basic plot, and I kind of liked the idea of Gulch-Gulch
Chicago Blues Rhythm Guitar
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Dave Rubin mentions that he wrote a book defending liberalism.
I mean, I wrote a whole book defending liberalism, but they have to ally with the moderates on the right, which I think is most of America at this point.
Don't Burn This Book
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The host, Dave Rubin, refers to a chapter ('find a mentor') in his own book while discussing Dana Perino's book.
And as you may remember, chapter nine of my book was find a mentor.
Beyond Order
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Jordan Peterson shows the physical copy of his new book.
With this new book, I can show you this. That's what it looks like. The black counterpart to the white book, the previous book.
12 Rules for Life
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Jordan Peterson states the title of Chapter 9 of his new book.
Chapter nine. If old memories still upset you, write them down carefully and completely.
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Steven Crowder mentions pitching a book titled 'Change My Mind' to conservative publishers years ago, describing its content and how it was rejected as 'silly'.
people use this term sort of cancel culture, and it didn't exist. By the way I pitched the book for change my mind, I've talked about this many times to conservative publishers and there was no cancel culture. So I had these, but I described SJWs. I described leftist activist and I described people who are sort of liberal by default and sort of what ended up becoming the alt-right. But I just had different words for it. And every single publisher turned it down and said this book is silly. No one will ever wanna do a change by mind book.
The Challenge of Dawa
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Dave Rubin introduces Ayaan Hirsi Ali and mentions her new book by its full title.
a best-selling author whose new book, "Prey: Immigration, Islam, "and the Erosion of Women's Rights" is out right now.
Enlightenment Now
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Dave Rubin confirms he read Steven Pinker's book and mentions its title.
I've read the book. I think I've got it back here. You know, Pinker's book "Enlightenment Now."
The Wolf of Wall Street
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Jordan Belfort mentions writing a book about his life story which subsequently became the movie 'The Wolf of Wall Street'.
I went to jail, and I wrote a book about it, and that book became a movie. And I got really lucky 'cause the thing is when you make a movie there's two things can happen. You could have a movie made about you, and I love Danny DeVito, but let's just say, you could get played by Danny DeVito or-- - (laughs) No offense, no offense. - I love Danny, but, or Leonardo DiCaprio and have Martin Scorsese direct that movie. And I have to say, what they did is they took a book that I worked very hard on and I was proud of, and the writer, Terrance Winters, a brilliant guy, and all of us together created what really ended up being a very special, amazing movie that has certainly stood the test of time and become probably one of the biggest cult hits of all time.
Contact
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Dave Rubin mentions the movie 'Contact', and Jordan Belfort confirms it's a great movie and book, mentioning the author Carl Sagan. Dave later mentions reading all of Carl Sagan's books after seeing the movie, specifically noting 'Contact' was his only nonfiction.
Like I think one of the greatest movies is like "Contact". It's with Jodie Foster. It's just a great movie. - I love that Carl Sagan. Right, it's a great book, great movie. And they ask that, "So you think that 95% of the population "is suffering from mass delusion?" (laughs) - And she says, I've asked the question. - Basically I've answered the question, right? I think I've already answered that question. But the point is it's a valid Occam's razor.
Charter Schools and Their Enemies
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Jason Riley mentions that Thomas Sowell published a new book on charter schools the previous year.
He did publish a book last year, a brand new book, on charter schools.
Don't Burn This Book
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The host, Dave Rubin, refers to his own book when explaining the evolution of his position on abortion.
My position before I wrote my book was 20 weeks. Because at that point, we know that the fetus can feel pain. Now there's actually a little evidence that it's closer to 18 weeks. But then in my book, I took the first trimester position which is about 12 weeks in effect. And I talk about, I concede that I believe it's a life. I tried to talk about as many of the moral and philosophical and religious issues and all of those things.
Irreversible Damage
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The host introduces the guest, Abigail Shrier, as the author of her new book and states the full title.
Joining me today for a long overdue interview is author of the new book "Irreversible Damage The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters". Abigail Shrier, welcome to The Rubin Report.
Bad Therapy
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The host refers to the book by a shortened version of its title when discussing the topic.
So let's just start with the controversy first because what you write about here in "The Transgender Craze" is really like, the hot topic of the day and the thing that seems to get the most people in hot water.
The Madness of Crowds
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Douglas Murray references his own book, "The Madness of Crowds", and a point he makes in it about people over-politicizing their lives.
And I say this at the end of "The Madness of Crowds" as you know which is that people have over politicized their lives.
In Order to Live
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The host introduces the guest, Yeonmi Park, as the author of this book and states the full title.
Joining me today is a human rights activist, author of "In Order to Live," a North Korean girl's journey to freedom and someone that I'm honored to call a friend, Yeonmi Park, welcome to "The Rubin Report."
Animal Farm
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Yeonmi Park refers back to the book "animal farm" and how she related to the characters.
Like I could see in that little pigs in the animal farm was it, I see myself as in my grandmother's like, Oh this is what happened.
Don't Burn This Book
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Yeonmi Park mentions being inspired by the host's book.
And of course I've been so inspired in your book don't burn this world.
Mein Kampf
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Glenn Beck shows a copy of Mein Kampf from his collection, noting it was given by Hitler and belonged to Von Stauffenberg.
This is a copy of "Mein Kampf" all in lambskin, given by Hitler himself. And if you see the book plate.
Ten Global Trends Every Smart Person Should Know
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The host introduces the guest, Marian Tupy, and mentions he is the co-author of a new book titled '10 Global Trends, Every Smart Person Should Know'.
Joining me today is the Editor of HUMANPROGRESS.ORG and the co-author of the new book, "10 Global Trends, Every Smart Person Should Know" and many others that you will find interesting.
Don't Burn This Book
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Dave Rubin refers to a book about people being afraid to speak their minds. Karlyn confirms the book and says her community is currently reading it.
"Oh, that girl is saying what she thinks, and so many people are afraid to do it", some guy wrote a book about that. - He did, he did, and we're actually reading that book in my community right now.
New Right
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The host mentions that Michael Malice wrote a book called "The New Right" while discussing why Malice would want to be on a platform without trolls, given his expertise on trolls.
I know some people must be saying, but wait a minute, Michael Malice wrote a book called "The New Right".
The White Pill
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Michael Malice announces the title of his upcoming book and describes its theme.
My next book is called "The White Pill". I'm working on it now, and this is really going to be a manifesto that's gonna make people very excited and very hopeful about the future of this country...
The Saad Truth about Happiness
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The host introduces the guest, Gad Saad, and his new book by its full title.
and author of the new book, "The Parasitic Mind: "How Infectious Ideas Are Killing Common Sense".
Name of the Rose
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Gad Saad refers to a book that was also made into a movie, mentioning its title.
Right, then I referred to a book, well originally a book but then a movie. The Name of the Rose, if you remember The Name of the, did you see it Dave by the way?
Notorious RBG
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Megyn Kelly describes the selection of books in a local children's bookstore, noting the presence of books about prominent liberal women, including one referred to as 'RBG, the notorious'.
And the whole wall of books is like, even before Ruth Bader Ginsburg died, it was like RBG, the notorious, and you know, all Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton and then Chelsea Clinton.
Triggered
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The host asks Don Jr. if he was surprised his previous book "Triggered" made the New York Times bestseller list at number one.
Are you shocked that they allowed your last book "Triggered" not only to make the list, I mean, I made the list too, just saying but they let you be number one.
John Adams and the Spirit of Liberty
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The host introduces the guest, C. Bradley Thompson, and explicitly mentions his new book by its full title and author.
Joining me today, is a Professor of Political Philosophy at Clemson University and author of the new book, "America's Revolutionary Mind: A Moral History of the American Revolution and the Declaration That Defined It," C. Bradley Thompson, welcome back to "The Rubin Report."
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The guest mentions this book by title and author as an example of influential 17th-century works.
Francis Bacon in his Novum Organum. And Sir Isaac Newton in his Principia Mathematica, and John Locke, in his Essay Concerning Human Understanding,
An Essay Concerning Human Understanding
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The guest mentions this book by title and author as an example of influential 17th-century works.
And Sir Isaac Newton in his Principia Mathematica, and John Locke, in his Essay Concerning Human Understanding, And they took the enlightenments ideas of the laws of nature,
Food Fix
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The host introduces the guest, Dr. Mark Hyman, and explicitly mentions his newest book by title.
and his newest book is "Food Fix: How to Save Our Health, Our Economy, "Our Communities, and Our Planet One Bite at a Time".
Between the World and Me
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Bryan Callen mentions reading Ta-Nehisi Coates' work, describing him as a beautiful and moving writer on the left side of black intelligentsia. No specific book title was mentioned.
I've read a lot of Ta-Nehisi Coates, and Ta-Nehisi is, you know, would be considered on the sort of left side of the spectrum in black intelligentsia.
Trump: The Art of the Deal
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Newt Gingrich mentions a book by Tony Schwartz about communication and politics, noting he might not have the exact title right, but links it to the concept of "The Responsive Chord".
One of the great lessons I learned was from a book by Tony Schwartz called the election game and then how to win. And I'm sorry. I won't get the name, the title right now, I'm just gonna give you the wrong title. Anyway, Tony Schwartz was a great radio consultant who then went into politics. He did a lots of radio ads and he was very good at understanding the idea that was called "The Responsive Chord."
Common Sense
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Newt Gingrich mentions Thomas Paine's pamphlet "Common Sense" in the context of the Revolutionary War.
He had taken Thomas Paine who had written an amazing pamphlet called "Common Sense" which explained the Revolutionary War to everyday people.
The Gutfeld Monologues
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The host, Dave Rubin, introduces Greg Gutfeld as the author of his new book, stating the full title and author.
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
On Liberty
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Dave Rubin mentions having a copy of the book on his nightstand.
I gotta show you. I have a copy of "On Liberty" in my nightstand.
The Right Side of History
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Ben Shapiro mentions his previous book and its theme about the country falling apart.
I mean, there've been things that have been going wrong, which is why I wrote the previous book, "Right Side of History", which was the country's kind of falling apart.
White Fragility
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Ben Shapiro mentions Robin DiAngelo, linking her ideas to those in 'How to be an Antiracist', implying her book 'White Fragility'.
This is what Abraham Kenzi says in "How to be an Antiracist," and Robin DiAngelo sort of mirrors this.
Bowling Alone: Revised and Updated
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Nathan Finochio mentions this book as a sociological study from the 90s about the erosion of community in America.
Yeah, absolutely, I remember there was a book written in the '90s by a guy named Putnam, the title was "Bowling Alone." And it sort of was a sociological book, just looking at the erosion of community in America, beginning with the bowling leagues.
