Podcast: The Tucker Carlson Show

Episode: Miranda Devine: Joe Biden’s Secret Contempt for Kamala, and Whether Hunter Will Ever Face Justice (Published on October 17, 2024)

You have an amazing book on Hunter Biden's laptop, which sort of substantiates a lot of what you're saying, but no one has ever been punished for it.

Tucker Carlson highlights that Miranda Devine has written an insightful book about Hunter Biden's laptop, which supports much of the discussion but raises concerns about the absence of accountability related to the scandal.

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Episode: Miranda Devine: Joe Biden’s Secret Contempt for Kamala, and Whether Hunter Will Ever Face Justice (Published on October 17, 2024)

And I think, you know, the the first book, The Laptop From Hell that we at The New York Post wrote about and then got censored by Big tech at the time. That was before the 2020 election.

Miranda Devine discusses her book, 'The Laptop From Hell', which addresses the censorship of information related to Hunter Biden's laptop prior to the 2020 election.

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Episode: Charlie Kirk: Christian Values Under Attack, JFK’s Death, & How Trump Changed Politics Forever (Published on September 15, 2024)

Read 'The Gulag Archipelago,' read '1984,' read 'Brave New World.' Go deeper; that is the regime's hate an informed population.

Charlie Kirk references '1984' as part of a list of important books to read for a deeper understanding of societal issues. He emphasizes the need for an informed populace and suggests reading this classic to grasp significant concepts.

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Episode: Aaron Rodgers: Epstein’s Death, Psychedelics, Fake Vax Cards in the NFL, and Pat Tillman (Published on May 14, 2024)

I mean, it's a [___] great book to read; it was written in 1949, and how many—how accurate it is today?

In this segment, Aaron Rodgers refers to the book '1984' to highlight concerns about the growing authoritarianism in the United States. He points out the frightening similarities between the book's depiction of a surveillance state and current events, particularly noting the Ministry of Truth as a striking parallel.

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Episode: Jeffrey Sachs: The Inevitable War With Iran, and Biden’s Attempts to Sabotage Trump (Published on December 16, 2024)

Then there are religious zealots, I would use even stronger terms, who use the Book of Joshua, which is 2700 years ago, that said, well, God gave us everything from the river in Egypt, meaning the Nile to the Euphrates.

The mention of the 'Book of Joshua' highlights its role in providing religious justification for the notion of 'Greater Israel'. It was referenced in the context of religious zealots who assert that God granted them the territory stretching from the Nile to the Euphrates.

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Episode: Willie Robertson: The Unlikely Origin of Duck Dynasty, Willie’s New Show, & Why Trump Won (Published on November 25, 2024)

And so I just tried to go through and tell stories and I pull stories from the New Testament, just conversations like especially in the Book of Acts.

Willie Robertson discusses how he shares stories from the New Testament, particularly highlighting the Book of Acts, which recounts the early church and teachings of the apostles.

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Episode: Tucker Carlson and Russ Vought Break Down DOGE and All of Trump’s Cabinet Picks So Far (Published on November 18, 2024)

It's always about where they have tried to innovate from really the progressive era, like they wanted congressional government; that was the title of Woodrow Wilson's book.

In this segment, Tucker Carlson and his guest, Russ Vought, engage in a conversation about the evolution of the administrative state, referencing 'Congressional Government,' a book by Woodrow Wilson, to highlight its significance in the context of the progressive movement.

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Episode: Tucker Carlson and Russ Vought Break Down DOGE and All of Trump’s Cabinet Picks So Far (Published on November 18, 2024)

And Pat actually talks about this in his book, where he says this was a specific strategy hatched out of the Department of Defense by some of the neocons at the time to continue justifying the largest defense spending that we continue to be tied down with.

In this segment, Russ Vought references Pat Buchanan's book, where Buchanan discusses a strategy devised by neoconservatives within the Department of Defense to rationalize ongoing large-scale defense expenditures.

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Episode: Tucker Carlson and Russ Vought Break Down DOGE and All of Trump’s Cabinet Picks So Far (Published on November 18, 2024)

Well, I do believe that we need to be less doctrinaire on the right and to actually think, you know, and read those books you were mentioning earlier, and to be thinking through and ask the questions and try to learn more, and realize like, you know, a history book may have been written at a time to just with a particular political benefit and meaning to it.

