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Tucker Carlson's book list: the books mentioned on The Tucker Carlson Show
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Most recommended on The Tucker Carlson Show
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Bible
The Bible was discussed across several episodes of The Tucker Carlson Show by guests including Glenn Beck, Tony Aguilar, Willie Robertson, Rod Blagojevich, Russell Brand, Vince Everett Ellison, and Thomas Massie. Speakers referenced the text in various contexts, such as Glenn Beck describing it as a warning about evil and the end times, Rod Blagojevich and Russell Brand reflecting on personal struggles and reading the scriptures, and others discussing New Testament passages and biblical principles.
Recommended“How much better would the world be if like elementary school just taught the Bible and not even in a religious way, but just for those lessons? Yes. Like that's why that has been so applicable to everybody's lives for 2,000 years, right?”
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1984
George Orwell's dystopian novel 1984 was frequently brought up on The Tucker Carlson Show by host Tucker Carlson and various guests, including Charlie Kirk, Russell Brand, Alex Jones, and Michael Shellenberger. Speakers referenced the book to warn against totalitarian state surveillance, social democracy tendencies, and information control, while contrasting its bleak vision with traditional values. Charlie Kirk specifically recommended reading the book alongside other classics to combat state-sponsored ignorance and foster an informed populace.
Discussed“If you're over 40, you probably were assigned the George Orwell novel 1984, not written 1984, written in 1949 right after the Second World War, and it is famously a picture of the dystopian future where the state controls everything.”
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Brave New World
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Brave New World by Aldous Huxley was discussed and recommended across multiple episodes. Charlie Kirk recommended the novel alongside 1984 and The Gulag Archipelago as essential reading to encourage critical thinking instead of watching sports, noting that authorities dislike an informed population. Jay Dyer referenced Huxley's broader philosophical writings, Alex Jones brought up the author to discuss technocracy and eugenics, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. cited Huxley while warning that censorship is the first step toward totalitarianism.
Discussed“He says, not just in brave new world, but he wrote another book people don't know about called the perennial philosophy.”
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The Real Anthony Fauci
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s book The Real Anthony Fauci was discussed on various episodes of The Tucker Carlson Show. Guests including Dr. Mary Talley Bowden, Eric Schmitt, and Aaron Rodgers, along with host Tucker Carlson, brought up the work to criticize Anthony Fauci, highlight government and pharmaceutical corruption, and discuss controversies surrounding COVID-19.
Recommended“He wrote a book um I had him on for his first interview after he wrote the book called the the real Anthony Fouchi. It's amazing book um and very and kind of conclusive on the question of of this technology”
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The Gulag Archipelago
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's book The Gulag Archipelago came up across multiple episodes. Charlie Kirk recommended reading it to prioritize learning and resist the regime, while Christopher Caldwell and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. referenced it to discuss totalitarianism and historical parallels, and a guest cited it to make a historical point about concentration camps.
Recommended“I mean, hey, instead of watching the ninth NFL football game that weekend, turn it off and listen to an audio book, read the Gulag Archipelago, read 1984, read Brave New World, go deeper.”
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The Grand Chessboard
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Jeffrey Sachs and Peter Kuznick repeatedly discussed The Grand Chessboard by Zbigniew Brzezinski across multiple episodes between 2024 and 2025. Sachs criticized the book as fundamentally wrong yet insightful regarding American geopolitical strategies, NATO expansion, and policies toward Russia. Kuznick also referenced the 1997 text to explain the long-term foreign policy objective of separating Ukraine from Russia.
Discussed“and like so many learned volumes, I must say his book, The Grand Chessboard, is very well written and fundamentally wrong.”
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Enough Already
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Dave Smith frequently recommended Enough Already by Scott Horton across multiple episodes between May 2024 and April 2026, describing it as a masterpiece and the best book written on the global war on terrorism. Tucker Carlson also discussed the book with Scott Horton on July 3, 2025.
Recommended“His books, Enough Already, Fool's Erand, which are about the global war on terrorism, are the best books written on the subject.”
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Revelation
The biblical book of Revelation was discussed across multiple episodes of The Tucker Carlson Show by host Tucker Carlson, guest John Rich, and guest Marjorie Taylor Greene. John Rich spoke about writing a song inspired by biblical prophecy and mentioned the book in relation to Bible study groups. Marjorie Taylor Greene referenced Revelation while discussing evangelical Bible studies regarding Israel, the end times, and America's absence from prophecy. Tucker Carlson mentioned reading and trying to understand the text, specifically noting its passages concerning the mark of the beast.
Discussed“It's writing songs, Revelation was a great example. You were the first guy to put a spotlight on that song. I flew up and saw you. We did a podcast on on that song.”
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The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Tucker Carlson, John J. Mearsheimer, Glenn Greenwald, and Nick Fuentes discussed The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy by John J. Mearsheimer and Stephen M. Walt. Carlson and Greenwald noted how the 2007 book exposed the hidden influence of the Israel lobby in Washington. Mearsheimer discussed the controversy surrounding the release, including a preemptive critical book by Abe Foxman, while Fuentes mentioned reading the work to support his own foreign policy arguments.
Discussed“Back in 2007, he and a friend of his from Harvard called Steven Walt wrote a book on the so-called Jewish lobby, Apac and whole constellation of nonprofits in Washington that seek to steer the US Congress and the executive of the White House to giving Israel more money and more military aid to changing the inherent priorities of American”
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Animal Farm
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Animal Farm by George Orwell was discussed across multiple episodes to illustrate political corruption and totalitarian control. Thomas Massie and Tucker Carlson both referenced the final scene of the novel, where the pigs and farmers become indistinguishable, to describe surreal situations in Washington and the risks facing the MAGA movement. Additionally, Glenn Greenwald cited an essay by Orwell associated with the book to contrast overt totalitarianism with subtle repression.
Discussed“This is the last scene in Animal Farm where the the farmers and the pigs are like in it together.”
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Provoked
The book "Provoked" by Scott Horton and Darryl Cooper was discussed across multiple episodes of The Tucker Carlson Show. On May 12, 2025, Dave Smith brought it up as the best book on Russia and US post-Soviet relations. Tucker Carlson recommended it to his audience on July 3, 2025, calling it the definitive book on the subject. Dave Smith praised it again on April 1, 2026, describing it as the best book written about the war in Ukraine.
Recommended“His book, Provoked, about the war in Ukraine, is the best book written on the subject.”
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Exodus
Leon Uris's novel Exodus was discussed across multiple episodes of The Tucker Carlson Show. Guest Joe Spector recalled that his father was nearly sent to a labor camp for possessing an illegal copy. Charlie Kirk referenced Exodus and Numbers to argue that failing to teach liberty causes people to instinctively resist freedom. John Mearsheimer stated that the book and subsequent film heavily shaped his favorable view of Israel during his youth.
Discussed“It's called Exodus by Leon Urus.”
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Genesis
The biblical book of Genesis came up across multiple episodes of The Tucker Carlson Show. Rev. Billy Cerveny referenced Genesis to discuss the serpent in the garden. In another episode, Tucker Carlson mentioned Genesis while examining the scriptural origin of the Nephilim and giants. Additionally, Marjorie Taylor Greene cited verses from Genesis 12 while discussing biblical justifications often used in churches regarding supporting Israel.