The Denial of Death
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Nathan Finochio mentions this book by a Pulitzer Prize winner, discussing its perspective on secularism and the death of God.
there's this book written by a Pulitzer Prize winner. I think his name is Ernest Becker, and the title of it was "The Denial of Death." In his book, he's, looking at secularism, and kind of what it's done in modernity,
Mask of Masculinity
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Lewis Howes mentions writing his next book, titled 'Mask of Masculinity', which is about men's issues and the pain they feel.
But as I started to write my next book about this, called the "Mask of Masculinity," I said, "You know, men, a lot of the men in the world "are causing a lot of the pain in the world." This is where you see some of our leaders angry a lot.
The Ascent of Money
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Niall Ferguson mentions writing a history of the Rothschilds as part of his work in financial history.
In my field, I was writing a lot of financial history, I'd written the history of the Rothschilds.
On the Road
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Niall Ferguson mentions reenacting the journey described in Jack Kerouac's book 'On the Road' when he was young.
I actually reenacted Jack Kerouac's 'On the Road' with considerable fidelity to the original.
A People's History of the United States
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Niall Ferguson criticizes the use of Howard Zinn's book 'A People's History of the United States' in teaching young Americans, arguing it overemphasizes the negatives.
But I don't think we should be teaching young Americans, from how it Howard Zinn's 'A People's History of the United States,' in which the negatives are constantly emphasized over the positives.
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Niall Ferguson mentions Alexander Hamilton's explicit statements about the Constitution's design in 'the Federalist Papers'.
Alexander Hamilton was very explicit about that in the Federalist Papers and elsewhere.
Why the Jews?
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Dennis Prager mentions writing a bible commentary titled "The Rational Bible".
I've written a bible commentary, "The Rational Bible," and the figures there, Moses was a mentor.
Anthem
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Matt Kibbe describes reading Ayn Rand's novella Anthem as his 'gateway drug to Liberty' after hearing her mentioned on a Rush album.
I had no idea who that dude Ayn Rand was, but she had such an interesting name. I went out and stumbled across an old copy of her novella Anthem and I devoured it.
The Virtue of Nationalism
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Dave Rubin mentions this book by Yoram Hazony as one he references in his own book, discussing its argument about nation-states.
The book that I reference in the chapter, "The Virtue of Nationalism" by Yoram Hazony his whole argument is that every nation should be able to set it's own laws...
The Moral Arc
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Michael Shermer refers to a book he wrote in 2015 where he speculated about a world without borders.
You know, at the end of the moral arch I sort of speculate about a future, a world without borders. ... Unfortunately since I wrote that in 2015 we've kind of gone the other direction...
The Madness of Crowds
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Douglas Murray mentions writing about a topic in his latest book and states the title.
I mean there have been, as you know, I wrote about this in my latest book, in "The Madness of Crowds",
The Open Society and Its Enemies (1+2)
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The guest references this book by Karl Popper to explain the paradox of tolerance.
I think an explanation might come from Karl Popper's, the great philosopher of science, Karl Popper's book, "The Open Society."
Holy Blood, Holy Grail
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The guest mentions this book as a non-fiction precursor to Dan Brown's novel, noting the authors sued Brown.
Before Dan Brown, there was a book called "Holy Blood, Holy Grail." Actually, those guys sued Dan Brown for stealing their idea.
Atlas Shrugged
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The guest mentions this book was widely read when he was in college, associated with the rise of objectivism.
I remember when objectivism was on the rise when I was at Pepperdine. I mentioned everybody read "Atlas Shrugged," right?
American Psycho
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Dave Rubin mentions "American Psycho" and notes it was Bret Easton Ellis's third novel.
that "American Psycho," it's almost, to me, which, it was your third novel, right?
The Bonfire of the Vanities
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Dennis Miller asks Dave Rubin if he has read the Tom Wolfe book 'A Man in Full'.
Did you ever read the great Tom Wolfe book, well I liked it, I don't know if a lot of people called it "A Man in Full", and it was a book, well, you'd have to read it.
Genius Kitchen
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The host introduces the guest, Max Lugavere, mentioning he is the New York Times Best Selling author of "Genius Food" and "The Genius Life".
Now, joining me today is a New York Times Best Selling of "Genius Food," and the new book "The Genius Life," Max Lugavere, welcome back to "The Rubin Report."
The Virtue of Nationalism
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Dave Rubin asks Rick Grenell if he has read this book by Yoram Hazony, describing its basic premise.
Yeah, did you by any chance read that book that I've got right there? Yoram Hazony, "The Virtue of Nationalism"?
Ender's Game
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Bridget Phetasy quotes her roommate, Samantha, comparing the online political/news environment to "Ender's Game" meets the board game "Risk".
My roommate Samantha said it perfectly. She said, it's "Ender's Game" meets "Risk" on Twitter.
The Virtue of Nationalism
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Dave Rubin mentions reading the book 'Virtue in Nationalism' by Yoram Hazony in the context of discussing how strong democratic nations bring peace.
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.
The Ascent of Money
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John Anderson references Niall Ferguson and his idea comparing the internet age to the printing press, linking it to Ferguson's known work.
Niall Ferguson talks about how the greatest parallel from the internet age is probably the printing press, and it resulted in a lot of chaos initially, but in the end, of course, it was responsible for the spreading of wisdom and of learning and of ability to, if you like, share, that transform the way that we live.
The End of History and the Last Man
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John Anderson references Francis Fukuyama and his 'end of history' idea, which is the title and subject of his famous book.
We're very conscious of that where we live. And so the idea that somehow or other democracy has won out, that Francis Fukuyama, the idea end of history, that we'll all be free, open, democratic, capitalist societies led by America is really over already, and it happened very quickly.
The Madness of Crowds
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Douglas Murray mentions the title of his book while discussing its introduction and the reasons behind the current societal issues.
And I say, in the introduction to "The Madness of Crowds" it's not a surprise that young people who can't accumulate capital in their lives don't have any particular love of capitalism.
The Bell Curve
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Dave Rubin mentions the book and its author in the context of Sam Harris discussing it and the resulting backlash.
and you lay this out in the book actually, that when decent people like Sam Harris, for example, try to wade into this discussion as he did with Charles Murray of the Bell Curve, the way that he then gets attacked as if he's a race realist or something thing like that.
The Right Side of History
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Dave Rubin mentions that Ben Shapiro wrote a book about the topic of the potential flaw within liberalism and the god-shaped hole.
This is of course what Sam Harris and Jordan Peterson had been debating a lot for the last year and a half and many others a Ben Shapiro wrote a book about it
Second Treatise of Government
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Colonel West mentions reading John Locke's 'Second Treatise on Government' in the context of the founders' ideas about natural rights.
and when you look at what you know our founders created when you look and read John Locke's Second Treatise on government natural rights theory your inalienable rights are not dictated to you by man it comes from a creator life later
The Power of Now
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The host introduces the guest, Eckhart Tolle, as the best-selling author of this book.
I'm Dave Rubin and joining me on the Reuben report today is the internationally best-selling author of The Power of Now which is sold 12 million copies worldwide since it was first published with translations into 52 languages along with his most recent book A New Earth which has already sold over 15 million copies worldwide and has been translated into 50 languages Eckhart Tolle
A New Earth
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The host introduces the guest, Eckhart Tolle, mentioning this as his most recent book.
I'm Dave Rubin and joining me on the Reuben report today is the internationally best-selling author of The Power of Now which is sold 12 million copies worldwide since it was first published with translations into 52 languages along with his most recent book A New Earth which has already sold over 15 million copies worldwide and has been translated into 50 languages Eckhart Tolle
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Eckhart Tolle recommends this book from the Old Testament as describing a state of existential anguish.
If you want to read about that state I recommend in the Old Testament there is the Book of Ecclesiastes which starts with a famous phrase as in the old translation vanity of vanities all is Vanity
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Eckhart Tolle mentions this book as describing the character's state of mind before suicide.
for example in Anna Karenina at the end of the book just before she commits suicide
12 Rules for Life
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The host mentions people telling Jordan Peterson they read his book '12 rules for life' and how it helped them.
I just fit into this because we mentioned right before we started that I've been on tour with Jordan Peterson and during the Q and A's I see so many people that will say to him you know I just read your book and I'm applying the 12 rules for life
Rise of the Robots
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The host introduces the guest, Martin Ford, by mentioning his New York Times bestselling book.
joining me today is the author of The New York Times bestseller rise of the robots technology and the threat of a jobless future Martin Ford
Death of a Marriage
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The host introduces the guest, Martin Ford, by mentioning his New York Times bestselling book.
joining me today is the author of The New York Times bestseller rise of the robots technology and the threat of a jobless future Martin Ford
The Lights in the Tunnel
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Martin Ford mentions his first book, 'The Lights in the Tunnel', and its topic.
and so about 10 years ago in 20 2009 I wrote my first book called the lights in the tunnel which really argued that artificial intelligence was going to be the next big thing in computing and then it was going to have a dramatic impact in particular on the job market
Architects of Intelligence
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Martin Ford mentions his latest book, 'Architects of Intelligence', and describes its content as interviews with top AI people.
my latest book architects of intelligence wanted a people it's a series of interviews with the top people in AI
Dear Reader
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Michael Malice mentions his previous book about North Korea, referring to it as 'my last book with your reader'.
the longer answer is my background is with North Korea was my last book with your reader the new right happened as a consequence of so many of my friends who were in tort roles who were anarchists fell down these rabbit holes of what they were what was called insomnia reaction and later became like the alt-right and dark enlightenment
New Right
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Michael Malice introduces the topic of his current book, 'The New Right', explaining how the subculture developed.
the longer answer is my background is with North Korea was my last book with your reader the new right happened as a consequence of so many of my friends who were in tort roles who were anarchists fell down these rabbit holes of what they were what was called insomnia reaction and later became like the alt-right and dark enlightenment
The Goal
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Michael Malice mentions a book called 'The Goal' and describes its central theme about identifying bottlenecks in a system.
There's a great book called the goal and the point of this book is what's a goal there was to go the business and he says to make money
Adios, America
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Michael Malice discusses Ann Coulter's book 'Audios America' and its influence on the 2016 election cycle.
and I discussed her ID as a length because her book audios America was probably the most influential book of the 2016 election cycle
American Pravda
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The host introduces James O'Keefe and mentions he is the author of this book.
joining me today is a guerrilla journalist the head of Project Veritas and the author of American Pravda James O'Keefe
Rules for Radicals
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James O'Keefe mentions reading this book in college and how it influenced his tactics.
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
The Jungle
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James O'Keefe uses Upton Sinclair's book as an analogy for gathering information and reporting it.
Upton Sinclair what he wrote the jungle he saw everything and then he ran back to his hotel
The History of the Future
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James O'Keefe recommends a recent book by Blake Harris about Palmer Luckey and Facebook.
