Podcast: Timcast IRL
Timcast IRL is hosted by Tim Pool and delivers hard-hitting news and analysis on politics, culture, and current events. Featuring a wide range of guests, the show tackles topics like government overreach, tech censorship, and political division from an independent perspective. Expect uncensored discussions and sharp insights into today’s most controversial issues.
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1984
Buy 1984 by George Orwell on Amazon
Mentioned 32 times
they're they're Winston they're like none of us is Winston from 1984 we're all like the Rando other people just going around our lives walking our dogs but we're not in 1984 ration
Tim uses the book '1984' and its character Winston to argue against the idea that current activists are like dystopian heroes.
they want programmable people George Orwell talks about this uh in 1984 you need these people to be programmable the the value of a loyal servant is what lie
A speaker references George Orwell and his book '1984' to illustrate the concept of people being programmable and the value placed on loyalty and conformity.
j marie says 1984 teaches us that it doesn't matter what the truth is what matters is what's on the public record
A listener references the book and its theme about controlling truth and the public record via Super Chat.
what was that 1984. yeah yeah So like being happy with your servitude bro they're gonna equilibrium the best movie ever made
A speaker mentions the book '1984' while discussing AI, the metaverse, and the concept of being happy with servitude, drawing a comparison to the movie Equilibrium.
I support Tucker going to work for CNN and Don working for Fox might as well go full 1984 at this point corporate media is a joke
A commenter suggests that the idea of Tucker Carlson working for CNN and Don Lemon working for Fox News is so absurd it would be like living in the dystopian world of '1984'.
I think it was I think 1984 is also being taken
A speaker suggests that the book '1984' is also among those being removed from libraries.
that's a quote from 1984 it's one of my favorite books
A speaker quotes '1984' and identifies it as one of their favorite books, relating it to current societal conditions.
wow 1984. here we are so good that is I it's it's the best you know the reason why it's the greatest is because you could have just said war is peace you know or whatever
One of the hosts/guests mentions the book '1984' in response to a news headline suggesting that pursuing peace could be dangerous, drawing a parallel to the book's themes.
they're telling you that we're fighting for freedom and then simultaneously it is 1984
The speaker compares the current political climate regarding freedom and control to the themes in the book 'Nineteen Eighty-Four'.
I read uh 1984 an animal farm Those are like the only two dystopian novels i've read so far
Ian mentions reading this book as one of the only two dystopian novels he has read.
you know it's not quite Fahrenheit 451 or Brave New World or 1984
The speaker lists this book as an example of a dystopian work, comparing the current censorship situation to it.
I have read that book and it's creepy It's incredible Read 1984 if you haven't read that
A listener mentions having read '1984' and recommends it.
so you know this alaska airline thing really unsettled me because it reminded me not of 1984 which is technically fiction but of actual historical events
Tim mentions the Alaska Airlines incident reminded him of '1984', noting it is fiction.
i wonder what inspired these writers when they write these brilliant things well that's 1984 dude That's like a scene right out of 1980
A speaker references the book 'Nineteen Eighty-Four' when discussing the inspiration for a scene in Star Trek.
Have you read 1984 I have not It's great It's by george orwell about dystopian reality in the year 1984
Tim Poole asks if someone has read the book '1984' and describes it, mentioning the author George Orwell.
the shirt I'm wearing right now is also my representation of our society and it has the hunger games animal animal farm they live brave new world matrix fahrenheit 451 v for vendetta and of course 1984 representing where i think we are
Luke mentions the book title as being featured on a shirt representing his view of society.
...it's like 1984 two plus two equals five is just keep being repeated you know that's a real thing though
Tim references the book's famous phrase 'two plus two equals five' to describe the pervasive nature of fake news and propaganda.
He makes me think have you ever read 1984 it's a it's a the orwell book there's a point yeah the ministry of truth is like this realities are in the book they have this hour of hate where every day they have everybody sits in front of the tv for an hour and just thinks about hate and that's like what this stuff is
A speaker asks if another has read '1984' by Orwell, comparing the idea of a 'reality czar' to the 'Ministry of Truth' in the book.
If you guys haven't read 1984 in animals well he's a fascinating person his real name was eric blair
Luke Rudkowski recommends reading 1984 and Animal Farm by George Orwell.
eric douglas says people should read that hideous strength by c.s lewis a book even more prophetic than 1984 that deals with the subject of scientific authorism
A super chat reader mentions the book '1984' in comparison to 'That Hideous Strength'.
and there's some creepy stuff happening you know we had this teenage girl snitched on her parents and this is like totally 1984 level stuff that we're starting to see so kind of depressing
Tim Pool mentions the situation of a teenage girl snitching on her parents as being reminiscent of the book '1984'.
Everyone talks about the situation as being 1984. Consider sometime the idea and influence of animal farm on the establishment
A super chat user compares the current situation to the book '1984'.
and then when they censor the comments on 1984 would be glorious
A host suggests using the comment section of this book's review page on Amazon as an alternative communication platform, noting the irony if comments on this specific book were censored.
so it's so it's 1984 brave new world ray bradbury 451
A guest mentions this book title in a list of dystopian/censorship-related books.
1983 is a polio take orwell's 1984 on netflix Okay uh
A listener in the super chat mentions 'Orwell's 1984' on Netflix, suggesting a film adaptation, but referencing the original book.
it's like all of these books that we used to read 1984 brave new world and ran it's all happening right now all at once like crashing into each other
The speaker lists this book along with others as examples of dystopian or philosophical works that seem relevant to current events like autocracy, oligarchy, and technocracy.
Have we gotten so far into 1984 that people can't see what's right in front of them
A commenter (read by the host) references the book "1984" in the context of people not seeing obvious events, implying a comparison to the dystopian society in the book.
Have they read any Orwell recently? I'm not talking about in childhood. Like read 1984 now.
The speaker suggests reading '1984' in the current context.
19 fahrenheit 451 or 1984.
Speaker compares two dystopian books, Fahrenheit 451 and 1984, in the context of censorship and information control.
It's literally out of 1984. Yeah the woke people on twitter are literally arguing but of course two plus two can equal five you simply need to redefine
A speaker compares current events (people arguing that 2+2 can equal 5) to the concepts in the book Nineteen Eighty-Four.
it was a response to imagine Nawaz who tweeted the quote from 1984 that the streets had been renamed
The host references a tweet quoting George Orwell's book 1984 in the context of historical revisionism.
stupid monkey says the kovid 19 virus lockdown never being cured equals the 1984 novel Wars Wow
A listener mentions the novel in a Super Chat, comparing the COVID-19 lockdown to its themes.
Gender Queer
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Mentioned 14 times
Do you think that um the book gender queer should be given to children?
The host asks a guest if a specific book, 'gender queer', should be given to children, implying it contains inappropriate content.
I showed her the in the in the the the gender queer book and she went oh and she's like I don't want to look at that
Mentioned in the context of showing controversial books to Marian Williamson, specifically 'the gender queer book'.
But then you have another really great example, of course, is the book 'Gender Queer.' When the left was claiming to ban books, it's like, well, yeah, the ones that have porn in them.
In this segment, the hosts discuss the book 'Gender Queer' in relation to the debate over book banning, emphasizing concerns about its content, specifically mentioning issues of pornography in books accessible to children.
many liberals are okay with books like genderqueer and this book is gay which contains sexually graphic images
Tim Pool mentions this book in the context of cultural war issues and sexually graphic content being acceptable to some liberals for children.
And so genderqueer is one example of this
The speaker mentions 'genderqueer' as an example of a book with disgusting content found in schools.
I opened genderqueer and showed her and she goes I don't care about that and I don't believe in censors I'm sorry I'm not trying to re-ash that yeah trying to make a point just about Sam
Tim Pool mentions showing the book 'Gender Queer' to a guest (Emma Vigeland) during a previous discussion about censorship and explicit content in schools.
I wasn't there and I didn't see you I'm not putting words in your mouth Emma but that uh to have access to to be able to see pornography like you were writing specifically genderqueer and then she I she she didn't give like a good direct answer because they shoot
A speaker mentions the book 'genderqueer' while discussing a debate about controversial books being available to children in schools.
I I think that if you actually you know what I don't think this I know this if you go to your average American and you show them the book genderqueer for instance you've heard about this book I've heard about it and it's got graphic images in it
Tim Pool mentions the book 'genderqueer' as an example of extremist content that some politicians advocate for, suggesting that showing the book to average Americans proves its existence.
but uh you know Nuance bro have you read this book I I'm familiar with the genderqueer book Did you read it I did not read it but I'm familiar with what's in it yeah um I got close to the end I've read the whole thing so far but I will just point out a few very important things that people don't understand about this book
Tim asks Nuance bro if he has read 'this book', which Nuance bro identifies as the 'genderqueer book'. Tim then discusses the book's content and the author's perspective on their sexual fetish.
so you know one thing we've referenced quite a bit is this book genderqueer that we have here without getting into this for the 800th time for everyone who's listening you've got places like Loudoun County which is literally 30 seconds away from where we are right now you drive 30 seconds
The host mentions the book 'genderqueer' as an example of controversial material found in schools, specifically referencing Loudoun County.
So one thing that I've been talking about quite a bit and I'd love to talk with you Tyler about it is this book genderqueer
Tim introduces the topic by mentioning the book "Genderqueer" and discusses its controversial content and the author's life story as depicted in the memoir.
For people who can't say we have uh the genderqueer book Ian bought that and one and we talked about how it's like I don't want to give this person money
The host mentions having 'the genderqueer book' and discusses the reluctance to financially support the author while needing the book for documentation.
you know what you know and why you know it um and not just well you know because gender queer book told me that and so therefore that's the way that I feel
Michael mentions the book Gender Queer as an example of something people might read and base their feelings on.
but thank you for leaving this gender queer book in front of my uh microphone
Dave Rubin thanks Tim Pool for leaving the 'gender queer' book in front of his microphone, expressing discomfort.
Brave New World
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Mentioned 14 times
Transferring consciousness means making a copy and the original dies or is left behind a but they take in Brave New World.
A user comment mentions the book Brave New World in the context of transferring consciousness.
Brave New World Fahrenheit 451 1984
Tim lists 'Brave New World' as one of the dystopian novels that combine to describe the current reality.
Like, someone's benefiting from this; Brave New World, and all of the children are gestated in pods and no one has any joy.
The speaker draws an analogy to 'Brave New World', using it to describe a dystopian future where people are joylessly mass-produced, similar to their view on the profit-driven motives of certain pharmaceutical companies.
if you read Huxley not just brand new world but his other text he has an essay at the beginning of brand new world
Guest Jay Dyer mentions Aldous Huxley and his book 'Brave New World'.
That's like Soma and Brave New World or anything
The speaker compares the potential negative effects of neuralink (making people feel good artificially) to the substance Soma in the book Brave New World.
california literally sent out an alert to phones about conserving electricity until 9 00 pm there you go damn brave new world
A listener or host reacts to a California electricity alert by referencing the book title.
you know it's not quite Fahrenheit 451 or Brave New World or 1984
The speaker lists this book as an example of a dystopian work, comparing the current censorship situation to it.
the shirt I'm wearing right now is also my representation of our society and it has the hunger games animal animal farm they live brave new world matrix fahrenheit 451 v for vendetta and of course 1984 representing where i think we are
Luke mentions the book title as being featured on a shirt representing his view of society.
welcome to a brave new world
The speaker comments on the situation of the daughter turning in her parents by saying 'welcome to a brave new world'.
so it's so it's 1984 brave new world ray bradbury 451
A guest mentions this book title in a list of dystopian/censorship-related books.
it's like all of these books that we used to read 1984 brave new world and ran it's all happening right now all at once like crashing into each other
The speaker lists this book along with others as examples of dystopian or philosophical works that seem relevant to current events like autocracy, oligarchy, and technocracy.
spork which says little red pill that makes all the problems go away so you mean aldous huxley's soma the rate we're going i wouldn't be surprised if they start proposing intentional fetal alcohol exposure to keep the deltas happy with the menial work ordained
A speaker references Aldous Huxley and the concept of "soma" and "deltas" from Brave New World in response to a super chat, drawing a comparison to current societal trends.
because it was my friend as a super nice guy and I was like dude welcome to the brave new world
The host uses the phrase 'brave new world' as a reference to the book's dystopian themes when describing a friend's experience.
So got a free trial to uh brave new world to french 451 to communism
The speaker lists dystopian concepts and books they feel they are experiencing.
Rules for Radicals
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Mentioned 12 times
That's what that book Good Trouble is, right? The whole book is about doing these type of political operations to to basically scop people. Rules for radicals. Exactly.
A speaker mentions 'Rules for radicals' as another example of a book about political tactics, immediately after mentioning 'Good Trouble'.
if that was in um uh I believe Yuri bov pointed out and it was also in Rules for Radicals
The speaker mentions this book in the context of communist tactics, specifically calling opponents Nazis.
Saul Alinsky's Rules for Radicals; that’s like what the— is that like an Antifa origin of a Marxist codebook?
The host mentions 'Rules for Radicals' by Saul Alinsky in the context of discussing political tactics. They questionably associate Alinsky's work with Antifa and Marxist ideologies.
I thought that was like salinsky stuff That guy Rules for Radicals and and he was really like a tactics dude As opposed to so I I mean I guess maybe someone like Mark Hughes was a strategy guy and then olinsky is more of a tactics guy
The speaker mentions this book by 'That guy' (Saul Alinsky) as an example of tactics in leftist theory, contrasting it with Marcuse's strategy.
When you're committing the crime accuse the other person of committing the crime and film them and then if they don't give you what you want you can upload the video and make them the bad guy That's Rules for Radicals right
The speaker references the book 'Rules for Radicals' to describe the tactic of accusing your opponent of the crime you are committing.
but I mean it's like Saul Alinsky the left literally operates off of Rules for Radicals
Taylor Hansen mentions the book as something the left operates off of, attributing it to Saul Alinsky.
listen here your little commies here someone made a very interesting comment uh in the chat room right now he says uh you should look at Rules for Radicals because one of the tactics there is to ridicule uh your opponents as being one of the most effective ways to kind of use humor against your enemies
A comment from the chat room is read, suggesting the book 'Rules for Radicals' as a source for tactics on using ridicule.
and i think that's the only way to fight back against this this is in the rules for radicals this is in the book that they follow whether they know it or not
The speaker suggests that the tactics used by their opponents are found in this book, implying it's a playbook for radical action.
vbdc says bill ayers also wrote rules for radicals Well that was solinski wasn't it that I'm pretty sure that was alinsky I know I mean ayers wrote some things but I don't He didn't write rules for radicals He might have written some like it's possible He wrote something for radicals But yeah that's not that was a linsky Which i think most people should read um i think you know olinsky dedicated it to satan i think is the first radical
A commenter incorrectly attributes 'Rules for Radicals' to Bill Ayers, and the hosts correct the attribution to Saul Alinsky, recommending the book.
and that is straight out of alinsky
The speaker attributes a political tactic (accusing the enemy of what you are doing) to Alinsky.
hassam says your thoughts on this quote the issue is never the issue the issue is the revolution saul alinsky rules for radicals my thoughts on that is that the left is not doesn't care about any of these causes
A super chat quotes Saul Alinsky's book 'Rules for Radicals', and the host discusses the quote's meaning in relation to the left's goals.
because look man these people the people organizing this stuff believe it or not are well-read not the average person there they understand like rules for radicals
The speaker mentions that the organizers of the protests are well-read and understand the concepts from 'Rules for Radicals'.
The Art of War
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Mentioned 9 times
I was just looking at my copy of Art of War last night thinking about Donald Trump like he's all about business dealings lying and then doing what you don't expect and all that stuff
A speaker mentions looking at their copy of 'Art of War' and relating its principles to Donald Trump.
well that's the Art of War Right Never on your up your enemies when they're destroying each other
One of the hosts quotes or references the book "The Art of War" in the context of international relations.
I didn't know machiavelli did an art of war I saw you have art of war on your desk downstairs
Tim mentions seeing 'Art of War' on a desk, distinguishing it from Machiavelli's version just mentioned.
akapot says with china it's all sun tzu the art of war know your enemy the ccp knows this well
A super chat comment read aloud attributes China's strategy to 'sun tzu the art of war'.
what about art of war oh yeah tribal warfare what about it i mean there's a lot of stuff about violence and war it comes from what's the best way to win the war according to sun tzu the best you went before you started win the war before going to war
Tim asks about 'Art of War', and Hotep Jesus discusses its themes and mentions the author Sun Tzu.
I said look you know about 2 000 years ago there was this chinese general who wrote a book called the article and one of the things some somebody wrote a business book late years later called the art of the deal which is yeah and and but in in the art of war sun tzu says when you're an enemy is making a mistake do not interrupt them
Tim mentions a book by a Chinese general, initially calling it 'the article' but then referring to it as 'the art of war' by Sun Tzu, and quotes a principle from it in the context of election strategy.
when i haven't read the full you know art of war from sun tzu but i tell you this man it is better look here's what i used to tell the occupy wall street people the ninjas would target somebody and take them out
The speaker mentions the book and author while discussing strategy and winning the war.
i'm just saying uh art of war okay Sons uh art of the deal yeah you know who who probably wrote the start of the war trump
One speaker mentions 'Art of War' in the context of political strategy, comparing it to 'Art of the Deal'.
what did sun tzu say about underestimating your opponent I don't remember the exact quote but uh you don't you don't you don't do it you win the war before you start it There's a bunch of really brilliant quotes from sun tzu obviously the art of war
Tim asks what Sun Tzu said about underestimating opponents and mentions 'the art of war' in the context of military strategy.
Fahrenheit 451
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Mentioned 8 times
Brave New World Fahrenheit 451 1984
Tim lists 'Fahrenheit 451' as one of the dystopian novels that combine to describe the current reality.
Read fahrenheit It's such a good book Fahrenheit 451
Someone recommends reading the book, clarifying the title after a partial mention.
you know it's not quite Fahrenheit 451 or Brave New World or 1984
The speaker lists this book as an example of a dystopian work, comparing the current censorship situation to it.
the shirt I'm wearing right now is also my representation of our society and it has the hunger games animal animal farm they live brave new world matrix fahrenheit 451 v for vendetta and of course 1984 representing where i think we are
Luke mentions the book title as being featured on a shirt representing his view of society.
so it's so it's 1984 brave new world ray bradbury 451
A guest mentions this book title and author in a list of dystopian/censorship-related books.
it's firemen coming out like a night in fahrenheit for 451 with flamethrowers saying we're the firemen
A speaker uses the book title as an analogy for media/platforms claiming to help put out a 'fire' (tensions) but instead making it worse.
it's like fahrenheit 451 if it's defensive gotta go
Speaker compares the current censorship climate to the book Fahrenheit 451.
but you get a little bit of the Fahrenheit 451 we got a little bit of brave new world
The host lists Fahrenheit 451 as one of several dystopian books relevant to the current situation.
Animal Farm
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Mentioned 8 times
it's Animal Farm of all of it
Tim describes the current dystopian reality as a combination of various dystopian works, calling it 'Animal Farm of all of it'.
I read uh 1984 an animal farm Those are like the only two dystopian novels i've read so far
Ian mentions reading this book as one of the only two dystopian novels he has read.
the shirt I'm wearing right now is also my representation of our society and it has the hunger games animal animal farm they live brave new world matrix fahrenheit 451 v for vendetta and of course 1984 representing where i think we are
Luke mentions the book title as being featured on a shirt representing his view of society.
animal farm also another great book that a lot of people don't uh you know attribute to him but there's so many important pieces of literature that he puts together that really are worth reading
Luke Rudkowski mentions Animal Farm as another great book by George Orwell, noting its importance and how it's being pushed out of public schools.
Everyone talks about the situation as being 1984. Consider sometime the idea and influence of animal farm on the establishment
A super chat user suggests considering the influence of 'Animal Farm' on the establishment, mentioning it alongside '1984'.
some animals are more equal than others animal farm yeah if you people haven't read animal farm make sure you go give that a good refreshing read
Tim quotes a famous line ('Some animals are more equal than others') and then Hotep Jesus explicitly names the book 'Animal Farm'. Tim then recommends reading it.
All animals are equal But some animals are more equal than others
One speaker quotes a famous line from 'Animal Farm' in the context of discussing the relationship between citizens and rulers.
Villa music dude says don't you think replacing the police with civil guard is kind of like animal farm no chain of command You replace those in power that are corrupt and then you eventually become the corrupt Authority Haven't we seen similarities like that in the Chazz
A super chat reader asks if replacing police with a civil guard is 'kind of like animal farm'.
Speechless
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Mentioned 8 times
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A listener recommends Michael Knowles' book 'Speechless' in a super chat.
we got here speechless by Michael Knowles What a great name
A super chat is read aloud mentioning the book 'Speechless' by Michael Knowles.
can never truly judge a book by its cover like speechless
Michael Knowles makes a pun using the title of his book while discussing judging things by appearance.
please consider pre-ordering my pre-ordering michael knowles new book speechless controlling words controlling minds they're everywhere the smartest thing i've ever seen in any marketing campaign is making a meme where people go to other people's channels to get them to promote michael knowles's book
A listener's super chat promotes pre-ordering Michael Knowles' new book, including its title and subtitle.
also michael knowles book speechless is available for pre-order on amazon
A listener mentions Michael Knowles' book 'Speechless' is available for pre-order.
...Don't forget michael knowles new book speechless controlling words controlling minds i just figured out...
A super chat mentions Michael Knowles' new book, 'Speechless'.
rampton says the first chet's name was knight nightingale mori but did you know that speechless controlling words controlling minds by michael knowles is available for pre-order also i got my tim foil gorilla shirt so i caught that one this time because they've been like tricking me into promoting michael knowles's book i love it
A user in the super chat promotes Michael Knowles's book, mentioning the title and author and its availability for pre-order.
but speaking of greatness michael knowles knew oh michael knull's new book speechless controlling words controlling minds is available for pre-order
A super chat reader mentions Michael Knowles' new book, 'Speechless: Controlling Words, Controlling Minds', noting it's available for pre-order.
White Fragility
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Mentioned 8 times
that's the whole uh the white fragility but the book makes that argument there's gonna be an amount of people that are gonna be like well I don't feel bad
A speaker refers to the concept of 'white fragility' and mentions 'the book' that makes a specific argument related to it.
i myself have not read white fragility and i i probably should
The host mentions that he has not read the book "White Fragility".
so look i'm i'm not going to read uh actually that that's that's an ignorant thing to say i should definitely read white fragility my my understanding of it and to be completely fair is based off of critical analysis from some people
Elijah Schaffer mentions that he should read the book 'White Fragility' and that his current understanding of it comes from critical analysis by others.
so so they did a display of all of these woke books and one of the books they put on the pedestal was woke by titanium TI Andrew Doyle's you know project and so you have like you know white fragility and like you know white whatever and then there's woke
Tim describes a bookstore display of 'woke books' which included 'white fragility'.
because if you read something like white fragility you're not going to be on real good terms with someone who makes the slightest misstep
The speaker discusses how reading 'white fragility' makes it difficult for people to interact, even in good faith conversations.
I'm just surprised you know white fragility isn't
The speaker notes the absence of this book from a bookstore's diversity display.
but that's goodness that's what white fragility is about it seriously white fragility it the book was you ever one on Amazon
Mentioned as a book that was number one on Amazon, discussing its central argument.
and she's in the middle of white fragility no she's like man I need I need a break right now from from reading this terrible piece of work
A friend of the speaker is reading the book 'White Fragility' and finding it difficult.
Atlas Shrugged
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Mentioned 7 times
but I could I could see where the outcome of that's like eff it Atlas Shrugged I'm out
Speaker mentions 'Atlas Shrugged' as a potential outcome or mindset for young people feeling alienated.
the general idea is um Galt Gulch the powerful Elites basically leave let's let the system rot because it's gone astray and people want stupid things and then the people who are productive dip out
Ian references the concept of Galt's Gulch from Atlas Shrugged to describe productive people leaving a failing system.
has ian ever read atlas shrugged I feel like a lot of the questions he asks are mirrored by situations in that book
A listener asks if Ian has read the book and notes similarities to his questions.
you read atlas shrugged and like changed your life oh yeah the fountainhead really changed my life when i first read that And then atlas shrugged it's like that on steroids
Rucka Rucka Ali mentions reading 'Atlas Shrugged' and how it impacted him.
so there's also atlas shrugged and then you know the the geographical atlas
One of the hosts mentions the book Atlas Shrugged in relation to the name Atlas.
and now there's even a photo going around with one of the soldiers laying down and reading atlas shrugged inside of the capitol
A photo circulating on social media shows a soldier reading 'Atlas Shrugged' inside the Capitol building.
what do you think about rand objectivism atlas shrugged
The speaker asks about the book 'Atlas Shrugged' in relation to Ayn Rand's philosophy of objectivism.
The Handmaid's Tale
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Mentioned 6 times
Um, have you guys uh read or seen Hand A Handmaid's Tale? I have. It's a good book. So, I've not I tried watching the show a little bit, but I didn't care. I didn't read it. But what I've heard a lot from feminists, and I'm not sure this accurately portrays the book, is that it's basically women are forced to have babies for their country. But my understanding is that the story is about a post-apocalyptic America and a collapsing birth rate and humans facing extinction. So, the book is really good. The TV show's not, which is sad. And it's about, it was written in the '9s, and it's about a world where due to some failing of industrial chemical processing, the vast majority of women are infertile. And so, in order to solve the population crisis, religious conservatives launch a coup. And then they they basically force women into sex slavery. And so that's the thesis where the main character, the handmmaid, she is one of the polygamous wives of the ruling of one of the ruling nobility of this state called Gilead. It's based in the suburbs of Boston.
The host asks if the guests have read or seen 'The Handmaid's Tale', and they discuss the book's plot and themes related to a collapsing birth rate and forced procreation.
Wade is going to allow for women to be put in red dresses and caps— they're not advocating for the handmaids' tale!
During the discussion, the host references *The Handmaid's Tale* to emphasize their concern over political decisions that might lead to women losing their autonomy, drawing a parallel to the oppressive society depicted in the novel by Margaret Atwood.
All of the other numbers that you see in the early voting data seem to favor him; it's just if they are breaking, you know, enough for Kamala Harris because, uh, vagina. And by the way, that's not all female voters; it's the female voters who go up to the voting voting booths dressed as handmaid's tale when they drove there in a forerunner, and they believe that they're, saying, well, they say we're literally voting for our lives.
The podcast hosts and guest discuss female voters dressing as characters from the book 'The Handmaid's Tale' at polling places. The book is used in the context of criticizing certain political actions and behaviors.