In this segment, Tucker Carlson emphasizes the importance of reading various books mentioned during the episode. He suggests that the right should engage critically with literature and history, considering the political context in which these books were written, to broaden their understanding and perspectives.

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Episode: Tucker Carlson and Russ Vought Break Down DOGE and All of Trump’s Cabinet Picks So Far (Published on November 18, 2024)

I remember being in high school reading an abnormal psychology textbook that I bought at the school bookstore that had an entry on autism that was like two paragraphs long, this esoteric disorder whose origins we were uncertain of, whose parameters were unclear.

Tucker Carlson reminisces about reading an abnormal psychology textbook in high school, noting that it contained only a brief mention of autism. He points out the limited understanding and information about the disorder at the time, suggesting that widely accepted notions can often prove to be incorrect.

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Episode: Tucker Carlson and Russ Vought Break Down DOGE and All of Trump’s Cabinet Picks So Far (Published on November 18, 2024)

I want you reading this stuff; we're giving out Pat Buchanan's books.

Russ Vought, the podcast guest, talks about distributing books written by Pat Buchanan, encouraging people in the conservative movement to read them for a better understanding of the world.

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Episode: Banned by China, Backed by Mark Wahlberg: The Christian Prayer App Changing the World (Published on November 15, 2024)

And C.S. Lewis says this in his Screwtape Letters, which is this book about it, um, is from the perspective of a demon, uh, trying to tempt people, Screwtape Letters, and his big thing is noise.

The podcast host references 'The Screwtape Letters' by C.S. Lewis to illustrate the concept that noise, or distractions, serve as tools for temptation, leading individuals away from spiritual contemplation and faith.

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Episode: Tucker Carlson Live Tour Grand Finale With President Donald Trump LIVE in Glendale, AZ (Published on November 1, 2024)

We wrote a book called 'Good Energy' with the simple thesis that conditions plaguing us are connected! We need to stop treating conditions with ineffective drugs and siloed approaches, and appreciate the interconnectedness of our beautiful human body!

Kelly Mains states that she and her sister, Dr. Casey Means, authored a book titled 'Good Energy', which posits that the various health conditions affecting individuals are interconnected.

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Episode: Stefan Passantino: Liz Cheney’s J6 Crimes & Mission to Destroy Any Lawyer Who Dares Represent Trump (Published on November 1, 2024)

Fast forward perhaps a year—on the day that my dad died, I get a notification: 'Cassie Hutchinson's coming out with a book,' and the teaser of the book explicitly says she's going to talk about her interplay with the Trump lawyer who told her to lie. So all of a sudden I realize, and of course it's on the day that my father passed away, I'm going to have to relive this entire experience again and a book tour again.

In this segment, the podcast host reflects on how the guest, Stefan Passantino, is confronted with painful memories from the past due to the upcoming release of a book by Cassidy Hutchinson. The book is anticipated to claim that he encouraged Hutchinson to lie, leading to renewed public scrutiny and emotional turmoil for Passantino as he navigates the fallout.

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Episode: Rod Blagojevich: Kamala’s Corruption, & the Real Cause of the Democrat Party’s Spiral Into Insanity (Published on October 30, 2024)

Well, your prison story, I must say, is one of the most incredible I've ever heard. Yeah, I'm writing a book about it. It's an unusual story.

Rod Blagojevich shares that he is in the process of writing a book about his extraordinary prison experience.

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Episode: Rod Blagojevich: Kamala’s Corruption, & the Real Cause of the Democrat Party’s Spiral Into Insanity (Published on October 30, 2024)

And as long as you have purpose in life, you can survive anything. And Viktor Frankl wrote that book, 'Man's Search for Meaning,' a Holocaust survivor. I mean, a million times worse than anything we went through, but his point was the last of the human freedoms is our freedom to choose our own attitude in any given set of circumstances.

Rod Blagojevich discusses the book 'Man's Search for Meaning' by Viktor Frankl, emphasizing its insights on purpose and freedom of choice in difficult circumstances. He relates these ideas to his own experiences during his time in prison.

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Episode: Rod Blagojevich: Kamala’s Corruption, & the Real Cause of the Democrat Party’s Spiral Into Insanity (Published on October 30, 2024)

And I got to tell you, and this is not baloney, am I on right now? Yeah, the Bible. I mean, I was so alone in the beginning and I reached for that Bible in a way I never did before.