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
The Order of the Librarians
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James O'Keefe recommends a recent book by Blake Harris about Palmer Luckey and Facebook.
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
Fear
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James O'Keefe discusses Bob Woodward's book and its reliance on anonymous sources.
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
The Virtue of Nationalism
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The host introduces the guest, Yoram Hazony, and mentions he is the author of several books, specifically naming 'the virtue of nationalism'.
joining me today is the president of the Herzl Institute in Jerusalem the director of the John Templeton Foundation project in Jewish philosophical theology and the author of several books including the virtue of nationalism
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Complete Catalog of Schirmer's Library of Musical Classics
The guest points out Michael Shermer's book, 'The Moral Arc', visible in the background.
and schirmer's book I can see yeah the moral arc
Man's Search for Meaning
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The guest mentions Viktor Frankl and his famous book as an example of finding internal control in difficult circumstances.
so a Viktor Frankl who was in the concentration camps his wife was killed he survives the Nazi concentration camps and he goes and he writes a famous book called man's search for meaning after he's liberated
Gay Girl, Good God
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Allie Stuckey mentions a book by Jackie Hill Perry about her life story, including her experience as a gay person and her conversion to Christianity, as an example of someone whose life changed after becoming a Christian.
Well I know two different stories there is a really good book by someone who I totally disagree with it's a ways but she wrote a good book Now she probably wouldn't say that Oh God makes people straight but it's called gay girl good God's by Jackie Hill Perri and she did live life as a gay person and then she kind of had an awakening She came to God and she's married and she has kids There are stories like that but I also know stories of people
Irresistible
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Bridget mentions reading a book titled 'irresistible' which is about screen addiction and related studies, describing it as brilliant.
so I went down all these science holes and now I'm looking at reading this book irresistible which is all about screen addiction and all the studies and it's brilliant
Extreme Ownership
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Jocko Willink mentions wishing he had the lessons from this book when he was a kid.
I wish I had this when I was a kid I wish I had the lessons from extreme ownership when I was a kid I wish I had the lessons from the discipline equals freedom Field Manual
Discipline Equals Freedom
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Jocko Willink mentions wishing he had the lessons from this book when he was a kid.
I wish I had this when I was a kid I wish I had the lessons from extreme ownership when I was a kid I wish I had the lessons from the discipline equals freedom Field Manual
Way of the Warrior Kid
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Jocko Willink recounts a letter from a reader who applied the lessons from this children's book to improve their adult life, and describes the book's premise.
and then the last line said the book I read was the way of the warrior kid which is you know aimed at kids but the lessons in there are completely universal and applied to your whole life
Mikey and the Dragons
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Jocko Willink describes the premise of this children's book.
and so that's that one Mikey and the Dragons is about facing your dragons
John Grisham
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Robert Barnes recommends reading all of John Grisham's books to get a good sense of legal practice.
I always say if anybody wants to learn legal education just read all john grisham's you'll get a good sense about the legal practice
The Fountainhead
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The host introduces the topic of the episode, explicitly mentioning 'the virtue of selfishness,' which is the title of a well-known book by Ayn Rand.
we're going to be talking about selfishness and the virtue of selfishness
Egoism Without Permission: The Moral Psychology of Ayn Rand's Ethics
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Tara Smith mentions her own book about Ayn Rand's concept of selfish virtues.
and one of the things I talk about I have a book which talks a lot about rands version of selfish virtues
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
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The speaker uses the Harry Potter series and its author, J.K. Rowling, as an example of someone creating value and benefiting from it (win-win scenario).
if the woman who wrote all the Harry Potter books is richer than - or whatever she bought a hell of a lot of pleasure and so on to other be right
Stubborn Attachments
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The host introduces the guest, Tyler Cowen, and mentions him as the author of this book, stating the full title.
joining me today is a professor of economics at George Mason University the host of conversations with tyler podcast and the author of stubborn attachments a vision for a society of free prosperous and responsible individuals Tyler Cowen
Discover Your Inner Economist
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The host introduces the guest, Tyler Cowen, and mentions him as the author of this book, stating the full title.
joining me today is a professor of economics at George Mason University the host of conversations with tyler podcast and the author of stubborn attachments a vision for a society of free prosperous and responsible individuals Tyler Cowen
Plato's Symposium
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Tyler Cowen mentions reading this book multiple times while preparing for an interview with Agnes Callard.
I go crazy over prepping so for Agnes Callard I read Plato's symposium five times in a row
Homer's Odyssey: Books I-XII
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Tyler Cowen mentions Emily Wilson's translation of this book.
Emily Wilson she just tree translated Homer's Odyssey
Consider the Fork
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Tyler Cowen mentions a book by Emily Wilson's sister about the history of the fork and states its title.
I'm gonna read some of the books of this whole book on the history of the four and it's a wonderful book it's called consider the fork
Fashionable Nonsense
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James Lindsay mentions Alan Sokal wrote a best-selling book about the abuse of scientific terms by postmodernists after the original Sokal hoax.
and so this is why I did it ended up writing a best-selling New York Times bestselling book called fashionable nonsense talking about how these guys use these fashionable terms and just say the right political things
Everybody Is Wrong About God
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James Lindsay mentions a book he wrote about the psychological motivations behind belief in God, connecting it to the idea of postmodernism as a secular religion.
and I would I had just written this book or was in the process I don't remember exactly the date I'd written this book trying to look at the psychological motivations behind belief in God and what people mean by that
Autobiography of Rev. James Lindsay, D.D.
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James Lindsay mentions a book he wrote about the psychological motivations behind belief in God, connecting it to the idea of postmodernism as a secular religion.
and I would I had just written this book or was in the process I don't remember exactly the date I'd written this book trying to look at the psychological motivations behind belief in God and what people mean by that
A Manual for Creating Atheists
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Dave Rubin refers to Peter Boghossian as the author of a book about creating atheists and deprogramming religious thinking.
Well so as the guy who wrote a manual for creating atheist deprogramming religious thinking is something you've been interested in a long time
How to Have Impossible Conversations
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James Lindsay mentions a forthcoming book he and Peter Boghossian have finished writing about having difficult conversations.
I think one of the most important things and this isn't our forthcoming book about how to have impossible conversations Peter and I just finished one of those important things is to learn to disavow the extremists on your side
Self-reliance
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Matt Iseman mentions Gary Gulman recommended Ralph Waldo Emerson's essay 'Self-Reliance' as a writing tip, discussing its message about trusting one's own thoughts.
and one of the best was he put out Ralph Waldo Emerson's essay on self-reliance and it talked about so often we see our thoughts reflected in someone else and think their genius but when it comes to us we dismissed them because it's ours
Lessons My Father Taught Me
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Michael Reagan mentions writing a book titled 'Less' about his relationship with his father and the lessons he learned from him.
What was your relationship with your dad like as he was first running for president I wrote a book called less and my father taught me about all those years going out to the ranch when I was a child learned about America heard every every song of every military operation known to mankind
Why I Am a Liberal & Other Conservative Ideas
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The host asks the guest about his first book and states its title.
I want to get the title exactly right because it's just perfect the title is why I'm a liberal and other conservative ideas
Ideas Have Consequences
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The guest references Richard Weaver and his 'seminal work' titled 'Ideas Have Consequences' to discuss the importance of ideas.
Let's go back to Richard Weber 1948 why did he write his seminal work ideas have consequences
Bowling Alone
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Rabbi Wolpe mentions Robert Putnam and his book 'Bowling Alone' as an example of increasing loneliness and lack of community.
I mean you know he wrote I don't know how many years ago Putnam wrote the book Bowling Alone but I think we're Bowling Alone more and more and more and the more effective technology becomes the more we can insulate ourselves in cocoon ourselves against it against the world
Brave New World
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Rabbi Wolpe mentions Aldous Huxley and his book 'Brave New World' in the context of discussing societal control and satisfying basic needs.
so I also I want to bring in Aldous Huxley here doesn't have that far to go ya know in brave new world which I have to say I think about all the time as I read about China
Virtually Normal
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Rabbi Wolpe mentions Andrew Sullivan writing about gay marriage in the 1980s, referencing his influential work on the topic.
but you're exactly right that it was only in the 1980s that Andrew Sullivan wrote about gay marriage
Hadith of Bukhari
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The Imam refers to Sahih al-Bukhari as the most sacred book after the Quran to critique the concept of stoning, citing a story from it.
for example when i speak against stoning i can refer to the most sacred book outside the quran the bukhari and show that the stoning began when two monkeys were throwing rocks at each other in bukhari throwing rocks at each other and the companion of muhammad saw them and said okay so that that monkey must be a female and must have cheated on that male so he's stoning her so we must apply that and this is the most sacred book after the quran
Quran
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The Imam refers to the Quran as the most sacred book and contrasts it with Sahih al-Bukhari, noting the absence of a stoning verse in the Quran.
for example when i speak against stoning i can refer to the most sacred book outside the quran the bukhari and show that the stoning began when two monkeys were throwing rocks at each other in bukhari throwing rocks at each other and the companion of muhammad saw them and said okay so that that monkey must be a female and must have cheated on that male so he's stoning her so we must apply that and this is the most sacred book after the quran and the quran itself does not have a verse on stoning because a goat ate that verse
The Selfish Gene
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Bret Weinstein identifies Richard Dawkins' book 'The Selfish Gene' as the last major piece of theoretical progress in evolutionary biology, specifically highlighting its introduction of the concept of cultural evolution and memes. He then discusses his disagreement with Dawkins' perspective presented in the book.
but the last piece of theoretical progress actually involves Dawkins Selfish Gene we essentially encapsulates a synthesis that does lots of things including brings a proper theory of cultural evolution online... so to the extent that we did not have a way of discussing cultural evolution prior to the Selfish Gene Dawkins introduction of the concept of memes
Maps of Meaning
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Jordan Peterson mentions his first book, 'maps of meaning', and describes the intense 15-year process of writing it for three hours every day.
and that's a consequence of having spent when I wrote my first book which was maps of meaning I wrote every day for three hours for 15 years
Closing of the American Mind
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The speaker mentions Allan Bloom and his book 'The Closing of the American Mind' while discussing the historical decline of the university's purpose.
Allan bloom I'm sure you've read the closing of the American mind you know he is claimed is that professors lost faith in the idea of the University as a sort of separate space where you you simply thought about things you didn't get involved
Wayward Sons
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The speaker mentions a report titled 'Wayward Sons' from MIT by two economists, citing its findings on men falling behind women economically.
There was a report that came out a few years ago called wayward sons It came out of MIT to economists talking about how in a number of different metrics whether it was skills acquisition real wages there's just employment numbers job status men are falling behind women really shockingly
Addicted to Outrage
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The host introduces the topic by pointing to Glenn Beck's book and mentioning its title.