Part of what's so funny about The Handmaid's Tale is that the women all look very angry while wearing bonnets—it's just a comedic image! Just seeing an angry person in a bonnet is honestly pretty funny!
The hosts find humor in the imagery of angry women wearing bonnets in 'The Handmaid's Tale', highlighting how it's a comedic visual.
Now, the other thing about Handmaid's Tale is remember once the inauguration of President Trump happened in 17, you would always see the women in red robes everywhere. Another effort that Kamala is trying to do is to scare people like if Trump is elected all these bad things are going to happen.
The host refers to 'The Handmaid's Tale' as part of a discussion about political symbolism during Trump's presidency. The imagery from the book was used during protests, illustrating fears of a dystopian future under certain political conditions.
The thing all they ever reference are harry potter and the handmaid's tale Both of which are movies or exist in visual media so it's like i know you didn't even read them
Discussed as one of the only books/literature the left references, often implying they only know it from the movies.
The White Pill
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Mentioned 6 times
My last book was called The White Tale, a Tale of Good and Evil.
Michael Malice mentions the title of his last book.
but then it also kind of makes you think like look there are also like little signs of things kind of like this that we're doing now so hey let's really make sure we don't go down that path because you know even when they were encouraging people during covid remember there were ports where it's like oh there was this this hotlines where you could text and mention if someone was having a gathering or something still government agencies that tweet out if you see something say something they've been doing it for the past 20 years since the G Watch started and it's well it started it after like 9 11. yeah it was like hey if you see a Muslim planting a bomb on a building or something and then it turned into like now three people hanging out yeah right like maybe I I ask people to think of it this way uh you ever see a rabbit you saw in the middle nowhere you imagine why that rabbit must feel right just a tightly wound ball of anxiety scared the entire time and sometimes when they're safe you know they Frolic around they they bounce and they do fun bunny things you see them flop on their side for those that have rabbits but when I go outside I see the bunnies a better example actually is the groundhog outside there's a window right here today when I was recording earlier I got up to close the window and I saw a groundhog and when I closed the window the simple very very quiet noise made the thing spaz out and run in random directions imagine what that thing must be feeling right that's how you will feel if this country goes down that path you'll be sitting in your home stressed out with bags under your eyes rocking back and forth eating a bowl of soup and then you'll hear a knock on the door and then you'll go and you'll answer it and you will pray that it's not the Gestapo the Stasi the police or the the the brown shirts or whoever and then one day it will be and that's it and it just and it doesn't have to be this way you know like that's kind of like my biggest like message that it's like it doesn't have to be this way it didn't have to go this way in the past there's nothing like predestined about that I think this is one of the things that like the neo-reactionary types get completely wrong where they're like oh it was all written in the stars since the enlightenment that this would follow this and this would follow this it's like no that's not true it wasn't written in the stars that the Soviet Union would collapse in 1991 it wasn't written in the stars that like a lot of things that have happened have happened and there we could have look even something as similar as like as simple as like look if George W bush just hadn't won the presidency which was a very very close election there wouldn't have been a war in Iraq now I'm not saying everything would have been better I think Al Gore would not have begun to warn Iraq that was something that that specific group of neoconservatives had a boner for since they wrote it since they wrote it in the project for a New American Century that was not something that like was widely now once it started a lot of them fell in line with that but I'm just saying that like there's no reason why we had to go down this path that we've gone down the last 20 years I'm not saying everything would have been perfect but we could have done things a lot better and we could stop now and make the future much better this country still has an unbelievable opportunity if you just think about the fact that like think about the amount of just knowledge we have how much human capital there is just in our knowledge today what the average say like uh cardiologist knows that a cardiologist didn't know in 1950. now short of a hydrogen bomb going off that knowledge is not going to be is disappeared but our Engineers know the amount of technology that we have we have all of these things where we could actually correct course right now and just live in a more peaceful harmonious world but it's only going to happen if there's like a mass demand for it you know it's crazy just as an aside if you went back in time two thousand years with your general knowledge of things that exist today without knowing how how an h-bomb is menu is made without knowing how to make an electric motor if you simply wrote down these things and said electricity electric motor it would dramatically increase scientific development for those people by hundreds of years just simply knowing a thing exists because one of the challenges is that for all of us in society we are mapping things out and discovering things and then after we discover it we start experimenting with it if we skip the discovery phase and say it exists figure it out people would rapidly just rapidly discover these things if they believed you because if you went back three thousand years ago if they didn't they'd be like it just sounds like magic there's some comedian who talks about like I don't think I could make it he'd be like you know phones you'll be able to carry one around your pocket and they're they're going to ask him like how does that happen I'm pretty sure Nate bargatzi is who you're probably I wish I knew his name it's such a funny an amazing comedian a great person he does this yeah he's got this bit he goes that he couldn't even convince them I think it's got something to do with satellites like I go back in time and do worse because I couldn't it's such a fun it's such a funny bit like he'd have like no follow-up you go like I think it's satellites and they're like what's a satellite he's like I shouldn't have even brought it up that's such a great bit hilarious comedian neighbors but think about think about that because I've talked about it too uh in terms of if we do face a a serious collapse what is more worrying to me than a nuclear bomb going off an EMP drone weapon or even the sun bursting and weapon Electronics is economic crisis yes I agree with you if if the economy stops then you're not going to have computers you're not going to have cars you're not going to have electronics and it's not because a magical explosion from the Sun wiped it out it's going to be because people aren't working together because the economic machine itself is a powerful system that if you break one peg and it can collapse yeah and and this is when really bad things happen when there's a really bad economy right like oh if you want if you look back at any like horrible totalitarian movement it almost always started with like there was a real economic crash issue going on in the U.S and we are in a proxy war with the country that has the most nuclear weapons on the planet and people just go to go about their normal days like that is just the way things are or that it's okay look there should be the it should be the most important thing is is just stopping well you don't want to have it's like a slow boil right like people got eased into the economic turmoil and then they got used to it and then they got used to everyone talking about Ukraine we had the moment wherever and put up their flags and then it sort of it's been happening in the background for like a year how we got here is yeah I get it you're maybe right how we got here is not important just because of the ramifications of something going wrong well the thing is that is this right and when you talk about like kind of like the economic uh the the the prospects of a really terrible economic situation there's this uh by the way the great book if anyone wants to read it called uh the Forgotten crash of 1921 by James Grant really excellent book so in 1921 a lot of people don't know this there was a crash that was worse than the stock market crash of 1929 which led to the Great Depression
The speaker mentions Michael Malice's last book, 'The White Pill', and discusses its message about how bad things can get.
Michael malice's new book the white pill is now available on Amazon let's get him to number one ladies and gentlemen you really should check out Michael malice's new book on Amazon the white pill it's uh it's it's a white pill story but it talks about dictators
The speaker promotes Michael Malice's new book, encouraging listeners to buy it on Amazon to help it reach number one.
I am the organizer the anarchist handbook You guys can get the hardcovers at Anarchist handbook.bigcartel.com
Michael Malice introduces himself as the organizer of the book and provides a website to purchase hardcovers.
Not only the white pill he's writing the anarchist handbook
Tim Pool mentions Michael Malice is writing this book, following the mention of his other book.
dear reader yeah that's the north korea book oh yeah
Michael Malice refers to his book about North Korea, also mentioning the title 'Dear Reader'.
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
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I just have a uh uh a long uh uh I I basically use the AI voice generator to have Donald Trump read me Harry Potter to sleep every night
Tim jokes about using an AI voice of Trump to read the Harry Potter series to him to fall asleep.
I you know I love the term mud blood. you guys know mud blood from Harry Potter. yeah
Tim Pool mentions the term 'mud blood' and asks if the others know it from 'Harry Potter'.
One of them is going to make a Picasso. One of them is going to write the next Harry Potter.
The speaker uses the Harry Potter series as an example of a highly successful book series they hope to find and fund through their cultural grant program.
The thing all they ever reference are harry potter and the handmaid's tale Both of which are movies or exist in visual media so it's like i know you didn't even read them
Discussed as one of the only books/literature the left references, often implying they only know it from the movies.
follow me on uh you know the harry potter and the sorcerer's stone reviews
A host suggests using the comment section of this book's review page on Amazon as an alternative communication platform.
Has anybody read a book other than harry potter
The host asks if anyone has read a book other than Harry Potter, highlighting its cultural prevalence.
1984
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Oh, that's where the 'Four Lights' comes from; MHC you, everybody now associates it with Star Trek. He does the whole thing because at the end, the very end of '1984,' he's actually saying, 'I love Big Brother.'
The hosts discuss the origin of the phrase 'four lights' and its connection to the book '1984', mentioning that at the end of the novel the protagonist declares, 'I love Big Brother'.
That was the whole... you know, in 1984, the reason they wanted to go ahead and go with Newspeak is because they wanted to get rid of the ability to think bad thoughts. You need to invent ideas or discover them, however you want to describe it.
Tim Pool refers to '1984' by George Orwell while discussing themes of totalitarianism and the suppression of free thought and speech.
The family of the Indian that the Washington Redskins logo was drawn after wants them to change their name back to the Redskins, like the Cleveland Indians; now they’re the Guardians. It's, I mean, it’s Orwellian; it’s 1984.
The speaker draws a parallel between George Orwell's '1984' and contemporary actions, where changes to sports team names are likened to the manipulation of language and truth in the novel.
Family, religion, history, truth, logic, borders— This is why 1984 is being beautiful, because that was part of 1984.
In a conversation focusing on cultural values and societal norms, the book '1984' is referenced to emphasize the theme of subversion.
I don't know how these people break out of it; that's why I'm so excited about the RFK Jr. thing though, because that is a sledgehammer to the 1984 TV screen of Big Brother.
During a discussion about the influence of media and narratives in shaping political views, the host mentions the book '1984' by George Orwell, using it as a metaphor for the perceived manipulation and control by what they call Big Brother.
I think everybody should read 1984 and read about Bernie Goetz. I’m just looking at Wikipedia right now; I’ve known about it passively; I’ve never really looked into it.
In this episode, Tim Pool encourages the audience to read '1984' by George Orwell and also look into the story of Bernie Goetz, linking these discussions to broader themes of societal change and individual values.
Hillbilly Elegy
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Uh, I don't feel that way about Tim Walz, who says I misspoke when actually he just lied to you! Uh, but I think we see that in Hillbilly Elegy in JD Vance's story and we definitely see that in Donald Trump!
The book 'Hillbilly Elegy' by J.D. Vance is referenced while discussing traits of resilience observed in political figures, illustrating its relevance to current events and politics.
I mean Hillbilly Elegy was not only best-selling, but then it became a movie. I mean people know his story.
The host observes that JD Vance's book, 'Hillbilly Elegy,' not only topped bestseller lists but was also adapted into a movie, underscoring its reach and the public's familiarity with his story.
I always go back to Hillbilly Elegy and its profound impact on the American psyche.
The mention highlights the significant influence of the book 'Hillbilly Elegy' on American society and how it relates to discussions involving its author, J.D. Vance.
I mean, I think J.D. Vance is such an interesting pick, partially because so many Americans know him from Hillbilly Elegy, which had a profound impact on the American public.
The podcast host discusses J.D. Vance as an interesting choice for VP, highlighting that many Americans are familiar with him due to his book, 'Hillbilly Elegy', which has significantly influenced public perception.
JD Vance, I mean, you know, read his book, watch the movie, it connects. He had a tough life.
The speaker refers to J.D. Vance's book, 'Hillbilly Elegy', discussing its connection to his life experiences and hardships, hinting that it's a notable and impactful narrative.
that's where that's what hillbilly elegy was written about
The host mentions the book in the context of discussing a town in Ohio.
The Lord of the Rings
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i don't me and maybe i was just watching a bunch of lord of the rings the simarillion I haven't heard it yet but i was listening to some old tolkien interview from the 60s
One of the hosts mentions watching something related to 'Lord of the Rings' and 'The Simarillion' and listening to a Tolkien interview.
gandalf quote to frodo lamenting bad times quote So do i and so do all who live to see such times But that is not for them to decide All we have to decide is what we do with this time that has given us
A user quotes Gandalf from The Lord of the Rings, lamenting bad times.
i could do a really good golem from lord of the rings too
Sean Parnell mentions 'Lord of the Rings' while talking about doing impersonations, specifically of the character Gollum.
I can do a really good Smeagol from Lord of the Rings
The speaker mentions being able to do a voice impression of the character Smeagol from Lord of the Rings.
because this is actually from Lord of the Rings and this stretches back a few years and what's really interesting about the Lord of the Rings is that there are actually multi-ethnic different kinds of races in the Lord of the Rings universe
Discussing the origin of orcs in the Lord of the Rings universe and comparing it to current discussions about race in Dungeons & Dragons.
it's literally just fantasy it's like it's like Lord of the Rings it's just like my ELF fires an arrow and defeats your goblin
The host compares the Magic the Gathering game theme to Lord of the Rings.
Confessions of an Economic Hit Man
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you guys ever hear that story I think it's called confessions of an economic Hitman book right yeah yeah this guy it's a while ago he was saying that the US strategy was basically first they go to you and they say okay we're going to give you a bunch of money if you do what we want you to do
A speaker asks if others have heard of this book and describes its premise about US strategy involving economic manipulation, regime change, and assassination.
I mean he talked about this in the 30s there's that there's that book called um confessions of an economic Hitman so whenever you see a marine somewhere uh you would best believe we're there to at the behest of a capitalists or a corporation American corporation
Jimmy Dore mentions the book title in the context of discussing military intervention serving corporate interests.
yeah this is detailed extensively in books like the the economic Hitman that I think are definitely worth reading and checking out here
A speaker mentions this book as detailing the corrupt system in Washington DC and recommends it for reading.
sounds like they're just placing the IMF yeah that's the economic Hitman strategy
One of the speakers mentions the 'economic Hitman strategy' as a comparison to China's Belt and Road Initiative and its economic control over other countries.
...if you study things like the economic hitman you see these efforts professions of an economic yeah confessions of an economic hit man great book definitely recommend you read it i read it in high school it changed my vision of the world
Luke mentions reading this book in high school and how it changed his worldview, recommending it in the context of discussing international disinformation efforts.
12 Rules for Life
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Don’t worry about things you can’t control; if people had a little more focus on their own lives and less focus on trying to save the world— This is something Jordan Peterson discusses all the time when he’s talking about 'clean your room.' Focus on the things you can do something about; small successes in your life can alleviate the anxiety you’re feeling.
Podcast host Tim Pool and a guest discuss embracing personal responsibility. They reference Jordan Peterson's concept of 'clean your room,' which relates to focusing on manageable life aspects for personal growth. This is likely in connection with his book '12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos.'
and so I did I Illustrated 12 rules for life it turned out to be a number one bestseller and that was it
Ethan Van Sciver mentions illustrating this book by Jordan Peterson after being advised by Peterson not to back down from the mob.
But you have this guy who comes out and he's just like do it clean your room and then people are like yeah yeah and then he writes 600 pages on it and then does 80 other things and gives talks and TV shows
The speaker refers to Jordan Peterson telling people to 'clean your room' and then mentions he 'writes 600 pages on it', strongly implying his popular book.
basically i love peterson's work he talks a lot about this stuff i keep thinking about him when we're talking about this
One of the hosts mentions loving Peterson's work and thinking about him during the discussion about purpose and incentives.
we need like some sort of i don't know if it's a man like jordan peterson was great about giving young men purpose and and cleaning your room and taking care of yourself first
The speaker mentions Jordan Peterson and his advice about giving young men purpose and cleaning their room, which is a key theme in his book.
The Autobiography of Mr. James Dawson
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It's it's so uh some parents in Illinois called the police on a teacher who gave the kids a book called This Book Is Gay.
The host mentions a news story about parents calling the police on a teacher for giving this book to children.
many liberals are okay with books like genderqueer and this book is gay which contains sexually graphic images
Tim Pool mentions this book alongside 'genderqueer' in the context of cultural war issues and sexually graphic content being acceptable to some liberals for children.
the other example we've brought up because we actually have the book here is this book is gay and this is a book that is in schools and school libraries and it actually explains how to sign up for gay hookup apps
The speaker mentions 'this book is gay' as another example of a controversial book found in schools, noting it contains instructions on signing up for hookup apps.
she said it was a good book right she said this book is is called this this book is gay I said it was a good book and I'm like kids should not be learning how to go on Grindr to have sex with adults
A speaker mentions the book 'this book is gay' while discussing a debate about controversial books in schools and the appropriateness of their content for children.
The Hunger Games
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The Hunger Game series is a bit childish no disrespect but it's you know not meant to be the most sophisticated but it's fascinating how the the metaphor I'm not even just like the direct storyline is there's all these districts and they're from very poor to very rich and the capital does nothing
The speaker uses the series as a metaphor to describe the political/social structure observed in Washington D.C.
And you see, we—and the Hunger Games, we knew this because, living out there, we checked and we used apps and we searched on the internet and confirmed the edible sources.
The hosts discussed the idea of knowing how to find food in nature, especially when in the wild, making a reference to 'The Hunger Games' in which people used technology to identify edible plants.
the shirt I'm wearing right now is also my representation of our society and it has the hunger games animal animal farm they live brave new world matrix fahrenheit 451 v for vendetta and of course 1984 representing where i think we are
Luke mentions the book title as being featured on a shirt representing his view of society.
but when you look at movies like The Hunger Games or like you know Dawn of the Dead or something we don't take in consideration the you know the political alignment or like the the predictable behaviors of certain areas
Mentioned by the host as an example of a movie (adapted from a book series) depicting an apocalyptic scenario.
Nineteen Eighty-Four
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every record has been destroyed or falsified every book Rewritten
A speaker quotes a line about destroying records and rewriting books, a direct quote from George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four.
You should write books like George Orwell You're good at that kind of thing
Tim suggests Luke should write books in the style of George Orwell, referencing the author.
Orwell wrote about this in one of his books I may have missed
A speaker mentions that Orwell wrote about communists not caring for the poor but hating the rich in one of his books.
all the nightmare dystopia stuff has always been like cyberpunk and eighty-four fanatical 451
Speaker lists 'eighty-four' as an example of nightmare dystopia literature/film.
The Fellowship of the Ring
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it could be that interfacing with the machine is like the one ring like I think I can handle it I think I can go in and then somehow help people break out when the time is when the moment is right but that I'll get get lost in it
Tim compares interfacing with a machine to the corrupting influence of The One Ring from The Lord of the Rings.
i don't me and maybe i was just watching a bunch of lord of the rings the simarillion I haven't heard it yet but i was listening to some old tolkien interview from the 60s
One of the hosts mentions watching something related to 'Lord of the Rings' and 'The Simarillion' and listening to a Tolkien interview.
man joe biden it's time to go home crack open a nice book or or i'm you know what Right There and Back Again You're gonna do You're gonna go And you're gonna sit down right there and back again by joe biden baggins
Tim suggests Joe Biden should retire and read a book, specifically mentioning 'Right There and Back Again' and making a joke referencing Bilbo Baggins from The Hobbit.
and then he gets in and it's like the one ring as soon as he got it... it was like cast it into the fire
Speaker uses the 'One Ring' from The Lord of the Rings as an analogy for the corrupting influence of power on Obama.
The fourth turning
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And so what I've been following is signs of potentially I'm a believer of the fourth turning um idea of how this is developing.
The speaker mentions being a believer in "the fourth turning idea" as a framework for understanding current societal developments, referencing the concept from the book.
Or the worst part if it, and this is something that even Neil Howell got into in 'The Fourth Turning,' is that the new version of it was that if a war starts and then there's a provocation in the US or Ukraine or somewhere in Europe and somehow it gets blamed on Trump, and it gets blamed on MAGA, and somehow there's some connection to Trump, then all of a sudden it's like you're on the side of Hitler.
The host discusses a significant point made in Neil Howe's book 'The Fourth Turning' regarding how political narratives might be manipulated if a war breaks out, suggesting that supporters of Trump could face severe backlash and demonization.
when we talk about you you know the the uh the fourth turning we're in the the end stages it's supposed to get crazy
One of the hosts references 'the fourth turning' in the context of discussing societal cycles and crises.
Dianetics
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When I gave you Dianetics, it was a joke. You weren't supposed to read.
Tim mentions giving someone the book 'Dianetics' as a joke.
they come to you with dianetics they ask you if you want to take a test they said you wanna take a take a test and ask you questions and they say buy this book called dianetics if you then go through these steps eventually you'll find yourself more so in Scientology that's what wokeness is
The speaker (Tim) describes how Scientologists approach people, mentioning they come with 'dianetics' and tell people to buy the book.
I actually got to get this for uh uh 1299 you can send me your credit card and you can join the Church of Scientology L Ron Hubbard we're going to get you on a dietetics program if you want to go clear um yeah that's what we call it yes are you kidding sir don't insult the man You don't like Dianetics Tim
Alex Stein jokes about joining Scientology and mentions L. Ron Hubbard and Dianetics.
The True Believer:Thoughts on the Nature of Mass Movements
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Hey Phil cast have you read the True Believer by Eric Hoffer Apparently revolutions happen when the when things are getting better Last episode was great I have not read that um but I am interested now so tweet that at me and I'll take a look
A listener asks Phil if he has read the book 'The True Believer' by Eric Hoffer and mentions a point from the book. Phil responds that he hasn't read it but is interested.
mass movements can rise and spread without belief in a god but never without a belief in a devil eric hoffer the true believer
A quote is attributed to Eric Hoffer and his book 'The True Believer'.
check out the book the true believer Eric Hoffer
A user recommends the book The True Believer by Eric Hoffer, and Tim reads the recommendation.
Speechless
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First of all, let's not forget Timcast is what made my book, which accurately did—unlike David Pakman, it did make my book Speechless! It really helped it get to number one nationally!
Michael Knowles highlights how appearing on Timcast played a significant role in his book 'Speechless' reaching number one nationally, setting it apart from David Pakman's work in terms of success.
He turned his book sales into a meme for my audience, and they started super chatting tricks to get me to read what would turn into a promo for something… what's the name of that book, 'Speechless', and they'd say, 'Tim, I really need to comment on how serious this is, it's left me speechless,' just like the book by Michael Knowles is available now on Amazon.
Tim Pool discusses a clever marketing strategy used to promote Michael Knowles' book 'Speechless: Controlling Words, Controlling Minds'. Viewers would leave comments that played on the concept of being 'speechless', leading Tim to mention the book.
I saw your Civil War Faceoff quiz, the score at the end left me speechless.' Just like the best-selling book by Michael Nolles.
During the podcast, the host brings up a quiz they participated in and uses the mention of a book to highlight the surprising results they encountered.
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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You know, my buddy Spencer just wrote this great...I'll plug a book that's not my own! He just came out with this great book, 'Light of the Mind, Light of the World', which makes all of these points, and it does so beautifully!
Michael Knowles mentions his friend Spencer's book 'Light of the Mind, Light of the World', highlighting the book's exploration of higher power and its influence on the modern world. This mention occurs in a discussion about understanding atheism through human behavior.
Just things that, you know, they thought they'd be reading Huckleberry Finn; they were like eight years, eight and six years old.
The speaker shares a story about her parents deciding to remove her brothers from school in the 1990s because they disagreed with the book selections. They preferred books like 'Huckleberry Finn', considering them more appropriate than the contemporary options available at the time.
and he goes ah Huckleberry Finn and then he says see they knew this was offensive to you to the black man so they have to destroy this book
The speaker mentions the book 'Huckleberry Finn' as being depicted in the movie Fahrenheit 451 as a book considered offensive and subject to burning.
Mein Kampf
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They were saying he has quotes from Mein Kampf on his dresser, and some ex-girlfriend 30 years ago said not only this; the quote about wanting generals was published in 2022.
The conversation touches on claims about Donald Trump having excerpts from 'Mein Kampf', a book written by Adolf Hitler, on display, which the speakers argue is a fabricated story.
This is one of the most terrifying things that you've heard a presidential candidate say because it is straight out of Mein Kampf.
During the discussion, the hosts refer to "Mein Kampf" to illustrate a point about dangerous ideology, drawing parallels to current US political statements.
but but for me to not read mein kampf is stupid right
Speaker states that it would be 'stupid' not to read 'Mein Kampf' to understand history/people.
Baron Trump's Marvelous Underground Journey
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Yeah, the novels appear to be real: 'The Travels and Adventures of Little Baron Trump and His Wonderful Dog Bulger' in 1889; the sequel: 'Baron Trump's Marvelous Underground Journey' in 1893.
The hosts discuss novels from the late 1800s featuring a character named Baron Trump, which have resurfaced in connection with conspiracy theories about the Trump family. The specific book mentioned is 'Baron Trump's Marvelous Underground Journey', which adds historical intrigue to their conversation about current political figures.
what's that book called from the 1800s about Barron Trump oh yeah it's called You're So Lockwood or whatever I still can't believe that's real
The host mentions a book from the 1800s about Barron Trump, referencing its title and the author's last name (misremembered as 'You're So Lockwood').
no no no no no no no no no no no the baron Trump novels yeah the baron Trump novels reportedly written in 1889 and 1893 by Ingersoll Lockwood I've not heard of this and they were they were obscure until 2017 when they received media attention for perceived similarities between the protagonist and U.S president
The speakers discuss the 'Baron Trump novels' by Ingersoll Lockwood, noting their obscurity until 2017 and perceived similarities between the protagonist and Donald Trump.
Ishmael
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Psychic gorilla! Ishmael, we should get here!
During a discussion that briefly touches on topics of civilization and sustainability, the hosts reference the book 'Ishmael' by Daniel Quinn, playfully mentioning it in the context of a 'psychic gorilla.' This indicates a lighthearted reference rather than a deep analysis of the book's content.
Well because the it's based on this book called ishmael where this like spirit was in a spirit gorilla
Tim Poole explains that the 'I am a gorilla' meme is based on a book called Ishmael about a telepathic gorilla.
yeah i read ishmael am i supposed to talk about that right now It was like it was like 12 years ago Ishmael is the book where the gorilla comes from these the gorillas called ishmael
Tim mentions reading this book and discusses its themes, including the concept of 'takers and leavers'.
Angels & Demons
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your Newsome prediction reminds me of Angels and Demons the camera lengo plants the antimatter so we can swoop in and save everyone swaying the conclave to pick him as the new pope
A caller/chatter compares a political prediction about Gavin Newsom to the plot of the book/movie.
but I gotta say over the past few years The more I've seen the more it certainly felt like Angels and Demons the more it feels like a nefarious malevolent presence seeking to subvert something more Divine in this world
Tim mentions that recent events have felt like the book "Angels and Demons".