Rod Blagojevich shares his experience of feeling isolated in prison and turning to 'The Bible' as a source of comfort and strength. This topic arises during a discussion about how he maintained his mental resilience.

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Episode: Trump's First Campaign Manager Paul Manafort Breaks Down the Current State of the Presidential Race (Published on October 23, 2024)

So I was coming from a working-class background, and I saw the Republican Party—not necessarily the leadership of the Republican Party, but the principles of what Goldwater was talking about as something that attracted my interest.

The guest references Barry Goldwater while discussing their initial attraction to the Republican Party, emphasizing the principles Goldwater advocated. Although the book itself isn't mentioned, the potential title, "The Conscience of a Conservative," is a well-known work by him.

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Episode: Mark Halperin on Why He Thinks Trump Will Win and the Left’s Mental Collapse (Published on October 15, 2024)

You know, her big Sister Souljah moment was to say she wants to raise the capital gains tax rate, but less than Joe Biden. That was her big Sister Souljah moment.

The podcast guest references a 'Sister Souljah moment' to illustrate a political distancing akin to a past incident. This metaphor relates to the book 'No Disrespect' by Sister Souljah, which was controversially discussed in the context of Bill Clinton's critique.

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Episode: Ryan Salame: Facing Prison for Donating to Trump, His Journey With SBF, & Why the Banks Hate Crypto (Published on October 9, 2024)

And so she wanted to be around that—she liked one thing we bonded over: I love the musical Hamilton. I don't really like musicals, but I think they did a phenomenal job with it.

The guest expresses his appreciation for the musical 'Hamilton' and shares that a colleague of his enjoyed it as well. He notes that while he typically doesn't like musicals, he thinks it was exceptionally well done. The musical is adapted from the biography 'Alexander Hamilton' by Ron Chernow.

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Episode: Ryan Salame: Facing Prison for Donating to Trump, His Journey With SBF, & Why the Banks Hate Crypto (Published on October 9, 2024)

And she always used to quote that she just wanted to be in the room where it happens, which was like this Aaron Burr scene, you know, he's singing, 'I want to be in the room where it happens.' And she always identified with that; she just wanted to be in the room where the important decisions were being made, huh?

The guest discusses how Caroline Ellison often quoted the musical 'Hamilton,' particularly the line about wanting to be 'in the room where it happens,' which reflects Aaron Burr's desire to be influential and aware during significant decision-making.

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Episode: Roseanne Barr: Gender Ideology, Why She Terrifies Hollywood, and Her Friendship With Trump (Published on September 25, 2024)

Every wedding you go to, they're always reading 1 Corinthians 13. It's like I think it's the only verse in the Bible, actually.

Tucker Carlson discusses how 1 Corinthians 13 is commonly read at weddings, suggesting it's a verse that everyone knows. He then expands on this point to talk about the importance of faith and hope.

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Episode: JD Vance: The New Opposition Party, Saving Rural America, & Why Trump Seeks Advice From His Gardener (Published on September 22, 2024)

I picked this up—this is actually when we became friends initially—we were at some massive bankers conference, and I had just written “Hillbilly Elegy.” I feel dirty thinking about it, yeah.

In this segment, J.D. Vance reflects on his book 'Hillbilly Elegy' during a discussion about a past event. He shares that the book, originally penned as a personal narrative about his family, ended up being misused by some leaders, leading to a negative interpretation rather than fostering an understanding of the communities involved.

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Episode: Charlie Kirk: Christian Values Under Attack, JFK’s Death, & How Trump Changed Politics Forever (Published on September 15, 2024)

Read 'The Gulag Archipelago,' read '1984,' read 'Brave New World.' Go deeper; that is the regime's hate an informed population.

Charlie Kirk mentions 'Brave New World' as part of a list of essential readings that encourage critical thinking, highlighting the tendency of government authorities to dislike well-informed populations.

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Episode: Glenn Beck: Biblical Prophecy, Conquering Evil, and Why Alcoholics Will Save the World (Published on September 8, 2024)

It is going to be a nightmare; read the book—uh a nightmare! What he was saying about evil, you can feel it!

Glenn Beck refers to the Bible, simply calling it 'the book', while discussing themes of evil and the end times.