I want to spend a lot of time talking about this book here addicted to outrage but let's just do everything
The Wealth of Nations
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Glenn Beck mentions Adam Smith's "Wealth of Nations" as the second volume, contrasting it with the first volume, "Moral Sentiments".
capitalism has lost the first volume of Adam Smith the second volume is Wealth of Nations
The Theory of Moral Sentiments
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Glenn Beck mentions Adam Smith's "Moral Sentiments" as the first volume, contrasting it with the second volume, "Wealth of Nations".
the second volume is Wealth of Nations the first volume is Moral Sentiments
IBM and the Holocaust
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Glenn Beck mentions the book "IBM in the Holocaust" and its author (whose name he can't recall) while discussing technology companies and potential surveillance states.
The guy who wrote IBM in the Holocaust I can't remember his name Really brilliant guy
Defying Hitler
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Glenn Beck recommends the book "Defying Hitler" as the best explanation of what happened in Germany, written as a warning to the West.
read the book defying Hitler the best best explanation of what happened in Germany ever written by a guy at the time as a warning to the West go
Jaws
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The speaker mentions reading the book Jaws as a child.
and so all that I did was read and so I was like climbing the bookshelves to get to you know jaws on the top shelf
Works (Carrie / Night Shift / 'Salem's Lot / Shining)
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The speaker mentions reading Salem's Lot as a child and being terrified.
and I still remember reading Salem's Lot like under my bed with a flashlight
Orphan X
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The speaker (Gregg Hurwitz, author of the Orphan X series) mentions themes from his comic book work (Punisher) being present in 'orphan ax2', likely referring to his Orphan X series or a specific book within it.
There's a lot of Punisher in orphan ax2
The Silence of the Lambs
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The speaker mentions the character Buffalo Bill from Silence of the Lambs while discussing villains in stories.
it's sort of like that Buffalo Bill wasn't really the interesting bad guy in Silence of the Lambs
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
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The host mentions Jordan Peterson discussing getting truth from fiction, using Harry Potter as an example.
like you know he talks about Harry Potter a lot or the story of Pinocchio or just different things
Le avventure di Pinocchio
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The host mentions Jordan Peterson discussing getting truth from fiction, using Pinocchio as an example.
like you know he talks about Harry Potter a lot or the story of Pinocchio or just different things
12 Rules for Life
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The speaker mentions incorporating Jordan Peterson's 'rules for life' into his Orphan X book.
and then you know look I put his rules for life in orphan acts
The Gulag Archipelago
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The speaker mentions having table settings related to The Gulag Archipelago at his wedding.
like we had little like Gulag Archipelago like table settings
Chicago Blues Rhythm Guitar
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Larry King uses a hypothetical scenario of a 'show off' interviewer introducing Dave Rubin and mentioning a book titled 'Chicago my hometown' supposedly written by Rubin.
my yesterday is Dave Rubin He's written a new book called Chicago my hometown It's great to have you here Dave You know I visited Chicago many times What was love going there Did you Or deed Do you write about the the stockyard You know stargazer fashion
Peril
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Larry King mentions a 'fascinating book' by Bob Woodward (referred to as 'the guy writes the op-ed piece in The New York Times' and 'the wood wood book') in the context of the current political times.
the guy writes the op-ed piece in The New York Times my god the wood wood book fascinating book we're living in those times
Tears of Rage
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Cameron Kasky mentions reading John Walsh's book 'Tears of Rage' before the shooting occurred.
I was sitting reading John Walsh's book tears of rage I believe a familiar I don't remember the title exactly but I was a big fan
The Diversity Myth
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The host mentions the guest's book 'The Diversity Myth' and its relevance to current issues.
and I think there's a direct connection to the diversity myth which we'll also talk about what you wrote you know twenty years there
Atlas Shrugged
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The guest references Ayn Rand's book 'Atlas Shrugged' and a specific element ('who is John Galt') to illustrate a point about societal decline.
and then the last decade it's it's in many ways felt you know much more correct it was you know there's a in an Atlas Shrugged there's a the trying to find who you know who is John Galt
Zero to One
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The guest mentions his book 'Zero to One' and its main theme about competition and monopolies.
I I would say the on the thing that I'm always super fixated on is the business model questions my zero to one book the so the main motif is always on the shouldn't compete
To Sir, With Love
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The speaker mentions her blog was named after this book/film.
and I used to write a blog which was called to miss with love based on the book and film sir - sir with love you know Sidney Poitier it was in the film
Why Knowledge Matters
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The speaker mentions E. D. Hirsch and recommends his recent book.
so the grandfather select the hold knowledge movement is is Edie Hirsch and he's an American his most recent book is why knowledge matters which I would encourage all of your viewers to read
Outliers
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The speaker mentions Malcolm Gladwell in the context of the '10,000 hour rule', a concept from his book 'Outliers'.
you know you got Malcolm Gladwell you got you know Steve Jobs you got the Beatles you spend a lot of time doing something you will get really good at it
Right-Wing Collectivism
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The host introduces Jeffrey Tucker's new book and states its title.
but your new book and I want to get the title absolutely correct right wing collectivism the other threat to Liberty I thought that would be the spot for us to kick this off because most of the people watching the show know that I've mostly focused on the left
The Conservative Mind
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Jeffrey Tucker mentions Russell Kirk's book and its title, noting he thinks it was called 'The Conservative Mind'.
Russell Kirk's book called the mindset of a conservative something like the conservative mind I think is what it was called and libertarianism was again first used at about 1957 by the translator of the works of Basquiat
How the Mind Works
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Dave mentions Steven Pinker's book, referring to it as 'enlight mr. right book', as an example of how things are improving.
there's someone there's so many reasons right now to understand how great everything is that book right there by Steven Pinker and light mr. right book is is all about how great things are and that's a gratefully where there is less violence now in all sorts of the revolt you always have to be on the but the gatekeepers aren't having you know not in the narrative intellectuals are what beautiful classic calls the Clara see right
The Decline of the West
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Jeffrey Tucker mentions Oswald Spengler's book 'The Decline of the West' as an influential work on American thinkers.
because now you're reading all the way into your the the the 1910s with the works of Oswald Spengler you know the the right hey galleon German theorist and enraptured every American here they're all reading his book oh my god the decline of the West we better reconstitute ourselves as a tribe or we're gonna be eaten alive by the other four
The Passing of the Great Race
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Jeffrey Tucker mentions Madison Grant's book 'The Passing of the Great Race' and notes its popularity.
you know there's nothing new you're like and and you know the this this very funny book called the passing of the great race by Madison grant that was on every coffee table and the late nineteenth and early 1920s you know was was forecasting doom for the white race you know when he was he was a fascinating figure
The Voyage of the Beagle
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Jeffrey Tucker mentions Charles Darwin's two great books, including 'Origin of Species'.
he was a thoroughgoing Darwinian because she recall that Darwin had two great books Origin of Species the other was called The Descent of Man and The Descent of Man had the very unfortunate paragraph in there where he gret regrets the invention of mass disease killing Juris
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MIT Libraries Collection of Geological Papers Read Before the Colorado Scientific Society in Denver
Jeffrey Tucker mentions Carl Schmitt's book 'The Concept of the Political' (referring to the author as 'Cross Mitt') and recommends it as an attack on liberalism.
and then to me Dave it all it all culminates in the works of cross MIT from the from the late 1930s and is in his amazing book called the concept of the political and if you'll give me just one quick second to explain this because because you as a liberal I need to read this book
Living with a SEAL
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The guest mentions his first book, 'Living with the Seal', explaining it was based on his experience living with David Goggins and the tools he learned.
in fact the book came out the book living with the seal came out five years after he actually lived with us because as I started to put some of the tools that I I learned and what I learned about myself and about his mindset into action and share with others I was like well there's a there's something here
Looking Out for #1
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Larry Sharp mentions Robert Ringer and lists this as one of his books that influenced him, particularly in business.
and he had brought many books looking out for number one to be or not to be intimidated nothing happens unless something moves action
To Be Or Not to Be Intimidated?
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Larry Sharp mentions Robert Ringer and lists this as one of his books that influenced him, particularly in business.
and he had brought many books looking out for number one to be or not to be intimidated nothing happens unless something moves action
Action!
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Larry Sharp mentions Robert Ringer and lists this as one of his books that influenced him, particularly in business.
looking out for number one to be or not to be intimidated nothing happens unless something moves action he talks about how to brand yourself
Atlas Shrugged
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Larry Sharp mentions reading this book because Robert Ringer recommended it, indicating it was part of his intellectual journey towards libertarianism.
so I was reading Atlas Shrugged because he said we got the shrugged not because some political guy did
The Law
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Larry Sharp mentions reading this book after joining the Libertarian Party and calls it his favorite, referring to the author as 'bossy' (Bastiat).
so that's when I joined them I began looking around and then I read the law - my favorite of all them was bossy is my favorite
The Road to Serfdom
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Larry Sharp mentions reading this book after joining the Libertarian Party as part of his learning process about libertarian principles.
I began to read them right I read the word Road to Serfdom I began to read those afterwards
Free Speech
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The host introduces the guest, Nadine Strossen, and mentions her new book by title.
a professor at New York law school and author of the new book hate why we should resist it with free speech not censorship
Defending Pornography
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The guest, Nadine Strossen, mentions her previous book.
and my prior book defending pornography
My Farmer Husband
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The guest mentions a book written by former ACLU executive director Aryeh Neier about the Skokie case.
he wrote a wonderful book about it afterwards called defending my enemy which I quote in my book
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Joint Inspection of the Handling of Cases Involving Disability Hate Crime
The host promotes the guest's new book.
and for more on Nadine check out her new book hate
On Liberty
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Chris Freiman mentions John Stuart Mill's book "On Liberty" as a great defense of free speech.
in particular his book on liberty is probably the single greatest defense of freedom of speech
Who Really Cares
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Chris Freiman mentions a book called "Who Really Cares" by Arthur Brooks regarding charitable giving.
although I do remember this book is probably a little old by now called who really cares by Arthur Brooks
Doctor Dolittle
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Sowell mentions this as one of the first books he took out from the public library as a child.
One of the books was the Doctor Dolittle books
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
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Sowell mentions this as another book he took out from the public library as a child, along with the Doctor Dolittle books.
yeah Alison Wonderland and the rest of them
Discrimination and Disparities
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The host introduces the topic of the interview, stating they will focus on Sowell's new book.
so first I thought I want do a little bit on your history and I want to focus on your new book
The Better Angels of Our Nature
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Sowell refers to Pinker's work on the history of violence trends, specifically mentioning the u-turn in homicide rates in the 1960s.