Discussed“And you read that story in the book of Genesis with the serpent in the garden, right?”
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The Screwtape Letters
C.S. Lewis's book "The Screwtape Letters" was discussed across three episodes of The Tucker Carlson Show. Alex Jones brought it up on November 15, 2024, to illustrate demonic tactics of distraction. Michael Knowles mentioned the book on September 3, 2025, to describe how spirits attack people from every angle. Jack Posobiec also brought up the work on July 23, 2024, to discuss concepts of moral and spiritual subversion.
Discussed“It's like Louis and the Screw Tape Letters.”
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Matthew
On The Tucker Carlson Show, guest John Rich spoke across multiple episodes about biblical prophecies, listing the book of Matthew as a key text connecting various scriptural passages. Rich read verses from the Gospel of Matthew to discuss signs preceding the return of Jesus and noted that students had started a Bible study based on his previous remarks. Host Tucker Carlson also mentioned that he planned to read Matthew 24 following the discussion.
Discussed“But they came up and they said, Mr. Rich, we heard your song Revelation, and our sorority started a Bible study on Second Thessalonians, Mark 20 Matthew 24, Revelation, and Daniel. All the things that you mentioned in your Tucker interview.”
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The Book of Enoch
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Sean Stone brought up The Book of Enoch during multiple episodes in 2026, referencing it while discussing Islamic lore about jin and watchers, fallen angels, and the Nephilim consuming humans. AJ Gentile also referenced the apocryphal text on the podcast to compare biblical angel descriptions with ancient birdman depictions.
Discussed“like angels and demons or the watchers in the book of Enoch, right?”
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Blitzed
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Norman Ohler's book 'Blitzed' was referenced in a February 2024 episode. The speaker noted that the book traces the history of how amphetamines were developed by Nazi Germany as a tool for soldiers to become more aggressive.
Recommended“So, yeah, there's a great book called blitzed. About this...”
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Nuclear War
Annie Jacobsen's book Nuclear War was featured on multiple episodes of The Tucker Carlson Show. Oliver Stone recommended the book to illustrate the terrifying chain reaction and unstoppable bureaucracy of a nuclear conflict. Tucker Carlson and nuclear expert Ivana Hughes also referenced the book to discuss the minute-by-minute progression of a theoretical nuclear attack, specifically examining the simulated impact on a California nuclear site.
Discussed“This is, um, described really, um kind of with amazing clarity in the book by any Jacobson nuclear war scenario, which describes exactly minute by minute how nuclear war starts, um and can start and then what happens for the next 72 minutes.”
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Human Action
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Ludwig von Mises's Human Action was referenced by guests Ron Paul and Roger Ver. In the 2026-02-12 episode ("Ron Paul’s Warnings Have Come True: Rising Debt, Endless War & Economic Collapse"), Ron Paul discussed the book in relation to Austrian economics and recalled it as one of the first economic texts he began reading. In the 2024-12-10 episode ("Why the Intel Agencies Want to Track Your Every Transaction and Throw Roger Ver"), Roger Ver mentioned discovering a book by Mises as a foundational step in his journey toward libertarianism.
Discussed“where Austrian economics takes into the factor of human action. Of course, that's Mises's book, human action.”
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Man's Search for Meaning
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Viktor E. Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning came up in multiple episodes. Michael Shellenberger referenced Frankl, an incredible Holocaust survivor, to illustrate the concept of radical individual responsibility. Later, Rod Blagojevich discussed the book on the October 30, 2024 episode, emphasizing Frankl's insights that humans can survive anything with purpose and that the last human freedom is the ability to choose one's own attitude, even in prison or a concentration camp.
Discussed“i was like uh you know Victor Frankl who wrote man search for meaning was this incredible Holocaust Survivor”
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The Population Bomb
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Paul Ehrlich's The Population Bomb was discussed across multiple episodes. In the 2026-05-01 episode ("Exposing the Globalist Agenda to Destroy the Family, Sterilize Humanity, and How"), Tucker Carlson brought up the book to explore the history of anti-natalist ideology and population control fears. In the 2024-06-20 episode ("Neil Oliver: How Banks Took Over Empires, and the Truth About WWII, Brexit, & CO"), guest Neil Oliver also referenced the book while discussing historical overpopulation predictions and environmental viewpoints alongside Garrett Hardin's The Tragedy of the Commons.
Discussed“And you explain who Paul Ehrlich was for those who don't know. So Paul Ehrlich wrote this book in 1968 called The Population Bomb, and he basically said that the whole world was going to collapse if we didn't stop people from having kids.”
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People of the Lie
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Cliffe Knechtle recommended People of the Lie by M. Scott Peck to illustrate the reality of the demonic and evil forces at work in the world. Later, Rob Schneider also discussed the book during his appearance on the podcast, referencing it as part of his reflections on identifying and healing human evil following the author's conversion to Christianity.
Recommended“anybody has a problem with the devil, with the demonic, I would encourage them to read M. Scott Pek, the great Connecticut psychiatrist book, People of the Lie.”
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Princes of the Yen
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Catherine Austin Fitts and Richard Werner discussed Werner's book Princes of the Yen. Fitts brought up the text to explain efforts to take over the Japanese central bank, while Werner recalled a visitor praising the book during his time in Japan.
Recommended“So if you go back, so you had the wonderful Richard Warner on your show and Richard has a book called The Princes of Vienn, which is about the sort of effort to over to take over the the Japanese central bank.”
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The Alchemist
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Aaron Rodgers recommended The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho as a starting point when advising and sharing reading recommendations with his teammates. Later on the same podcast, Mike Cernovich also brought up Paulo Coelho and his famous book while explaining his preference for being a writer known through his words rather than his public persona.
Discussed“I like Paulo aquela books a lot and he did he's famous for The Alchemist”
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The Brothers Karamazov
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Darryl Cooper recommended Fyodor Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov, explaining that reading it in high school gave him an immune system against anti-Russian propaganda later in life. In another episode, John Leake also brought up the novel, specifically highlighting The Grand Inquisitor section to discuss themes of authority and free will.
Recommended“I guess I'm I'm really grateful that Dostoevsky's been my favorite author since I was in high school because it made it so that uh you know, when I started getting bombarded on all sides with anti-Russian propaganda, it was just I had an immune system built up to it because I already love these people, you know. Anyone who”
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The end of Alzheimer's
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Dale E. Bredesen's book The End of Alzheimer's was discussed by multiple guests. Casey Means recommended the book to listeners while explaining protocols for reversing Alzheimer's symptoms through lifestyle changes. Dr. Mark Hyman later cited the same book to support the argument that addressing root causes through lifestyle modifications can successfully combat the disease.
Discussed“I wrote a book about this, The UltraMind Solution, 15 years ago. Dale Bredesen's written a book called The End of Alzheimer's End of Alzheimer's and documenting that we have to get to the root causes and”
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Trump: The Art of the Deal
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Chamath Palihapitiya and Steve Toth both mentioned Donald J. Trump and Tony Schwartz's book Trump: The Art of the Deal. Palihapitiya recommended the book and noted an image inside it showing Mark Zuckerberg in the Oval Office. Toth discussed a recent photo of John Cornyn reading the book to project alignment with Donald Trump.
Discussed“So, a couple months ago there's a picture in in Acts of him reading The Art of the Deal and and just above it, it says, What a great read.”