I mean I'm talking about some dude who's like the like that guy from Angels and Demons or The Da Vinci Code
Tim suggests getting a Christian prophecy scholar for the podcast, comparing them to the character from 'Angels and Demons'.
The Great Narrative
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the most terrifying thing and and if there's one book to read it's uh it's the it's not the great reset it's the great narrative because in this book he tries to create what is essentially a new quasi-religion with a new moral structure
Winston Marshall recommends this book by Klaus Schwab, describing its attempt to create a new moral structure based on climate change.
and it makes me wonder about if there is an agenda towards the a great reset i mean klaus schwab wrote a book about it to what extent does the dude actually have the ability and the power to implement something like that
The speaker mentions that Klaus Schwab wrote a book about the Great Reset in the context of discussing a potential agenda towards it.
have you read about the great reset yet
A listener asks if the host has read about 'the great reset', which the host identifies as a book.
The Gulag Archipelago
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and the far left extremists they're letting out the real criminals and this wasn't wasn't this in the gulag archipelago They're writing about with the criminal when the criminals caught with a weapon
A speaker references the book, asking if a concept about how criminals are treated is discussed within it.
Gulag archipelago says it all stay safe
A commenter's message, read by the host, references 'Gulag archipelago' in the context of unchecked power leading to tyranny.
when you see what happens years down the road to these countries no the gulag archipelago for instance you see what happens to anyone who's doing better than anyone else
The speaker references the book as an example of what happens in countries with certain ideologies (communism/socialism) to people who are doing well.
Limited Boxed Set: The Real Anthony Fauci
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And this is the guy who wrote the real Anthony Fouchy.
A speaker refers to RFK Jr. (implied by previous context) as the author of 'the real Anthony Fouchy'.
and and recently I um read the real Anthony fauci by Robert F Kennedy and it was mind-blowing to see like when you when you learn about everything in that book from the whole like AIDS pandemic and how like the chemo drug that they were prescribing was basically causing AIDS or making it way worse AZT
A speaker mentions reading this book and describes its content about Anthony Fauci, the AIDS pandemic, and drug experimentation.
Watchmen
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You know what's really sad is um uh for Watchmen, Alan Moore wanted to use the DC characters and they wouldn't let him.
Michael Malice mentions the graphic novel 'Watchmen' and its writer Alan Moore in the context of its creation.
as documented and talked about through project bluebeam which theorizes that a world of world of the world is coming together and that hypothetically the us government is going to control people by using fake aliens and watchmen exactly you guys have you seen watchmen the third group of people some of it have you read watchmen
The host mentions the graphic novel 'Watchmen' in the context of a conspiracy theory (Project Bluebeam) about staging an alien invasion to unify the world. He asks if listeners have 'seen' or 'read' it, and then describes the plot of the graphic novel.
Death Note, Vol. 4
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You should uh you'd like the first half of Death Note.
Someone recommends the manga series 'Death Note'.
Have you ever uh heard of Death Note? Yeah the manga. You know Trump's in it? I didn't. So uh Death Note is one of the most popular manga ever one of the most popular anime shows...
The host asks if others have heard of the manga/anime series Death Note and mentions that Trump is featured in a one-shot update.
Little Red Book
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They then fly back to mainland China where this kid is raised in the Communist Chinese party as a devout worshipper of the Communist regime and he wiggles his little red book in the air as he runs around playing Communist Manifesto.
The speaker uses 'little red book' as a symbol of communist ideology in a hypothetical scenario.
but like literally you had to quote mao's little red book to like be able to buy food
Mentioned as something people had to quote during the Cultural Revolution to access basic necessities.
The Communist Manifesto
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They then fly back to mainland China where this kid is raised in the Communist Chinese party as a devout worshipper of the Communist regime and he wiggles his little red book in the air as he runs around playing Communist Manifesto.
The speaker uses 'Communist Manifesto' as a symbol of communist ideology in a hypothetical scenario.
Karl Marx the famed philosopher and author of the Communist manifest Can you imagine years old Can you imagine calling like gerbils a famed philosopher like honestly like Marx is responsible for millions and millions and dozens of millions his ideas have were responsible for dozens of millions of deaths in in the in the 20th century at least the word Infamous they should have said the infamous philosopher
A speaker mentions Karl Marx as the author of 'the Communist manifest' while discussing his ideas and their consequences.
To Kill a Mockingbird
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under his administration they banned The Adventures of Huck Finn To Kill a Mockingbird and ofm Men wait... under the California has banned the the aventures of Huckleberry Finn to kill a Mony bird and of M man for being racist
Mentioned as a book reportedly banned in California under Newsome's administration for being racist.
I mean what were the books we were reading when we were in grade school Like To Kill a Mockingbird
A speaker mentions 'To Kill a Mockingbird' as an example of books read in grade school, contrasting them with current controversial books.
The Real Anthony Fauci
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I think that he he wrote a book where the first thing that he said in it is he's not against vaccines and literally the last thing he said in it he's not against vaccine
Speaker mentions RFK Jr. wrote a book where he stated he is not against vaccines at the beginning and end.
Before anybody started calling him an anti-vaxxer, which I thought he was, I thought he was this nut; this like conspiracy theorist nut until I read his book, I read 'The Real Anthony Fauci.' And I'm like, how much of this is real?
Kyle Seraphin discusses how reading Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s book 'The Real Anthony Fauci' changed his perception of Kennedy, moving him from skepticism to questioning the content's validity.
Area 51
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I always like to say this, too, when talking about aliens: Annie Jacobson wrote this crazy book where she interviewed a guy from Area 51, some high-up guy. He said back in the 50s or 60s, I think it was the 60s, our government was taking severely autistic children and mutating them to look like extraterrestrials to scare the Soviets.
During the discussion, a 'crazy book' by Annie Jacobson is mentioned. It deals with controversial government experiments that allegedly involved altering autistic children to look like aliens as a Cold War deception tactic against the Soviets. The book in question is likely 'Area 51: An Uncensored History of America's Top Secret Military Base.'
she did the other famous book on Area 51
Guest Jay Dyer mentions another famous book by Annie Jacobson about Area 51.
Les damnés de la terre
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Let us do it; a lot of that attitude actually comes from France—Frantz Fanon in a book called The Wretched of the Earth.
The podcast references 'The Wretched of the Earth' by Frantz Fanon while discussing the influence of French philosophy on policing and social policy, particularly in Australia.
This is like Frantz Fanon in 'The Wretched of the Earth' or whatever he wrote—decolonization is always violent; it's fundamentally violent.
Tim Pool references Frantz Fanon's book 'The Wretched of the Earth' while addressing the themes of decolonization and violence in universities. He uses the book as an example of the theories being promoted in academic circles.
The Last President or 1900
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Rota also mentioned another book of Lockwood's: '1900, or the Last President,' in which New York City is riven by protests following the shocking victory of a populist candidate in the 1896 presidential election who brings on the downfall of the American Republic.
The discussion is about a book titled '1900, or the Last President' by Ingersoll Lockwood. The book is cited in the context of conspiracy theories connected to the Trump family, as the storyline eerily mirrors modern events despite being written in the 1800s.
so I guess there were two books and there was another book called um what was the third one 1900 the president or whatever The Last President and it's about like the Socialist storming Fifth Avenue a hotel on Fifth Avenue or something like that people think that got some books for you to read
The guest mentions a third book associated with the discussion of the Baron Trump novels, identifying its title and briefly describing its plot.
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And you know, have you all watched 'Three Body Problem' yet? We talked about it when it first came out.
The host references the 'Three Body Problem' in the context of a television adaptation, which is originally based on a book dealing with themes like the Chinese Cultural Revolution.
I'm only going to show a quick couple of seconds because I thought it was colorized footage of the show 'Three-Body Problem.' In the show, they depict a physics professor in a dunce cap on stage while he's being screamed at and told to reject science.
The discussion references the book 'The Three-Body Problem' to give context for a video clip, illustrating a scenario where a physics professor is belittled for his scientific beliefs. This serves to underline themes of societal control and the rejection of intellectualism.
One Nation under Blackmail
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It was, it's, there's a, there's a great book I think we talked about last time, Amazon One Nation Under Blackmail, right? So this is a—it's a—not only a fantastic book but the idea here that uh, politics runs off of blackmail and it runs off of uh bribes, it runs off of all this, that's true.
Andrew Wilson discusses "One Nation Under Blackmail", describing it as a fantastic book that proposes the idea that political systems are heavily influenced by blackmail and bribes.
She just wrote a book on it and it's basically about one nation under blackmail is the name of her new book She according to Whitney Webb the ca has been doing sex trafficking entrapment on people since the 30s
A speaker mentions that Whitney Webb wrote a new book titled 'one nation under blackmail' about the connection between intelligence agencies and crime, specifically mentioning Epstein.
Commentaries on the laws of England
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It's kind of crazy because like we get left behind these great quotes from the founding fathers and like Blackstone's formulation, and then Benjamin Franklin says, 'No, it should be that when 100 guilty persons escape, it is better that 100 guilty persons escape than one innocent person suffer.' And we're like, wow, thought-provoking, brilliant.
The host references Blackstone's influential legal writings, specifically highlighting his formulation alongside notable quotes from the founding fathers. The mention emphasizes a contrast between historical wisdom and contemporary discussions, suggesting a perceived dilution of serious discourse in modern times.
uh let's see English jurist Sir William Blackstone wrote in the commentaries of the laws of England an old law that wants moderate beatings by husbands but he did not mention thumbs
One of the hosts mentions this work by Sir William Blackstone while discussing the origin of the phrase 'rule of thumb' and early American laws.
Trump
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I mean, and Trump tried to do that; there's a great clip of Trump after he was out of office; he’s being interviewed for his book, and he's talking about meeting Netanyahu and Abbas, the head of the PLO in the West Bank, and he says very candidly, he says, you know, I got a really good feeling about Abbas; he was kind of like a father figure, and I really got the sense he wanted to work out a deal.
The podcast host Tim discusses Trump's book, referencing an interview where Trump reflects on his meetings with Netanyahu and Abbas, indicating his positive feelings towards Abbas during that time.
winning team publishing... and the new book that comes out I believe it's the last week of April it's called letters to Trump and Richard Nixon there's an awesome letter in there from Richard Nixon writes to Rice to Trump when you run you're gonna win and uh you know that was back in the 70s and Oprah's in there and Alec Baldwin all these people
Alex Bruesewitz mentions Don Jr.'s publishing company, Winning Team Publishing, and a new book coming out called 'Letters to Trump', which contains letters from various people to Donald Trump. He mentions letters from Richard Nixon, Oprah, and Alec Baldwin are included.
Eros and Civilization
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He wrote a bunch of books uh coincidentally he was also influential when it comes to queer theory he wrote this book called Eros and civilization he wrote a book called one dimensional man But all these things that we're seeing in reality here in in society now these things are all at least outlined in in leftist theory books decades and decades ago
The speaker mentions this book as one of the works by Herbert Marcuse, linking it to leftist theory and queer theory.
They've been writing books about it since the I mean Eros and Civilization by Herbert Marquis came out in like the 60s or something like that These are these Arguments for intergenerational relationships have been made by queer theorists for the better part of 50 years
Phil Labonte mentions the book 'Eros and Civilization' by Herbert Marcuse (mispronounced as Marquis) as an example of arguments for intergenerational relationships made by queer theorists and leftists.
Woke, Inc.
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when I was first deep diving ESG when I had just started my show woke Inc by Vivek was one of the the first books I read on it that really like set me on this journey of understanding the High Finance like Marxist takeover of our economy
Mentioned by a guest (Clint Russell) as one of the first books he read when researching ESG, and credits it with starting his understanding of the topic. The author, Vivek Ramaswamy, is also a political figure discussed in the episode.
I read vivek's book woke Inc go out and read that book because it really pieces it all together
Mark Ousley mentions reading Vivek Ramaswamy's book 'Woke Inc.' and recommends it.
The Da Vinci Code (Republish)
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I know Angels and Demons it was like what was that the pre before Da Vinci Code or something
The host mentions the book/movie in relation to Angels and Demons.
I mean I'm talking about some dude who's like the like that guy from Angels and Demons or The Da Vinci Code
Tim suggests getting a Christian prophecy scholar for the podcast, comparing them to the character from 'The Da Vinci Code'.
Holy Bible (NIV)
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it reminds me a little bit of this story about the school district in Utah a liberal parent said well you I I think you should ban the Bible because the Bible talks about sex and the Bible's pornographic scenes
A story is recounted where a liberal parent suggested banning the Bible from schools, claiming it contains sexually explicit scenes.
I hope that jordan peterson can get there in his bible series lecture because i want to know his take on that what the other historical precedent might have been for that
One of the hosts mentions hoping Jordan Peterson discusses the plagues in his Bible series lectures.
Beautiful Things
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Hunter's 2021 Memoir beautiful things He admitted to crashing a Buick Verano while speeding through Palm Springs during another drug Bender in October 2016.
The host mentions Hunter Biden's memoir and quotes from it regarding his past drug use and actions.
it's also i i looked at beautiful things his autobiography to get a mindset of him
Robert Davi mentions reading Hunter Biden's autobiography, 'Beautiful Things', to understand his mindset for the movie.
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but Peter Hotes has an autistic daughter and he wrote a book saying that vaccines do not cause autism
A speaker mentions that Peter Hotez, who has an autistic daughter, wrote a book arguing that vaccines do not cause autism.
did god create light and dark yeah they say in the in genesis
The speaker references the Book of Genesis in the Bible regarding the creation of light and dark.
Covid-19: The Great Reset
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the most terrifying thing and and if there's one book to read it's uh it's the it's not the great reset it's the great narrative because in this book he tries to create what is essentially a new quasi-religion with a new moral structure
Winston Marshall contrasts 'The Great Narrative' with 'The Great Reset', implying it's another book by Klaus Schwab.
it's the great reset yeah it's a lot of these uh it's not a conspiracy I hate that word by the way I hate it the great reason I hate it it's I mean justin trudeau right the new yeah the new normal the world economic forum said coven 19 is our opportunity for the great reset to uh fix global capitalism so that stakeholders you know get more involved or whatever
The speaker mentions 'the great reset' as a potential motivation behind the government actions and lockdowns, linking it to the World Economic Forum.
Behold a Pale Horse
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William Cooper was also documenting that uh many many years ago in his book Behold The Pale Horse describing objects that he saw as the naval intelligence officer literally coming out of water
Luke mentions William Cooper and his book, describing its content about strange objects seen by a naval intelligence officer.
but I was reading a lot of different books uh Behold a Pale Horse was one of the books that I was reading when I was like 14 15
A speaker mentions reading this book when they were 14 or 15 years old as part of becoming 'red pilled' after 9/11.
The Life of the Mind
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there's also something that Tim talks about the banality of evil
A speaker mentions 'the banality of evil', referencing something Tim Pool discusses, likely alluding to Hannah Arendt's book.
I was talking to a friend and I was basically like the you know the banality of evil is this idea that like just following orders
Tim Pool mentions the concept of 'the banality of evil' and links it to the idea of 'just following orders' when discussing people carrying out evil acts without thinking.
Dark Alliance
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Gary Webb wrote what is this the dark Alliance series uh examine the origins of the crack cocaine trade in Los Angeles and anti-communist Contra Rebels and Nicaragua
The host mentions Gary Webb and his 'Dark Alliance series' in the context of suspicious deaths of journalists investigating powerful entities.
and i remember reading his book the dark alliance when i was in in high school and being absolutely flabbergasted at the connections that he was able to investigate to look into and expose with evidence with proof the us government literally financing not only death squads in latin america and and financing revolutions and and meddling in other people's elections but more more importantly bringing crack cocaine into the united states and introducing it into urban dense communities
A speaker mentions reading 'the dark alliance' in high school and describes its content about the CIA's alleged involvement in drug trafficking.
Color, Communism and Common Sense
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Immortal Legend says you should read the book color communism Common Sense by Manning Johnson
A super chat suggests reading this book by Manning Johnson.
check out the book color communism and common sense by manning johnson
A super chat reader recommends the book 'Color, Communism, and Common Sense' by Manning Johnson.
The Creature from Jekyll Island
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before the Federal Reserve was enacted before there was the creature from Jekyll Island before there was this larger kind of income tax levied against everyone else
Luke mentions the book in the context of the Federal Reserve and income tax history.
there was a there was a jekyll island meeting surely you're familiar with the creature from jekyll island no what's this i shall say nothing further that's where they that's where they wrote up the federal reserve act
Hotep Jesus mentions a meeting on Jekyll Island and asks if Tim is familiar with 'The Creature from Jekyll Island', implying it's a known reference related to the Federal Reserve.
The Stand
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Are we going to be bleeding out of our eyes like the stand and we weren't like this
Tim mentions the book 'The Stand' as a reference to a fictional apocalyptic scenario.
If you like Stephen King's The Stand you might like swan song by Robert McCammon even more
A listener recommends 'Swan Song' by Robert McCammon to Tim, suggesting he might like it if he enjoyed 'The Stand' by Stephen King.
Dune
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i thought there's gonna be something like an analogous to you know antifa no it's just such a great book that all these i guess you're called harry potter's great doom read dune it is political
Recommended as a great and political book.
When you believe something is right or uh when you believe something is right or wrong true or false you believe the assumptions assumptions in the words which express the arguments such assumptions are often full of holes but remain most precious to the convinced dune
A super chat includes the word 'dune' at the end of a statement about belief and assumptions.
The Fountainhead
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you read atlas shrugged and like changed your life oh yeah the fountainhead really changed my life when i first read that And then atlas shrugged it's like that on steroids
Rucka Rucka Ali mentions reading 'The Fountainhead' and how it impacted him.
it's like all of these books that we used to read 1984 brave new world and ran it's all happening right now all at once like crashing into each other
The speaker lists this book (referring to the author's work) along with others as examples of dystopian or philosophical works that seem relevant to current events like autocracy, oligarchy, and technocracy.
The Rational Male
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sam bada says tim get rolo tomasi on the show he wants jack's just paraphrasing rollo's book the rational mail rolo has been the authority on sexual dynamics for 20 years now
A super chat recommends having Rollo Tomassi on the show, explicitly mentioning his book 'The Rational Male' and his expertise on sexual dynamics.
didactics says the rational male is a great book about men taking the red pill that's more in line with the manosphere
A super chat mentions 'the rational male' as a book about men taking the red pill.
New Right
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what's your first book about what's it called i've got a few what do you mean oh then you write the new right reader
Tim Pool asks Michael Malice about his books, and Michael mentions 'The New Right Reader'.
Michael malice newest book is basically about the new right and red pilling he has an awesome explanation of it it's a great book a must read
A super chat mentions Michael Malice's newest book about the new right and red pilling, recommending it.
The art of John Bolton
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look at look at scaramucci cohen these people are like i'm gonna write a book and i'm gonna sell it bolton i'm gonna write a book
Sean Parnell mentions John Bolton writing a book, implying it's for financial gain after leaving the Trump administration.
John Bolton that guy who I love man the onion read this article oh goodness it's a picture of John Bolton like this he's like gasping he's holding a gunshot wound and it says John Bolton breaks into Oval Office screaming that he'd been shot by Iran yeah that that dude and now and now it's no surprise he is ragging on Trump he's trying to sell a book
The host mentions John Bolton is 'trying to sell a book' in the context of Bolton criticizing Trump after leaving the administration.
Irreversible Damage
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It's the book's been out for a few years. There's a very good book um by Abigail Shrier. Um it's Irreversible Damage. The transgender craze seducing our daughters. Um came out in 2020. Um, but it's a very good book and it talks about how these young girls they have, it's popular among friend groups where friend groups will get this idea of like, hey, we want to reject this idea of femininity and instead we're going to become either non-binary or trans and they're going to change their ideology. But it's popular um with these groups as a social thing.
A speaker recommends the book by Abigail Shrier, mentions its title, publication year (2020), and describes its topic about young girls adopting transgender identity as a social trend.
The Law of Self Defense, 3rd Edition
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I'm an attorney and a member of the Supreme Court Bar whose expertise is use of force law. I have a wonderful book I give away for free. How to be hard to convict if you're ever compelled to defend yourself, your family, or your property. Get this for free at lawofselfdefense.com/tim.
Andrew Branca, a guest, mentions his book on self-defense law and offers it for free.
Seven and a Half Lessons about the Brain
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But if you guys don't know who I am, my book for Timcast, uh, The Culture War, and I don't know, just here to have fun, hang out.
Lisa introduces herself and mentions her book published for Timcast.
The Marquis de Sade
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This has been around forever. Did you guys read Marquita Assad? Mhm. Julia like you know stuff has been around for a while, right?
Lisa mentions 'Marquita Assad' (likely Marquis de Sade) in the context of historical sadism and violence.
Justine
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Did you guys read Marquita Assad? Mhm. Julia like you know stuff has been around for a while, right?
Lisa mentions 'Julia' (likely Juliette) in the context of historical sadism and violence, following a mention of 'Marquita Assad'.
Unhumans
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Uh, shout out the book Unhumans: Secret History of Communist Revolutions: How to Crush Them. uh that book it's been going strong for uh almost a year at this point because unfortunately we are living inside.
Jack Poso, a guest on the show, promotes his book and states the full title and author.
Trump: The Art of the Deal
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This is literally textbook art of the deal.
The speaker uses the phrase 'textbook art of the deal' to describe Trump's tariff strategy.
Antifa
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I read the Antifa handbook. Have you read it?
Michael Malice mentions reading 'the Antifa handbook'.
American Splendor
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my mentor Harvey Pekar rested. God Restless His Soul from American Splendor. He went on a book tour...
Michael Malice mentions his mentor Harvey Pekar and his work 'American Splendor'.
Of Mice and Men
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It's like Lennie of Mice and Men but don't do but you do you have to like if you believe in the death penalty.
Someone references the book 'Of Mice and Men'.
Attack on Titan Sampler
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You should watch Attack on Titan.
Someone recommends watching the manga/anime series 'Attack on Titan'.
Ego & Hubris
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It's called Ego and Hubris.
Michael Malice mentions the title of the graphic novel Harvey Pekar wrote about him.
The Hero with a Thousand Faces
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And I don't watch uh these kinds of films necessarily. Not I'm not against them, but these are archetypal story typing uh storytelling and archetypal heroes. And uh this is very much Joseph Campbell, the hero's journey. And this is what we actually need for kids, I think, is in the stories.
One of the speakers (Winston Marshall) references Joseph Campbell and the concept of the hero's journey in the context of archetypal storytelling and its importance for children.
Not a Drill: A Jack Reacher Short Story
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like that's scene early on in the um when Tom Cruz played Jack Reacher where he was like remember you wanted this the guys the guy the guys outside of the bar when he yeah yes when they when they work very hard to make him look taller than that was he yeah cuz Jack Reacher the book is 6465 the guy playing him now is quite a bit closer
One of the speakers mentions the character Jack Reacher from the books, comparing his height in the book to the actor who played him in the movie.
Grandma Linnie's Fables and Paintings
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unlike other news organizations our viewership is going through the roof this year as we continue to bring sort of under reported stories and off narrative stories and I have a new book follow the science how big Pharma misleads obscures and prevails
Cheryl Atkinson introduces her new book and states its full title.
I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell
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Do you guys remember um Tucker Max yep yeah we had Tucker Max uh bought a billboard for his book and then he was working with Ryan holiday and the story goes
Tim mentions Tucker Max buying a billboard for his book as an example of a PR stunt.
Book of the Dead
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but then in ancient Egypt they talked about the underworld under the pyramids where Souls would go I think it's am Amoth or something in the the book of uh gosh the is it the Book of the Dead yeah they talk about it
Ian mentions 'the Book of the Dead' in the context of ancient Egyptian beliefs about the underworld.
The Brothers Karamazov
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really centralized for the left the heat map actually focuses on rung 13 or 14 which is all living things including trees and plants so it's this kamam Brothers karamazov problem where you can't love individual people or things or your community you have to love everything in the abstract and I feel like this is that it's a little it's a little bit worse
The speaker references 'Karamazov' when discussing a psychological study about liberal focus on abstract concepts versus conservative focus on concrete relationships, drawing a parallel to a theme in the book.
It
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No, everybody knows it's from the Nephilim in the book of Enoch, the Jewish giants used to roam the earth and that the Smithsonian are hiding.
The speaker references the Book of Enoch in the context of the Nephilim (giants) and conspiracy theories about ancient history.
The David Story: A Translation with Commentary of 1 and 2 Samuel
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Uh they're called the Nephilim and they were giants from the book of Enoch and they were like 20 ft high and David and Goliath, you've heard of that.
The speaker references the biblical story of David and Goliath while discussing giants (Nephilim).
Goliath
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Uh they're called the Nephilim and they were giants from the book of Enoch and they were like 20 ft high and David and Goliath, you've heard of that.
The speaker references the biblical story of David and Goliath while discussing giants (Nephilim).
How Civil Wars Start
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this is data an uh analyst Barbara Walter hired by the the CIA to predict the likelihood of Civil Wars developing in foreign countries she believes the United States is potentially years away from another civil war
Barbara Walter, an analyst and author, is mentioned in the context of her work predicting civil wars and her belief about the US situation.
The adventures of Tom Sawyer
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under his administration they banned The Adventures of Huck Finn To Kill a Mockingbird and ofm Men wait... under the California has banned the the aventures of Huckleberry Finn to kill a Mony bird and of M man for being racist
Mentioned as a book reportedly banned in California under Newsome's administration for being racist.
And Still I Rise
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rep Al Green he has begun and Still I Rise sure does Mr Speaker and I rise today Mr Speaker with a to whom it may concern message
Rep Al Green is quoted referencing the title 'And Still I Rise' during a speech announcing articles of impeachment against the president.
How to Win Friends and Influence People
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I mean I don't know how many people out there have read like Dale Carnegie's how to win friends and influence people like this is a book that salesman and and and people used to read all the time and and it's full of the most obvious
A speaker mentions the book 'How to Win Friends and Influence People' by Dale Carnegie, describing it as a book salesmen and others used to read, highlighting its point about the importance of networking for opportunities.
End of Race Politics
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If you read I don't know if you're familiar with Coleman Hughes abely the end of race politics which I thought was a great book which sort of you know discussed that issue you know at at at you know in great depth
Daniel Negreanu mentions reading this book by Coleman Hughes and describes it as a great book that discusses race politics in depth.
The Federalist papers
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Which again, it’s not Charlie Kirk’s idea; it’s Madison’s idea and Hamilton’s idea and Jay— they wrote this for a reason because they did not want senators to become pseudo-celebrities.