Pinker's book about about violence and you know that throughout what the Western world the homicide rates did a u-turn in the 1960s
Enlightenment Now
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The host mentions Pinker's new book and its theme of positive trends.
and you know his new book enlightenment now is that things are trending more positively
Essays in positive economics
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Sowell mentions reading the joint autobiography of Milton Friedman and his wife, recalling a specific anecdote from it.
I was reading of Milton Friedman's he and his wife had a joint autobiography and she's looking at one point she looking back on in the days when she would ride the IND subway in Manhattan
Atlas Shrugged
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The guest, Rajshree Agarwal, describes reading "Atlas Shrugged" as a significant event in her personal journey of self-discovery and identity formation.
and of course in that journey that I was telling you about where I had to find my own identity reading Atlas Shrugged was really the pillar of strength and helped me identify my own sense of life
The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels
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The host mentions having Alex Epstein on the show and identifies him as the author of this book.
I think the most hate that I ever got for a Rubin report episode was when I had Alex Epstein author of the moral case for fossil fuels and for a sit down Alex's argument isn't against manmade climate change specifically
The Hockey Stick and the Climate Wars
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The host mentions having Michael Mann on the show and identifies him as the author of this book.
on the flip side of the debate I've also sat down with Michael Mann a climatologist and the author of the famous the hockey stick and the climate Wars who's a thought leader in the climate change debate
Enlightenment Now
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The host introduces the guest, Steven Pinker, and mentions his new book 'enlightenment now'.
Joining me today is a Johnstone family professor in the Department of Psychology at Harvard University as well as a New York Times bestselling author whose new book enlightenment now is for sale right now Steven Pinker
The Blank Slate
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Steven Pinker mentions his book 'The Blank Slate' as a topic related to the discussion on biological vs. learned experience.
and then it is was a topic of my book the blank slate in the modern denial of human nature
The Better Angels of Our Nature
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Steven Pinker mentions his book 'The Better Angels of Our Nature' in the context of discussing the decline of violence.
and of course that was what led to my more recent book the better angels of our nature
True Story
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The host attempts to recall the title of Bill Maher's first novel about stand-up, and Bob Saget provides the title.
I'm blanking on the title of Bill Maher's first book the novel that he wrote about stand-up... true story is the name of the book
Dirty Daddy
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Bob Saget mentions writing a book titled 'Dirty Daddy' and refers to a story from his time on set that is included in the book.
theirs is I wrote a book called dirty daddy and i stoled I talked about something I did on the set once and I got in a lot of trouble but I won't say what it is because it's not repeatable on this YouTube channel but it is in that book
World War Trump
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The host introduces the guest, David Frum, and mentions he is the author of a new book, stating its title.
joining me today is the senior editor of the Atlantic a contributor on MSNBC and the author of the new book Trump accuracy the corruption of the american republic david frum
The Gulag Archipelago
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The guest, David Frum, recounts reading this book as a teenager and how it impacted him. He mentions his mother gave it to him.
it was summer holiday and so my mother had given me as a birthday present the paperback edition of The Gulag Archipelago and urged me to read it
An End to Evil
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The host encourages listeners to check out the guest's book.
follow him on twitter at david fromm and check out his book from Bhakra see in the link right down below
Uncle Tom's Cabin
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The guest mentions the book "Uncle Tom's Cabin" and its author Harriet Beecher Stowe in the context of the Fugitive Slave Act.
and of course this is when Kelly Elliot Uncle Tom's Cabin Henry beat What's her first name I'm drawing a blank Harriet Beecher Stowe writes Uncle Tom's Cabin which becomes a best-seller and it's about the Fugitive Slave issues
JFK and the Reagan Revolution
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The host introduces the guest as the co-author of this book.
joining me today is an associate professor of history at Sam Houston State and the co-author of JFK and the Reagan Revolution a secret history of American prosperity Brian to be trovich
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The guest mentions JFK's college thesis was published as a book and sold many copies.
he went to Princeton actually for a semester didn't do well there then went to Harvard did not do particularly well until his senior year probably plagiarized his thesis which then somehow sold 80,000 copies as a book when it was published
Why England Slept
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The guest repeats that JFK's thesis was published as a book and sold many copies.
and then and then it was published as a book and it sold about 80,000 copies of course Kennedy would publish another growth profile is encouraged
John F. Kennedy: Profile in Courage
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The guest mentions another book published by Kennedy.
and then and then it was published as a book and it sold about 80,000 copies of course Kennedy would publish another growth profile is encouraged
Profiles in courage
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The guest explains why JFK wrote 'Profiles in Courage' and its topic.
he was in fact had to be reclined for a very long time because of his back injury and that's when he decided to write profiles encourage his 1956 book 1955 when the appeal in 1956 about the Great's of the Senate over time
President Kennedy
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The guest mentions Richard Reeves' biography of Kennedy.
Richard Reeves who's his greatest biographer he wrote the great book on Kennedy 1992 President Kennedy he said no no what Kennedy liked to do
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The Continuing Relevance of John C. Calhoun
The guest mentions Margaret Coit's Pulitzer-winning biography of John Calhoun, relating it to JFK's interest in winning a Pulitzer.
Larry and I talked a bit about a girl he dated Margaret quoits who won the Pulitzer Prize in biography and history she wrote a biography a great biography of John Calhoun 1950
Camelot and the Cultural Revolution
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The guest recommends a book about the Kennedy assassination and its impact.
nonetheless James Pearson's book Camelot in the Cultural Revolution is the best book ever written but about the Kennedy assassination
Newton's Principia
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Mentioned as one of two books that significantly influenced John Adams at Harvard, introducing him to universal physical laws.
he's introduced to two books that that change his life The first is Newton's Principia Mathematica and the second is John Locke's essay concerning human understanding
An Essay Concerning Human Understanding
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Mentioned as one of two books that significantly influenced John Adams at Harvard, introducing him to the possibility of a secular science of ethics.
The first is Newton's Principia Mathematica and the second is John Locke's essay concerning human understanding
Benjamin Franklin's Autobiography
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Mentioned as a source to read about Benjamin Franklin's efforts towards moral perfection, drawing a parallel to John Adams.
Benjamin Franklin when he was the same age as Adams decides that he wants to achieve moral perfection and you can read about this in in Franklin's autobiography which and if you think about it I mean this is extraordinary
Holy Bible (NIV)
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Mentioned as a book that John Adams did not emphasize when teaching his son about self-governance, contrasting it with classical moral philosophers.
or what it for instance what are the books that one can read Well it's it's never the Bible it is Aristotle Nicomachean ethics Cicero cicero's de o'fee key Seneca and epictetus
Nicomachean Ethics
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Mentioned as one of the books John Adams recommended for teaching his son about self-governance, representing ancient Greek moral philosophy.
Well it's it's never the Bible it is Aristotle Nicomachean ethics Cicero cicero's de o'fee key Seneca and epictetus
Seneca in English
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Mentioned as an author whose works John Adams recommended for teaching his son about self-governance, representing ancient Roman moral philosophy.
Well it's it's never the Bible it is Aristotle Nicomachean ethics Cicero cicero's de o'fee key Seneca and epictetus
Epictetus
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Mentioned as an author whose works John Adams recommended for teaching his son about self-governance, representing ancient Greek moral philosophy.
Well it's it's never the Bible it is Aristotle Nicomachean ethics Cicero cicero's de o'fee key Seneca and epictetus
Diary and Autobiography of John Adams
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Mentioned as a source for understanding John Adams's moral views and teachings, and later as a vehicle for his self-improvement.
which is interesting if you if you read his diary his autobiography all of his political writings and more
Tom Paine
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Mentioned as a highly influential pamphlet from the Revolutionary period, used as a comparison point for Adams's 'thoughts on government'.
other than Tom Paine's Common Sense it was the most influential pamphlet written during I think the Revolutionary period
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Xenophon̓s Memorabilia of Socrates
Mentioned as the source of the ancient fable 'the choice of Hercules' that fascinated John Adams.
Adams was always fascinated with this ancient fable called the choice of Hercules which was first told in Xenophon's memorabilia and then was captured on canvas in I think the 16th century by the by the painter anabolic kurachi
The Works Of John Adams, Second President Of The United States: With A Life Of The Author, Notes And Illustrations; Volume 9
Mentioned as a source containing passages from Adams's diary.
so the passage that you just read and much of what you reference here that this was all in his biography so he was just writing this to himself
Letters from John Adams to His Constituents
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Described as the most brilliant and important Revolutionary tract published, written by Adams, arguing against Parliament's authority in the colonies.
he wrote what I think is still to this day the most importance certainly I think the most brilliant Revolutionary tract that was published it was the title is the no Vangelis letters
John Adams and the Spirit of Liberty
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Mentioned by the host as a resource linked below the video, likely a book by the guest about John Adams.
we've linked to John Adams and the spirit of Liberty as well as the revolutionary writings of John Adams right down below
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Max schüttelt
The host re-introduces the guest as the author of the upcoming book 'genius foods'.
Joining me today is a truth seeker a self experimenter of brain food expert and author of the upcoming book genius foods max Luger
Genius Kitchen
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The guest mentions discussing the topic in his book 'ingenious foods'.
but I talked about it as well ingenious foods
Heavens on Earth
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The host introduces Michael Shermer's new book, stating its title and subtitle.
Alright so your new book it is out this week it is sitting right in front of me heavens on earth the scientific search for the afterlife immortality and utopia well did you figure it out
God Is Not Great
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Michael Shermer mentions Christopher Hitchens' book in the context of a debate about God and morality.
well hitch still dealt with this in his book God is not great
The Moral Arc
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Michael Shermer mentions writing this book while discussing morality and education.
particularly when I was writing the moral arc and now I'm getting ready to teach this honors course at Chapman on morality and ethics and evolution
The Wright Stuff
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Michael Shermer mentions Robert Wright's book while discussing Buddhism and eastern wisdom traditions.
you know Buddhism has quite a resurgence now there's a number of books you know Bob Wright's book Buddhism is true and so on
Republican Like Me
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The guest, Ken Stern, references his book title while comparing his experience to the book "Black Like Me".
I'm one of them but I'm not so so in the end you know so I you know I'm one of them so Republican like like me as you know a little bit of take on black like me that yeah were in that case a journalist donned a disguise to be experienced what it's like to be black
Black Like Me
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The guest, Ken Stern, compares his experience writing his book to the premise of the book "Black Like Me".