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Daily Inspiration for the Purpose Driven Life
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Rick Warren's book The Purpose-Driven Life came up in conversations with Buckley Carlson and Russell Brand. Buckley Carlson mentioned the book to highlight wisdom and purpose, while Russell Brand shared that he read it after seeing Warren speak openly about personal tragedy.
Discussed“Rick Warren, who wrote Purpose-Driven Life, started listening to his podcasts, and boy is he wise.”
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Hard Choices
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Glenn Greenwald brought up Hillary Clinton's book Hard Choices to illustrate her criticism of Barack Obama, noting that her main critique of the administration was its reluctance to confront Russia sufficiently in Syria and Ukraine.
Discussed“When Hillary Clinton wrote her book, Hard Choices, when she got to the Obama administration, the only real topic on which she clearly criticized Obama was what she thought was his refusal to confront Russia both in Syria and in Ukraine.”
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Israel, Winner of the 2003 Iraq Oil War
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Tucker Carlson and Scott Horton both discussed the book Israel, Winner of the 2003 Iraq Oil War by Gary Vogler. Tucker Carlson mentioned the book while exploring historical perspectives on military conflicts, while Scott Horton elaborated on the motivations behind the 2003 Iraq War, noting that the Libertarian Institute publication explained how figures like Michael Maloof were involved in pipeline discussions.
Discussed“I mean, remember though, Gary Voggler, who wrote a great book uh for the Libertarian Institute, it was called, I think Israel was the winner of the 2003 Iraq war, something like that.”
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Mein Kampf
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Christopher Caldwell and Clayton Morris both brought up Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf. Caldwell discussed historical restrictions on political literature in post-WWII Germany, while Morris mentioned reading the book in college to understand the historical context of the final solution.
Discussed“Like you couldn't buy a um uh you couldn't buy a copy of Mine Comp.”
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Second Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the THESSALONIANS
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Tucker Carlson and John Rich both discussed the Second Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Thessalonians. Carlson cited the text to examine biblical prophecies concerning lawlessness and the end times, while Rich recounted how college students began a Bible study on the passage after hearing his music.
Discussed“This man, {quote} will oppose and will exalt himself over everything that is called God or is worshipped so that he sets himself up in God's temple proclaiming himself to be God.”
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Space Relations
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Candace Owens and Darryl Cooper both discussed Donald Barr's science fiction novel Space Relations. Owens brought up the book while talking about powerful elites and Epstein, noting its inclusion of a colony of Kossars. Cooper also mentioned the novel, observing that Barr wrote it around the time he hired Jeffrey Epstein.
Discussed“It's called Space Relations by Donald Barr, where he predicts a colony of Kossars, as he calls them, kossars, K O S S A R S.”
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The Bell Curve
The Bell Curve by Richard J. Herrnstein and Charles Murray was discussed on The Tucker Carlson Show across multiple episodes. Tucker Carlson brought up the book in conversations concerning genetics, meritocracy, crime, income, and the public discourse surrounding intelligence and race that arose following the publication of the 1990s text.
Discussed“and crime and educational achievement, income, and it all grew out of or was crystallized by a book called The Bell Curve. Have you heard of this book?”
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The City of God
St. Augustine's The City of God was discussed on The Tucker Carlson Show by guests Jay Dyer and Father Stephen De Young. Dyer mentioned reading the work during his personal journey toward traditional Christianity, while Father Stephen De Young referenced the book to explain the historical concept of the seculum during the collapse of the Western Roman Empire.
Discussed“I read St. Augustine's City of God. I read a bunch of his other works”
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The Feminine Mystique
On The Tucker Carlson Show, host Tucker Carlson referenced Betty Friedan's book The Feminine Mystique across multiple episodes, including appearances on November 3, 2025, and April 30, 2025. Carlson argued that the book, which was published in the early 1960s, served as a recipe for destroying society and modern family structures. He used the text to describe the era before lifestyle feminism came to dominate Western institutions.
Discussed“It would look like what we had before Betty Ferdan wrote the feminine mystique before lifestyle feminism dominated every institution in the west.”
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The New Testament: an Introduction for the General Reader
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Tucker Carlson mentioned the New Testament in late 2025 and 2026 episodes. He cited its teachings to emphasize avoiding debt and noted its historical presence in Syria.
Discussed“so it's pretty clear in the New Testament, too. I don't They kept this from me in church as a kid to the extent I went. But don't owe anybody anything. Paul says that don't don't be in debt.”
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The Odyssey
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Jiang Xueqin mentioned teaching Homer's epic poem The Odyssey in his classes on Western civilization. In an earlier episode, Tucker Carlson also referenced the trials of Odysseus to frame a philosophical discussion about courage and hardship.
Discussed“I teach Homer, the lead, the Odyssey. I teach Plato, the Republic.”
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The Proverbs
On The Tucker Carlson Show, John Rich cited Derek Kidner's book The Proverbs during multiple episodes. Rich referenced specific passages from Proverbs 6 to support theological arguments regarding God's stance on human behavior and what Scripture says He hates.
Discussed“Matter of fact, when you go to Proverbs 6, it says these things doth the Lord all caps hate. Use the word hate. And the first thing it lists is those whose feet are swift to shed innocent blood.”
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War Is a Racket
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Mike Benz brought up Smedley Butler's War Is a Racket to explain how major multinational corporations profited from and were on the take for World War I. Tucker Carlson also brought up the book and asked Ben Cohen what it was about, praising the author as the most decorated Marine in World War I.
Discussed“So I mean this is what war is a racket was about. If you know the smmedley Butler 1936 you know book about how you know all the major multinational corporations were on the take for World War I.”
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Protocols
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Megyn Kelly discussed Protocols by Andrew Huberman multiple times during the September 8, 2026 episode. Kelly introduced the guest and promoted the book as an operating manual for the human body designed to improve brain function, mood, and physical performance. She encouraged listeners to pre-order and buy the book, noting that it provides practical mindfulness and focus techniques as well as easy-to-navigate chapters on sleep and nutrition. Additionally, Kelly connected Huberman's personal background to the advice in the book and referenced his scripted non-sleep deep rest sessions.
Recommended“His new book is called Protocols, an operating manual for the human body, and it's available right now for pre-order. It's out later this month, and it is a guide to improving brain function, enhancing mood and energy, optimizing bodily health and physical performance”
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The True Believer
On The Tucker Carlson Show episode dated June 20, 2024, Neil Oliver discussed Eric Hoffer's book The True Believer during a conversation with Tucker Carlson. Oliver stated that Hoffer wrote effectively about how mass movements consistently seek to strip away individuals' national and personal identities. Oliver referenced the book multiple times, explaining that such ideologies utilize uniform tools to isolate people until they become lone individuals ready to accept utopian doctrine.
Discussed“and you know people and it Hofer in the true believer and so on. You know he he wrote so effectively about how every mass movement has sought to.”
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Democracy in America
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Michael Knowles discussed Alexis de Tocqueville's Democracy in America, highly recommending it as the best study of America ever written during an episode in September 2025.
Recommended“he said, "Look, excellent, excellent, highly recommended reading."”
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No Ordinary Dog
During an episode of The Tucker Carlson Show, Rob O'Neill recommended the book No Ordinary Dog by Will Chesney and Joe Layden. He praised the book and discussed Cairo, the military working dog that participated in high-stakes missions alongside his handler, Chzn.