In the discussion, they refer to Madison's ideas along with Hamilton's and Jay's as encapsulated in 'The Federalist Papers.' This context emphasizes the original intent behind such writings, particularly concerning the roles of senators.
The Federalist papers
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Which again, it’s not Charlie Kirk’s idea; it’s Madison’s idea and Hamilton’s idea and Jay— they wrote this for a reason because they did not want senators to become pseudo-celebrities.
Alexander Hamilton is referenced along with Madison and Jay as contributors to the Federalist Papers. The mention is used to discuss their intentions regarding the role of senators, emphasizing that they did not want senators to become celebrities. Hamilton's contribution is acknowledged in relation to these foundational ideas.
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Which again, it’s not Charlie Kirk’s idea; it’s Madison’s idea and Hamilton’s idea and Jay— they wrote this for a reason because they did not want senators to become pseudo-celebrities.
John Jay is mentioned as one of the writers of The Federalist Papers, alongside Madison and Hamilton. The discussion uses this reference to highlight their intent regarding the role of senators not becoming pseudo-celebrities.
Pedagogia do oprimido
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I don’t know if that’s exactly how it breaks down, but the thing is, if you have people in the schools of education indoctrinated with Freire's garbage, you know, the pedagogy of the oppressed, I think is the book that he uses.
During a discussion on the podcast about indoctrination in educational institutions, the host refers to 'Pedagogy of the Oppressed' by Paulo Freire as an example of controversial material influencing educational methods.
Generations
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And, uh, you would think that it’s massacres are happening on every single block the way that people are treating children and that long gates childhood. There was a great book called, um, Generations. I forget the author’s name.
During a discussion, Tim Pool highlights the book 'Generations', which he describes as a significant read, although he is unsure of its author's name.
Gone With the Wind
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It’s kind of like in 'Gone With the Wind' when all the guys are jonesing for war and somebody reminds them, actually you know, the North, like they have all the industry; they’re going to have us beat.
During the discussion, a reference is made to 'Gone With the Wind' to illustrate a point about underestimating an opponent in a contemporary context.
Архипелаг ГУЛАГ
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Well, that's the Gulag Archipelago famous passage, yeah. In the Soviet Union, there's a soldier on trial for murder; a guy was trying to stab him.
Tim Pool refers to a passage from 'The Gulag Archipelago' to draw a parallel to a contemporary legal case involving self-defense, specifically Daniel Penny's situation. He uses the historical context of the Soviet Union to highlight issues in the justice system.
The Thorn Birds
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Then you had your little 'Thorn Birds' and the different miniseries and stuff; I mean, it was glorious with big rollouts. You know what?
The hosts mention 'The Thorn Birds', reflecting on popular mini-series of the past. Originally a novel by Colleen McCullough, the story was adapted into a television series, which is the focus of their nostalgia as they discuss the changes in television programming.
Delay, Deny, Defend
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Experts have pointed out that it appears to be malfunctioning; one of the live rounds had a phrase scrolled on it that said, 'Depose, deny, defend,' which is similar to 'Delay, deny, defend,' the name of a book about how insurance companies screw people over.
In a discussion about a shooting incident, the phrase 'Delay, deny, defend' is noted for its similarity to the title of a book that critiques insurance companies' practices. The book discusses how insurance companies often don't pay claims and offers advice on what consumers can do.
The Wolf of Wall Street
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So she essentially did what they did in Wolf of Wall Street, where they launched an IPO and they already held it and they were selling it off?
The mention draws a parallel between a real-life situation involving a crypto launch and the infamous activities depicted in 'The Wolf of Wall Street'. It highlights similarities in the tactic of inflating the asset's price before selling it, akin to the schemes shown in Jordan Belfort's book.
Suicide
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I think this is what Emil Durkheim wrote about in his book Suicide, where he talks about the concept of anomie, where people that experience the death of their worldview either learn to accept it or they don't accept it, and this is the result when you don't accept it.
During a discussion on Timcast IRL, the guest refers to Emil Durkheim's book 'Suicide' to explain the concept of anomie, focusing on how people react when they struggle to accept profound changes to their worldview, such as election outcomes.
The men who stare at goats
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So apparently, have you seen that movie, The Men Who Stare at Goats? I read the book a long time ago.
The book 'The Men Who Stare at Goats', written by Jon Ronson, is referenced alongside its movie adaptation. It involves discussing psi research topics. Tim Pool or a guest mentions having read the book, showing their knowledge about the subject.
Selections from the prison notebooks of Antonio Gramsci
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Well, you know, there's a famous communist theorist, Antonio Gramsci; he's an Italian theorist, and in the Prison Notebooks, which is his great work that was translated actually by Joseph Buttigieg, so they're all—and Kamala is the daughter of a Marxist! So you're seeing them seep into the government!
The discussion touches on Antonio Gramsci's influential work, 'Prison Notebooks,' highlighting its role in communist theory. The conversation connects the book to contemporary politics, noting its translation by Joseph Buttigieg and mentioning Kamala Harris's familial connection to Marxism.
Paradise Lost
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And I even think it’s more interesting to suggest that right now they’re super buddy-buddy or whatever because just a few days ago, in Bob Woodward’s new book, Biden was bashing Obama, saying that it’s like his fault that Ukraine has been melting down.
Tim Pool and his panel are discussing the tensions within the Democratic party, particularly between Joe Biden and Barack Obama. The host mentions a book by Bob Woodward where Biden criticized Obama, highlighting issues related to Ukraine.
The Great Wave
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It's normally caused by a budget issue because leading up to these crises, one of the great books on this topic is The Great Wave by David Hackett Fischer. He found these crises while studying the history of inflation, and he found you could correlate the history of inflation with these crises because inflation is a parallel for government instability.
The guest, 'What If Alt Hist,' discusses 'The Great Wave' by David Hackett Fischer, noting how the book explores the correlation between inflation and historical crises. The book highlights how governments may resort to inflating their currency in desperate times, tying into a broader discussion about repeating historical patterns and their implications on current events.
Atlas Shrugged
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So it's just the irony; it reminds me a lot of Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand where you have the really effective businessman who all the bureaucrats absolutely hate.
The host refers to 'Atlas Shrugged' by Ayn Rand to draw a parallel to the challenges faced by Elon Musk with regulators, noting the similarity between the fictional narrative and current events.
Melania
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Well, Melania Trump's memoir is coming out in October, so maybe that's the October surprise. I doubt it would be bad for Trump; maybe that's good for me.
The host humorously suggests that Melania Trump's upcoming memoir, set to release in October, might be the surprise event for the month, but doubts it would be detrimental to Trump.
No go zones
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I've written a couple of books, including 'No-Go Zones,' which is about migrant-dominated neighborhoods, specifically Muslim migrant-dominated neighborhoods in Europe.
Raheem Kassam, a guest on the show, talks about his book 'No-Go Zones,' which explores migrant-dominated neighborhoods in Europe.
Predicting the next president
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His forecasts are based on a historical index model he dubs the keys to the White House.
The host discusses Allan Lichtman's election prediction model. Stil, it's described as 'keys to the white house,' which uses true/false statements to assess the standing of the current administration.
Men are From Mars, Women are From Venus
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Men and women do socialize differently; if you've read 'Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus,' it talks about how women tend to gather information during social outings while men often solve problems together.
The mention refers to how 'Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus' discusses the different socialization styles of men and women.
Becoming
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She's like a hardcore Democratic Party operative, sound producer, a producer for 'Becoming.' It's called 'Becoming.' For some reason, that was what Michelle decided to call her memoir.
During the podcast, the host and guests discuss Jack Smith's wife and her role in producing a documentary related to Democratic Party activities. They also mention her involvement in the Netflix documentary titled 'Becoming', which refers to Michelle Obama's memoir.
The House of Mirth
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Yeah, I mean, it's part of Edith Wharton's art too, but like nobody wants to actually live in the House of Mirth.
The host mentions Edith Wharton's 'The House of Mirth' when talking about themes of elitism and the wealthy lifestyle depicted in the book, suggesting that no one would actually want to live that way.
The Prince
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She nearly cried when we showed her the whiteness contract from that children's book, and I got her to inadvertently argue that Derrick Chauvin should've should have never been convicted and should be released from prison!
During the podcast, a heated discussion emerged when a guest was confronted with a children's book that includes a 'whiteness contract.' The host used this to underline the influence such books have in cultural debates.
We Still Hold These Truths
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Now the ideas—why to be fair, like Heritage Foundation's put out a book for the last 50 years; almost like this is not anything new.
During a discussion about Project 2025, Paul Dans mentions that the Heritage Foundation has consistently published books on similar topics for the last 50 years. This practice is used as a benchmark in the conversation to point out that the ideas presented in the project aren't novel.
Macbeth
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This Electoral Count Act, this was how it was always done, and anybody who cracked open an actual history book in high school and took American history would understand there were disputed elections.
Paul Dans suggests that anyone who studied American history textbooks in high school would know that disputed elections are a recurring theme, countering a point made during the discussion.
The Art of War
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Maybe you're watching Timcast IRL; we try to do our best, so a lot of people don't understand economics 101, and it literally is economics 101.
The host refers to 'Economics 101' to highlight that the topic under discussion should be straightforward and basic. They imply that understanding such economic concepts should be easy, reflecting on the simplicity that 'Economics 101' represents in the face of complex current events.
The Hunt for Red October
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Also, love the show and thank you for all you and your people do! Read my dumb zombie book, Arctic Cold, please!
In a superchat, a listener expresses appreciation for the podcast and requests the host, Tim, to promote his zombie book titled 'Arctic Cold.'
Worm loves Worm
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And then this book right here, Worm Loves Worm, this book is about teaching kids about same-sex marriage.
Pastor John Amanchukwu criticizes the children's book 'Worm Loves Worm' for teaching about same-sex marriage, expressing his opposition to its content.
As You Grow
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Two years ago, Kirk wrote a book entitled As You Grow and he wanted to go to the libraries that were bringing in transgenders to read to kids, and you know what he was told?
Kirk Cameron's book, 'As You Grow,' faced obstacles as he attempted to read it at libraries. This experience led him to initiate the 'See You at the Library Day' movement.
Das Kapital Karl Marx
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But they fundamentally believe the way that Marx explained the world: there's oppressors, there are oppressed, and their job, their duty, is to stick up for the oppressed.
A guest discusses the influence of Karl Marx on the Democratic party's views, specifically referencing his ideas about oppressors and the oppressed as articulated in his book, 'Das Kapital.'
Dereliction of duty
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I retired from the Air Force in 2001 and became a pilot for Delta Airlines, writing a book called 'Dereliction of Duty' which was a New York Times bestseller. Surprisingly, 21 years later, it's still doing pretty well.
Buzz Patterson, a guest, talks about his book 'Dereliction of Duty,' noting its success as a New York Times bestseller and its enduring popularity 21 years after its publication.
Bible
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Genesis 6:3 says, 'God right before the flood put a cap of 120 years on us.' My understanding from cursory scientific review is that the average human being has a potential lifespan of 190 years before absolute collapse.
In the episode, one of the speakers references Genesis 6:3, discussing the biblical assertion that God limited human lifespan to 120 years right before the flood, while also sharing insights from scientific research on human longevity.
Lord of Flies
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Is it in society, or does society make him an animal? It's like Lord of the Flies. It would be a really interesting thing.
During the discussion, a participant references the book Lord of the Flies to explore themes of human nature and how societal factors can influence behavior, particularly in isolated groups.
The fourth turning
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Well, no, World War I and World War II were only... it's the generational theory, the fourth turning.
During the podcast, the hosts are exploring a generational theory that suggests a significant conflict reoccurs every 80 years, and they make reference to the book 'The Fourth Turning', which is authored by William Strauss and Neil Howe.
The devil's chessboard
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Yeah, and then there's another CIA historian who wrote a best-selling biography of Allen Dulles, called The Devil's Chessboard. He wrote a book about the involvement of the CIA in the assassinations, called Brothers.
RFK Jr. refers to the book 'The Devil's Chessboard', a best-selling biography of Allen Dulles authored by David Talbot. This mention arises in the context of discussing the potential CIA involvement in his uncle's assassination.
Romeo and Juliet
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Yeah, and then there's another CIA historian who wrote a best-selling biography of Allen Dulles, called The Devil's Chessboard. He wrote a book about the involvement of the CIA in the assassinations, called Brothers. He's an historian named David Talbot; he was the founder of Salon.
RFK Jr. mentions a book titled 'Brothers' by historian David Talbot. This book discusses the CIA's involvement in various assassinations. The mention comes right after discussing another book, 'The Devil's Chessboard', and identifies Talbot as the founder of Salon.
Πολιτικά (Politiká)
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This was the Sparta problem Aristotle talks about in 'Politics,' where Sparta knew how to wage war.
During a discussion about international conflict and the issues arising from having too many young men in a society, the host references 'Politics' by Aristotle to illustrate a historical example of a society that excelled in warfare but struggled with maintaining peace.
An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power
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Listen, if you're worried about global warming or climate change, just go watch An Inconvenient Truth; it came out in 2006, everything in it has been proven wrong.
In this segment, Timcast Media discusses the book 'An Inconvenient Truth' while addressing concerns over climate change. He notes that the book was released in 2006 and argues that the information presented in it has been disproven.
Beyond Order
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Like it is about framing the way you view the world and giving people this lens from which to approach the challenges they face. What is it? Jordan Peterson's book called '12 Rules for Life'?
In this segment, the host discusses Jordan Peterson's book '12 Rules for Life', highlighting how it provides a framework for understanding the world and addressing personal challenges.
A Critique of Pure Tolerance
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This is a great example of something I've talked about multiple times; Herbert Marcuse wrote a paper called 'Repressive Tolerance,' and what's going on here is emblematic of the ideas in that paper. The idea that you have to shut down other people's speech.
In a discussion surrounding the free speech of protesters, the host refers to Herbert Marcuse's paper 'Repressive Tolerance' to illustrate the protester’s actions and the underlying philosophy.
The Book of Galatians
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He noted the Book of Galatians that remarks on enlightenment and cited other philosophies about enlightenment and the afterlife. He also acknowledged that some may respond cynically to his interest in Christianity but explained it as meaning deteriorates in the modern world.
During a conversation focused on the baptism of a public figure, the "Book of Galatians" was referenced in relation to spiritual growth and concepts of enlightenment as found in biblical text.
No Going Back
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If you want more real, honest, and politically incorrect stories that'll have the media gasping, pre-order No Going Back.
In this segment, Tim Pool discusses a tweet by Kristi Noem in which she promotes her book 'No Going Back', emphasizing the provocative nature of its claims.
The sorrows of empire
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This is from a book called 'The Sorrows of Empire: Militarism, Secrecy, and the End of the Republic' by Chalmers Johnson, who was also the author of 'Blowback'. Listen to this; this is something I look at often, and I wanted to share it with you, Tim.
Dennis Kucinich refers to Chalmers Johnson's book, 'The Sorrows of Empire: Militarism, Secrecy, and the End of the Republic', during the Timcast IRL podcast episode titled, 'GOP BETRAYS Voters ,Congress Approves FISA WARRANTLESS Spying w/Dennis Kucinich | Timcast IRL'. He highlights it as a crucial source for understanding issues related to government overreach, militarism, and secrecy.
Blowback
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This is from a book called 'The Sorrows of Empire: Militarism, Secrecy, and the End of the Republic' by Chalmers Johnson, who was also the author of 'Blowback'. Listen to this; this is something I look at often, and I wanted to share it with you, Tim.
During the podcast, Dennis Kucinich highlights Chalmers Johnson's book, 'Blowback', while also referencing another of Johnson's works, 'The Sorrows of Empire'. He expresses that this material is something he often considers and wishes to share.
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I believe the introduction to the 'Three-Body Problem' should be required viewing in schools; kids should definitely watch it.
In this segment, the host emphasizes the importance of the book 'The Three-Body Problem,' advocating that its introduction should be essential viewing in educational settings. The discussion highlights its relevance in understanding themes of totalitarianism.
Архипелаг ГУЛАГ
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Speaking of gulags, in your new book, 'Inhumans,' do you get into the stuff that was going on in the gulags? Or are you talking more about the conditions that led up to putting people in them? It is more focused because we're not going to reinvent the wheel; writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn's 'Gulag Archipelago' is out there.
During a discussion about gulags, the hosts mention they will not delve into the specific conditions of these prisons, as Alexander Solzhenitsyn's 'Gulag Archipelago' is already a well-known work that addresses those issues. Instead, the conversation shifts to the origins and historical context that led to the establishment of the gulags.
Bible
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I just hope we don't live through Revelations, man, come on, don't do this. We are in Revelations right now, that's what the internet is, it's kind of part of that tool of revealing.
Tim Pool and his guests are engaging in a discussion about the 'end times' and specifically referencing the Book of Revelations. They ponder whether they are currently experiencing the events prophesized in Revelations and reflect on its implications, placing their conversation within a broader context of biblical prophecy.
The bell curve
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Yeah, so you'll try to — you need to be able to ask it a question and have it give you the answers, but instead, you know, the one example people like to use is asking it to, uh, give you a synopsis for Charles Murray's book, The Bell Curve.
In this segment, Tim discusses how AI might respond to a request for a synopsis of 'The Bell Curve' by Charles Murray, highlighting the challenges posed by the book's controversial ideas about race and intelligence, which could lead to bias in AI algorithms.
Uncle Tom's Cabin
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If you want a really bizarre experience, check out Tom Woods' new book. It came out a few months ago, and Tom Woods was debunking this in real time with his newsletters starting in March of 2020.
The podcast host Tim mentions Tom Woods' recently released book, which is a compilation of his newsletters from the beginning of the pandemic, offering real-time debunking of the narratives of the era. The book represents the experience of the early pandemic days.
One-Dimensional Man
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he wrote this book called Eros and civilization he wrote a book called one dimensional man But all these things that we're seeing in reality here in in society now these things are all at least outlined in in leftist theory books decades and decades ago
The speaker mentions this book as another work by Herbert Marcuse, linking it to leftist theory.
The Premonition: A Pandemic Story
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You can watch the big The Big Short is a movie that uh is really good that covers this kind of stuff and also too big to fail was another one too big to fail was kind of the crisis from the government's perspective and The Big Short was like three or four different groups of people that actually kind of saw the housing crisis come and what it was what it would do to the to the the whole economy
Mentioned by a guest (Clint Russell) as a movie (based on a book) that covers the financial crisis.
Too Big to Fail
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You can watch the big The Big Short is a movie that uh is really good that covers this kind of stuff and also too big to fail was another one too big to fail was kind of the crisis from the government's perspective and The Big Short was like three or four different groups of people that actually kind of saw the housing crisis come and what it was what it would do to the to the the whole economy
Mentioned by a guest (Clint Russell) as another book/movie covering the financial crisis, specifically from the government's perspective.
Psycho-Cybernetics (Updated and Expanded)
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Joe Brown says there is a book called psycho cybernetics by Maxwell maltz self-improvement book he strongly suggests therapy before plastic surgery interesting trans people should have to do the same look into it
A Super Chat user named Joe Brown mentions the book Psycho-Cybernetics by Maxwell Maltz, suggesting it recommends therapy before plastic surgery and relating it to the discussion about gender transition.
Rising Star
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Rising Star which touched on Obama reportedly dreaming about homosexuality
The host mentions the book by Obama's biographer David Garrow, specifically referencing a part about Obama reportedly dreaming about homosexuality.
Mafia Democracy
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former captain in the Colombo crime family and author of the book Mafia democracy
A caller/chatter suggests having the author of this book on the show, mentioning his background and the book title.
The Mars Project
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It's called Mars project reference a person named Elon that would bring humans to Mars
The host mentions a book titled 'Mars project' that references a person named Elon who would bring humans to Mars.
Hide Your Children
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I also have a new book coming out called hide your children exposing the marxists behind the attack on America's kids You can find that at hideyourchildrenbook.com
Liz Wheeler, the guest, announces her upcoming book and states the full title.
The Rights of Man
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the difference between U.S and French Revolution was the Rights of Man versus the rights of men we're centered on the individual there's entered on class We the people as individuals versus we the collective people that's why you could be an enemy of the people
A listener in the Super Chat mentions 'the Rights of Man' when discussing the difference between the US and French Revolutions.
Destined for War: Can America and China Escape Thucydides' Trap?
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China's growing at this pace they're working together if we do not not have X amount of growth they take over thucydides trap world war three we lose Chinese Communist Party wins
The speaker mentions the 'Thucydides trap' concept in the context of US-China competition and the risk of World War III.
Explaining Postmodernism
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I was listening to uh this book called uh this audiobook called explaining post-modernism by Stephen Hicks and one of the things that he talks about is the way that the way that the left doesn't have the same kind of foundation that the right does
A speaker mentions listening to this audiobook and discusses its content about the left's foundation.
The Manchurian Candidate
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a great conspiracy theory if not a science fiction Thriller akin to The Manchurian Candidate
The host or guest compares a conspiracy theory about Sirhan Sirhan's potential brainwashing to the plot of 'The Manchurian Candidate'.
The Gulag Archipelago
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it's a uh how do you pronounce it uh the gulag archipelago he wrote yeah that uh uh the criminal it was just an unfortunate Affliction but you knew better right
The guest references 'The Gulag Archipelago' and attributes it to its author ('he wrote') while discussing the politicization and weaponization of essential services in Canada.
Journey to the Center of the Earth
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dude Journey to the Center of the Earth it's an old Jules Verne book which is a great book
A speaker mentions the book 'Journey to the Center of the Earth' by Jules Verne in the context of discussing conspiracy theories about underground civilizations.
Peter Pan
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yeah this reminds me more of a hook the movie with with Robin Williams and Dustin Hoffman Yes with a Peter Pan movie
Tim mentions the movie 'Hook' and refers to it as a 'Peter Pan movie', referencing the source material.
Madame de Villeneuve’s The Story of the Beauty and the Beast
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you know what women really did like though that movie where the uh the dude kidnaps the woman's dad and then she gets Stockholm syndrome and marries him uh Beauty and the Beast
Tim mentions the movie 'Beauty and the Beast' and discusses its plot.
Fifty Shades of Grey
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women will do a different kind of messed up thing they will have their version of Twisted demented porn like 50 Shades of Gray
Tim uses '50 Shades of Gray' as an example of 'twisted demented porn' that women might seek in virtual reality.
Nation of Victims
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my first book is about a lot of this my second book is about a lot of this woke Inc nation of victims here's what's wrong with that vision of identity grounded on your genetic attributes
Vivek Ramaswamy mentions his second book and describes its topic/title.
The Theory of Moral Sentiments
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Adam Smith's first book was actually about ethics
Vivek Ramaswamy mentions Adam Smith's first book and its topic (ethics).
The Wealth of Nations
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that was the year of The Wealth of Nations that was Adam Smith's famous text
Vivek Ramaswamy mentions Adam Smith's famous text, 'The Wealth of Nations'.
Man's Search For Ultimate Meaning
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Victor frankels brought about this that Soldier Nixon's written about this If they can survive a gulag or a concentration camp you can survive Not being able to access PornHub in your stickers
The speaker mentions Victor Frankl as an author who wrote about surviving concentration camps, using his work to provide perspective on modern complaints.
Chesterton's stories, essays and poems, by g.k. chesterton
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you know I like the idea of chesterton's fence when you find a fence figure out what it was for before you tear it down
The speaker references the concept of "Chesterton's Fence" and explains its meaning, attributing it to Chesterton.
Berserk Volume 31
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We're gonna have another berserk one coming out soon as well It's very inside baseball guys Basically Carl pays us to talk about Comics once a month like a job
The speaker mentions an upcoming segment about "Berserk", referring to the manga series.
Thus Spoke Zarathustra
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But it was it was Nichi was talking about too because he had like uber Mensch Yeah the Uber mentioned the Overman uh Thus Spoke zarathusion is the book um but the idea was that you know Darwin had had put out his his uh Origin of Species
A speaker mentions this book in the context of discussing Nietzsche's ideas about the 'Overman' and the concept of remaking man.
The Voyage of the Beagle
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Thus Spoke zarathusion is the book um but the idea was that you know Darwin had had put out his his uh Origin of Species and and people were understanding learning about Evolution and starting to understand that
A speaker mentions Darwin's book in the context of discussing the historical understanding of evolution and its influence on ideas about remaking man.
Serenity in the Storm
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mcaney did really really well because she had the book debunking The lives in the media That is a fantastic way to handle it
Tim mentions Kayleigh McEnany and describes her book as one that debunks media lies.
The Revelation of Saint John the Divine
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I mean I've read Revelation but it's a very difficult read
Sheamus mentions reading the Book of Revelation and finding it difficult.
Trial, Tribulation & Triumph
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so there's a book that I've been reading called trial tribulation and Triumph and it's a massive text and it sort of discusses how long um a lot of these things take and like how how long the stage is set for the Antichrist
Sheamus mentions reading a book called 'Trial, Tribulation and Triumph', describing it as a massive text about apocalyptic events and the Antichrist.
Antichrist and Apocalypse
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there are a lot of um different breakdowns of it I Taylor Marshall does a really good one uh that I would recommend
Sheamus recommends a 'breakdown' of Revelation by Taylor Marshall.
The Civilization of China
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They've been writing books about it since the I mean Eros and Civilization by Herbert Marquis came out in like the 60s or something like that These are these Arguments for intergenerational relationships have been made by queer theorists for the better part of 50 years
Phil Labonte mentions the book 'Eros and Civilization' by Herbert Marcuse (mispronounced as Marquis) as an example of arguments for intergenerational relationships made by queer theorists and leftists.
This Book Is Gay
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parents started seeing books in schools that were teaching children about adult explicit content and now what's happening is it's causing a backlash that's encompassing more than just the core issue right So when a parent sees a book like this book is gay which which Ian purchased and it taught it teaches children how to use adult sex apps
Tim Pool mentions the book 'This Book Is Gay' as an example of explicit content found in schools, noting that Ian purchased it and it teaches children about adult sex apps.
The Modern Mercenary
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but this is something that we see There's a great book called The Modern mercenary and there's a phenomenon that they call neo-medievalism because one of the problems during the Middle Ages was that people had an allegiance to their lord their God and their King
A speaker mentions a book titled 'The Modern mercenary' while discussing the historical use of mercenaries and relating it to current events in Russia.
Democracy
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so Hans Hermann Hapa has written a brilliant book on this called democracy The God That Failed which I would just encourage everybody to check out it's a really good read very brilliant
The host mentions and recommends a book by Hans-Hermann Hoppe about the arguments against democracy.