I'm one of them but I'm not so so in the end you know so I you know I'm one of them so Republican like like me as you know a little bit of take on black like me that yeah were in that case a journalist donned a disguise to be experienced what it's like to be black
On Liberty
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Brendan O'Neill references John Stuart Mill's book 'On Liberty' to discuss the concept of informal censorship or the 'tyranny of custom'.
and it's a point John Stuart Mill makes in on Liberty John Stuart Mill often argued that the worst kind of censorship is not necessarily legal or state censorship it's often what he called the informal tyranny of custom where there's just this expectation that you will go along with the conformist mainstream view
Great plea for freedom, read it and you cannot resist it
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Brendan O'Neill mentions Frederick Douglass's writing 'A Plea for Free Speech' and the context in which it was written (an abolitionist meeting shut down by hecklers) to argue against modern informal censorship tactics.
you know they remind me of one of the greatest things ever written about freedom of speech was titled a plea for free speech by Frederick Douglas former slave of course become abolitionist one of my favorite figures from American history he took part in a abolitionist meeting in Boston and it was shut down by hecklers the pro-slavery hecklers who invaded this meeting and prevent it from taking place Frederick Douglass was so shocked by this that he wrote a plea for free speech in which he said
The Communist Manifesto
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Brendan O'Neill recommends reading 'The Communist Manifesto' and discusses its surprising praise for capitalism in the early pages.
If you read the communist manifesto which I recommend to all your viewers they must read the communist manifesto the first nine or ten pages are devoted to praising the capitalist class praising them for the wonders of what they created the new system of production they brought in
Grundrisse
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Brendan O'Neill mentions 'the Grundy's' (likely Grundrisse) by Marx in the context of early Marxist views on capitalism, specifically mentioning Marx's writing about advertising.
but you know the problem with anti capitalism today is that it's incredibly it hates all the things about capitalism that the early Marx is actually quite liked which is international trade the internationalization of trade even the consumer society in the Grundy's Marx wrote about the wonders of advertising
Brave New World
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Brendan O'Neill references Aldous Huxley's 'Brave New World' to illustrate the danger of an authoritarian state obsessed with making people happy.
Which actually brings to mind Huxley's brave new world because in brave new world the terrifying authoritarian state is obsessed with making people happy
Socialism
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Roger Ver mentions reading this book in junior high, which sparked his interest in economics and libertarianism.
I'd pick up a book off the shelf and just by luck it was a book called socialism by Ludwig von Mises
How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big
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The host introduces Scott Adams and mentions his new book by title.
joining me today is the creator of the Dilbert comic strip author of the new book win big Lea and a guy who seems to make some pretty spot-on predictions
Naming Your Little Geek
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The host mentions the subtitle of Scott Adams' book, linking it to the topic of persuasion.
now the subtitle of your book is persuasion in a world where facts don't matter facts and truth have a little something to do with each other
My Book
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Scott Adams mentions that his predictions are in his book and states the title.
Well I have them in my book win big Lee yeah
The Strange Death of Europe
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The host mentions having Douglas Murray on the show and states the title of his book.
so i had douglas on about two months ago and his book is called the strange death of europe
The Magician's Nephew Color Gift Edition
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The guest mentions this book and its author, describing its premise about demons discussing how to corrupt souls.
uh there's a book the Screwtape Letters by I think CS Lewis where it's it's it's two demons talking to each other about how to get souls it's kind of comedic but pretty profound
Letter from the Birmingham Jail
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The guest mentions Martin Luther King Jr. and his "Letter from a Birmingham Jail" in the context of judging people based on identity rather than ideas.
and you're like you never read Martin Luther King jr. yeah like letter from a Birmingham jail or any of that stuff like the whole point was not to think this way
Mein Kampf
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The guest uses "Mein Kampf" as an example in a sarcastic joke about extreme ideas and reading habits.
like do you think if students were forced to read mine comp like would that be better for you know school kids or something this is like today I was like well I read it every morning but that's a joke
Dixieland Delight
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The speaker, Clay Travis, mentions the first book he wrote and its topic.
the first book that I wrote Dixieland delight was about why people love SEC football so much
To Kill a Mockingbird
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The speaker refers to the book 'To Kill a Mockingbird' in the context of free speech and censorship, noting it's being banned.
my argument is I'd like to go back to kill Mockingbird which now is getting banned in the state of Mississippi
How to Have That Difficult Conversation You've Been Avoiding
The speaker names the book 'So You've Been Publicly Shamed' and mentions the author's first name.
and that's a great book you probably have read it so you've been publicly shamed I think it was John I
Unwanted Advances
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The host introduces the guest, Laura Kipnis, by mentioning her book title and her profession.
we're continuing our partnership with learn liberty this week and joining me is author of unwanted advances sexual paranoia comes to campus as well as a professor in the Department of radio television and film at Northwestern University
Against Love
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Laura Kipnis mentions writing this book years ago and describes its topic.
and I wrote a book a number of years ago called against love a polemic which is a sort of attack on on monogamy and talking about the elephant in the room and long-term coupledom which is the fact that sexual desire often doesn't persist as long as you know a long-term 30-year marriage does so
The Strange Death of Liberal England
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Douglas Murray mentions this history textbook as the inspiration for the title of his own book.
the first is it's an odd which not many readers will get to a slightly known history textbook or the strange death of liberal england which described the decline of the Liberal Party in the early part of the 20th century but that's their sort of isn't needed it was know it although there was a slight similarity yes a really little thing is it is just it is odd
The Strange Death of Europe
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The host introduces Douglas Murray's book by title, and Murray discusses the title's origin and meaning.
first off I love the title the strange death of Europe I thought using the adjective strange was particularly interesting the first is it's an odd which not many readers will get to a slightly known history textbook or the strange death of liberal england which described the decline of the Liberal Party in the early part of the 20th century but that's their sort of isn't needed it was know it although there was a slight similarity yes a really little thing is it is just it is odd
Los Milos
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Dave Rubin mentions Sarah Silverman calling for a boycott of publisher Simon & Schuster over a book by Milo Yiannopoulos.
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
Cool it
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Greg Gutfeld mentions frequently reading Bjorn Lomborg, discussing his views on climate change and the Paris Accords.
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 what is the rete what realistically can you do and and why he was a big critic of the climate the Paris Accords
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Future of the Middle Class
Pia Malaney mentions a book by MIT economist Peter Temin about the dual economy and the dying middle class in America, which she has been following.
and you know one of the lines of research that I have been following is someone in Peter Turman and MIT economists just came out with this book where he talks about the dual economy and the dying middle class of America
The Evolutionary Bases of Consumption
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Gad Saad mentions the title of his upcoming book, relating it to the concept of Ostrich Parasitic Syndrome.
uh now I take this idea and is part of my book so the book is tally titled death of the west by a Thousand Cuts
Rude
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The guest, Katie Hopkins, mentions that her book titled 'Katie Hopkins: Rude' will be coming out in September and describes its content.
so there is a book that will come out in September that Casey Hopkins rude and I guess it is quite rude U which is like kind of the making of me and why I'm the way I am my father would say is incredibly problematic
Common Sense Catholicism
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The host mentions the guest's book title, 'the common sense resistance', as they are wrapping up the conversation about common sense.
I didn't say the two words common sense or you walked out of here I'd feel bad because your book was the common sense resistance it's the phrase that your your tag on your website and common sense
The Federalist papers
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The guest mentions that some of his colleagues on the Left are now finding the Federalist Papers interesting due to concerns about presidential power.
so the number of them have actually said you know those federalist papers that really interesting
The Federalist Papers
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The guest quotes James Madison from Federalist 51 to explain the principle of ambition counteracting ambition in government structure.
so James Madison in Federalist 51 said that the structure of the government should be such
Blessed Are the Peacekeepers
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The host asks the guest about his upcoming book, 'Tomorrow 3.0', and its topic related to the shared economy and technological revolution.
So your next book which is called tomorrow 3.0 this is sort of partly what it's going to be about
The Selfish Gene
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Dennis Prager mentions 'The Selfish Gene' and notes it was written by an atheist, using it to argue that science doesn't promote selflessness.
science doesn't tell me to uh to uh do anything against my self-interest the selfish Gene written by an atheist that we we are we're composed of selfish genes
Lord of Flies
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Dennis Prager mentions 'Lord of the Flies' as a counterpoint to the idea that children are born with a strong moral sense.
the idea that we could learn that children are born with a a strong moral sense uh I mean you've read Lord of the Flies I think that's far more accurate
Just Babies
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Michael Shermer recommends Paul Bloom's book 'Just Babies' as evidence for the idea that infants have a sense of right and wrong.
then also read Paul Bloom's book just babies so they show that like these little things with the infant they can't speak yet
Alexander Hamilton
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Michael Shermer mentions 'the Hamilton biography' while discussing the founding fathers.
and I was just we were just talking about the Hamilton biography and what a genius this guy was
Heavens on Earth
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Michael Shermer mentions his upcoming book 'Heavens on Earth' while discussing the afterlife and uploading the mind.
and and what is it that actually happens This is subject of my next book Heavens on Earth that you know
A Renegade History of the United States
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The guest refers to his own book, specifically the first chapter, to support an argument about classical liberalism and Puritanism.
I mean Locke and the founding fathers the whole first chapter of my book renegade histories on this I mean if you think about its consistent right
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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The host mentions the book "Huck Finn" in the context of censorship and altering classic literature.
because by taking the word out of Huck Finn well now you well that was a book that's it's not only stood the test of time but now you're altering the original meaning not to mention that Huck Finn was anti-racist book
Autobiography of Rev. James Lindsay, D.D.
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The host introduces the topic of 'The Conceptual Penis as a Social Construct', noting it's a hoax paper written by the guest (Peter Boghossian) and James Lindsay.
okay let's just go to the conceptual penis as a social construct as a social construct You wrote a hoax paper with James Lindsay
Why Faith Matters
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Rabbi Wolpe mentions one of his books, 'Why Faith Matters', noting that Rick Warren wrote the preface.
I I this experience is enshrined in one of my books um one of my books that called why Faith matters the preface was written by Rick Warren
Crisis and Leviathan
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The guest, Abby Hall, mentions Robert Higgs's book 'Crisis in Leviathan' as foundational to her own research.
so there's a really uh great book by an economist named Robert higs called crisis in Leviathan came out 1987 uh and his work has been the basis for a lot of the work that my co-author Chris and I have done
The Challenge of Dawa
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The host introduces Ayaan Hirsi Ali's new publication. Ayaan describes it as a booklet that started as a white paper and may become a book, focusing on the concept of 'dawa' (political Islam) as a precursor to Jihad.
so instead of talking about some of the critics let's talk about your new your new book should we call it a book or a booklet or a what what should we officially call it well it started out as a white paper yeah it's now a booklet and I I hope to expand it to a book and you know start treating other subjects such as assimilation that are not in the booklet but it's an argument it I'm basically saying in there that there is this term that yeah that non-muslims and Muslims should know about I know that most people here if you ask them about Jihad they they they have something to say about it they may not agree on what it means but most people are familiar with the term Jihad right if you understand J had to be a holy struggle or a holy war against infidels against unbelievers then that you have to understand that there is this whole process that is that's prior to Jihad and that is daah
Strangers Drowning
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Mark Duplass mentions a book called 'strangers drowning' and describes its theme about the infectious nature of giving and how it can consume people.
my true belief in all of this and it's just based on my own experience is that giving is infectious and that once you start to open your eyes to the space there's a great book called strangers drowning That's about what happens when you enter this space and how it is so infectious and fact that it can destroy you
The Fountainhead
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Dave Rubin compares Mark Duplass's concluding remarks to a speech style associated with Ayn Rand's novel 'The Fountainhead'.
you just did your own sort of Fountain Head style speech at the end there the music store the end of that Liz a man it was a pleasure talking to you
Barbarians
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The host asks the guest, Lauren Southern, to state the title of her book, which she does.
in my book I referred to it as there's three different say the title of your book because it's kind of beautiful barbarians are the Baby Boomers immigrants and Islam Screwed My Generation
Hiding in Plain Sight
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Larry Elder mentions the book and author while discussing historical mutual aid societies as an alternative to government social safety nets.
one of the things that um Alexa the Tov wrote about in Democracy in America where where all of these what what were called Mutual Aid societies that were set up this is before Social Security before Medicare before Medicaid
Dear Father, Dear Son
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Larry Elder mentions his own book, describing its title and the subject matter (his relationship with his father).