Recommended“Cairo Cairo the dog was sitting next to me the meloninois uh no easy no ordinary dog is a book written about him his handler Chzn was right here.”
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Witness
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Russ Vought recommended Whittaker Chambers's book Witness to the audience as essential reading for the conservative movement. Vought cited the book to illustrate that the presence of Marxist revolutionaries in government is not a recent phenomenon.
Recommended“When if you've read Witness, you everyone knows that, right? Like, that it that's not a new phenomena. It's become over. Witness was written like 1955, so yeah.”
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Hamilton
On The Tucker Carlson Show, guest Ryan Salame brought up the musical 'Hamilton' by Lin-Manuel Miranda and Jeremy McCarter, noting that he bonded over it with a colleague despite typically disliking musicals. He shared that his colleague frequently quoted a line from Aaron Burr's song wanting to be 'in the room where it happens,' which reflected her ambition to be present for important decisions.
Recommended“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.”
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Hijacking Bitcoin
During his appearance on The Tucker Carlson Show, Roger Ver discussed and recommended his book Hijacking Bitcoin, co-authored with Steve Patterson. Ver stated that the book provides citations explaining how Bitcoin was allegedly hijacked and transformed into something contrary to its original purpose as peer-to-peer cash, an issue he claimed contributed to his legal troubles and renunciation of US citizenship.
Discussed“and more than a decade after I had already renounced my US citizenship and just a couple of weeks after I published a book on the hijacking of Bitcoin how it no longer works as perer to-peer cash for the world”
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iGen
On an episode of The Tucker Carlson Show titled Bishop Barron on the New Pope, the Foolishness of Atheism, and Why Young Men Are released on June 2, 2025, Bishop Robert Barron discussed Jean M. Twenge's book iGen. Barron mentioned the psychologist's work to highlight the direct correlation between excessive screen time and rising rates of depression among the generation that came of age with digital devices.
Recommended“I um Jean Twangi is the psychologist from San Diego that I read a lot and she has a book called IGEN about the generation that came of age totally with the iPhones and iPads and stuff and she said there's a direct correlation between screen time and depression which I find perfectly plausible.”
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2 Thessalonians
During an episode of The Tucker Carlson Show, John Rich referenced 2 Thessalonians while discussing biblical prophecies. He read passages from the text and explained how end times discussions span across multiple biblical books, including Matthew and 1 Corinthians.
Discussed“it also ties in Matthew 24 and 2 Thessalonians 2 and 1 Corinthians and a lot of other places”
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And the walls came tumbling down
In an episode of The Tucker Carlson Show titled 'Vincent Everett Ellison Exposes the Lies Sold to Black America: MLK, Hip Hop Cul' on June 13, 2024, Vince Everett Ellison referenced Ralph Abernathy's book And the Walls Came Tumbling Down. Ellison cited the work to illustrate how welfare was criticized for harming the Black family, highlighting Abernathy's assertion that he approached politicians during the 1980 election to warn them that welfare policies were destroying Black families.
Discussed“Ralph Abernathy wrote. In his book. And the walls came tumbling down. In the 1980 election, he went to them”
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Between the World and Me
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Glenn Loury mentioned Ta-Nehisi Coates's bestselling book Between the World and Me. Loury discussed the book's widespread acclaim while noting his own deep criticisms and disagreements with the text, which he had previously explored at length on his podcast.
Critiqued“And then he published a best-selling `` book called Between the World and Me `` which `` was `` very widely praised and `` widely read and I had `` deep problems with it which I discussed at length on the podcast.”
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Bulletproof: The Cookbook
Discussed“we're writing an entire book about this, that, bullet proof, he's got it, that you realize that at some point, at some point, Tucker, is it indifference, is it incompetence, or is it complicity?”
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City of Quartz
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Michael Shellenberger brought up Mike Davis's book City of Quartz. Shellenberger referenced the book to discuss left-wing nihilistic attitudes concerning Los Angeles and noted its previous popularity among affluent residents in coastal California.
Discussed“I mean the the best the most articulate um advocate of that view is a Marxist named U Mike Davis who wrote this book called city of quartz”
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Dissolving Illusions
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Senator Ron Johnson discussed the book 'Dissolving Illusions' by Suzanne Humphries and Roman Bystrianyk. He referenced the work to support his argument that improvements in sanitation and living conditions, rather than vaccines alone, were the primary factors responsible for the eradication of major diseases. Senator Johnson noted that reading the book highlights how society moved away from squalor, making sanitation the crucial element in disease eradication.
Discussed“Even though you you read a book like dissolving illusions, you realize the main reason most of these diseases were eradicated is because we no longer live in squalor, right? We have we have we have sanitation, right?”
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Fifty Shades of Grey
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Tucker Carlson and Chris Williamson discussed E. L. James's novel 'Fifty Shades of Grey'. Carlson mentioned the book while exploring women's romance novels and sexual fantasies, while Williamson brought up its release timing in relation to broader shifts in the dark romance genre and changing male archetypes.
Discussed“Fifty Shades of Gray. Did you read it?”
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Listen, Liberal
Thomas Frank's book Listen, Liberal was discussed on The Tucker Carlson Show by guest Jimmy Dore. Dore cited the text to criticize the moralizing behavior of the political establishment and referenced a historical anecdote from the book concerning a private plan to privatize Social Security during Bill Clinton's presidency.
Discussed“And as you know, Thomas Frank said in Listen Liberal, you know, that when you listen to these people moralize, it's stomach churning.”
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Parting the Waters
During an episode of The Tucker Carlson Show titled 'Vincent Everett Ellison Exposes the Lies Sold to Black America: MLK, Hip Hop Cul' on June 13, 2024, guest Vince Everett Ellison referenced Taylor Branch's book Parting the Waters: America in the King Years 1954-63. Ellison cited the work to support his argument regarding the FBI's classification of Martin Luther King Jr. as an enemy of the state, noting that the author is a Democrat and former college roommate of Bill Clinton.
Discussed“When I read this in, Taylor Branch's book, Parting the Waters in American King years, and Taylor branch is a Democrat.”
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Principia Mathematica
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Amjad Masad discussed Bertrand Russell's works on philosophy and mathematics, as well as his major project, Principia Mathematica. Masad referenced the book while explaining Russell's efforts to prove that mathematics is complete, consistent, and computable, and to show how intuition historically drove scientific and mathematical development.
Discussed“So, you know, you go back, you know, Bertrand Russell wrote a book about history, philosophy and history of mathematics and like, you know, going back to the ancients and, Pythagoras and all these things.”
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Psalms
On The Tucker Carlson Show, John Rich referenced the book of Psalms while discussing King David's personal struggles and relationship with God. Rich cited passages where David asked God to deal with his enemies to illustrate how biblical figures expressed their intense conflicts and relationship with the divine.
Discussed“and you go into Psalms 139 and David says I hate your enemies talking to God with a perfect hatred”
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The Bonfire of the Vanities
On The Tucker Carlson Show, guest Jordan Belfort discussed Tom Wolfe's novel "The Bonfire of the Vanities." Belfort recounted that he stumbled upon the book in a prison library and used it as a primary model to teach himself how to write.