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Episode: Russell Brand on his Baptism, Big Pharma, Donald Trump, and the Globalists’ Attempt to Become God (Published on September 5, 2024)

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Russell Brand shares that he began reading 'The Purpose Driven Life' by Rick Warren after encountering Warren discussing the tragic suicide of his son. This moment resonated with Brand during his own journey of personal awakening and a shift away from materialism.

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Episode: Russell Brand on his Baptism, Big Pharma, Donald Trump, and the Globalists’ Attempt to Become God (Published on September 5, 2024)

I thought I was too smart. I thought somehow that I knew what was in the Bible even without reading it.

Russell Brand reflects on his past belief that he understood the contents of the Bible without actually reading it, a notion he has come to reconsider following his recent Christian awakening.

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Episode: Russell Brand on his Baptism, Big Pharma, Donald Trump, and the Globalists’ Attempt to Become God (Published on September 5, 2024)

And like you said, I mean, I’m studying that Bible; there's nowhere where he says specifically, 'Russell, I want you to overthrow the government.'

In this excerpt, Russell Brand humorously discusses his study of the Bible, pointing out that there is no directive within it suggesting he should overthrow the government.

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Episode: Russell Brand on his Baptism, Big Pharma, Donald Trump, and the Globalists’ Attempt to Become God (Published on September 5, 2024)

It’s not in there, specifically. Keep reading Romans 13.

Russell Brand humorously cites the book of Romans, particularly chapter 13, while discussing his interpretation of the scripture.

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Episode: Russell Brand on his Baptism, Big Pharma, Donald Trump, and the Globalists’ Attempt to Become God (Published on September 5, 2024)

Yeah, as Acts, first of all, because of course the Gospels are incredible—the accounts of our Lord and Savior, but in particular Acts, because he is pasted, and the kind of fervor, febrility, evangelism, and zeal of the Apostles—like the absolute belief, like early on with Stephen, like being torn apart and just going, 'Whoa, I’m off!'

Russell Brand highlights 'Acts' as a specific book of the Bible that he values, emphasizing its significance in relation to the fervor and zeal of the Apostles, during his conversation with Tucker Carlson about Christianity.

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Episode: Darryl Cooper: The True History of the Jonestown Cult, WWII, and How Winston Churchill Ruined Europe (Published on September 2, 2024)

We know now there's actually a really great series of books, it's one of the best I recommend to everybody, but it's really expensive now, and it's six long volumes called History of British Special Operations in the Second World War.

During the conversation, the guest highlights a highly recommended series of books titled "History of British Special Operations in the Second World War." He notes that it's one of his favorites but points out that it has become quite expensive, comprising six extensive volumes.

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Episode: Darryl Cooper: The True History of the Jonestown Cult, WWII, and How Winston Churchill Ruined Europe (Published on September 2, 2024)

Because when you think about it, if you go back to think about like, in Machiavelli's The Prince, right?

The guest references 'The Prince' by Machiavelli to support his point about nation-states, illustrating how classic political theory shapes his understanding of historical events.

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Episode: Darryl Cooper: The True History of the Jonestown Cult, WWII, and How Winston Churchill Ruined Europe (Published on September 2, 2024)

I was amazed to read in this book called 'The Red Czar.'

The guest refers to a book titled 'The Red Czar,' from which he gained insights about Stalin, highlighting how historical perspectives can often be misleading.

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Episode: Darryl Cooper: The True History of the Jonestown Cult, WWII, and How Winston Churchill Ruined Europe (Published on September 2, 2024)

You look like in the book of Acts, when Stephen gets martyred; they freak out and stone him, not when he's making doctrinal points; it's when he gets to the places you murdered him.

The guest refers to 'The Book of Acts' from the Bible to illustrate an example of the persecution faced by early Christians, reinforcing his argument during the discussion.

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Episode: Patrick Feeney: Doomsday Prepping and What Rural Americans Really Think about Kamala Harris (Published on August 6, 2024)

It's not going to get you through the Great Depression. Yeah, no, it's not.

During the discussion, the podcast guest refers to the Great Depression, alluding to both the challenges of that era and the literature that captures its essence, notably 'The Grapes of Wrath' by John Steinbeck.

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Episode: Dr. Ben Carson: The Left’s Worship of Kamala Harris, and God’s Mission for Donald Trump (Published on July 25, 2024)

Uh, it was derived from a book called The Naked Communist by W. Cleon Skousen, who was a CIA agent and had done a lot of study on communism and its effect.