In fact I wrote about this in my last book It's called dear father Dear Son two lives eight hours Because my father and I did not get along
The God that Failed
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Dennis Prager mentions this famous book as an analogy for people on the left realizing they were wrong, specifically referencing the disillusionment of Communists after the Stalin-Hitler pact.
it is like the the famous book written when Stalin made his pact with Hitler all these Communists in the left who had followed who had followed Stalin not all many of them thought oh my god I've been believing in nonsense my whole life The God That Failed it's a very famous book from I think the 50s or maybe the 40s
Why the Jews?
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Dennis Prager mentions his own book titled 'why the Jews' while discussing the unique nature of antisemitism as an exterminationist hatred.
Jew hatred is the only and I wrote a book on this called why the Jews Jew hatred is the only hatred that is extermination
The Communist Manifesto
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Yanis Varoufakis mentions 'the Communist manifest' while discussing Karl Marx's ideas about disruptive technologies and their impact on social relations and modes of production.
um the idea when we talk about disruptive Technologies that's Marx if you read uh even the Communist manifest is the way that technology disrupts the social relations of production and creates a new model production
Crossing
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The guest, Deirdre McCloskey, mentions her own memoir published in 1999 and describes its opening section.
and the women especially of all descriptions were wonderful yeah in my book called crossing a uh Memoir published in 1999 I I have a opening section where I thank all the women who helped me a bit you know in sending a nice letter or inviting me for lunch and so on
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Mutual Aid
The guest mentions finding this book by Prince Kropotkin in a library when she was 15, which influenced her early political views.
actually my first politics was when I found Prince kropotkin's book Mutual Aid in the local Carnegie Library I like the uh irony of that in Wakefield Massachusetts
The Bourgeois Virtues
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The host lists the first book in the guest's trilogy, "The Bourgeois Era", which was published in 2006 according to the guest.
and uh I mean in my books you got to mention my books yeah well I'm going to tell people about Twitter and and the whole thing so this so the bis uh wait vignette this is the first the B virtues and there's B dignity and then the last one is the thickest um called B equality 1906 sorry I'm my historian 2006 2010 2016 all available at the University of Chicago press
Bourgeois Dignity
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The host lists the second book in the guest's trilogy, "The Bourgeois Era", which was published in 2010 according to the guest.
so this so the bis uh wait vignette this is the first the B virtues and there's B dignity and then the last one is the thickest um called B equality 1906 sorry I'm my historian 2006 2010 2016 all available at the University of Chicago press
Tools der Titanen
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The host introduces Tim Ferriss and mentions his new book, describing its content.
he's been described as the Oprah of podcasting and his new book tools of Titans is a compilation of some of the best habits he's learned from his various guests
Fahrenheit 451
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Tim Ferriss recommends rereading the book Fahrenheit 451 and discusses its themes related to censorship and the burning of books.
I think that everyone should reread Fahrenheit 451 because if uh some people might recall reading it in high school and they think of this uh the the tyrannical government uh that is forcing the burning of books and of course the some of they main characters but you have these firemen who are in charge of burning books and what many people cease to realize if they reread that book which they will ReDiscover is that it was actually the people in the beginning who started the burning of the books books that would offend any minority and I don't mean that in a racial group uh a racial sense but a a minority population uh began to be burned and this is this is very very uh very dangerous and I think a very slippery slope where you have effectively and I've seen a number of people Mark to this effect you have the majority of smart people who could discuss a topic and have the necessary uncomfortable conversation in a rational way opting out
Freakonomics
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Tim Ferriss mentions getting advice from Steven Dubner, the author or co-author of Freakonomics, who collaborates with Steven Levitt.
and it makes me think a bit of advice that I got from Steven Dubner author of Freakonomics or co-author at least he collaborates with Steven levit
Sapiens
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Tim Ferriss mentions this book as another one that came up repeatedly when asking guests what book they gifted most.
so there are sapiens was another another one that came up across the board repeatedly
Future State: Teen Titans (2021-2021) #1
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Tim Ferriss refers to the content of his book, likely 'Tools of Titans', mentioning it's designed for experiments.
the good news is that everything in tools and Titans is in intended to be a one day or a onewe experiment
Armas de titanes
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The host mentions the link for the book 'Tools of Titans'.
the link for of Titans is right down below
Maps of Meaning
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Jordan Peterson mentions his own book, 'Maps of Meaning', and explains that he wrote it because he was obsessed with understanding what happened in Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union.
well I wrote a book in 19 I published a book in 1999 called maps of meaning and the course lectures about that are on my video channel and I wrote maps of meaning because I was absolutely obsessed with what had happened in in Nazi Germany and in the Soviet Union
Man's Search For Meaning (Telugu)
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Jordan Peterson mentions Victor Frankl and his book as someone who came to a conclusion about how to avoid participating in horrific collective actions.
well a lot of people have thought through this you know Victor Frankle who wrote Man's Search for meaning he came to the to a particular conclusion
Upgrading America
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Zoltan Istvan mentions writing this novel after his journalism career.
I came home I wrote my novel the trans humus wager
2030
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The host (Dave Rubin) mentions reading this book and summarizes its premise about the aging population.
yeah you know it's interesting I read a book called 2030 by Albert Brooks it was his fiction novel about what he thinks America is going to be like in 2030
Brave New World
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Zoltan Istvan references the book to describe a potential dystopian future scenario where technological augmentation creates societal inequality.
well that's a totally that's now society's unfair now we're getting into you know Brave New World type of stuff
H. G. Wells the Island of Dr. Moreau
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Zoltan Istvan references the book to describe the controversial nature of genetic editing allowing people to grow extra limbs or change their physical form dramatically.
I mean this is island of Dr Moro
Waking Up
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The host mentions Sam Harris and his book, which is visible nearby, and quotes its subtitle to relate it to the discussion on spirituality without fundamentalism.
yeah it sounds a lot like uh the book by Sam Harris who's one of my one of my favorite... oh the book's right there Sam Harris waking up a GU... a guide to spirituality without religion
Our Republican Constitution
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Guest Randy Barnett mentions his book and discusses its content regarding separation of powers and federalism.
I in my book our Republican Constitution I have at least one chapter on separation of powers and two chapters on federalism about how these constraints on federal power have been systematically overridden for a long time for a hundred years not just recently and as a result um one by one of the checks on the president's power have been eliminated and it makes us more vulnerable to an authoritarian president
Grassroots Tyranny
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Guest Randy Barnett mentions a book by Clint Bolick about the negative actions of local governments.
state governments can do bad things You Clint bolck uh who's now a Supreme Court Justice in Arizona wrote a book called Grassroots tyranny because of the Terrible Things That local people governments do
The Structure of Liberty
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Guest Randy Barnett mentions his book and contrasts its focus on libertarian principles with his focus on the Constitution's text.
and so I instead of arguing only for libertarian first principles which I also believe in and I have a book called the structure of Liberty which argues for instead of just arguing for libertarian first principles I think it's worth my time to talk about this text of the Constitution that is better and it's not a perfectly libertarian document but it's more libertarian than the actual government that currently we have
Jesse Ventura's Marijuana Manifesto
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Jesse Ventura introduces his book 'Marijuana Manifesto' while discussing the absurdity of laws against self-harm and drug use.
and if he's not you're going to put him in jail because he tried to kill himself and that leads to my book marijuana Manifesto
Waking Up
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The host mentions asking Sam Harris about life balance and mentions his book title.
This is what I asked what I asked Sam who's under you know such assault constantly from all these people and wrote a book called waking up spirituality without religion
Hillary's America
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The host introduces Dinesh D'Souza's book and movie, mentioning the title 'Hillary's America' and its premise about the history of the Democratic party.
because that's really what this book and the movie are about it's called Hillary's America and by the way the picture that you have of here she looks very like uh empor Palpatine from Star Wars was that intentional always wears those outfits that make her look like Emperor Palpatine my take on her was that she looks very aaish remember the a there's a picture in the book yeah yeah there's a picture of aita and you know the aid the Peron Foundation the Clinton Foundation this sort of notion of reigning Imperial over a country third world ising it a little bit um you know here's a a good kickoff point for this whole thing because Reagan once said I didn't leave the Democratic party it left me and the hidden implication of that is or not so hidden the Democrats have been good guys it's only recently let's say with the 60s of McGovern that they went off the tracks so I'm actually with this book and this movie Hillary I'm sort of breaking with Reagan I'm saying you know what no there actually is a very sorted history in the Democratic party that goes back 150 years these were never really the good guys they they sounded like the good guys and they always understood the importance of justifying Very Bad Things by appealing to something Noble even during slavery they try to do that but but if you strip away that kind of veneer you realize that there's a lot of bad stuff going on and so that is laid out rather um uncompromisingly in the book and the movie yeah so I want to I want to get into some of that
Holy Bible (NIV)
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Dinesh D'Souza mentions debating atheists who cite passages from the Bible and discusses its interpretation.
so I would argue that the if you were to look at three books anyone that took any you know the big three monotheistic books uh that anyone that took any of these books literally there is a tremendous amount of violence in all of them but you have to look at the ideology because only one of those big three religions right now is acting out on it so I don't mind what the books say because most people think they're metaphors or allegories or whatever but if one per one group is looking you know one subset of one group just to be to be fair uh is use is acting on stuff literally then that's the inherent problem so I don't mind the books as much as the people that act on them well as I mentioned so Sher and I got to debate the Bible right so right away he's going to come out and start reading passages in the Old Testament Stone your kids you know and this sort of thing and all this sort of stuff um adultery is punishable by death and so on okay number one I don't think we have good evidence that even the ancient Hebrews stoned their kids right you know uh second there was a debate in early Christianity between the apostles on one side many of them and Paul on the other about whether the Christian should follow any of that stuff and Paul won that debate and the Christians decided no we don't have to follow the Jewish dietary laws we don't have to follow their codes now we follow the Ten Commandments but we don't have to follow all those other rules and so this is not some 19 or 20th century Innovation from the very beginning Christianity goes we're not doing that right so there it is in the book and it is incorporated into the Bible but on the other hand it's not read as a code it's read as an indication of how the people then lived under those code so I think a certain and I I assume certain amount of sophistication has to be applied to the Quran as well
Quran
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Dinesh D'Souza discusses the interpretation of the Quran and its passages in the context of violence and different Muslim communities.
so I think a certain and I I assume certain amount of sophistication has to be applied to the Quran as well there are the passages from Mecca the passages from Medina Muhammad said one thing when he was winning another thing when he's losing and so different Muslims read those passages differently and also in the in the world I mean by and large I would not feels unsafe if I walked Walked on the the Muslim streets of Indonesia the Indonesian Muslims are by and large not blowing people up I would feel a lot less safe if I were today walking let's say for example in um in Iran yeah uh they're Muslims in both countries but their their historical um their history is different right and that's where everyone gets so confused on
Atlas Shrugged
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Dave Rubin references the book Atlas Shrugged when discussing the responsibility for infrastructure like roads.