Discussed“I go to the prison library and I stumble upon a book called bonfire of the vanities like Tom Wolf”
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The devil's chessboard
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Tim Dillon referenced David Talbot's book 'The Devil's Chessboard'. Dillon brought up the text while discussing changing perspectives on the country, noting that it examines the creation of the National Security State and the influence of the Dulles brothers. He mentioned reading the book to illustrate his specific interest in the historical origins of these institutions.
Discussed“then you know you start reading you read books like the devil's chessboard by David toet about the creation of the National Security State about the dullas brothers and how influential they were”
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The Moral Animal
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Dave Collum mentioned Robert Wright's book The Moral Animal while discussing human behavior and reactions in dangerous situations. Later in the conversation, Collum referenced the book again to support his argument regarding why humans engage in self-delusion in order to effectively deceive opponents.
Discussed“Right now I'm reading a book called the Moral Animal. It's about human behavior.”
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The Naked Communist
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Dr. Ben Carson discussed W. Cleon Skousen's book 'The Naked Communist'. Carson mentioned the work while addressing the historical objectives of communism in America, noting that the author was a CIA agent who extensively studied the ideology and its effects.
Discussed“It was derived from a book called The Naked Communist by W. Cleon Skousen, who was a CIA agent, and I had done a lot of study on communism and its effect.”
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Trade Wars Are Class Wars
On The Tucker Carlson Show, guest Bob Lighthizer discussed Matthew C. Klein and Michael Pettis's book "Trade Wars Are Class Wars" during the episode featuring interviews on tariffs and economic policy. Lighthizer referenced the book, noting that it was written a decade prior, to support his points about economists who understand the systemic issues surrounding globalization and trade imbalances.
Discussed“there's a guy named Michael Pettis who's A Carnegie guy who's who's thought these things through and his he wrote a book um 10 years ago called uh trade Wars or class Wars but a guy named Matthew Klein and it's it's sort of you know so there is some some movement”
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A New Science of Heaven
On The Tucker Carlson Show episode titled Catherine Fitts: Epstein, CIA Black Budget, the Control Grid, and the Banks’ Role, aired on February 27, 2026, Catherine Austin Fitts recommended Robert Temple's book A New Science of Heaven. Fitts brought up the title during the interview to highlight its focus on plasma and related scientific concepts regarding the universe.
Recommended“It's called A New Science of Heaven by Robert Temple. Okay? And it's about plasma.”
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A Rumor of War
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Dan Caldwell mentioned Philip Caputo's memoir A Rumor of War. Caldwell brought up the book to explain his early fascination with military history and the Marine Corps, before correcting a brief verbal slip regarding the title.
Recommended“The night and gale song. Yeah. About amazing book. It's amazing book.”
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All the President's Men
Tucker Carlson mentioned Donald Trump's book on The Tucker Carlson Show while discussing a picture inside it involving Mark Zuckerberg sitting in the Oval Office.
Recommended“one is there's an incredible picture in uh Donald Trump's book which is a picture of Zuck sitting in the oval and by the way this is the same book which you have to get”
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Blood in the Water
On The Tucker Carlson Show episode released on March 14, 2025, titled Clayton Morris: Truth About the USS Liberty, Europe’s Self-Destruction, & Is Bri, guest Clayton Morris recommended Joan Mellen's book Blood in the Water. Morris brought up the book during a discussion regarding the USS Liberty incident, telling listeners they could read it as an incredible source.
Recommended“you could read blood in the water uh Joan melon's Incredible Book”
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Brave New World Revisited
During an April 9, 2025 episode of The Tucker Carlson Show titled Alex Jones: Trump, Israel, Secret WW3 Plans, Dire Wolf Resurrection, Infowars Re, guest Alex Jones discussed Aldous Huxley's book Brave New World Revisited. Jones recommended the work as a non-fiction text that he had read and asserted that everybody should read it.
Recommended“an hour long and I've read his book Brave New World Revisited. That's non-fiction. Everybody should read it.”
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Chaos
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Mike Cernovich discussed the book Chaos by Tom O'Neill to explain government mind control experiments and the Charles Manson murders.
Recommended“Co- Intel Pro MK Ultra was of course the mind control experiments they conduct on people where the the book Chaos covered this in great detail for people who are curious about that about the Charles Manson murders.”
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Class
On an episode of The Tucker Carlson Show titled Walter Kirn Provides Update on Luigi Mangione Case and the Strange Parallels to, guest Walter Kirn recommended the book Class by Paul Fussell. Kirn noted that Fussell used to spend time at Princeton, and strongly urged everyone to read the work to better understand the subtle and complex American class system and its signifiers.
Recommended“there's a great book by a writer named Paul Fussell who used to hang out at Princeton and who I knew a little called Class. I recommend that everyone read it.”
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Constitution
Recommended“There are three books that built this nation. The Bible, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights. And they all three play off of each other. And that is my platform because the United States was designed to be run underneath the men who have the respect for the Bible. And if you don't have that, then your oath means”
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Deliverance Prayers
Fr. Chad Ripperger appeared on the April 3, 2026 episode of The Tucker Carlson Show, titled Exorcist Fr. Chad Ripperger: Possessed Politicians, Occult Activity, and Speakin. During the discussion, Ripperger mentioned a book of deliverance prayers that he had previously given to Tucker Carlson, referencing it during their conversation about spiritual warfare and exorcism.
Recommended“That's actually one of the reasons I gave you the book deliverance prayers for the Lady um which is right there.”
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Delivered from the Elements of the World
On an episode of The Tucker Carlson Show titled Andrew Isker: The Truth About Revelation, and Leftist States Driving Out Christi, released on March 31, 2025, guest Andrew Isker brought up Peter J. Leithart's book Delivered from the Elements of the World. Isker referenced the text while discussing how ancient cultures practiced purification rules comparable to those found in the biblical book of Leviticus.
Recommended“Peter Leidhardt, who wrote a book, delivered from the elements of the world.”
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Dominion
On The Tucker Carlson Show, a guest brought up historian Tom Holland and his book Dominion, praising the text for arguing the profound influence of Christianity on the development of Western values.
Recommended“I'm with Tom Holland, you know, not Spider-Man, but the the popular historian Tom Holland. Do you know book called Dominion? Wonderful.”
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Fields of Fire
On the April 21, 2025 episode of The Tucker Carlson Show titled Pete Hegseth’s Top Advisor Framed for Pentagon ”Leaks” (It Was Really About Iran, Dan Caldwell mentioned James Webb's novel Fields of Fire. Caldwell shared that the book was given to him by his grandfather and served as a foundational text that shaped his view of the Marine Corps.
Recommended“And then he had me read Fields of Fire by Jim Webb. Oh my gosh.”
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Fighting Terrorism
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Dave Smith recommended Fighting Terrorism by Benjamin Netanyahu, describing it as an easily readable short book written by Netanyahu the year prior to the clean break memo.
Recommended“He had written a book which is worth reading called fighting terrorism very easy read by the way it's a a little book that Benjamin Netanyahu had written the year before”
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Fool's Errand
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Dave Smith recommended Scott Horton's Fool's Errand, describing it as one of the best books written about the global war on terrorism.
Recommended“His books, Enough Already, Fool's Erand, which are about the global war on terrorism, are the best books written on the subject.”