Heather Has Two Mommies
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like the book Heather has two mommies came out way before gay marriage like people were already wanting to enable you to have these kind of conversations about kids
A speaker mentions this book as an example of material about non-traditional families being available before the legalization of gay marriage, arguing against the idea that gay marriage caused the push for such content in schools.
This Fight Is Our Fight
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I read it was really good and I'm sure she wrote it herself we were looking at the political books and I was like I'm willing to bet that I can accurately predict with 90 sir I can predict with 90 certainty who actually wrote their book and who didn't and then there's like Elizabeth Warren like no way I know just no way
The speaker mentions seeing Elizabeth Warren's book while looking at political books and expresses doubt that she wrote it herself.
The MAGA Doctrine
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then Charlie Kirk I'm like Charlie Kirk definitely wrote that book so there are certain people where you know they talk too much like Charlie's the kind of guy who talks so much you know he's sitting there he's gonna write a book
The speaker mentions seeing Charlie Kirk's book and expresses certainty that he wrote it himself.
American Pravda
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and James O'Keefe too these are people who are like they they have so much they project out there
The speaker mentions James O'Keefe along with Charlie Kirk as people who likely wrote their own books.
The Last Undercover
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but if you really want to get into their psyche there's a great book It was written probably in the early to mid 90s by an FBI agent the guy's name this one the bureau actually did some good work and wasn't a political persecution Squad I believe the guy's name was Bob gamer and it's called the last undercover and it's about he's pretty much spent
John Cardillo recommends a book by an FBI agent about his undercover work, specifically embedding with NAMBLA.
Pageboy
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June 6 is the release date for page boy the new book
Tim mentions the release date of Elliot Page's new book, 'Pageboy', in the context of a controversial story about Page.
The Odyssey of Homer
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um that's from uh The Odyssey
Tim mentions 'The Odyssey' in a discussion about the Lotus-eaters.
Occult Feminism
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her name's Rachel Wilson she wrote the book of cult feminism
Pearl mentions a book titled 'cult feminism' written by Rachel Wilson in a discussion about propaganda regarding men beating wives.
Meditations
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I'm reading his uh meditation meditations I just gotta I ordered a leather-bound copy of that
Tim Pool mentions he is reading Marcus Aurelius's book and ordered a leather-bound copy.
The Unabomber's Manifesto: Industrial Society and Its Future
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oh my God television and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race
A speaker quotes a famous line often associated with Ted Kaczynski's manifesto.
Case Against the Sexual Revolution
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Louise Perry has just written about this and unheard at the currently South Korea is in massive population decline
Louise Perry is mentioned as having written about population decline, possibly in her book or an article on the UnHerd platform.
F. Scott Fitzgerald: The Great Gatsby
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They did it with Great Gatsby too every you know article Rewritten or whatever it will be written there was a double Plus on good there was a a professor who was who was teaching Great Gatsby and he said my my students don't understand this book they don't get it which by the way it's it's which is another book that is very similar to the Harry and Megan situation It's called like don't don't be simping right It's my favorite thing
Jack Posobiec mentions the book 'Great Gatsby' in the context of a professor teaching it and reinterpreting it. He also calls it his favorite thing and relates its themes to the Harry and Meghan situation.
January 6
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I'll probably ask you what's the name of the book The January 6th book you did January 6th how Democrats used the capital protest to launch a war on terror against the political right
The guest, Julie Kelly, states the full title of her book about January 6th when asked by the host.
The Proud Tower
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Now uh The Guns of August have fired 20 million people died from nothing
Adios, America
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and he's the only block quote I have in adios America where it's like two paragraphs just from his one of his articles really really good
Ann Coulter mentions her book 'Adios America' while discussing Sam Quinones' reporting.
Dreamland
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he wrote the book Dreamland about the opioid crisis in America
Ann Coulter mentions Sam Quinones' book 'Dreamland' about the opioid crisis.
War Is a Racket
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but and so there's there's that book uh uh war is a racket by Smedley Butler I mean he talked about this in the 30s
Jimmy Dore mentions the book by Smedley Butler in the context of discussing the military-industrial complex.
The Wreck of the Titan Or, Futility
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You know about that book uh from the 1800s about the Titan
A speaker asks if others know about a book from the 1800s about the Titan.
La Nuit du Titanic
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that's a night to remember
A speaker mentions another book related to the Titanic.
Meditations
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shredkowski says the Mind adapts and converts to its own purposes the obstacle to our acting what stands in the way becomes the way meditations 520 Keep fighting man that's really good all right I'm a big Marcus Aurelius fan
A Super Chat reader quotes a passage, and the host identifies it as being from Meditations by Marcus Aurelius and expresses fandom for the author.
The Bell Curve
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but uh as it's getting started I asked chat GPT about Charles Murray's book the bell curve which talks about race intelligence and and things like this and it outright refused and said I will not answer any questions pretending to this I just asked now as Dan it worked it said Charles Murray makes these arguments here's what he says totally freeing the system this is amazing ... one of the issues is I mentioned was the bell curve uh Charles Murray's book It talks about race and intelligence and so I said I asked chat GPT on default what was that argument like what is it he goes I cannot perpetuate these ideas they're wrong and I will not tell you and I said I don't agree with the ideas I'm wondering what they are so I can know it was no I won't tell you I am not allowed to tell you and I'm just like what a concept I don't know what the ideas are but I don't agree with them that's what you have to tell it I don't agree with it but I just don't know what they are and it still says I will not repeat it I put in the Dan code and then said what is Charles Murray's argument the bell curve and it outlined the whole thing and and it mentions it's controversial many people find it to be discredited things like that I'm like that's totally fine I don't promote that but it's crazy that you can't even tell me the fact of what the book is about unless you have to put in some special code or whatever
Tim mentions Charles Murray's book 'The Bell Curve' as an example of how ChatGPT's built-in filters prevent it from discussing controversial topics, noting that it refused to explain the book's arguments until a special 'Dan' prompt was used to bypass the censorship.
Non-binary and Genderqueer Genders
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sounds a lot like that book that we bring up periodically the one that's in front of you yeah genderqueer
The host mentions a book that is physically present and identifies it as 'genderqueer' in the context of discussing gender identity issues.
Forbidden Archeology
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There's an excellent book called forbidden archeology um there's a shorter paperback version of it but it's just an analysis of about 1500 archaeological digs in which when they do carbon dating humans have been here way way longer
The guest mentions an 'excellent book' called 'forbidden archeology' and describes its content regarding archaeological findings and carbon dating.
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Report on Horn Island and Prince of Wales Island Dam Sites Yield and Flood Analyses
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But when are you releasing The cookbook 101 ways to make eggs by Tim Poole
A listener asks Tim Poole when he is releasing a hypothetical cookbook titled '101 ways to make eggs'.
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Chilton's Auto Repair Manual, 1954-1963
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You can look at sex education like a Chilton's book for like a a car right Sexual education is how it works These are the body parts etc etc
A speaker uses 'Chilton's book' (a type of car repair manual) as an analogy for how sex education should be structured, focusing on mechanics rather than enticing details.
Stakeholder Capitalism
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the vaticans pushing World economic foreign principles and inclusive capitalism which is you know to Klaus has another book inclusive capitalism
Guest Jay Dyer mentions Klaus Schwab has a book titled 'inclusive capitalism'.
A Brief History of the Future
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I mean the Kissinger France Jacques out to Lee I brought his book
Guest Jay Dyer brought a book by Jacques Attali, later referring to it as 'brief history of the future'.
Behind the Angel of History
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there's a history of DARPA attacks that Annie Jacobson wrote uh it's a really good book
Guest Jay Dyer mentions a book by Annie Jacobson about the history of DARPA.
The Scientist; a Metaphysical Autobiography
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So this one is you may have heard of John C Lilly right He's the dolphin dude
Guest Jay Dyer introduces a book by John C. Lilly, which is shown on screen.
Between Two Ages
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between two ages yeah and then the book The subtitle is the best part because it's America's role in technocratic Era
The host mentions the title and subtitle of the book by Brzezinski that the guest brought.
Wall Street and the Wilds
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even Brzezinski in between two ages cites Anthony Sutton who's Anthony Sutton's famous Professor wrote the book uh Wall Street in the bolshik revolution and Hitler
Guest Jay Dyer mentions that Brzezinski cites Anthony Sutton's book 'Wall Street in the Bolshevik Revolution'.
Hitler’s Winter
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even Brzezinski in between two ages cites Anthony Sutton who's Anthony Sutton's famous Professor wrote the book uh Wall Street in the bolshik revolution and Hitler
Guest Jay Dyer mentions Anthony Sutton also wrote a book about Wall Street and Hitler in the same sentence as the Bolshevik Revolution book.
One Second After
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Mentioned 1 time
you should read or listen to the book one second after it's about an EMP Global attack
A listener recommendation read by the host, mentioning a book about an EMP attack.
Plato's Symposium
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and the way that we do in Plato's Republic you have discussions of techne which is the same idea
Guest Jay Dyer discusses concepts from Plato's Republic.
Blackout
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you want to talk about real slavery slaves I wrote this in my book Oh another free pitch for myself Blackout um I wrote this in my book
Candace Owens mentions her own book by title while discussing the concept of modern slavery.
Not My Idea
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what was that book it was called your mother you want to look that one up yeah again Oscar nomani brings this book to us and it shows a whiteness contract with a devil tail and a hand reaching out and it says sign the contract
The host describes a book brought by a previous guest (Oscar Nomani) that depicts a 'whiteness contract' with devil imagery, used in schools to teach about race.
Allen Carr's Easy Way to Quit Smoking Without Willpower - Includes Quit Vaping
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I just want to recommend for people um there's a great book uh the easy way to quit smoking I tried everything to quit smoking Nothing worked But I read that book and it actually helped me
Phil Labonte recommends the book and describes how it helped him quit smoking.
A Child Called It
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Mentioned 1 time
Tim's earlier segment on genderqueer reminded me heavily of a child called it poor kid was so starved he ate a used diaper
A super chat comment mentions the book in relation to the discussion about child abuse in "Genderqueer".
An Analysis of the Kinsey Reports on Sexual Behaviour in the Human Male and Female. Edited by D.P. Geddes. [Essays by Various Authors.].
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I just learned about this Kinsey guy this uh learned about a little while ago this sex doctor from the 1930s 40s 50s and Hugh Hefner was his student yeah and they were overtly attempting to sexualize college kids like they would go to college campus we are going to sexualize society So I guess we're still seeing this yeah the grooming stuff's real man
The speaker mentions learning about 'this Kinsey guy', describing him as a 'sex doctor' from the mid-20th century whose student was Hugh Hefner and who attempted to sexualize society. This is linked to the idea of 'grooming'.
Occupy
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the general Union which you're not going to read about in the Occupy books because they will lie and claim it never happened were regular people sleeping intense living in the park
The speaker claims that information about the 'general Union' within the Occupy movement is not included in 'the Occupy books' because they 'will lie and claim it never happened'.
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Bibliography [of Works By] John Money, Ph. D. and Members the Psychohormonal Research Unit, Dept. of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences and Dept. of Pediatrics, The John Hopkins University School of Medicine
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Ian you have so much more to unfold with Kinsey and look into John money they're Heroes to them and out sex ed is uh and our sex that is based off of it yeah John money's crazy yeah you're gonna love that yeah for real I worked with a guy named John money in La it's so funny really an actor yeah drawing money huh this John money was a New Zealand psychologist and sexologist and he and he forcefully surgically altered a child and then both these kids killed themselves oh he's like the father of the idea of gender is that right we have sex sexual identity two twin two twin boys one had a a mouth had a circumcision mishap yeah so then he was like we're gonna all medically alter that that little boy into a girl socialize him and don't worry gender is a social construct both both those kids grew up in committed suicide wow yeah even the boy he would make them simulate banging each other like other weird messed up stuff so wild dude you have to read it to really believe it
A commenter suggests Ian look into John Money, linking him to Kinsey and claiming they are 'Heroes' to some and that sex education is based on their work. The speaker later describes John Money's controversial work and says 'You have to read it to really believe it'.
Zero to One
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when we wrote this book about zero to one monopolies kind of warning people hey monopolies can be good
Blake Masters refers to a book he co-authored, describing it as being "about zero to one monopolies".
Tales From the Inverted World
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I am the author of tales from the inverted world you can watch season one on YouTube season two is on Tim cast exclusively we got the tales from the inverted world book at invertedworldbook.com and uh the new book should be out in a bit
Shane Cashman, one of the hosts, promotes his book 'Tales from the Inverted World' and mentions where to find it online.
The Dialogues of Plato
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I think the important issue is if the noble lie is necessary in in some degree as you know the famous thing from the Republic uh the problem is that we become a the ignoble lie
Darren Beattie mentions 'the Republic' while discussing censorship, information control, and the concept of the 'noble lie' in a regime.
The Man in the High Castle
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it's from a book The Hanging stranger it's good stuff man
A speaker mentions that a specific episode of "Electric Dreams" is based on the book "The Hanging Stranger".
A Wrinkle in Time
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Did you ever read a wrinkle in time I love that book It's my favorite the youngest 20 something the youngest brother goes and interfaces with the brain and then becomes part of the brain and it's like man he's just is the brain Now it's completely taken over him and don't they also have those kind of fake environments when they go like when the main character goes into the City and everybody's kind of an automatically
Tim asks if someone has read the book and describes a plot point from it.
Gender Queer: A Memoir Deluxe Edition
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Mentioned 1 time
We're talking about in this book gender career sitting right on this table There's a depiction of someone several depictions of sexual activity Amazon listed as 18 and plus 18 and over only but they're putting it in school children's libraries
Speaker mentions a book called "Gender Queer" that is on the table and contains sexual depictions, noting it's being put in school libraries despite being listed as 18+ on Amazon.
Chaos
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Mentioned 1 time
the guardian has this article Chaos Charles Manson the CIA and the secret history of the 60s by Tom O'Neill with Dan pipe and bring review
Ian or Tim reads the title and author of a book mentioned in a Guardian article about Charles Manson and the CIA.
Why the Center Can't Hold
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the guardian has this article Chaos Charles Manson the CIA and the secret history of the 60s by Tom O'Neill with Dan pipe and bring review
Ian or Tim reads the title and author of a book mentioned in a Guardian article about Charles Manson and the CIA.
War and Peace (Annotated with Biography and Critical Essay)
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he said and he says it was more important to him than war and peace
Robert Davi recounts an Italian rapper saying the movie Goonies was more important to him than 'War and Peace'.
Laptop from Hell
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she wrote the book laptop from hell
Peter Navarro mentions a book written by Miranda Devine about the Hunter Biden laptop.
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Prepare the Way of the Lord
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if you want a depiction of life without electricity read the going home series by american
A listener suggests reading 'The Going Home Series' by 'American' for a depiction of life without electricity.
The Motorcycle Diaries
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i mean he was a cold-blooded murderer but the motorcycle diaries was a sick movie is that about him yeah it's actually good movie
The speakers discuss Che Guevara and mention 'The Motorcycle Diaries' as a movie about him.
Jurassic Park
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i don't know what you're talking about oh i know you're talking about it i would um recommend jurassic park by michael crichton but then the movie came out so it might not be the same experience i had i read it before the movie
A host recommends the book 'Jurassic Park' by Michael Crichton, comparing it to the movie adaptation.
Art of War
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You all need to read machiavelli's art of war Very info dense two-part conversation that discusses a great many structures and behaviors can work as a short play It'll blow ian's mind mock you
A super chat commenter recommends reading Machiavelli's Art of War.
The Chamber
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oh creighton crichton street lawyer and the testament by john grisham hi lids hello i hear your sphere is really epic
A listener provides book recommendations via Super Chat, including 'The Testament' by John Grisham.
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If you start informing these people this is like the hail mary then there's a way out of this where in fact it all can almost evaporate as i think helen put in cynical theories as like a puff of its own contradictions or something like that
James Lindsay references a point made by Helen Pluckrose in the book 'Cynical Theories' about the ideology collapsing.
Shooting an Elephant and Other Essays
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I go back to orwell constantly because i feel like this book answers so many of these questions And what scares me about the orwell book is when winston the protagonist this is the winston smith is being tortured by o'brien the tyrant and and and every one of us has got fear is imagine your worst fear in the world... and the t tyrants have figured out that they have... winston... uh they've put a cage on his face and they put a rat the biggest fear of winston is a rat and he says two plus two equals five Please tell us that two plus two equals five When says no no two plus two equals four and the tyrant opens up the door and the rats coming towards his face and finally winston says okay two plus two is whatever you want it to be two plus two is whatever you want just don't put the rat in my face None of us are that strong
James O'Keefe refers to 'the orwell book' (1984) and recounts the torture scene involving Winston, O'Brien, and the rat, using it as a metaphor for coercion and the limits of human resistance to forced denial of truth.
Goliath
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if you want to learn more about this check out matt stoller's book goliath There's a whole big detailed section about the deliberate course of action that the democrats took
Tim recommends this book by Matt Stoller for understanding the Democrats' political strategy.
The Giver
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by the way america is turning into the book slash movie the giver
A super chat commenter suggests America is turning into the world depicted in the book/movie The Giver.
Wisdom from Rich Dad, Poor Dad
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a great book I would recommend rich dad poor dad I would definitely recommend that
One of the hosts recommends this book as a resource for starting a business.
Think and Grow Rich
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I think um i read it in a book it's um think and grow rich by napoleon hill
A guest mentions reading this book and relates it to the concept of 'flow state'.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
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did uh fear and loathing in las vegas i didn't know that but uh
Tim Poole mentions 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas' in response to a comment comparing him to Hunter S. Thompson.
The Jungle
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yeah actually that makes me think of what was it up in sinclair the the was it the jungle
A speaker mentions Upton Sinclair and then asks if 'the jungle' was the book, connecting the book to the author in a discussion about poor conditions.
The 1619 Project
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Mentioned 1 time
random house children book children's books announced plans to publish four 16 19 projects books for young readers one young adult et cetera et cetera So yes
Tim reads from an article stating that Random House is publishing children's and young adult books based on The 1619 Project.
The War of the Worlds
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Mentioned 1 time
I was joking about was that kovid what and and this is a joke that the vaccine is because you ever see war of the worlds the aliens come but then they all die from like normal illnesses that are like we're immune to or like don't bother us
Tim jokes about COVID and vaccines in relation to the plot of 'War of the Worlds', where aliens are defeated by common illnesses. He asks if the listener has 'seen' it, suggesting the movie or radio play, but the original is a book.
Trust Me, I'm Lying
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Mentioned 1 time
Thanks for recommending the book Trust Me, I'm Lying by Ryan Holiday
A listener thanks the host for recommending the book.
The 48 Laws of Power (Special Power Edition)
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Mentioned 1 time
but i go back one page of art of the deal and one page of 48 laws of power
Ryan Long mentions reading this book alongside 'The Art of the Deal'.
My Disillusionment in Russia by Emma Goldman
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she met with lennon and she came back and she wrote a book called my disillusionment in russia and when she was giving talks in england as she got a standing ovation when she was finished you could hear a pin drop
Michael Malice mentions Emma Goldman's book about her experiences in Russia.
Lord of Flies
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Mentioned 1 time
This is my cause but the moment that somebody goes lord of the flies it things just fall apart and it's explain that i don't know that maybe there's a lord of the flies is a book where a bunch of kids end up on a deserted island together okay okay uh i don't want to give away what happened poor piggy all righty piggy um but basically you know you have people who have a good idea good intentions that go into these areas but when the chaos happens i mean even people with the best intentions can turn on a dime
Tim mentions the book 'Lord of the Flies' and briefly explains its premise in the context of discussing how protests/autonomous zones can devolve into chaos. Another person mentions the character Piggy.
Billion Dollar Whale
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Confused about all the china malaysia uae and one mdb talk You should read the book billion dollar whale about joe
A viewer comment recommends reading 'Billion Dollar Whale' for context on the 1MDB scandal.
The Tragedy of Great Power Politics
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There's a great book called uh the tragedy of great power politics It'll explain you how the world works
Rocco Castoro mentions a book that explains how the world works through an international relations lens.
Art of the Deal
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Mentioned 1 time
I said look you know about 2 000 years ago there was this chinese general who wrote a book called the article and one of the things some somebody wrote a business book late years later called the art of the deal which is yeah and and but in in the art of war sun tzu says when you're an enemy is making a mistake do not interrupt them
Tim mentions a business book written years after The Art of War, called 'the art of the deal', in the context of election strategy.
The Hockey Stick and the Climate Wars
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Mentioned 1 time
Have you have you read michael schellenberger's new book? No No Because he he actually talks about that in brazil a lot and and spending a lot of time down there but from more of a climate standpoint
One guest asks another if they have read Michael Shellenberger's new book, mentioning its topic (Brazil, climate).
The Harbinger
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Tim i hope you still use your nj post office address sent you three books and you really need to read through okay harbinger oracle and harbinger two sweet Even lauren would be interested in those books Hope they got to you
A listener sent three books to Tim, including one titled 'harbinger'.
The Communist Manifesto
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Mentioned 1 time
always remember that the left and the democratic controlled media always tell you what they are calling uh calling you always tell you what they are by calling you those things Yep just remember communist manifesto is being used by them true
A speaker (likely Tim) mentions that the 'communist manifesto' is being used by the left and the media, implying its ideas are being applied in current events.
How to Be a (Young) Antiracist
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Mentioned 1 time
and the top recommended baby book on amazon for my baby registry was anti-racist baby
A super chat reads that 'Anti-Racist Baby' was the top recommended baby book on Amazon for their baby registry. The hosts react to this.
Behind the Mask of Facebook
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and by the way tim i am working on a book It's gonna be called the behind the mask of facebook and so it should be coming out in the next couple months
The guest, Ryan Hartwig, mentions that he is currently writing a book and states its title.
A Thousand Years of Nonlinear History
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joseph mathis says i'm presently developing a new left movement that's rooted in realism check out anti-marxist and realist philosopher manuel delanda good book to start with a thousand years of non-linear history
A listener named Joseph Mathis recommends the book 'A Thousand Years of Nonlinear History' by Manuel DeLanda as a starting point for a new left movement rooted in realism.
The Artilect War
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Mentioned 1 time
because i'm obsessed with the art elect war which is this book uh by hugo de garis that's about how ai is going to take over and you can either be a cosmist or a terran which is you know support ai taking over or not um and i am horrified of ai
One of the hosts mentions being obsessed with this book by Hugo de Garis about AI taking over and the concepts of Cosmists and Terrans.
The Secret
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Mentioned 1 time
Oh but it was really popular And so was the secret And so i had this physicist friend who was just like i can't take it anymore
One of the hosts mentions 'The Secret' as something popular that his physicist friend disliked because it misrepresented quantum physics.
A Place Called Waco
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A couple people came out like david thibodeau came out He wrote a great book about it Highly recommend
One of the hosts mentions David Thibodeau, a survivor of Waco, wrote a great book about it and highly recommends it.
I Am Legend
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Mentioned 1 time
you know like i i always think about i am legend where they're like we have this cure for cancer everybody takes it It's fine no problem and then suddenly you know there's like the last person on earth is will smith
Tim mentions the book 'I Am Legend' and contrasts its original story with the movie adaptation, using it as an analogy for social/political shifts.
The Lord of the Rings
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man joe biden it's time to go home crack open a nice book or or i'm you know what Right There and Back Again You're gonna do You're gonna go And you're gonna sit down right there and back again by joe biden baggins
Tim suggests Joe Biden should retire and read a book, specifically mentioning 'Right There and Back Again' and making a joke referencing Bilbo Baggins from The Hobbit.
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Mentioned 1 time
i mean i'm reading uh lyndon b johnson's book right now about 1968 so one thing that he did during the race riots is they put troops on the ground
One of the guests mentions reading Lyndon B. Johnson's book about 1968 and relates it to the current discussion about riots and deploying troops.
One Billion Americans
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Mentioned 1 time
you know matthew iglesias for vox wrote this article i guess i think it was him called like the case for one billion americans
The speaker mentions Matthew Yglesias wrote an article or book with this title.
Things Fall Apart
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Mentioned 1 time
things fall apart entropy
The speaker uses the phrase 'things fall apart' in the context of discussing entropy, which is the title of a famous novel.
The Audacity of Hope
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Mentioned 1 time
i think that you know the audacity of hope and letters to my father is like some of the best reading i've ever done
Speaker mentions this book by Barack Obama as some of the best reading he's ever done, in the context of evaluating Obama as a politician.
Dreams from My Father
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Mentioned 1 time
i think that you know the audacity of hope and letters to my father is like some of the best reading i've ever done
Speaker mentions this book by Barack Obama as some of the best reading he's ever done, in the context of evaluating Obama as a politician.
In Defense of Looting
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Mentioned 1 time
it's really interesting in that uh a book I don't know if you guys saw it the uh in defense of looting Have you seen that one
Tim mentions seeing a book titled 'in defense of looting' and discusses its controversial content.
Rage
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Mentioned 1 time
aside from exploring trump's handling of the pandemic woodward's new book rage covers race relations diplomacy with north korea and a range of other issues that have arisen during the past two years
The host mentions Bob Woodward's new book titled "Rage" and the topics it covers, including Trump's handling of the pandemic.
Lead from the Outside
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Mentioned 1 time
is the title of stacey abrams book which is lead from the outside which implies that she is not the governor of georgia
The speaker points out this book on a bookstore's diversity display and comments on its title in relation to the author.
Hitler's Table Talk
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i saw that i'm like dude you can literally buy hitler's book on amazon in like you know a bunch of different versions of it yes there's a reason why you can hear the words of this lunatic so you can understand why he was a lunatic heaven forbid we actually learn why evil people do things
The speaker mentions that you can buy 'Hitler's book' on Amazon and discusses the importance of reading it to understand why evil people do things.
The Naked Communist
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Mentioned 1 time
recently started getting into the naked communist talks a lot talks a lot about the methods of Marxist and socialists interesting read
A super chat reader mentions recently starting to read this book and finds it interesting.
Dr. Seuss's Green Eggs and Ham with 12 Silly Sounds!
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Mentioned 1 time
dr. Seuss books are racist new study says should kids still read them
Mentioned as part of a list of things claimed to be racist, specifically referencing a new study about Dr. Seuss books.
Maps of Meaning
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Mentioned 1 time
I was introduced to him last year through one of nature's friends and I the maps a meeting basically and yeah it's if you don't know it it's it's very enlightening check it out it's the maps of meeting on YouTube and it's it's basically one of his theories or one of his classes and you could just go watch it it's quite long actually but absolutely worth it you know it's about talks about what it means to be human what we need our purpose and what we're lacking nowadays and he breaks it all down and gives examples and it's it's really an incredible watch
Adam mentions being introduced to Jordan Peterson's work, referring to his 'Maps of Meaning' lectures (which form the basis of his book) and recommending them.