Well this goes to we've got a little Atlas Shrugged here right
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Gallbladder Blueprint
Speaker Marcelo mentions a book by Christina Powers about the left shutting up.
um one of the journalists wrote a book about the left shutting up Christina Powers
God Is Not Great
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Speaker Marco mentions reading this book by Christopher Hitchens as part of his journey to atheism.
he showed me Christopher Hitchens and and Richard Dawkins and I thought it would be a good English lesson to to read those those books like God Is Not Great
The God Delusion
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Speaker Marco mentions Richard Dawkins and his books (plural) in the context of his journey to atheism.
he showed me Christopher Hitchens and and Richard Dawkins and I thought it would be a good English lesson to to read those those books like God Is Not Great
The Q Fragments
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Speaker Michael mentions his own self-published book and its topic.
I have a book it's out on Amazon The Q fragments and it's about the SEC it's about basically what we've been talking about
Future shock
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Speaker Michael mentions this book by Alvin Toffler and its prediction about the speed of technological progress.
well you know there was a book called Future Shock you're probably familiar with years ago in which Alvin Toffler predicted that progress would be so fast
An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power
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The speaker mentions watching the film 'An Inconvenient Truth' and claims its predictions were wrong, linking it to Al Gore.
anyone who watched An Inconvenient Truth which was the big Catalyst that put Al Gore on a board at Apple to collect billions of dollars while massas were rubbing his feet and he was doing their arches know that all these predictions were wrong
Gorilla Mindset
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The host introduces the guest, Mike Cernovich, as the author of 'Guerilla mindset'.
My guest this week is the author of Guerilla mindset a lawyer a tweeter and a free speech activist Mike cernovich
Trump: The Art of the Deal
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Mike Cernovich refers to Donald Trump having written a book about his 'can do attitude' and marketing approach.
I mean the guy wrote a book about it
Danger & Play
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The host plugs the guest's book at the end of the interview, giving the full title and author.
and you can check out his book gorilla mindset how to control your thoughts and emotions to live life on your terms
Capitalism and freedom
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Melissa Chen mentions Milton Friedman's book 'Capitalism and Freedom' and its theory about economic freedom being a necessary precondition for political freedom, contrasting it with the situation in Singapore.
but on the other hand um you know I I think it's it's sort of throwing a wrench into Milton Freeman's um capitalism and freedom his theory about he said that economic freedom was a necessary precondition to political freedom and civil freedoms and that's not really happening right
Milton Friedman on Freedom
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Melissa Chen mentions Milton Friedman's book 'Capitalism and Freedom' and its theory about economic freedom being a necessary precondition for political freedom, contrasting it with the situation in Singapore.
but on the other hand um you know I I think it's it's sort of throwing a wrench into Milton Freeman's um capitalism and freedom his theory about he said that economic freedom was a necessary precondition to political freedom and civil freedoms and that's not really happening right
The Saad Truth about Happiness
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The host mentions the guest Gad Saad's book 'The consuming Instinct' and that he has a signed copy.
we've got your book The consuming Instinct a signed copy for you
A Manual for Creating Atheists
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The host mentions having Peter Boghossian on the show and that he wrote a book called 'A Manual for Creating Atheists'.
so when I had Peter beian on he wrote a book called a manual for creating atheist
The People Vs. Barack Obama
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The host mentions reading Ben Shapiro's '11 rules for debating a leftist'.
because I read your 11 rules for debating a leftist and I just read I read the entire thing this morning
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
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Ben Shapiro mentions the title 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' in the context of mental health history.
mental illness was basically one flu Over the Cuckoo's Nest nobody was seriously crazy
Trump: The Art of the Deal
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Ben Shapiro contrasts the Bible with Donald Trump's book 'The Art of the Deal'.
This is an even better book than the odd of the deal
Quran
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Dave Rubin quotes former UK political leader Sir William Gladstone who held up the Quran and described it as a violent and cursed book.
Now if you look at the UK's former political leaders if you look at Sir William Gladstone he held the Quran above his head he in Parliament and he said that Islam this this Quran is a violent and a cursed book and we will never be have peace on this Earth so long as we have this book
The Everyday Advocate
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Areva Martin explains that she wrote a book about advocating for children with autism and special needs, motivated by her own difficulty finding information and wanting to help other parents.
and and you're right I did write a book because I was frustrated I I didn't like what was out there I it was too hard to figure out how do you get the best educ how do you get the best health care and I said this is crazy I'm a Harvard trained lawyer and I'm having such a difficult time What about the mom who has four or five kids at home maybe working two jobs and doesn't have the time to sit on the internet all day like I did and search for this information so I wrote a book called The Everyday Advocate standing up for your child with autism and other special needs to really bring a lot of the information that I had learned as a parent and as an advocate and as a lawyer into one place that a parent a professional could go and get the help that they needed for their child or grandchild or whatever so really just Tred to make that Journey a little easier for parents
Make It Rain!
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Areva Martin explains that she wrote a book about advocating for children with autism and special needs, motivated by her own difficulty finding information and wanting to help other parents.
and and you're right I did write a book because I was frustrated I I didn't like what was out there I it was too hard to figure out how do you get the best educ how do you get the best health care and I said this is crazy I'm a Harvard trained lawyer and I'm having such a difficult time What about the mom who has four or five kids at home maybe working two jobs and doesn't have the time to sit on the internet all day like I did and search for this information so I wrote a book called The Everyday Advocate standing up for your child with autism and other special needs to really bring a lot of the information that I had learned as a parent and as an advocate and as a lawyer into one place that a parent a professional could go and get the help that they needed for their child or grandchild or whatever so really just Tred to make that Journey a little easier for parents
Primetime Propaganda
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Larry Elder mentions a book by Ben Shapiro titled 'Prime Time Propaganda' as evidence of Hollywood's discriminatory practices against conservatives. He notes the author is scheduled to appear on his show.
There was a book called Prime Time propaganda by a young man named Ben Shapiro. We're getting him on the show and uh and because he looks so young and looks liberal whatever that means he was able to get on the record all these Hollywood producers people that did Golden Girls people that did cops and got them on the record saying I would never hire a a conservative A conservative in this town town will be screwed A conservative in this town cannot make it I intentionally put leftwing messages in my fair I try to influence culture this way Has them all saying this and has them on tape And the book came out and it didn't make any difference They didn't say I'm sorry I didn't say uh we ought to rethink our assumptions He interviewed Fred Silverman who at one time was the head of ABC CBS and NBC has Fred Silverman on the record saying a conservative cannot make it in this town Now if Hollywood has a great impact on how we think on our culture And you have this gestapo essentially shutting out people who are conservative What does that say It's scary to me It's frightening to me
Transparent
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Don Lemon mentions his own book, 'Transparent', while discussing his childhood curiosity and how it led him to journalism.
I was always curious as a kid and um when I we would go out and about my parents I write about this in my book which is called transparent by the way yeah that I would just talk to everybody
What's Left?
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The host mentions reading the book 'what's left' by the guest, Nick Cohen, on his plane ride.
on the 14-hour plane ride back to Los Angeles I read what's left by my guest this week Nick Cohen
You Can't Read this Book
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The host lists 'you can't read this book' as one of the two books authored by the guest, Nick Cohen.
he's authored two books you can't read this book and what's left
Heretic
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The host introduces the guest, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, and states she is the author of this new book, giving the full title.
I'm here with ion her Al human rights activist and author of the new book heretic why Islam needs a Reformation
Radical
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Maajid Nawaz mentions his memoir 'radical' as the place where his full life story is detailed.
you know those who want the as you know the full story it's in uh my Memoir called radical um but but in a in a summarized form uh basically I joined a a revolutionary islamist group at the age of 16 years old
Islam and the Future of Tolerance
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Dave Rubin introduces the book co-authored by Maajid Nawaz and Sam Harris, stating its title.
you just uh co-authored a book with Sam har I had Sam on the show a couple weeks ago It's called Islam and the future of Tolerance
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Maajid Nawaz uses the Harry Potter books and the character Voldemort as an analogy for the fear of naming certain ideologies.
well if we if we and I've come to refer to this as the the Voldemort effect you know it's the it's the the Harry Potter books in which um J um she devises this really clever mechanism
Holy Bible (NIV)
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Maajid Nawaz uses the Bible as an example of a text with no single definitive interpretation.
you don't really need to believe in the scripture to concede that there is no one definitive reading of Shakespeare there's no one definitive reading of the Bible And there's no one definitive reading of the Quran
Quran
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Maajid Nawaz uses the Quran as an example of a text with no single definitive interpretation, comparing it to the Bible and Shakespeare.
there's no one definitive reading of Shakespeare there's no one definitive reading of the Bible And there's no one definitive reading of the Quran
Manufacturing consent
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Jimmy Dore mentions the book 'Manufacturing Consent' while discussing media consolidation and bias.
why do we only have five major media corporations in America when there used to be 50 in 1980 why can't we get this Drake told why does it when we nationalize the banks nobody calls it that and that's because they're all bought and paid for by the same people Reed manufacturing consent
Your Country Is Just Not That Into You
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The host, Dave Rubin, introduces a book written by his guest, Jimmy Dore, at the end of the segment.
they got all that stuff and we're gonna put my move it right beneath you When Jimmy's got a book It's called your country's just not that into you yeah beautiful bill more all books are sold everywhere there you go