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Forgotten Voices of the Secret War
On The Tucker Carlson Show, the guest discussed the historical literature of World War II and recommended a six-volume series titled History of British Special Operations in the Second World War. Although the conversation touched upon related historical themes, the specific title was highlighted by the guest as a personal favorite despite its high cost.
Recommended“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.”
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Gambling with Armageddon
Martin J. Sherwin's book Gambling with Armageddon was recommended on The Tucker Carlson Show on May 28, 2024. Guest Jeffrey Sachs brought up the text during a discussion regarding the untold history of the Cold War and CIA coups, describing the late historian's work as the most remarkable and phenomenal book for readers wanting detailed insight into the subject.
Recommended“if people want to read about it in detail the most remarkable book about this is a book by the late historian Martin Sherwin called gambling with Armageddon which is a absolutely phenomenal work”
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Hillbilly Elegy
On The Tucker Carlson Show episode Luke Gromen: Why the CIA Doesn’t Want You Owning Gold, & Is Fort Knox Lying Abou, Luke Gromen recommended reading Hillbilly Elegy by J D Vance. Gromen suggested that if viewers had not yet watched the screen adaptation or read the book, they should do so because Vance understands the background and perspective at an intuitive level since he lived it himself.
Recommended“if viewers haven't watched Hill belly or read the book Hill belly he understands it at such an intuitive level because he lived it”
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Hippie
On a July 2024 episode of The Tucker Carlson Show titled Mike Cernovich on Epstein, Demons & Spirituality, and Feds Embedded in the Conse, Mike Cernovich recommended Hippie by Paulo Coelho. Cernovich mentioned reading the book recently to illustrate how he can appreciate an author's work without needing to know what the author looks like in public.
Recommended“but he's written a bunch of other little side quest books I read hippie recently and I thought I don't know what this guy looks like”
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In the Terrace
On The Tucker Carlson Show, a speaker recommended Joan Mellen's book about the USS Liberty incident, praising the work as an incredible read during a conversation covering various geopolitical topics.
Recommended“You could read blood in the water uh Joan melon's Incredible Book”
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It Didn't Start with You
In the November 17, 2025 episode of The Tucker Carlson Show titled Big Pharma’s Most Dangerous Lie and the Dark Truth About Weed, guest Dr. Daniel Amen brought up the book It Didn't Start with You by Mark Wolynn. Dr. Amen stated that it was a book he loved and recommended it to the audience while discussing how trauma gets passed down through generations.
Recommended“There's a book I love called It Didn't Start with You.”
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Iustitia Dei
In the July 13, 2026 episode of The Tucker Carlson Show titled 'Jay Dyer: Demons in Hollywood, CIA, Secret Societies, Lone Gunmen, Epstein & Att', guest Jay Dyer recommended 'Iustitia Dei' by Alister E. McGrath. Dyer mentioned the book while discussing modern Protestant scholarship in England. He highlighted McGrath's work as a great resource for understanding historical theological perspectives on Martin Luther and the doctrine of salvation.
Recommended“And even modern scholarship in the Protestant world is a great book by, uh, Alistair McGrath out of England. Uh, I think he's Anglican is called Eusticia day”
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Memories, Dreams, Reflections
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Jimmy Dore mentioned Carl Jung's autobiography, Memories, Dreams, Reflections. Dore referenced the book to discuss Jung's early perspective on the emptiness of the clergy.
Recommended“If you read Memories, Dreams, Reflections, he talks about it. That is autobiography.”
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Men and Marriage
During an episode of The Tucker Carlson Show titled The Occult, Kabbalah, the Antichrist’s Newest Manifestation, and How to Avoid th, released on October 3, 2025, Conrad Flynn recommended Men and Marriage by George F. Gilder. Flynn highlighted George Gilder as a brilliant futurist and author, praising the text as one of the great books ever written.
Recommended“Wrote one of the great books ever called Men and Marriage.”
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Mind, Modernity, Madness
During the January 14, 2025, episode of The Tucker Carlson Show titled Tucker Carlson and Michael Shellenberger Break Down the California Fires, guest Michael Shellenberger recommended Liah Greenfeld's book Mind, Modernity, Madness. Shellenberger identified it as the third volume in Greenfeld's comprehensive trilogy exploring nationalism, culture, and the modern mind.
Recommended“she wrote A Trilogy on nationalism named Leah greenfeld recommend her books her first book is called nationalism second book is called Spirit of capitalism and then the third book is called Mind Madness and modernity”
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Mountain of Truth
Conrad Flynn appeared on the October 3, 2025, episode of The Tucker Carlson Show titled The Occult, Kabbalah, the Antichrist’s Newest Manifestation, and How to Avoid th. During the interview, Flynn recommended Martin Green's book Mountain of Truth, describing it as a great read about Ascona, Switzerland, and the origins of the modern counterculture.
Recommended“A great book on this one of my favorite books is a book by Martin Green called Mountain of Truth about Asana Switzerland.”
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My Traitor's Heart
On The Tucker Carlson Show, the host brought up Rian Malan's international bestseller My Traitor's Heart. The guest used the book to illustrate how the New York Times historically failed to properly connect political narratives in South Africa.
Recommended“there's a well-known book that was an international bestseller um My traitor's Heart by a guy called ran malan”
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Nationalism
During an episode of The Tucker Carlson Show on January 14, 2025, titled Tucker Carlson and Michael Shellenberger Break Down the California Fires, guest Michael Shellenberger recommended Liah Greenfeld's book Nationalism. Shellenberger highlighted the work as the first installment in Greenfeld's sociological trilogy examining national identity and modernity.
Recommended“she wrote A Trilogy on nationalism named Leah greenfeld recommend her books her first book is called nationalism”
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New Living Translation
During an episode of The Tucker Carlson Show titled Tucker on Trump’s Desecration of Easter and a Warning to Christians Everywhere, which aired on April 6, 2026, Tucker Carlson recommended the New Living Translation of the Bible. Carlson described it as a modern, highly readable colloquial English translation of the scriptures and mentioned its availability for purchase online.
Recommended“Try this New Living Translation, NLT. Just a probably the most modern colloquial English translation of the Bible. Easiest to read. It's great. It's $430 on Amazon delivered to your house.”
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Program Or be Programmed
On The Tucker Carlson Show episode from August 1, 2024, titled "Amjad Masad: The Cults of Silicon Valley, Woke AI, and Tech Billionaires Turning,", Amjad Masad referenced Douglas Rushkoff's book Program or Be Programmed. Masad recommended the text to explain the premise that individuals must learn to code and control software, or else risk being programmed by algorithms and social media.
Recommended“There's a book by dog. Not Hofstadter, Rushkoff, Douglas Rushkoff. It's called Program or Be Programed.”
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Return of the Strong Gods
During an episode of The Tucker Carlson Show titled Tucker Carlson and Russ Vought Break Down DOGE and All of Trump’s Cabinet Picks in November 2024, Russ Vought brought up Return of the Strong Gods by R. R. Reno. Vought recommended the book to his donors, stating that he wanted them reading it to help build a strong ideological foundation for the conservative movement.