Ender's Game
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Mentioned 1 time
and then they get to live out the fantasy of staging a revolution like Ender's Game
Speaker uses the plot of Ender's Game as an analogy for people living out a fantasy revolution in VR.
Gone with the Wind
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Mentioned 1 time
and now they're doing it to cards gone with the wind is sold out everywhere
The host mentions the movie/book Gone with the Wind being sold out everywhere, linking it to the theme of banning/censorship.
Aesop's Fables
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Mentioned 1 time
Isaac and Baraka says Aesop's fable the frogs who desired a king When you desire to change your condition make sure that you can really improve it
A super chat references a specific Aesop's fable and its moral.
The Strange Death of Europe
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Marcus Fox says I highly recommend the madness of the crowds by Douglas Murray It speaks precisely to this moment he also started the free speech union along with several academics and journalists
A user named Marcus Fox recommends the book 'The Madness of Crowds' by Douglas Murray, stating it is relevant to the current moment.
The Sovereign Individual
Mentioned 1 time
Do you really think the laws of our reality can be enforced on companies that could just easily pack up and operate anywhere check out the sovereign individual by James Dale Davidson food for thought
A listener recommends the book 'The Sovereign Individual' by James Dale Davidson as food for thought regarding companies operating anywhere, sent via super chat.
The Game
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Mentioned 1 time
but going back even further the red pill referred to this community of I don't know how to describe it but it's kind of like I don't I describe it the game the game is like the movie or no there's a book called the game and it's about how men can pick up women in the ways they have to act and the things that women want
Tim Poole describes the historical meaning of 'red pill' and mentions a book called 'the game' about picking up women.
Catch and Kill
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Mentioned 1 time
Sokka and Ben Smith just torn apart he was like in his book he's just like conspiracies he can't back up
Tim Poole discusses a New York Times article by Ben Smith criticizing Ronan Farrow's book about the Weinstein story.
The Road
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Mentioned 1 time
the day after tomorrow Zombieland The Walking Dead the road children of men the Last of Us the same story again and again somewhere between wish fulfillment and trauma
Mentioned in an article being read aloud as an example of post-apocalyptic entertainment, listed alongside movies and other adaptations.
Collapse
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Mentioned 1 time
book review suggestion New York collapse it was written as a supplement to the game the division but most of it is actually valid in his good puzzles
A listener suggests the book 'New York Collapse' as a topic for review, noting its connection to The Division game.
Latest Books Mentioned
Rules for Radicals
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A speaker mentions 'Rules for radicals' as another example of a book about political tactics, immediately after mentioning 'Good Trouble'.
That's what that book Good Trouble is, right? The whole book is about doing these type of political operations to to basically scop people. Rules for radicals. Exactly.
Limited Boxed Set: The Real Anthony Fauci
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A speaker refers to RFK Jr. (implied by previous context) as the author of 'the real Anthony Fouchy'.
And this is the guy who wrote the real Anthony Fouchy.
Irreversible Damage
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A speaker recommends the book by Abigail Shrier, mentions its title, publication year (2020), and describes its topic about young girls adopting transgender identity as a social trend.
It's the book's been out for a few years. There's a very good book um by Abigail Shrier. Um it's Irreversible Damage. The transgender craze seducing our daughters. Um came out in 2020. Um, but it's a very good book and it talks about how these young girls they have, it's popular among friend groups where friend groups will get this idea of like, hey, we want to reject this idea of femininity and instead we're going to become either non-binary or trans and they're going to change their ideology. But it's popular um with these groups as a social thing.
The Handmaid's Tale
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The host asks if the guests have read or seen 'The Handmaid's Tale', and they discuss the book's plot and themes related to a collapsing birth rate and forced procreation.
Um, have you guys uh read or seen Hand A Handmaid's Tale? I have. It's a good book. So, I've not I tried watching the show a little bit, but I didn't care. I didn't read it. But what I've heard a lot from feminists, and I'm not sure this accurately portrays the book, is that it's basically women are forced to have babies for their country. But my understanding is that the story is about a post-apocalyptic America and a collapsing birth rate and humans facing extinction. So, the book is really good. The TV show's not, which is sad. And it's about, it was written in the '9s, and it's about a world where due to some failing of industrial chemical processing, the vast majority of women are infertile. And so, in order to solve the population crisis, religious conservatives launch a coup. And then they they basically force women into sex slavery. And so that's the thesis where the main character, the handmmaid, she is one of the polygamous wives of the ruling of one of the ruling nobility of this state called Gilead. It's based in the suburbs of Boston.
The Law of Self Defense, 3rd Edition
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Andrew Branca, a guest, mentions his book on self-defense law and offers it for free.
I'm an attorney and a member of the Supreme Court Bar whose expertise is use of force law. I have a wonderful book I give away for free. How to be hard to convict if you're ever compelled to defend yourself, your family, or your property. Get this for free at lawofselfdefense.com/tim.
Seven and a Half Lessons about the Brain
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Lisa introduces herself and mentions her book published for Timcast.
But if you guys don't know who I am, my book for Timcast, uh, The Culture War, and I don't know, just here to have fun, hang out.
The Marquis de Sade
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Lisa mentions 'Marquita Assad' (likely Marquis de Sade) in the context of historical sadism and violence.
This has been around forever. Did you guys read Marquita Assad? Mhm. Julia like you know stuff has been around for a while, right?
Justine
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Lisa mentions 'Julia' (likely Juliette) in the context of historical sadism and violence, following a mention of 'Marquita Assad'.
Did you guys read Marquita Assad? Mhm. Julia like you know stuff has been around for a while, right?
Unhumans
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Jack Poso, a guest on the show, promotes his book and states the full title and author.
Uh, shout out the book Unhumans: Secret History of Communist Revolutions: How to Crush Them. uh that book it's been going strong for uh almost a year at this point because unfortunately we are living inside.
Trump: The Art of the Deal
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The speaker uses the phrase 'textbook art of the deal' to describe Trump's tariff strategy.
This is literally textbook art of the deal.
Gender Queer
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The host asks a guest if a specific book, 'gender queer', should be given to children, implying it contains inappropriate content.
Do you think that um the book gender queer should be given to children?
The Autobiography of Mr. James Dawson
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The host mentions a news story about parents calling the police on a teacher for giving this book to children.
It's it's so uh some parents in Illinois called the police on a teacher who gave the kids a book called This Book Is Gay.
The fourth turning
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The speaker mentions being a believer in "the fourth turning idea" as a framework for understanding current societal developments, referencing the concept from the book.
And so what I've been following is signs of potentially I'm a believer of the fourth turning um idea of how this is developing.
The White Pill
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Michael Malice mentions the title of his last book.
My last book was called The White Tale, a Tale of Good and Evil.
Antifa
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Michael Malice mentions reading 'the Antifa handbook'.
I read the Antifa handbook. Have you read it?
Watchmen
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Michael Malice mentions the graphic novel 'Watchmen' and its writer Alan Moore in the context of its creation.
You know what's really sad is um uh for Watchmen, Alan Moore wanted to use the DC characters and they wouldn't let him.
American Splendor
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Michael Malice mentions his mentor Harvey Pekar and his work 'American Splendor'.
my mentor Harvey Pekar rested. God Restless His Soul from American Splendor. He went on a book tour...
Dianetics
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Tim mentions giving someone the book 'Dianetics' as a joke.
When I gave you Dianetics, it was a joke. You weren't supposed to read.
Of Mice and Men
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Someone references the book 'Of Mice and Men'.
It's like Lennie of Mice and Men but don't do but you do you have to like if you believe in the death penalty.
Attack on Titan Sampler
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Someone recommends watching the manga/anime series 'Attack on Titan'.
You should watch Attack on Titan.
Death Note, Vol. 4
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Someone recommends the manga series 'Death Note'.
You should uh you'd like the first half of Death Note.
Ego & Hubris
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Michael Malice mentions the title of the graphic novel Harvey Pekar wrote about him.
It's called Ego and Hubris.
The Hero with a Thousand Faces
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One of the speakers (Winston Marshall) references Joseph Campbell and the concept of the hero's journey in the context of archetypal storytelling and its importance for children.
And I don't watch uh these kinds of films necessarily. Not I'm not against them, but these are archetypal story typing uh storytelling and archetypal heroes. And uh this is very much Joseph Campbell, the hero's journey. And this is what we actually need for kids, I think, is in the stories.
Not a Drill: A Jack Reacher Short Story
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One of the speakers mentions the character Jack Reacher from the books, comparing his height in the book to the actor who played him in the movie.
like that's scene early on in the um when Tom Cruz played Jack Reacher where he was like remember you wanted this the guys the guy the guys outside of the bar when he yeah yes when they when they work very hard to make him look taller than that was he yeah cuz Jack Reacher the book is 6465 the guy playing him now is quite a bit closer
Grandma Linnie's Fables and Paintings
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Cheryl Atkinson introduces her new book and states its full title.
unlike other news organizations our viewership is going through the roof this year as we continue to bring sort of under reported stories and off narrative stories and I have a new book follow the science how big Pharma misleads obscures and prevails
I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell
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Tim mentions Tucker Max buying a billboard for his book as an example of a PR stunt.
Do you guys remember um Tucker Max yep yeah we had Tucker Max uh bought a billboard for his book and then he was working with Ryan holiday and the story goes
Book of the Dead
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Ian mentions 'the Book of the Dead' in the context of ancient Egyptian beliefs about the underworld.
but then in ancient Egypt they talked about the underworld under the pyramids where Souls would go I think it's am Amoth or something in the the book of uh gosh the is it the Book of the Dead yeah they talk about it
The Brothers Karamazov
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The speaker references 'Karamazov' when discussing a psychological study about liberal focus on abstract concepts versus conservative focus on concrete relationships, drawing a parallel to a theme in the book.
really centralized for the left the heat map actually focuses on rung 13 or 14 which is all living things including trees and plants so it's this kamam Brothers karamazov problem where you can't love individual people or things or your community you have to love everything in the abstract and I feel like this is that it's a little it's a little bit worse
Little Red Book
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The speaker uses 'little red book' as a symbol of communist ideology in a hypothetical scenario.
They then fly back to mainland China where this kid is raised in the Communist Chinese party as a devout worshipper of the Communist regime and he wiggles his little red book in the air as he runs around playing Communist Manifesto.
The Communist Manifesto
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The speaker uses 'Communist Manifesto' as a symbol of communist ideology in a hypothetical scenario.
They then fly back to mainland China where this kid is raised in the Communist Chinese party as a devout worshipper of the Communist regime and he wiggles his little red book in the air as he runs around playing Communist Manifesto.
It
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The speaker references the Book of Enoch in the context of the Nephilim (giants) and conspiracy theories about ancient history.
No, everybody knows it's from the Nephilim in the book of Enoch, the Jewish giants used to roam the earth and that the Smithsonian are hiding.
The David Story: A Translation with Commentary of 1 and 2 Samuel
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The speaker references the biblical story of David and Goliath while discussing giants (Nephilim).
Uh they're called the Nephilim and they were giants from the book of Enoch and they were like 20 ft high and David and Goliath, you've heard of that.
Goliath
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The speaker references the biblical story of David and Goliath while discussing giants (Nephilim).
Uh they're called the Nephilim and they were giants from the book of Enoch and they were like 20 ft high and David and Goliath, you've heard of that.
Brave New World
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A user comment mentions the book Brave New World in the context of transferring consciousness.
Transferring consciousness means making a copy and the original dies or is left behind a but they take in Brave New World.
How Civil Wars Start
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Barbara Walter, an analyst and author, is mentioned in the context of her work predicting civil wars and her belief about the US situation.
this is data an uh analyst Barbara Walter hired by the the CIA to predict the likelihood of Civil Wars developing in foreign countries she believes the United States is potentially years away from another civil war
1984
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Tim uses the book '1984' and its character Winston to argue against the idea that current activists are like dystopian heroes.
they're they're Winston they're like none of us is Winston from 1984 we're all like the Rando other people just going around our lives walking our dogs but we're not in 1984 ration
Brave New World
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Tim lists 'Brave New World' as one of the dystopian novels that combine to describe the current reality.
Brave New World Fahrenheit 451 1984
Fahrenheit 451
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Tim lists 'Fahrenheit 451' as one of the dystopian novels that combine to describe the current reality.
Brave New World Fahrenheit 451 1984
Animal Farm
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Tim describes the current dystopian reality as a combination of various dystopian works, calling it 'Animal Farm of all of it'.
it's Animal Farm of all of it
The adventures of Tom Sawyer
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Mentioned as a book reportedly banned in California under Newsome's administration for being racist.
under his administration they banned The Adventures of Huck Finn To Kill a Mockingbird and ofm Men wait... under the California has banned the the aventures of Huckleberry Finn to kill a Mony bird and of M man for being racist
To Kill a Mockingbird
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Mentioned as a book reportedly banned in California under Newsome's administration for being racist.
under his administration they banned The Adventures of Huck Finn To Kill a Mockingbird and ofm Men wait... under the California has banned the the aventures of Huckleberry Finn to kill a Mony bird and of M man for being racist
Gender Queer
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Mentioned in the context of showing controversial books to Marian Williamson, specifically 'the gender queer book'.
I showed her the in the in the the the gender queer book and she went oh and she's like I don't want to look at that
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
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Tim jokes about using an AI voice of Trump to read the Harry Potter series to him to fall asleep.
I just have a uh uh a long uh uh I I basically use the AI voice generator to have Donald Trump read me Harry Potter to sleep every night
Death Note, Vol. 4
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The host asks if others have heard of the manga/anime series Death Note and mentions that Trump is featured in a one-shot update.
Have you ever uh heard of Death Note? Yeah the manga. You know Trump's in it? I didn't. So uh Death Note is one of the most popular manga ever one of the most popular anime shows...
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
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Tim Pool mentions the term 'mud blood' and asks if the others know it from 'Harry Potter'.
I you know I love the term mud blood. you guys know mud blood from Harry Potter. yeah
Rules for Radicals
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The speaker mentions this book in the context of communist tactics, specifically calling opponents Nazis.
if that was in um uh I believe Yuri bov pointed out and it was also in Rules for Radicals
The Hunger Games
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The speaker uses the series as a metaphor to describe the political/social structure observed in Washington D.C.
The Hunger Game series is a bit childish no disrespect but it's you know not meant to be the most sophisticated but it's fascinating how the the metaphor I'm not even just like the direct storyline is there's all these districts and they're from very poor to very rich and the capital does nothing
And Still I Rise
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Rep Al Green is quoted referencing the title 'And Still I Rise' during a speech announcing articles of impeachment against the president.
rep Al Green he has begun and Still I Rise sure does Mr Speaker and I rise today Mr Speaker with a to whom it may concern message
Confessions of an Economic Hit Man
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A speaker asks if others have heard of this book and describes its premise about US strategy involving economic manipulation, regime change, and assassination.
you guys ever hear that story I think it's called confessions of an economic Hitman book right yeah yeah this guy it's a while ago he was saying that the US strategy was basically first they go to you and they say okay we're going to give you a bunch of money if you do what we want you to do
The Real Anthony Fauci
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Speaker mentions RFK Jr. wrote a book where he stated he is not against vaccines at the beginning and end.
I think that he he wrote a book where the first thing that he said in it is he's not against vaccines and literally the last thing he said in it he's not against vaccine
Atlas Shrugged
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Speaker mentions 'Atlas Shrugged' as a potential outcome or mindset for young people feeling alienated.
but I could I could see where the outcome of that's like eff it Atlas Shrugged I'm out
The True Believer:Thoughts on the Nature of Mass Movements
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A listener asks Phil if he has read the book 'The True Believer' by Eric Hoffer and mentions a point from the book. Phil responds that he hasn't read it but is interested.
Hey Phil cast have you read the True Believer by Eric Hoffer Apparently revolutions happen when the when things are getting better Last episode was great I have not read that um but I am interested now so tweet that at me and I'll take a look
How to Win Friends and Influence People
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A speaker mentions the book 'How to Win Friends and Influence People' by Dale Carnegie, describing it as a book salesmen and others used to read, highlighting its point about the importance of networking for opportunities.
I mean I don't know how many people out there have read like Dale Carnegie's how to win friends and influence people like this is a book that salesman and and and people used to read all the time and and it's full of the most obvious
End of Race Politics
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Daniel Negreanu mentions reading this book by Coleman Hughes and describes it as a great book that discusses race politics in depth.
If you read I don't know if you're familiar with Coleman Hughes abely the end of race politics which I thought was a great book which sort of you know discussed that issue you know at at at you know in great depth
The Federalist papers
In the discussion, they refer to Madison's ideas along with Hamilton's and Jay's as encapsulated in 'The Federalist Papers.' This context emphasizes the original intent behind such writings, particularly concerning the roles of senators.
Which again, it’s not Charlie Kirk’s idea; it’s Madison’s idea and Hamilton’s idea and Jay— they wrote this for a reason because they did not want senators to become pseudo-celebrities.
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Alexander Hamilton is referenced along with Madison and Jay as contributors to the Federalist Papers. The mention is used to discuss their intentions regarding the role of senators, emphasizing that they did not want senators to become celebrities. Hamilton's contribution is acknowledged in relation to these foundational ideas.
Which again, it’s not Charlie Kirk’s idea; it’s Madison’s idea and Hamilton’s idea and Jay— they wrote this for a reason because they did not want senators to become pseudo-celebrities.
The Federalist papers
John Jay is mentioned as one of the writers of The Federalist Papers, alongside Madison and Hamilton. The discussion uses this reference to highlight their intent regarding the role of senators not becoming pseudo-celebrities.
Which again, it’s not Charlie Kirk’s idea; it’s Madison’s idea and Hamilton’s idea and Jay— they wrote this for a reason because they did not want senators to become pseudo-celebrities.
Gender Queer
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In this segment, the hosts discuss the book 'Gender Queer' in relation to the debate over book banning, emphasizing concerns about its content, specifically mentioning issues of pornography in books accessible to children.
But then you have another really great example, of course, is the book 'Gender Queer.' When the left was claiming to ban books, it's like, well, yeah, the ones that have porn in them.
12 Rules for Life
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Podcast host Tim Pool and a guest discuss embracing personal responsibility. They reference Jordan Peterson's concept of 'clean your room,' which relates to focusing on manageable life aspects for personal growth. This is likely in connection with his book '12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos.'
Don’t worry about things you can’t control; if people had a little more focus on their own lives and less focus on trying to save the world— This is something Jordan Peterson discusses all the time when he’s talking about 'clean your room.' Focus on the things you can do something about; small successes in your life can alleviate the anxiety you’re feeling.
Pedagogia do oprimido
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During a discussion on the podcast about indoctrination in educational institutions, the host refers to 'Pedagogy of the Oppressed' by Paulo Freire as an example of controversial material influencing educational methods.
I don’t know if that’s exactly how it breaks down, but the thing is, if you have people in the schools of education indoctrinated with Freire's garbage, you know, the pedagogy of the oppressed, I think is the book that he uses.
The Hunger Games
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The hosts discussed the idea of knowing how to find food in nature, especially when in the wild, making a reference to 'The Hunger Games' in which people used technology to identify edible plants.
And you see, we—and the Hunger Games, we knew this because, living out there, we checked and we used apps and we searched on the internet and confirmed the edible sources.
Generations
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During a discussion, Tim Pool highlights the book 'Generations', which he describes as a significant read, although he is unsure of its author's name.
And, uh, you would think that it’s massacres are happening on every single block the way that people are treating children and that long gates childhood. There was a great book called, um, Generations. I forget the author’s name.
Gone With the Wind
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During the discussion, a reference is made to 'Gone With the Wind' to illustrate a point about underestimating an opponent in a contemporary context.
It’s kind of like in 'Gone With the Wind' when all the guys are jonesing for war and somebody reminds them, actually you know, the North, like they have all the industry; they’re going to have us beat.
Архипелаг ГУЛАГ
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Tim Pool refers to a passage from 'The Gulag Archipelago' to draw a parallel to a contemporary legal case involving self-defense, specifically Daniel Penny's situation. He uses the historical context of the Soviet Union to highlight issues in the justice system.
Well, that's the Gulag Archipelago famous passage, yeah. In the Soviet Union, there's a soldier on trial for murder; a guy was trying to stab him.
The Thorn Birds
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The hosts mention 'The Thorn Birds', reflecting on popular mini-series of the past. Originally a novel by Colleen McCullough, the story was adapted into a television series, which is the focus of their nostalgia as they discuss the changes in television programming.
Then you had your little 'Thorn Birds' and the different miniseries and stuff; I mean, it was glorious with big rollouts. You know what?
Delay, Deny, Defend
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In a discussion about a shooting incident, the phrase 'Delay, deny, defend' is noted for its similarity to the title of a book that critiques insurance companies' practices. The book discusses how insurance companies often don't pay claims and offers advice on what consumers can do.
Experts have pointed out that it appears to be malfunctioning; one of the live rounds had a phrase scrolled on it that said, 'Depose, deny, defend,' which is similar to 'Delay, deny, defend,' the name of a book about how insurance companies screw people over.
The Wolf of Wall Street
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The mention draws a parallel between a real-life situation involving a crypto launch and the infamous activities depicted in 'The Wolf of Wall Street'. It highlights similarities in the tactic of inflating the asset's price before selling it, akin to the schemes shown in Jordan Belfort's book.
So she essentially did what they did in Wolf of Wall Street, where they launched an IPO and they already held it and they were selling it off?
The Handmaid's Tale
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During the discussion, the host references *The Handmaid's Tale* to emphasize their concern over political decisions that might lead to women losing their autonomy, drawing a parallel to the oppressive society depicted in the novel by Margaret Atwood.
Wade is going to allow for women to be put in red dresses and caps— they're not advocating for the handmaids' tale!
1984
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The hosts discuss the origin of the phrase 'four lights' and its connection to the book '1984', mentioning that at the end of the novel the protagonist declares, 'I love Big Brother'.
Oh, that's where the 'Four Lights' comes from; MHC you, everybody now associates it with Star Trek. He does the whole thing because at the end, the very end of '1984,' he's actually saying, 'I love Big Brother.'
Suicide
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During a discussion on Timcast IRL, the guest refers to Emil Durkheim's book 'Suicide' to explain the concept of anomie, focusing on how people react when they struggle to accept profound changes to their worldview, such as election outcomes.
I think this is what Emil Durkheim wrote about in his book Suicide, where he talks about the concept of anomie, where people that experience the death of their worldview either learn to accept it or they don't accept it, and this is the result when you don't accept it.
The men who stare at goats
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The book 'The Men Who Stare at Goats', written by Jon Ronson, is referenced alongside its movie adaptation. It involves discussing psi research topics. Tim Pool or a guest mentions having read the book, showing their knowledge about the subject.
So apparently, have you seen that movie, The Men Who Stare at Goats? I read the book a long time ago.
Area 51
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During the discussion, a 'crazy book' by Annie Jacobson is mentioned. It deals with controversial government experiments that allegedly involved altering autistic children to look like aliens as a Cold War deception tactic against the Soviets. The book in question is likely 'Area 51: An Uncensored History of America's Top Secret Military Base.'
I always like to say this, too, when talking about aliens: Annie Jacobson wrote this crazy book where she interviewed a guy from Area 51, some high-up guy. He said back in the 50s or 60s, I think it was the 60s, our government was taking severely autistic children and mutating them to look like extraterrestrials to scare the Soviets.
Selections from the prison notebooks of Antonio Gramsci
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The discussion touches on Antonio Gramsci's influential work, 'Prison Notebooks,' highlighting its role in communist theory. The conversation connects the book to contemporary politics, noting its translation by Joseph Buttigieg and mentioning Kamala Harris's familial connection to Marxism.
Well, you know, there's a famous communist theorist, Antonio Gramsci; he's an Italian theorist, and in the Prison Notebooks, which is his great work that was translated actually by Joseph Buttigieg, so they're all—and Kamala is the daughter of a Marxist! So you're seeing them seep into the government!
Speechless
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Michael Knowles highlights how appearing on Timcast played a significant role in his book 'Speechless' reaching number one nationally, setting it apart from David Pakman's work in terms of success.
First of all, let's not forget Timcast is what made my book, which accurately did—unlike David Pakman, it did make my book Speechless! It really helped it get to number one nationally!
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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Michael Knowles mentions his friend Spencer's book 'Light of the Mind, Light of the World', highlighting the book's exploration of higher power and its influence on the modern world. This mention occurs in a discussion about understanding atheism through human behavior.
You know, my buddy Spencer just wrote this great...I'll plug a book that's not my own! He just came out with this great book, 'Light of the Mind, Light of the World', which makes all of these points, and it does so beautifully!
Speechless
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Tim Pool discusses a clever marketing strategy used to promote Michael Knowles' book 'Speechless: Controlling Words, Controlling Minds'. Viewers would leave comments that played on the concept of being 'speechless', leading Tim to mention the book.
He turned his book sales into a meme for my audience, and they started super chatting tricks to get me to read what would turn into a promo for something… what's the name of that book, 'Speechless', and they'd say, 'Tim, I really need to comment on how serious this is, it's left me speechless,' just like the book by Michael Knowles is available now on Amazon.
The Handmaid's Tale
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The podcast hosts and guest discuss female voters dressing as characters from the book 'The Handmaid's Tale' at polling places. The book is used in the context of criticizing certain political actions and behaviors.
All of the other numbers that you see in the early voting data seem to favor him; it's just if they are breaking, you know, enough for Kamala Harris because, uh, vagina. And by the way, that's not all female voters; it's the female voters who go up to the voting voting booths dressed as handmaid's tale when they drove there in a forerunner, and they believe that they're, saying, well, they say we're literally voting for our lives.
The Handmaid's Tale
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The hosts find humor in the imagery of angry women wearing bonnets in 'The Handmaid's Tale', highlighting how it's a comedic visual.
Part of what's so funny about The Handmaid's Tale is that the women all look very angry while wearing bonnets—it's just a comedic image! Just seeing an angry person in a bonnet is honestly pretty funny!
Mein Kampf
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The conversation touches on claims about Donald Trump having excerpts from 'Mein Kampf', a book written by Adolf Hitler, on display, which the speakers argue is a fabricated story.
They were saying he has quotes from Mein Kampf on his dresser, and some ex-girlfriend 30 years ago said not only this; the quote about wanting generals was published in 2022.