Dr. Ben Carson discusses the book The Naked Communist by W. Cleon Skousen while addressing the historical objectives of communism in America as documented in the congressional record. He references Skousen's experience as a CIA agent to enhance the credibility of the book's assertions regarding specific strategies aimed at transforming American society.

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Episode: Ari Shaffir: Growing Up Orthodox, How Joe Rogan Saved Comedy, and the Infamous Kobe Bryant Joke (Published on July 9, 2024)

And if enough people—there's a whole book in the Jewish Bible called Ecclesiastes that basically makes this point!

Ari Shaffir discusses the book of Ecclesiastes from the Jewish Bible, using it to highlight the futility of attempting to change the world through political efforts. He suggests that even if conditions worsen, it is more beneficial to focus on what brings you joy and to live life to its fullest.

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Episode: Ari Shaffir: Growing Up Orthodox, How Joe Rogan Saved Comedy, and the Infamous Kobe Bryant Joke (Published on July 9, 2024)

There's a Philip Roth book, Conversion to the Jews, it's a short story!

While discussing his background in Yeshiva, the guest, Ari Shaffir, mentions Philip Roth's short story, 'Conversion to the Jews,' which highlights a Yeshiva student questioning religious ideas and how it relates to his own experiences.

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Episode: Matt Taibbi: How Intel Agencies Control the Media, Putin’s Rise to Power, and 2024 Predictions (Published on June 27, 2024)

But for the most part, you know, people came in, and they just treated it as a, you know, as a third world backwater.It's like, you know, if you've read The Quiet American, it was that attitude toward...

In this segment, Matt Taibbi refers to the book 'The Quiet American' by Graham Greene to illustrate how Western journalists perceive Russia, likening it to a third-world backwater, echoing themes from the novel. Tucker Carlson is conducting the interview.

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Episode: Steve Sailer: BLM, Karens, Donald Trump, and What Democrats Don’t Want You to Know about DEI (Published on June 25, 2024)

I mean it's the theory of a good reporter named Sam Quinones who's written a couple books on the evolution of the drug trade in this century that the Mexican cartels had a strategy that, 'No, we don't want to sell to particularly shooty people near media capitals, we'll sell to people who will overdose and die in small towns in the Ohio River Valley that nobody's going to care much about.'

Steve Sailer refers to reporter Sam Quinones and his notable work, particularly the book "Dreamland: The True Tale of America's Opiate Epidemic," to illustrate the strategic choices made by Mexican cartels in the drug trade, highlighting how their focus is on less visible victims, contrasting this with the broader societal impact of the opioid crisis on working-class communities.

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Episode: Neil Oliver: How Banks Took Over Empires, and the Truth About WWII, Brexit, & COVID (Published on June 20, 2024)

You know, people, in Hofer, in The True Believer and so on, you know, he wrote so effectively about how every mass movement has sought to take away people's national identity and their personal identity.

Neil Oliver references "The True Believer" by Eric Hoffer to explain how mass movements tend to strip away individual and national identities. In a conversation with Tucker Carlson, Oliver reflects on the implications this has in today’s world, drawing connections to historical events.

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Episode: Neil Oliver: How Banks Took Over Empires, and the Truth About WWII, Brexit, & COVID (Published on June 20, 2024)

But you know, obviously, in 1968, Paul Ehrlich wrote The Population Bomb, and at the same time, Garrett Hardin wrote The Tragedy of the Commons.

Neil Oliver refers to "The Population Bomb" by Paul Ehrlich while discussing historical viewpoints on population control and environmental issues. In this episode, Tucker Carlson engages with Neil Oliver about his observations regarding the contemporary state of the world.

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Episode: Vince Everett Ellison Exposes the Lies Sold to Black America: MLK, Hip Hop Culture, & Democrats (Published on June 13, 2024)

When I read this in Taylor Branch's book, 'Parting the Waters in American King years,' and Taylor Branch is a Democrat. Yeah, he's Bill Clinton's roommate at Yale. Yeah.

In the podcast, the speaker references Taylor Branch's book, 'Parting the Waters: America in the King Years 1954-63,' to bolster their argument regarding the FBI's classification of Martin Luther King Jr. as an enemy of the state, a fact disclosed by a Democrat.

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Episode: Vince Everett Ellison Exposes the Lies Sold to Black America: MLK, Hip Hop Culture, & Democrats (Published on June 13, 2024)

In the book of Corinthians, it says, '11 people will not enter the kingdom of heaven.'