Recommended“I want you reading Whittaker Chambers. I want you reading ”
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Rights Come to Mind
In an October 2024 episode of The Tucker Carlson Show titled Medical Ethicist Charles Camosy Debunks Media Lies About Abortion and Kamala’s L, Charles Camosy recommended Rights Come to Mind by Joseph J. Fins. Camosy brought up the book to support his argument that a significant percentage of patients in a vegetative state are actually conscious.
Recommended“Joe fins who's a secular um bioeth thesis wrote a great book called rights come to mind if listeners want to explore it we now know that a significant percentage of people in a vegetative a so-called vegetative state are actually conscious”
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S. John Chrysostom on the Priesthood. in Six Books. Translated from the Original Greek
Father Josiah Trenham appeared on the April 16, 2026 episode of The Tucker Carlson Show, titled Tucker on the New Religion of Trump’s America and His Mockery of Jesus Christ. During the conversation, Trenham recommended John Chrysostom's book On the Priesthood to Tucker Carlson, describing it as the author's most famous work and explaining that it details Christian worship alongside the roles of a priest and a pastor.
Recommended“For someone who's just approaching him, I would say to read his most famous book which is called On the Priesthood and it's basically his description of what Christian worship is, what a priest is, what a pastor is.”
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Scott Davis' World of Balloon Art Two
On The Tucker Carlson Show, Glenn Loury recommended Scott Davis' World of Balloon Art Two by Scott Davis during the episode featuring his confessions as a black conservative. Loury plugged the book to help illustrate the history and cultural shifts occurring within Black communities.
Recommended“Um I think when you there there's a wonderful book `` that I want to plug here called the world of patients grooms g r o ms by a man called Scott Davis.”
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Shame and attachment loss
During an episode of The Tucker Carlson Show titled Why Are You Gay? Milo Yiannopoulos Explains, released on December 4, 2025, Milo Yiannopoulos brought up the book Shame and Attachment Loss by Joseph Nicolosi. Yiannopoulos recommended the text as a key work for understanding homosexuality and therapy, specifically highlighting its yellowy-green cover and identifying it as the most important book by the author on the subject.
Recommended“So his for me the most important book is shame and attachment loss. It's kind of got a a yellowy green cover.”
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Ship of Fools
During the episode Tucker on the MAGA Movement’s Future and the Snakes in Washington Trying to Chan of The Tucker Carlson Show, Tucker Carlson recommended the book Ship of Fools by Katherine Anne Porter. Carlson mentioned the work to illustrate his point that the hypocrisy and opposition to foundational rights within the Democratic Party have previously been documented and observed in print.
Recommended“There's a pretty good book written about it several years ago, I would say, called Ship of Fools.”
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State of Fear
On The Tucker Carlson Show episode published on January 8, 2025, titled "Ned Ryun on Who’s Planning to Sabotage Trump From Within, Is DOGE Too Ambitious,", guest Ned Ryun mentioned Michael Crichton's book State of Fear. Ryun recommended and discussed the work to illustrate how keeping people in a perpetual state of fear is utilized for political manipulation.
Recommended“Michael kryon wrote a great book state of fear”
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The other 232 books mentioned on The Tucker Carlson Show, ranked, with the latest episode and time
- The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene, Joost Elffers
- The age of entitlement by Christopher Caldwell
- The Assault on Truth by Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson
- The Bill of Rights by Akhil Reed Amar
- The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse by Charlie Mackesy
- The Civil War: A Narrative by Shelby Foote
- The crusader by Timothy Stanley
- The Emperor's New Mind by Roger Penrose
- The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck
- The Great Divorce by C. S. Lewis
- The Last LIne of Defense by Eric Schmitt
- The Natural by Bernard Malamud
- The Nightingale's Song by Robert Timberg
- The other Wes Moore by Wes Moore
- The Progressive Era by Murray N. Rothbard
- The psychology of war by John Thompson MacCurdy
- The Revolt Against the Masses by Fred Siegel
- The Road Less Traveled by M. Scott Peck
- The Secret Team by L. Fletcher Prouty
- The Soul of Prosperity by Jim Webb
- The Spirit of Capitalism by Liah Greenfeld
- To Dare and to Conquer by Derek Leebaert
- Tower of Basel by Adam LeBor
- War and Peace by Лев Толстой
- War and the Bible by Nikolaj Velimirović
- Where Men Win Glory by Jon Krakauer
- by Unknown
- “The” History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire by Edward Gibbon
- 1 Corinthians by Marion L. Soards
- 1000 Years for Revenge by Peter Lance
- 9/11 Report: Final Report of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States by Thomas R. Eldridge
- A Brief History of the Future by Jacques Attali
- A Choice Not an Echo by Phyllis Schlafly
- A Problem from Hell by Samantha Power
- After the Ball by Catherine George
- Against All Enemies by Richard A. Clarke
- Alcoholics Anonymous by Alcoholics Anonymous
- An Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine by John Henry Newman
- Anatomy of a Genocide by Omer Bartov
- Anatomy of an Epidemic by Robert Whitaker
- Armageddon by Max Hastings
- Barbarians to Bureaucrats: Corporate Life Cycle Strategies by Lawrence M. Miller
- Beyond the melting pot by Nathan Glazer
- Born of Water and the Spirit by John Williamson Nevin, Philip Schaff, Emanuel Gerhart
- Brain Train by Richard Palmer, Chris Pope
- Candide by Francois Voltaire
- Catching the Wolf of Wall Street by Jordan Belfort
- Charlie Wilson's War by George Crile
- Chronicles by Bob Dylan
- Church Notes : Revelation 21 by Jen Ramos
- Churchill, Hitler, and "The Unnecessary War" by Patrick J. Buchanan
- Clean Break by Val McDermid
- Confessions by St Augustine
- Confessions of an Economic Hit Man by John Perkins
- Congressional government by Woodrow Wilson
- Conspiracy to Murder by Linda Melvern
- Conversion of Jews by Philip Roth
- Critique of Pure Reason by Immanuel Kant
- Culture and Anarchy by Matthew Arnold
- Deadly Betrayal by Dennis Fritz
- Deaths of Despair and the Future of Capitalism by Anne Case
- Dereliction of Duty by H. R. McMaster
- Deuteronomy by Gary Harlan Hall
- Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders by American Psychiatric Association
- Don't Burn This Book by Dave Rubin
- DOOMSDAY MACHINE by ELLSBERG DANIEL
- Dreamland by Sam Quinones
- Ecclesiastes by Philip Graham Ryken
- Ecclesiastes Number 1 Second Year by Sophocles - Solomon
- Eichmann in Jerusalem by Hannah Arendt
- Ephesians by John Paul Heil
- Escape from Alcatraz by Stephanie Watson
- Everyone Is Wrong About China by Brendan P. O'Reilly
- Family of Secrets by Russ Baker
- Farewell to God by Charles Templeton