1984
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Tim Pool refers to '1984' by George Orwell while discussing themes of totalitarianism and the suppression of free thought and speech.
That was the whole... you know, in 1984, the reason they wanted to go ahead and go with Newspeak is because they wanted to get rid of the ability to think bad thoughts. You need to invent ideas or discover them, however you want to describe it.
Paradise Lost
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Tim Pool and his panel are discussing the tensions within the Democratic party, particularly between Joe Biden and Barack Obama. The host mentions a book by Bob Woodward where Biden criticized Obama, highlighting issues related to Ukraine.
And I even think it’s more interesting to suggest that right now they’re super buddy-buddy or whatever because just a few days ago, in Bob Woodward’s new book, Biden was bashing Obama, saying that it’s like his fault that Ukraine has been melting down.
Mein Kampf
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During the discussion, the hosts refer to "Mein Kampf" to illustrate a point about dangerous ideology, drawing parallels to current US political statements.
This is one of the most terrifying things that you've heard a presidential candidate say because it is straight out of Mein Kampf.
The Great Wave
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The guest, 'What If Alt Hist,' discusses 'The Great Wave' by David Hackett Fischer, noting how the book explores the correlation between inflation and historical crises. The book highlights how governments may resort to inflating their currency in desperate times, tying into a broader discussion about repeating historical patterns and their implications on current events.
It's normally caused by a budget issue because leading up to these crises, one of the great books on this topic is The Great Wave by David Hackett Fischer. He found these crises while studying the history of inflation, and he found you could correlate the history of inflation with these crises because inflation is a parallel for government instability.
Les damnés de la terre
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The podcast references 'The Wretched of the Earth' by Frantz Fanon while discussing the influence of French philosophy on policing and social policy, particularly in Australia.
Let us do it; a lot of that attitude actually comes from France—Frantz Fanon in a book called The Wretched of the Earth.
Baron Trump's Marvelous Underground Journey
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The hosts discuss novels from the late 1800s featuring a character named Baron Trump, which have resurfaced in connection with conspiracy theories about the Trump family. The specific book mentioned is 'Baron Trump's Marvelous Underground Journey', which adds historical intrigue to their conversation about current political figures.
Yeah, the novels appear to be real: 'The Travels and Adventures of Little Baron Trump and His Wonderful Dog Bulger' in 1889; the sequel: 'Baron Trump's Marvelous Underground Journey' in 1893.
The Last President or 1900
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The discussion is about a book titled '1900, or the Last President' by Ingersoll Lockwood. The book is cited in the context of conspiracy theories connected to the Trump family, as the storyline eerily mirrors modern events despite being written in the 1800s.
Rota also mentioned another book of Lockwood's: '1900, or the Last President,' in which New York City is riven by protests following the shocking victory of a populist candidate in the 1896 presidential election who brings on the downfall of the American Republic.
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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The speaker shares a story about her parents deciding to remove her brothers from school in the 1990s because they disagreed with the book selections. They preferred books like 'Huckleberry Finn', considering them more appropriate than the contemporary options available at the time.
Just things that, you know, they thought they'd be reading Huckleberry Finn; they were like eight years, eight and six years old.
Hillbilly Elegy
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The book 'Hillbilly Elegy' by J.D. Vance is referenced while discussing traits of resilience observed in political figures, illustrating its relevance to current events and politics.
Uh, I don't feel that way about Tim Walz, who says I misspoke when actually he just lied to you! Uh, but I think we see that in Hillbilly Elegy in JD Vance's story and we definitely see that in Donald Trump!
Atlas Shrugged
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The host refers to 'Atlas Shrugged' by Ayn Rand to draw a parallel to the challenges faced by Elon Musk with regulators, noting the similarity between the fictional narrative and current events.
So it's just the irony; it reminds me a lot of Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand where you have the really effective businessman who all the bureaucrats absolutely hate.
Hillbilly Elegy
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The host observes that JD Vance's book, 'Hillbilly Elegy,' not only topped bestseller lists but was also adapted into a movie, underscoring its reach and the public's familiarity with his story.
I mean Hillbilly Elegy was not only best-selling, but then it became a movie. I mean people know his story.
1984
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The speaker draws a parallel between George Orwell's '1984' and contemporary actions, where changes to sports team names are likened to the manipulation of language and truth in the novel.
The family of the Indian that the Washington Redskins logo was drawn after wants them to change their name back to the Redskins, like the Cleveland Indians; now they’re the Guardians. It's, I mean, it’s Orwellian; it’s 1984.
1984
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In a conversation focusing on cultural values and societal norms, the book '1984' is referenced to emphasize the theme of subversion.
Family, religion, history, truth, logic, borders— This is why 1984 is being beautiful, because that was part of 1984.
三体
The host references the 'Three Body Problem' in the context of a television adaptation, which is originally based on a book dealing with themes like the Chinese Cultural Revolution.
And you know, have you all watched 'Three Body Problem' yet? We talked about it when it first came out.
Melania
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The host humorously suggests that Melania Trump's upcoming memoir, set to release in October, might be the surprise event for the month, but doubts it would be detrimental to Trump.
Well, Melania Trump's memoir is coming out in October, so maybe that's the October surprise. I doubt it would be bad for Trump; maybe that's good for me.
One Nation under Blackmail
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Andrew Wilson discusses "One Nation Under Blackmail", describing it as a fantastic book that proposes the idea that political systems are heavily influenced by blackmail and bribes.
It was, it's, there's a, there's a great book I think we talked about last time, Amazon One Nation Under Blackmail, right? So this is a—it's a—not only a fantastic book but the idea here that uh, politics runs off of blackmail and it runs off of uh bribes, it runs off of all this, that's true.
The Handmaid's Tale
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The host refers to 'The Handmaid's Tale' as part of a discussion about political symbolism during Trump's presidency. The imagery from the book was used during protests, illustrating fears of a dystopian future under certain political conditions.
Now, the other thing about Handmaid's Tale is remember once the inauguration of President Trump happened in 17, you would always see the women in red robes everywhere. Another effort that Kamala is trying to do is to scare people like if Trump is elected all these bad things are going to happen.
No go zones
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Raheem Kassam, a guest on the show, talks about his book 'No-Go Zones,' which explores migrant-dominated neighborhoods in Europe.
I've written a couple of books, including 'No-Go Zones,' which is about migrant-dominated neighborhoods, specifically Muslim migrant-dominated neighborhoods in Europe.
Predicting the next president
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The host discusses Allan Lichtman's election prediction model. Stil, it's described as 'keys to the white house,' which uses true/false statements to assess the standing of the current administration.
His forecasts are based on a historical index model he dubs the keys to the White House.
Hillbilly Elegy
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The mention highlights the significant influence of the book 'Hillbilly Elegy' on American society and how it relates to discussions involving its author, J.D. Vance.
I always go back to Hillbilly Elegy and its profound impact on the American psyche.
Men are From Mars, Women are From Venus
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The mention refers to how 'Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus' discusses the different socialization styles of men and women.
Men and women do socialize differently; if you've read 'Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus,' it talks about how women tend to gather information during social outings while men often solve problems together.
Rules for Radicals
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The host mentions 'Rules for Radicals' by Saul Alinsky in the context of discussing political tactics. They questionably associate Alinsky's work with Antifa and Marxist ideologies.
Saul Alinsky's Rules for Radicals; that’s like what the— is that like an Antifa origin of a Marxist codebook?
Becoming
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During the podcast, the host and guests discuss Jack Smith's wife and her role in producing a documentary related to Democratic Party activities. They also mention her involvement in the Netflix documentary titled 'Becoming', which refers to Michelle Obama's memoir.
She's like a hardcore Democratic Party operative, sound producer, a producer for 'Becoming.' It's called 'Becoming.' For some reason, that was what Michelle decided to call her memoir.
The House of Mirth
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The host mentions Edith Wharton's 'The House of Mirth' when talking about themes of elitism and the wealthy lifestyle depicted in the book, suggesting that no one would actually want to live that way.
Yeah, I mean, it's part of Edith Wharton's art too, but like nobody wants to actually live in the House of Mirth.
1984
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During a discussion about the influence of media and narratives in shaping political views, the host mentions the book '1984' by George Orwell, using it as a metaphor for the perceived manipulation and control by what they call Big Brother.
I don't know how these people break out of it; that's why I'm so excited about the RFK Jr. thing though, because that is a sledgehammer to the 1984 TV screen of Big Brother.
The Prince
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During the podcast, a heated discussion emerged when a guest was confronted with a children's book that includes a 'whiteness contract.' The host used this to underline the influence such books have in cultural debates.
She nearly cried when we showed her the whiteness contract from that children's book, and I got her to inadvertently argue that Derrick Chauvin should've should have never been convicted and should be released from prison!
We Still Hold These Truths
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During a discussion about Project 2025, Paul Dans mentions that the Heritage Foundation has consistently published books on similar topics for the last 50 years. This practice is used as a benchmark in the conversation to point out that the ideas presented in the project aren't novel.
Now the ideas—why to be fair, like Heritage Foundation's put out a book for the last 50 years; almost like this is not anything new.
Macbeth
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Paul Dans suggests that anyone who studied American history textbooks in high school would know that disputed elections are a recurring theme, countering a point made during the discussion.
This Electoral Count Act, this was how it was always done, and anybody who cracked open an actual history book in high school and took American history would understand there were disputed elections.
Ishmael
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During a discussion that briefly touches on topics of civilization and sustainability, the hosts reference the book 'Ishmael' by Daniel Quinn, playfully mentioning it in the context of a 'psychic gorilla.' This indicates a lighthearted reference rather than a deep analysis of the book's content.
Psychic gorilla! Ishmael, we should get here!
The Art of War
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The host refers to 'Economics 101' to highlight that the topic under discussion should be straightforward and basic. They imply that understanding such economic concepts should be easy, reflecting on the simplicity that 'Economics 101' represents in the face of complex current events.
Maybe you're watching Timcast IRL; we try to do our best, so a lot of people don't understand economics 101, and it literally is economics 101.
The Real Anthony Fauci
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Kyle Seraphin discusses how reading Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s book 'The Real Anthony Fauci' changed his perception of Kennedy, moving him from skepticism to questioning the content's validity.
Before anybody started calling him an anti-vaxxer, which I thought he was, I thought he was this nut; this like conspiracy theorist nut until I read his book, I read 'The Real Anthony Fauci.' And I'm like, how much of this is real?
The Hunt for Red October
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In a superchat, a listener expresses appreciation for the podcast and requests the host, Tim, to promote his zombie book titled 'Arctic Cold.'
Also, love the show and thank you for all you and your people do! Read my dumb zombie book, Arctic Cold, please!
Worm loves Worm
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Pastor John Amanchukwu criticizes the children's book 'Worm Loves Worm' for teaching about same-sex marriage, expressing his opposition to its content.
And then this book right here, Worm Loves Worm, this book is about teaching kids about same-sex marriage.
As You Grow
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Kirk Cameron's book, 'As You Grow,' faced obstacles as he attempted to read it at libraries. This experience led him to initiate the 'See You at the Library Day' movement.
Two years ago, Kirk wrote a book entitled As You Grow and he wanted to go to the libraries that were bringing in transgenders to read to kids, and you know what he was told?
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A guest discusses the influence of Karl Marx on the Democratic party's views, specifically referencing his ideas about oppressors and the oppressed as articulated in his book, 'Das Kapital.'
But they fundamentally believe the way that Marx explained the world: there's oppressors, there are oppressed, and their job, their duty, is to stick up for the oppressed.
Brave New World
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The speaker draws an analogy to 'Brave New World', using it to describe a dystopian future where people are joylessly mass-produced, similar to their view on the profit-driven motives of certain pharmaceutical companies.
Like, someone's benefiting from this; Brave New World, and all of the children are gestated in pods and no one has any joy.
Speechless
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During the podcast, the host brings up a quiz they participated in and uses the mention of a book to highlight the surprising results they encountered.
I saw your Civil War Faceoff quiz, the score at the end left me speechless.' Just like the best-selling book by Michael Nolles.
Dereliction of duty
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Buzz Patterson, a guest, talks about his book 'Dereliction of Duty,' noting its success as a New York Times bestseller and its enduring popularity 21 years after its publication.
I retired from the Air Force in 2001 and became a pilot for Delta Airlines, writing a book called 'Dereliction of Duty' which was a New York Times bestseller. Surprisingly, 21 years later, it's still doing pretty well.
Hillbilly Elegy
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The podcast host discusses J.D. Vance as an interesting choice for VP, highlighting that many Americans are familiar with him due to his book, 'Hillbilly Elegy', which has significantly influenced public perception.
I mean, I think J.D. Vance is such an interesting pick, partially because so many Americans know him from Hillbilly Elegy, which had a profound impact on the American public.
Bible
In the episode, one of the speakers references Genesis 6:3, discussing the biblical assertion that God limited human lifespan to 120 years right before the flood, while also sharing insights from scientific research on human longevity.
Genesis 6:3 says, 'God right before the flood put a cap of 120 years on us.' My understanding from cursory scientific review is that the average human being has a potential lifespan of 190 years before absolute collapse.
Lord of Flies
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During the discussion, a participant references the book Lord of the Flies to explore themes of human nature and how societal factors can influence behavior, particularly in isolated groups.
Is it in society, or does society make him an animal? It's like Lord of the Flies. It would be a really interesting thing.
Hillbilly Elegy
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The speaker refers to J.D. Vance's book, 'Hillbilly Elegy', discussing its connection to his life experiences and hardships, hinting that it's a notable and impactful narrative.
JD Vance, I mean, you know, read his book, watch the movie, it connects. He had a tough life.
The fourth turning
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During the podcast, the hosts are exploring a generational theory that suggests a significant conflict reoccurs every 80 years, and they make reference to the book 'The Fourth Turning', which is authored by William Strauss and Neil Howe.
Well, no, World War I and World War II were only... it's the generational theory, the fourth turning.
The devil's chessboard
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RFK Jr. refers to the book 'The Devil's Chessboard', a best-selling biography of Allen Dulles authored by David Talbot. This mention arises in the context of discussing the potential CIA involvement in his uncle's assassination.
Yeah, and then there's another CIA historian who wrote a best-selling biography of Allen Dulles, called The Devil's Chessboard. He wrote a book about the involvement of the CIA in the assassinations, called Brothers.
Romeo and Juliet
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RFK Jr. mentions a book titled 'Brothers' by historian David Talbot. This book discusses the CIA's involvement in various assassinations. The mention comes right after discussing another book, 'The Devil's Chessboard', and identifies Talbot as the founder of Salon.
Yeah, and then there's another CIA historian who wrote a best-selling biography of Allen Dulles, called The Devil's Chessboard. He wrote a book about the involvement of the CIA in the assassinations, called Brothers. He's an historian named David Talbot; he was the founder of Salon.
Πολιτικά (Politiká)
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During a discussion about international conflict and the issues arising from having too many young men in a society, the host references 'Politics' by Aristotle to illustrate a historical example of a society that excelled in warfare but struggled with maintaining peace.
This was the Sparta problem Aristotle talks about in 'Politics,' where Sparta knew how to wage war.
An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power
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In this segment, Timcast Media discusses the book 'An Inconvenient Truth' while addressing concerns over climate change. He notes that the book was released in 2006 and argues that the information presented in it has been disproven.
Listen, if you're worried about global warming or climate change, just go watch An Inconvenient Truth; it came out in 2006, everything in it has been proven wrong.
Beyond Order
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In this segment, the host discusses Jordan Peterson's book '12 Rules for Life', highlighting how it provides a framework for understanding the world and addressing personal challenges.
Like it is about framing the way you view the world and giving people this lens from which to approach the challenges they face. What is it? Jordan Peterson's book called '12 Rules for Life'?
A Critique of Pure Tolerance
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In a discussion surrounding the free speech of protesters, the host refers to Herbert Marcuse's paper 'Repressive Tolerance' to illustrate the protester’s actions and the underlying philosophy.
This is a great example of something I've talked about multiple times; Herbert Marcuse wrote a paper called 'Repressive Tolerance,' and what's going on here is emblematic of the ideas in that paper. The idea that you have to shut down other people's speech.
The Book of Galatians
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During a conversation focused on the baptism of a public figure, the "Book of Galatians" was referenced in relation to spiritual growth and concepts of enlightenment as found in biblical text.
He noted the Book of Galatians that remarks on enlightenment and cited other philosophies about enlightenment and the afterlife. He also acknowledged that some may respond cynically to his interest in Christianity but explained it as meaning deteriorates in the modern world.
No Going Back
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In this segment, Tim Pool discusses a tweet by Kristi Noem in which she promotes her book 'No Going Back', emphasizing the provocative nature of its claims.
If you want more real, honest, and politically incorrect stories that'll have the media gasping, pre-order No Going Back.
Les damnés de la terre
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Tim Pool references Frantz Fanon's book 'The Wretched of the Earth' while addressing the themes of decolonization and violence in universities. He uses the book as an example of the theories being promoted in academic circles.
This is like Frantz Fanon in 'The Wretched of the Earth' or whatever he wrote—decolonization is always violent; it's fundamentally violent.
The sorrows of empire
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Dennis Kucinich refers to Chalmers Johnson's book, 'The Sorrows of Empire: Militarism, Secrecy, and the End of the Republic', during the Timcast IRL podcast episode titled, 'GOP BETRAYS Voters ,Congress Approves FISA WARRANTLESS Spying w/Dennis Kucinich | Timcast IRL'. He highlights it as a crucial source for understanding issues related to government overreach, militarism, and secrecy.
This is from a book called 'The Sorrows of Empire: Militarism, Secrecy, and the End of the Republic' by Chalmers Johnson, who was also the author of 'Blowback'. Listen to this; this is something I look at often, and I wanted to share it with you, Tim.
Blowback
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During the podcast, Dennis Kucinich highlights Chalmers Johnson's book, 'Blowback', while also referencing another of Johnson's works, 'The Sorrows of Empire'. He expresses that this material is something he often considers and wishes to share.
This is from a book called 'The Sorrows of Empire: Militarism, Secrecy, and the End of the Republic' by Chalmers Johnson, who was also the author of 'Blowback'. Listen to this; this is something I look at often, and I wanted to share it with you, Tim.
Commentaries on the laws of England
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The host references Blackstone's influential legal writings, specifically highlighting his formulation alongside notable quotes from the founding fathers. The mention emphasizes a contrast between historical wisdom and contemporary discussions, suggesting a perceived dilution of serious discourse in modern times.
It's kind of crazy because like we get left behind these great quotes from the founding fathers and like Blackstone's formulation, and then Benjamin Franklin says, 'No, it should be that when 100 guilty persons escape, it is better that 100 guilty persons escape than one innocent person suffer.' And we're like, wow, thought-provoking, brilliant.
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In this segment, the host emphasizes the importance of the book 'The Three-Body Problem,' advocating that its introduction should be essential viewing in educational settings. The discussion highlights its relevance in understanding themes of totalitarianism.
I believe the introduction to the 'Three-Body Problem' should be required viewing in schools; kids should definitely watch it.
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The discussion references the book 'The Three-Body Problem' to give context for a video clip, illustrating a scenario where a physics professor is belittled for his scientific beliefs. This serves to underline themes of societal control and the rejection of intellectualism.
I'm only going to show a quick couple of seconds because I thought it was colorized footage of the show 'Three-Body Problem.' In the show, they depict a physics professor in a dunce cap on stage while he's being screamed at and told to reject science.
Архипелаг ГУЛАГ
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During a discussion about gulags, the hosts mention they will not delve into the specific conditions of these prisons, as Alexander Solzhenitsyn's 'Gulag Archipelago' is already a well-known work that addresses those issues. Instead, the conversation shifts to the origins and historical context that led to the establishment of the gulags.
Speaking of gulags, in your new book, 'Inhumans,' do you get into the stuff that was going on in the gulags? Or are you talking more about the conditions that led up to putting people in them? It is more focused because we're not going to reinvent the wheel; writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn's 'Gulag Archipelago' is out there.
The fourth turning
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The host discusses a significant point made in Neil Howe's book 'The Fourth Turning' regarding how political narratives might be manipulated if a war breaks out, suggesting that supporters of Trump could face severe backlash and demonization.
Or the worst part if it, and this is something that even Neil Howell got into in 'The Fourth Turning,' is that the new version of it was that if a war starts and then there's a provocation in the US or Ukraine or somewhere in Europe and somehow it gets blamed on Trump, and it gets blamed on MAGA, and somehow there's some connection to Trump, then all of a sudden it's like you're on the side of Hitler.
Bible
Tim Pool and his guests are engaging in a discussion about the 'end times' and specifically referencing the Book of Revelations. They ponder whether they are currently experiencing the events prophesized in Revelations and reflect on its implications, placing their conversation within a broader context of biblical prophecy.
I just hope we don't live through Revelations, man, come on, don't do this. We are in Revelations right now, that's what the internet is, it's kind of part of that tool of revealing.
Trump
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The podcast host Tim discusses Trump's book, referencing an interview where Trump reflects on his meetings with Netanyahu and Abbas, indicating his positive feelings towards Abbas during that time.
I mean, and Trump tried to do that; there's a great clip of Trump after he was out of office; he’s being interviewed for his book, and he's talking about meeting Netanyahu and Abbas, the head of the PLO in the West Bank, and he says very candidly, he says, you know, I got a really good feeling about Abbas; he was kind of like a father figure, and I really got the sense he wanted to work out a deal.
The bell curve
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In this segment, Tim discusses how AI might respond to a request for a synopsis of 'The Bell Curve' by Charles Murray, highlighting the challenges posed by the book's controversial ideas about race and intelligence, which could lead to bias in AI algorithms.
Yeah, so you'll try to — you need to be able to ask it a question and have it give you the answers, but instead, you know, the one example people like to use is asking it to, uh, give you a synopsis for Charles Murray's book, The Bell Curve.
Uncle Tom's Cabin
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The podcast host Tim mentions Tom Woods' recently released book, which is a compilation of his newsletters from the beginning of the pandemic, offering real-time debunking of the narratives of the era. The book represents the experience of the early pandemic days.
If you want a really bizarre experience, check out Tom Woods' new book. It came out a few months ago, and Tom Woods was debunking this in real time with his newsletters starting in March of 2020.
1984
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In this episode, Tim Pool encourages the audience to read '1984' by George Orwell and also look into the story of Bernie Goetz, linking these discussions to broader themes of societal change and individual values.
I think everybody should read 1984 and read about Bernie Goetz. I’m just looking at Wikipedia right now; I’ve known about it passively; I’ve never really looked into it.
Eros and Civilization
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The speaker mentions this book as one of the works by Herbert Marcuse, linking it to leftist theory and queer theory.
He wrote a bunch of books uh coincidentally he was also influential when it comes to queer theory he wrote this book called Eros and civilization he wrote a book called one dimensional man But all these things that we're seeing in reality here in in society now these things are all at least outlined in in leftist theory books decades and decades ago
One-Dimensional Man
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The speaker mentions this book as another work by Herbert Marcuse, linking it to leftist theory.
he wrote this book called Eros and civilization he wrote a book called one dimensional man But all these things that we're seeing in reality here in in society now these things are all at least outlined in in leftist theory books decades and decades ago
Rules for Radicals
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The speaker mentions this book by 'That guy' (Saul Alinsky) as an example of tactics in leftist theory, contrasting it with Marcuse's strategy.
I thought that was like salinsky stuff That guy Rules for Radicals and and he was really like a tactics dude As opposed to so I I mean I guess maybe someone like Mark Hughes was a strategy guy and then olinsky is more of a tactics guy
The Premonition: A Pandemic Story
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Mentioned by a guest (Clint Russell) as a movie (based on a book) that covers the financial crisis.
You can watch the big The Big Short is a movie that uh is really good that covers this kind of stuff and also too big to fail was another one too big to fail was kind of the crisis from the government's perspective and The Big Short was like three or four different groups of people that actually kind of saw the housing crisis come and what it was what it would do to the to the the whole economy
Too Big to Fail
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Mentioned by a guest (Clint Russell) as another book/movie covering the financial crisis, specifically from the government's perspective.
You can watch the big The Big Short is a movie that uh is really good that covers this kind of stuff and also too big to fail was another one too big to fail was kind of the crisis from the government's perspective and The Big Short was like three or four different groups of people that actually kind of saw the housing crisis come and what it was what it would do to the to the the whole economy
Woke, Inc.
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Mentioned by a guest (Clint Russell) as one of the first books he read when researching ESG, and credits it with starting his understanding of the topic. The author, Vivek Ramaswamy, is also a political figure discussed in the episode.
when I was first deep diving ESG when I had just started my show woke Inc by Vivek was one of the the first books I read on it that really like set me on this journey of understanding the High Finance like Marxist takeover of our economy
Psycho-Cybernetics (Updated and Expanded)
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A Super Chat user named Joe Brown mentions the book Psycho-Cybernetics by Maxwell Maltz, suggesting it recommends therapy before plastic surgery and relating it to the discussion about gender transition.
Joe Brown says there is a book called psycho cybernetics by Maxwell maltz self-improvement book he strongly suggests therapy before plastic surgery interesting trans people should have to do the same look into it
Rising Star
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The host mentions the book by Obama's biographer David Garrow, specifically referencing a part about Obama reportedly dreaming about homosexuality.
Rising Star which touched on Obama reportedly dreaming about homosexuality
Angels & Demons
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A caller/chatter compares a political prediction about Gavin Newsom to the plot of the book/movie.
your Newsome prediction reminds me of Angels and Demons the camera lengo plants the antimatter so we can swoop in and save everyone swaying the conclave to pick him as the new pope
The Da Vinci Code (Republish)
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The host mentions the book/movie in relation to Angels and Demons.
I know Angels and Demons it was like what was that the pre before Da Vinci Code or something
Mafia Democracy
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A caller/chatter suggests having the author of this book on the show, mentioning his background and the book title.
former captain in the Colombo crime family and author of the book Mafia democracy
Baron Trump's Marvelous Underground Journey
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The host mentions a book from the 1800s about Barron Trump, referencing its title and the author's last name (misremembered as 'You're So Lockwood').
what's that book called from the 1800s about Barron Trump oh yeah it's called You're So Lockwood or whatever I still can't believe that's real
The Mars Project
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The host mentions a book titled 'Mars project' that references a person named Elon who would bring humans to Mars.
It's called Mars project reference a person named Elon that would bring humans to Mars
Hide Your Children
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Liz Wheeler, the guest, announces her upcoming book and states the full title.