The speaker references the Book of Corinthians from the Bible to highlight its teachings on salvation and moral conduct, relating these principles to the civil rights movement.

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Episode: Vince Everett Ellison Exposes the Lies Sold to Black America: MLK, Hip Hop Culture, & Democrats (Published on June 13, 2024)

The two Wes Moores, I don't know if you've heard of Oprah, Oprah had it on her book club thing. But it was a book about Wes Moore who became governor, a black man.

The speaker references the book The Other Wes Moore, highlighting how it discusses the contrasting lives of two individuals named Wes Moore. This mention serves to illustrate the importance of overcoming difficult circumstances, using the author's life as a powerful example of success and determination.

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Episode: Vince Everett Ellison Exposes the Lies Sold to Black America: MLK, Hip Hop Culture, & Democrats (Published on June 13, 2024)

Ralph Abernathy wrote in his book 'And the Walls Came Tumbling Down' that in the 1980 election, he went to them and said, 'Look guys, welfare is destroying the Black family.'

In this episode, the speaker discusses Ralph Abernathy's book 'And the Walls Came Tumbling Down,' highlighting his assertion that welfare was undermining Black families during the 1980 election, yet the system remained in place due to the pursuit of power.

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Episode: Vince Everett Ellison Exposes the Lies Sold to Black America: MLK, Hip Hop Culture, & Democrats (Published on June 13, 2024)

Our Bible says Jesus gave the parable: If a robber is going to come into a home, he first must bind the strong man.

The speaker references the Bible and a parable attributed to Jesus to illustrate the idea that a system must first restrain its strongest members in order to achieve its goals, particularly in the context of the civil rights movement.

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Episode: Vince Everett Ellison Exposes the Lies Sold to Black America: MLK, Hip Hop Culture, & Democrats (Published on June 13, 2024)

Our Bible tells us, if you honor your father and your mother, God promises you threescore and ten years.

In this segment, the speaker references the Bible to highlight the importance of honoring one's parents, suggesting that this principle is linked to moral behavior, especially in relation to contemporary political issues.

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Episode: Vince Everett Ellison Exposes the Lies Sold to Black America: MLK, Hip Hop Culture, & Democrats (Published on June 13, 2024)

He said, 'The Tree of Liberty must be fertilized with the blood of tyrants and patriots.'

The speaker quotes a saying from Thomas Jefferson, emphasizing that one must fight for freedom rather than merely asking for it.

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Episode: Rep. Thomas Massie Reveals Deep State Secrets and Teaches You How to Live Off-Grid (Published on June 7, 2024)

Some of these are actually passages in the New Testament, which would be banned by this international definition of anti-Semitism.

The guest references the New Testament while discussing a bill that aims to ban certain passages, which raises concerns about the potential impact of such legislation on religious texts. This discussion highlights issues of government overreach and free speech.

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Episode: Rep. Thomas Massie Reveals Deep State Secrets and Teaches You How to Live Off-Grid (Published on June 7, 2024)

For instance, saying that Jews kill Jesus, which is, you know, in the Bible; he was not welcome among his own people.

The guest refers to 'the Bible' to illustrate the controversial claim that 'Jews kill Jesus' during a discussion about a bill aimed at banning anti-Semitism on campus. This mention arises in the context of a broader conversation about free speech and religious texts.

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Episode: Rep. Thomas Massie Reveals Deep State Secrets and Teaches You How to Live Off-Grid (Published on June 7, 2024)

They show, but the members of Congress who, you know, go to church on Sunday, who've just voted to ban the New Testament on campus, make it illegal to quote from the New Testament, the Christian Bible; like how did they square that?

The guest expresses disbelief that members of Congress, who identify as Christian and attend church on Sundays, would support a bill making it illegal to quote the New Testament of the Christian Bible.

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Episode: Tim Dillon: Disney, Boomers, and the Creepy Corporations That Pretend to Love You (Published on May 30, 2024)

And then, you know, you start reading, you read books like The Devil's Chessboard by David Talbot about the creation of the National Security State about the Dulles brothers and how influential they were.

In a discussion about changing perspectives on the country, Tim Dillon references the book 'The Devil's Chessboard' by David Talbot, which examines the origins of the National Security State and the influential roles of the Dulles brothers.

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