- Fathers and Sons (Warbler Classics Annotated Edition) by Ivan Turgenev
- Ferdinand the Bull by Munro Leaf
- Finnegans Wake by James Joyce
- Firepower by Philip Warner
- First Scofield Reference Bible by C I Scofield
- For Love of Country by Tulsi Gabbard
- Frankenstein by Mary W. Shelley
- Free to Choose by Milton Friedman
- From Dictatorship to Democracy by Gene Sharp
- From Time Immemorial by Joan Peters
- Gaza's Gravediggers by Norman Finkelstein
- Genesis 3 by E. J. Young
- Gilgamesh by John R. Maier
- God the Invisible King by H.G. WELLS
- Goodbye, Columbus and five short stories by Philip A. Roth
- Henry VI by William Shakespeare
- History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Complete and Unabridged by Edward Gibbon
- Homage to Catalonia by George Orwell
- How to Be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi
- How to Become a Christian in Seven Days* by Russell Brand
- How to Slay a Wizard by Owen Benjamin
- How We Got Here by David Frum
- Idea of a University by John Henry Newman
- If-- by Rudyard Kipling
- Imagined communities by Benedict Anderson
- Imperial Hubris by Michael Scheuer
- Information Wars by Richard Stengel
- Insomnia by Stephen King
- JFK by Oliver Stone
- Kingdom of Ash by Sarah J. Maas
- Laptop from Hell by Miranda Devine
- Leaving Las Vegas by John O'Brien
- Leviathan by Thomas Hobbes
- Life Lessons by Max Lucado
- Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov
- Macbeth by William Shakespeare
- Magic Pill by Johann Hari
- Manufactured Crisis by Gareth Porter
- Manufacturing consent by Edward S. Herman, Noam Chomsky, Edward S. Herman, John Pruden
- Mao's America by Xi Van Fleet
- Murder in Three Acts by Agatha Christie
- Neoconservatism by Douglas Murray
- Nightside of Eden by Kenneth Grant
- Notes Towards the Definition of Culture by T. S. Eliot
- On the Jews & Their Lies by Martin Luther
- On the Jews and Their Lies by Martin Luther
- Orthodoxy and the Religion of the Future by Seraphim Rose
- Poetics by Aristotle, Leon Golden, O. B. Hardison
- Profiles in courage by John F. Kennedy
- Psalm 139 by Gustag Adolf Danell
- Psalm 19 by Theodore Anthony Perry
- Psalms by Konrad Schaefer
- Psalms by Dietrich Bonhoeffer
- Putin by Philip Short
- Rediscovering Americanism by Mark R. Levin
- Religion Within the Limits of Reason Alone by Immanuel Kant
- Report from Iron Mountain by Leonard Lewin
- Responses of the Presidents to charges of misconduct by C. Vann Woodward
- Revelation by The Reformers
- Romans by John D. Harvey
- Romans 8-16 for You by Timothy J. Keller
- Rumpelstiltskin by Helen Cresswell
- Salt Sugar Fat by Michael Moss
- Seeing the Supernatural by Lee Strobel
- Seven Pillars of Wisdom by T. E. Lawrence
- Sigmund Freud and the Jewish Mystical Tradition by David Bakan
- Silent Coup by Len Colodny
- Starship Troopers by Robert A. Heinlein
- Study Guide by SuperSummary
- Superintelligence by Nick Bostrom
- Syria Crucified by Zachary Wingerd
- The 9/11 Commission Report by National Commission on Terrorist Attacks upon the United States
- The Affirmative Action Myth by Jason L Riley
- The Amur River by Colin Thubron
- The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt
- The Arrogance of Power by J. William Fulbright
- The Art of War by Sun Tzu
- The Autobiography of Malcolm X by Malcolm X
- The Book of Daniel by Michael D. Matlock
- The Book Of Daniel, Tr. From The Heb. And Chaldee Text By J. Bellamy by Daniel (the Prophet)
- The Book of Esther by Alexander Raleigh
- The book of Genesis by Victor P. Hamilton
- The Book Of Joshua by Josh Talbert
- The Book of revelation by Rupert Thomson
- The Book of the Giants by Simon West
- The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order by Samuel P. Huntington
- The Clash of Civilizations? by Samuel P. Huntington
- The Classic King James Study Bible by C. I. Scofield
- The Coddling of the American Mind by Greg Lukianoff, Jonathan Haidt
- The Color Purple by Alice Walker
- The Conscience of a Conservative by Barry M. Goldwater
- The Conservative Mind by Russell Kirk
- The Creature from Jekyll Island by G. Edward Griffin
- The Death of Money by James Rickards
- The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, by Edward Gibbon. Vol. 2. [-3-4]. by Edward Gibbon
- The Denial of Death by Ernest Becker
- The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri
- The Elgar Companion to Marxist Economics by Ben Fine
- The Ethics of Aristotle by Aristotle
- The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand
- The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz
- The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams
- The Gospel of John by John N. Ehrman
- The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald
- The Guns of August by Barbara Tuchman
- The Happiness Hypothesis by Jonathan Haidt
- The Harvest of Medieval Theology by Heiko Augustinus Oberman
- The Holy Bible Containing the Old and New Testament by Unknown
- The Holy Grail of Investing by Tony Robbins
- The Humane Interface by Jef Raskin
- The Iliad by Homer
- The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek
- The Language of God by Francis Collins
- The Mark by Jerry B. Jenkins
- The Message by Ta-Nehisi Coates
- The Nixon Defense by John W. Dean
- The Origins of Totalitarianism by Hannah Arendt
- The parables of Jesus by Jeremias, Joachim
- The perennial philosophy by Aldous Huxley
- The Peter Principle by Dr. Laurence J. Peter, Raymond Hull
- The Philadelphia Negro by W. E. B. Du Bois
- The Plot Against America by Philip Roth
- The Power of the Powerless by Václav Havel
- The prince by Niccolò Machiavelli
- The Purpose-Driven Life by Rick Warren
- The Quiet American by Graham Greene
- The Republic by Plato
- The Right Stuff by Tom Wolfe
- The Rosicrucian Enlightenment by Frances Yates
- the second sex by Simone de Beauvoir
- The Secret History by Procopius
- The Secret History of Al Qaeda by Abdel Bari Atwan
- The Soul After Death by Seraphim Rose
- The Three Little Pigs by Unknown
- The Torah by David J. Zucker
- The Tragedy of Great Power Politics by John J. Mearsheimer
- The Tragedy of the Commons by Garrett James Hardin
- The Trials of Masculinity by Angus McLaren
- THE TURNER DIARIES by ANDREW MACDONALD
- The Twelve Caesars by Suetonius
- The two-income trap by Elizabeth Warren
- The U.S. Civil War by Louis P. Masur
- The Unabomber's Manifesto: Industrial Society and Its Future by Ted Kaczynski
- The Unprotected Class by Jeremy Carl
- The Unthinkable (Revised and Updated) by Amanda Ripley
- The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
- The Work of Wall Street by Sereno Stansbury Pratt
- This Side of Paradise by F. Scott Fitzgerald
- Three to Get Married by Fulton John Sheen
- Tolstoy by A. N. Wilson
- Treacherous alliance by Trita Parsi
- Unrestricted warfare by Qiao Liang, Wang Xiangsui
- Up From Slavery by Booker T. Washington
- White Men Can't Jump by Wesley Snipes
- Who are We? by Samuel P. Huntington
- Who We Are and How We Got Here by David Reich
- Yours in Truth by Jeff Himmelman
Guests who recommended books
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- Russell Brand (11)
- Rev. Billy Cerveny (10)
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- Charlie Kirk (10)
- Jay Dyer (9)
- Jeffrey Sachs (9)
- Bishop Robert Barron (9)
- Darryl Cooper (8)
- Mike Cernovich (8)
- Vince Everett Ellison (8)
- Aaron Rodgers (8)
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