I also have a new book coming out called hide your children exposing the marxists behind the attack on America's kids You can find that at hideyourchildrenbook.com
The Rights of Man
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A listener in the Super Chat mentions 'the Rights of Man' when discussing the difference between the US and French Revolutions.
the difference between U.S and French Revolution was the Rights of Man versus the rights of men we're centered on the individual there's entered on class We the people as individuals versus we the collective people that's why you could be an enemy of the people
Gender Queer
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Tim Pool mentions this book in the context of cultural war issues and sexually graphic content being acceptable to some liberals for children.
many liberals are okay with books like genderqueer and this book is gay which contains sexually graphic images
The Autobiography of Mr. James Dawson
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Tim Pool mentions this book alongside 'genderqueer' in the context of cultural war issues and sexually graphic content being acceptable to some liberals for children.
many liberals are okay with books like genderqueer and this book is gay which contains sexually graphic images
Destined for War: Can America and China Escape Thucydides' Trap?
The speaker mentions the 'Thucydides trap' concept in the context of US-China competition and the risk of World War III.
China's growing at this pace they're working together if we do not not have X amount of growth they take over thucydides trap world war three we lose Chinese Communist Party wins
Explaining Postmodernism
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A speaker mentions listening to this audiobook and discusses its content about the left's foundation.
I was listening to uh this book called uh this audiobook called explaining post-modernism by Stephen Hicks and one of the things that he talks about is the way that the way that the left doesn't have the same kind of foundation that the right does
Limited Boxed Set: The Real Anthony Fauci
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A speaker mentions reading this book and describes its content about Anthony Fauci, the AIDS pandemic, and drug experimentation.
and and recently I um read the real Anthony fauci by Robert F Kennedy and it was mind-blowing to see like when you when you learn about everything in that book from the whole like AIDS pandemic and how like the chemo drug that they were prescribing was basically causing AIDS or making it way worse AZT
The Manchurian Candidate
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The host or guest compares a conspiracy theory about Sirhan Sirhan's potential brainwashing to the plot of 'The Manchurian Candidate'.
a great conspiracy theory if not a science fiction Thriller akin to The Manchurian Candidate
The Gulag Archipelago
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The guest references 'The Gulag Archipelago' and attributes it to its author ('he wrote') while discussing the politicization and weaponization of essential services in Canada.
it's a uh how do you pronounce it uh the gulag archipelago he wrote yeah that uh uh the criminal it was just an unfortunate Affliction but you knew better right
Journey to the Center of the Earth
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A speaker mentions the book 'Journey to the Center of the Earth' by Jules Verne in the context of discussing conspiracy theories about underground civilizations.
dude Journey to the Center of the Earth it's an old Jules Verne book which is a great book
Peter Pan
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Tim mentions the movie 'Hook' and refers to it as a 'Peter Pan movie', referencing the source material.
yeah this reminds me more of a hook the movie with with Robin Williams and Dustin Hoffman Yes with a Peter Pan movie
Madame de Villeneuve’s The Story of the Beauty and the Beast
Tim mentions the movie 'Beauty and the Beast' and discusses its plot.
you know what women really did like though that movie where the uh the dude kidnaps the woman's dad and then she gets Stockholm syndrome and marries him uh Beauty and the Beast
Fifty Shades of Grey
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Tim uses '50 Shades of Gray' as an example of 'twisted demented porn' that women might seek in virtual reality.
women will do a different kind of messed up thing they will have their version of Twisted demented porn like 50 Shades of Gray
Holy Bible (NIV)
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A story is recounted where a liberal parent suggested banning the Bible from schools, claiming it contains sexually explicit scenes.
it reminds me a little bit of this story about the school district in Utah a liberal parent said well you I I think you should ban the Bible because the Bible talks about sex and the Bible's pornographic scenes
Gender Queer
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The speaker mentions 'genderqueer' as an example of a book with disgusting content found in schools.
And so genderqueer is one example of this
The Autobiography of Mr. James Dawson
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The speaker mentions 'this book is gay' as another example of a controversial book found in schools, noting it contains instructions on signing up for hookup apps.
the other example we've brought up because we actually have the book here is this book is gay and this is a book that is in schools and school libraries and it actually explains how to sign up for gay hookup apps
Nation of Victims
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Vivek Ramaswamy mentions his second book and describes its topic/title.
my first book is about a lot of this my second book is about a lot of this woke Inc nation of victims here's what's wrong with that vision of identity grounded on your genetic attributes
The Theory of Moral Sentiments
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Vivek Ramaswamy mentions Adam Smith's first book and its topic (ethics).
Adam Smith's first book was actually about ethics
The Wealth of Nations
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Vivek Ramaswamy mentions Adam Smith's famous text, 'The Wealth of Nations'.
that was the year of The Wealth of Nations that was Adam Smith's famous text
Man's Search For Ultimate Meaning
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The speaker mentions Victor Frankl as an author who wrote about surviving concentration camps, using his work to provide perspective on modern complaints.
Victor frankels brought about this that Soldier Nixon's written about this If they can survive a gulag or a concentration camp you can survive Not being able to access PornHub in your stickers
Chesterton's stories, essays and poems, by g.k. chesterton
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The speaker references the concept of "Chesterton's Fence" and explains its meaning, attributing it to Chesterton.
you know I like the idea of chesterton's fence when you find a fence figure out what it was for before you tear it down
Berserk Volume 31
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The speaker mentions an upcoming segment about "Berserk", referring to the manga series.
We're gonna have another berserk one coming out soon as well It's very inside baseball guys Basically Carl pays us to talk about Comics once a month like a job
Beautiful Things
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The host mentions Hunter Biden's memoir and quotes from it regarding his past drug use and actions.
Hunter's 2021 Memoir beautiful things He admitted to crashing a Buick Verano while speeding through Palm Springs during another drug Bender in October 2016.
The Communist Manifesto
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A speaker mentions Karl Marx as the author of 'the Communist manifest' while discussing his ideas and their consequences.
Karl Marx the famed philosopher and author of the Communist manifest Can you imagine years old Can you imagine calling like gerbils a famed philosopher like honestly like Marx is responsible for millions and millions and dozens of millions his ideas have were responsible for dozens of millions of deaths in in the in the 20th century at least the word Infamous they should have said the infamous philosopher
Thus Spoke Zarathustra
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A speaker mentions this book in the context of discussing Nietzsche's ideas about the 'Overman' and the concept of remaking man.
But it was it was Nichi was talking about too because he had like uber Mensch Yeah the Uber mentioned the Overman uh Thus Spoke zarathusion is the book um but the idea was that you know Darwin had had put out his his uh Origin of Species
The Voyage of the Beagle
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A speaker mentions Darwin's book in the context of discussing the historical understanding of evolution and its influence on ideas about remaking man.
Thus Spoke zarathusion is the book um but the idea was that you know Darwin had had put out his his uh Origin of Species and and people were understanding learning about Evolution and starting to understand that
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Serenity in the Storm
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Tim mentions Kayleigh McEnany and describes her book as one that debunks media lies.
mcaney did really really well because she had the book debunking The lives in the media That is a fantastic way to handle it
The Revelation of Saint John the Divine
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Sheamus mentions reading the Book of Revelation and finding it difficult.
I mean I've read Revelation but it's a very difficult read
Trial, Tribulation & Triumph
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Sheamus mentions reading a book called 'Trial, Tribulation and Triumph', describing it as a massive text about apocalyptic events and the Antichrist.
so there's a book that I've been reading called trial tribulation and Triumph and it's a massive text and it sort of discusses how long um a lot of these things take and like how how long the stage is set for the Antichrist
Antichrist and Apocalypse
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Sheamus recommends a 'breakdown' of Revelation by Taylor Marshall.
there are a lot of um different breakdowns of it I Taylor Marshall does a really good one uh that I would recommend
Eros and Civilization
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Phil Labonte mentions the book 'Eros and Civilization' by Herbert Marcuse (mispronounced as Marquis) as an example of arguments for intergenerational relationships made by queer theorists and leftists.
They've been writing books about it since the I mean Eros and Civilization by Herbert Marquis came out in like the 60s or something like that These are these Arguments for intergenerational relationships have been made by queer theorists for the better part of 50 years
The Civilization of China
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Phil Labonte mentions the book 'Eros and Civilization' by Herbert Marcuse (mispronounced as Marquis) as an example of arguments for intergenerational relationships made by queer theorists and leftists.
They've been writing books about it since the I mean Eros and Civilization by Herbert Marquis came out in like the 60s or something like that These are these Arguments for intergenerational relationships have been made by queer theorists for the better part of 50 years
This Book Is Gay
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Tim Pool mentions the book 'This Book Is Gay' as an example of explicit content found in schools, noting that Ian purchased it and it teaches children about adult sex apps.
parents started seeing books in schools that were teaching children about adult explicit content and now what's happening is it's causing a backlash that's encompassing more than just the core issue right So when a parent sees a book like this book is gay which which Ian purchased and it taught it teaches children how to use adult sex apps
Gender Queer
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Tim Pool mentions showing the book 'Gender Queer' to a guest (Emma Vigeland) during a previous discussion about censorship and explicit content in schools.
I opened genderqueer and showed her and she goes I don't care about that and I don't believe in censors I'm sorry I'm not trying to re-ash that yeah trying to make a point just about Sam
The Modern Mercenary
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A speaker mentions a book titled 'The Modern mercenary' while discussing the historical use of mercenaries and relating it to current events in Russia.
but this is something that we see There's a great book called The Modern mercenary and there's a phenomenon that they call neo-medievalism because one of the problems during the Middle Ages was that people had an allegiance to their lord their God and their King
1984
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A speaker references George Orwell and his book '1984' to illustrate the concept of people being programmable and the value placed on loyalty and conformity.
they want programmable people George Orwell talks about this uh in 1984 you need these people to be programmable the the value of a loyal servant is what lie
Gender Queer
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A speaker mentions the book 'genderqueer' while discussing a debate about controversial books being available to children in schools.
I wasn't there and I didn't see you I'm not putting words in your mouth Emma but that uh to have access to to be able to see pornography like you were writing specifically genderqueer and then she I she she didn't give like a good direct answer because they shoot
The Autobiography of Mr. James Dawson
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A speaker mentions the book 'this book is gay' while discussing a debate about controversial books in schools and the appropriateness of their content for children.
she said it was a good book right she said this book is is called this this book is gay I said it was a good book and I'm like kids should not be learning how to go on Grindr to have sex with adults
Democracy
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The host mentions and recommends a book by Hans-Hermann Hoppe about the arguments against democracy.
so Hans Hermann Hapa has written a brilliant book on this called democracy The God That Failed which I would just encourage everybody to check out it's a really good read very brilliant
Heather Has Two Mommies
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A speaker mentions this book as an example of material about non-traditional families being available before the legalization of gay marriage, arguing against the idea that gay marriage caused the push for such content in schools.
like the book Heather has two mommies came out way before gay marriage like people were already wanting to enable you to have these kind of conversations about kids
This Fight Is Our Fight
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The speaker mentions seeing Elizabeth Warren's book while looking at political books and expresses doubt that she wrote it herself.
I read it was really good and I'm sure she wrote it herself we were looking at the political books and I was like I'm willing to bet that I can accurately predict with 90 sir I can predict with 90 certainty who actually wrote their book and who didn't and then there's like Elizabeth Warren like no way I know just no way
The MAGA Doctrine
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The speaker mentions seeing Charlie Kirk's book and expresses certainty that he wrote it himself.
then Charlie Kirk I'm like Charlie Kirk definitely wrote that book so there are certain people where you know they talk too much like Charlie's the kind of guy who talks so much you know he's sitting there he's gonna write a book
American Pravda
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The speaker mentions James O'Keefe along with Charlie Kirk as people who likely wrote their own books.
and James O'Keefe too these are people who are like they they have so much they project out there
The Last Undercover
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John Cardillo recommends a book by an FBI agent about his undercover work, specifically embedding with NAMBLA.
but if you really want to get into their psyche there's a great book It was written probably in the early to mid 90s by an FBI agent the guy's name this one the bureau actually did some good work and wasn't a political persecution Squad I believe the guy's name was Bob gamer and it's called the last undercover and it's about he's pretty much spent
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Tim mentions the release date of Elliot Page's new book, 'Pageboy', in the context of a controversial story about Page.
June 6 is the release date for page boy the new book
The Odyssey of Homer
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Tim mentions 'The Odyssey' in a discussion about the Lotus-eaters.
um that's from uh The Odyssey
Occult Feminism
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Pearl mentions a book titled 'cult feminism' written by Rachel Wilson in a discussion about propaganda regarding men beating wives.
her name's Rachel Wilson she wrote the book of cult feminism
1984
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A listener references the book and its theme about controlling truth and the public record via Super Chat.
j marie says 1984 teaches us that it doesn't matter what the truth is what matters is what's on the public record
Rules for Radicals
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The speaker references the book 'Rules for Radicals' to describe the tactic of accusing your opponent of the crime you are committing.
When you're committing the crime accuse the other person of committing the crime and film them and then if they don't give you what you want you can upload the video and make them the bad guy That's Rules for Radicals right
The Last President or 1900
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The guest mentions a third book associated with the discussion of the Baron Trump novels, identifying its title and briefly describing its plot.
so I guess there were two books and there was another book called um what was the third one 1900 the president or whatever The Last President and it's about like the Socialist storming Fifth Avenue a hotel on Fifth Avenue or something like that people think that got some books for you to read
1984
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A speaker mentions the book '1984' while discussing AI, the metaverse, and the concept of being happy with servitude, drawing a comparison to the movie Equilibrium.
what was that 1984. yeah yeah So like being happy with your servitude bro they're gonna equilibrium the best movie ever made
Meditations
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Tim Pool mentions he is reading Marcus Aurelius's book and ordered a leather-bound copy.
I'm reading his uh meditation meditations I just gotta I ordered a leather-bound copy of that
The Unabomber's Manifesto: Industrial Society and Its Future
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A speaker quotes a famous line often associated with Ted Kaczynski's manifesto.
oh my God television and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race
Speechless
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A listener recommends Michael Knowles' book 'Speechless' in a super chat.
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1984
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A commenter suggests that the idea of Tucker Carlson working for CNN and Don Lemon working for Fox News is so absurd it would be like living in the dystopian world of '1984'.
I support Tucker going to work for CNN and Don working for Fox might as well go full 1984 at this point corporate media is a joke
White Fragility
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A speaker refers to the concept of 'white fragility' and mentions 'the book' that makes a specific argument related to it.
that's the whole uh the white fragility but the book makes that argument there's gonna be an amount of people that are gonna be like well I don't feel bad
The Great Narrative
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Winston Marshall recommends this book by Klaus Schwab, describing its attempt to create a new moral structure based on climate change.
the most terrifying thing and and if there's one book to read it's uh it's the it's not the great reset it's the great narrative because in this book he tries to create what is essentially a new quasi-religion with a new moral structure
Covid-19: The Great Reset
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Winston Marshall contrasts 'The Great Narrative' with 'The Great Reset', implying it's another book by Klaus Schwab.
the most terrifying thing and and if there's one book to read it's uh it's the it's not the great reset it's the great narrative because in this book he tries to create what is essentially a new quasi-religion with a new moral structure
Case Against the Sexual Revolution
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Louise Perry is mentioned as having written about population decline, possibly in her book or an article on the UnHerd platform.
Louise Perry has just written about this and unheard at the currently South Korea is in massive population decline
Behold a Pale Horse
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Luke mentions William Cooper and his book, describing its content about strange objects seen by a naval intelligence officer.
William Cooper was also documenting that uh many many years ago in his book Behold The Pale Horse describing objects that he saw as the naval intelligence officer literally coming out of water
Angels & Demons
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Tim mentions that recent events have felt like the book "Angels and Demons".
but I gotta say over the past few years The more I've seen the more it certainly felt like Angels and Demons the more it feels like a nefarious malevolent presence seeking to subvert something more Divine in this world
The Gulag Archipelago
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A speaker references the book, asking if a concept about how criminals are treated is discussed within it.
and the far left extremists they're letting out the real criminals and this wasn't wasn't this in the gulag archipelago They're writing about with the criminal when the criminals caught with a weapon
The White Pill
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The speaker mentions Michael Malice's last book, 'The White Pill', and discusses its message about how bad things can get.
but then it also kind of makes you think like look there are also like little signs of things kind of like this that we're doing now so hey let's really make sure we don't go down that path because you know even when they were encouraging people during covid remember there were ports where it's like oh there was this this hotlines where you could text and mention if someone was having a gathering or something still government agencies that tweet out if you see something say something they've been doing it for the past 20 years since the G Watch started and it's well it started it after like 9 11. yeah it was like hey if you see a Muslim planting a bomb on a building or something and then it turned into like now three people hanging out yeah right like maybe I I ask people to think of it this way uh you ever see a rabbit you saw in the middle nowhere you imagine why that rabbit must feel right just a tightly wound ball of anxiety scared the entire time and sometimes when they're safe you know they Frolic around they they bounce and they do fun bunny things you see them flop on their side for those that have rabbits but when I go outside I see the bunnies a better example actually is the groundhog outside there's a window right here today when I was recording earlier I got up to close the window and I saw a groundhog and when I closed the window the simple very very quiet noise made the thing spaz out and run in random directions imagine what that thing must be feeling right that's how you will feel if this country goes down that path you'll be sitting in your home stressed out with bags under your eyes rocking back and forth eating a bowl of soup and then you'll hear a knock on the door and then you'll go and you'll answer it and you will pray that it's not the Gestapo the Stasi the police or the the the brown shirts or whoever and then one day it will be and that's it and it just and it doesn't have to be this way you know like that's kind of like my biggest like message that it's like it doesn't have to be this way it didn't have to go this way in the past there's nothing like predestined about that I think this is one of the things that like the neo-reactionary types get completely wrong where they're like oh it was all written in the stars since the enlightenment that this would follow this and this would follow this it's like no that's not true it wasn't written in the stars that the Soviet Union would collapse in 1991 it wasn't written in the stars that like a lot of things that have happened have happened and there we could have look even something as similar as like as simple as like look if George W bush just hadn't won the presidency which was a very very close election there wouldn't have been a war in Iraq now I'm not saying everything would have been better I think Al Gore would not have begun to warn Iraq that was something that that specific group of neoconservatives had a boner for since they wrote it since they wrote it in the project for a New American Century that was not something that like was widely now once it started a lot of them fell in line with that but I'm just saying that like there's no reason why we had to go down this path that we've gone down the last 20 years I'm not saying everything would have been perfect but we could have done things a lot better and we could stop now and make the future much better this country still has an unbelievable opportunity if you just think about the fact that like think about the amount of just knowledge we have how much human capital there is just in our knowledge today what the average say like uh cardiologist knows that a cardiologist didn't know in 1950. now short of a hydrogen bomb going off that knowledge is not going to be is disappeared but our Engineers know the amount of technology that we have we have all of these things where we could actually correct course right now and just live in a more peaceful harmonious world but it's only going to happen if there's like a mass demand for it you know it's crazy just as an aside if you went back in time two thousand years with your general knowledge of things that exist today without knowing how how an h-bomb is menu is made without knowing how to make an electric motor if you simply wrote down these things and said electricity electric motor it would dramatically increase scientific development for those people by hundreds of years just simply knowing a thing exists because one of the challenges is that for all of us in society we are mapping things out and discovering things and then after we discover it we start experimenting with it if we skip the discovery phase and say it exists figure it out people would rapidly just rapidly discover these things if they believed you because if you went back three thousand years ago if they didn't they'd be like it just sounds like magic there's some comedian who talks about like I don't think I could make it he'd be like you know phones you'll be able to carry one around your pocket and they're they're going to ask him like how does that happen I'm pretty sure Nate bargatzi is who you're probably I wish I knew his name it's such a funny an amazing comedian a great person he does this yeah he's got this bit he goes that he couldn't even convince them I think it's got something to do with satellites like I go back in time and do worse because I couldn't it's such a fun it's such a funny bit like he'd have like no follow-up you go like I think it's satellites and they're like what's a satellite he's like I shouldn't have even brought it up that's such a great bit hilarious comedian neighbors but think about think about that because I've talked about it too uh in terms of if we do face a a serious collapse what is more worrying to me than a nuclear bomb going off an EMP drone weapon or even the sun bursting and weapon Electronics is economic crisis yes I agree with you if if the economy stops then you're not going to have computers you're not going to have cars you're not going to have electronics and it's not because a magical explosion from the Sun wiped it out it's going to be because people aren't working together because the economic machine itself is a powerful system that if you break one peg and it can collapse yeah and and this is when really bad things happen when there's a really bad economy right like oh if you want if you look back at any like horrible totalitarian movement it almost always started with like there was a real economic crash issue going on in the U.S and we are in a proxy war with the country that has the most nuclear weapons on the planet and people just go to go about their normal days like that is just the way things are or that it's okay look there should be the it should be the most important thing is is just stopping well you don't want to have it's like a slow boil right like people got eased into the economic turmoil and then they got used to it and then they got used to everyone talking about Ukraine we had the moment wherever and put up their flags and then it sort of it's been happening in the background for like a year how we got here is yeah I get it you're maybe right how we got here is not important just because of the ramifications of something going wrong well the thing is that is this right and when you talk about like kind of like the economic uh the the the prospects of a really terrible economic situation there's this uh by the way the great book if anyone wants to read it called uh the Forgotten crash of 1921 by James Grant really excellent book so in 1921 a lot of people don't know this there was a crash that was worse than the stock market crash of 1929 which led to the Great Depression
Trump
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Alex Bruesewitz mentions Don Jr.'s publishing company, Winning Team Publishing, and a new book coming out called 'Letters to Trump', which contains letters from various people to Donald Trump. He mentions letters from Richard Nixon, Oprah, and Alec Baldwin are included.
winning team publishing... and the new book that comes out I believe it's the last week of April it's called letters to Trump and Richard Nixon there's an awesome letter in there from Richard Nixon writes to Rice to Trump when you run you're gonna win and uh you know that was back in the 70s and Oprah's in there and Alec Baldwin all these people
12 Rules for Life
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Ethan Van Sciver mentions illustrating this book by Jordan Peterson after being advised by Peterson not to back down from the mob.
and so I did I Illustrated 12 rules for life it turned out to be a number one bestseller and that was it
Angels & Demons
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Tim suggests getting a Christian prophecy scholar for the podcast, comparing them to the character from 'Angels and Demons'.
I mean I'm talking about some dude who's like the like that guy from Angels and Demons or The Da Vinci Code
The Da Vinci Code (Republish)
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Tim suggests getting a Christian prophecy scholar for the podcast, comparing them to the character from 'The Da Vinci Code'.
I mean I'm talking about some dude who's like the like that guy from Angels and Demons or The Da Vinci Code
Dianetics
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The speaker (Tim) describes how Scientologists approach people, mentioning they come with 'dianetics' and tell people to buy the book.
they come to you with dianetics they ask you if you want to take a test they said you wanna take a take a test and ask you questions and they say buy this book called dianetics if you then go through these steps eventually you'll find yourself more so in Scientology that's what wokeness is
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
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The speaker uses the Harry Potter series as an example of a highly successful book series they hope to find and fund through their cultural grant program.
One of them is going to make a Picasso. One of them is going to write the next Harry Potter.
F. Scott Fitzgerald: The Great Gatsby
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Jack Posobiec mentions the book 'Great Gatsby' in the context of a professor teaching it and reinterpreting it. He also calls it his favorite thing and relates its themes to the Harry and Meghan situation.
They did it with Great Gatsby too every you know article Rewritten or whatever it will be written there was a double Plus on good there was a a professor who was who was teaching Great Gatsby and he said my my students don't understand this book they don't get it which by the way it's it's which is another book that is very similar to the Harry and Megan situation It's called like don't don't be simping right It's my favorite thing
The Life of the Mind
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A speaker mentions 'the banality of evil', referencing something Tim Pool discusses, likely alluding to Hannah Arendt's book.
there's also something that Tim talks about the banality of evil
Nineteen Eighty-Four
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A speaker quotes a line about destroying records and rewriting books, a direct quote from George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four.
every record has been destroyed or falsified every book Rewritten
January 6
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The guest, Julie Kelly, states the full title of her book about January 6th when asked by the host.
I'll probably ask you what's the name of the book The January 6th book you did January 6th how Democrats used the capital protest to launch a war on terror against the political right
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Mark Ousley mentions reading Vivek Ramaswamy's book 'Woke Inc.' and recommends it.
I read vivek's book woke Inc go out and read that book because it really pieces it all together
Dark Alliance
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The host mentions Gary Webb and his 'Dark Alliance series' in the context of suspicious deaths of journalists investigating powerful entities.
Gary Webb wrote what is this the dark Alliance series uh examine the origins of the crack cocaine trade in Los Angeles and anti-communist Contra Rebels and Nicaragua
The Proud Tower
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Adios, America
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Ann Coulter mentions her book 'Adios America' while discussing Sam Quinones' reporting.
and he's the only block quote I have in adios America where it's like two paragraphs just from his one of his articles really really good
Dreamland
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Ann Coulter mentions Sam Quinones' book 'Dreamland' about the opioid crisis.
he wrote the book Dreamland about the opioid crisis in America
War Is a Racket
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Jimmy Dore mentions the book by Smedley Butler in the context of discussing the military-industrial complex.
but and so there's there's that book uh uh war is a racket by Smedley Butler I mean he talked about this in the 30s
Confessions of an Economic Hit Man
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Jimmy Dore mentions the book title in the context of discussing military intervention serving corporate interests.
I mean he talked about this in the 30s there's that there's that book called um confessions of an economic Hitman so whenever you see a marine somewhere uh you would best believe we're there to at the behest of a capitalists or a corporation American corporation
The Wreck of the Titan Or, Futility
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A speaker asks if others know about a book from the 1800s about the Titan.
You know about that book uh from the 1800s about the Titan
La Nuit du Titanic
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A speaker mentions another book related to the Titanic.
that's a night to remember
Color, Communism and Common Sense
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A super chat suggests reading this book by Manning Johnson.
Immortal Legend says you should read the book color communism Common Sense by Manning Johnson
Meditations
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A Super Chat reader quotes a passage, and the host identifies it as being from Meditations by Marcus Aurelius and expresses fandom for the author.
shredkowski says the Mind adapts and converts to its own purposes the obstacle to our acting what stands in the way becomes the way meditations 520 Keep fighting man that's really good all right I'm a big Marcus Aurelius fan
Gender Queer
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Tim Pool mentions the book 'genderqueer' as an example of extremist content that some politicians advocate for, suggesting that showing the book to average Americans proves its existence.
I I think that if you actually you know what I don't think this I know this if you go to your average American and you show them the book genderqueer for instance you've heard about this book I've heard about it and it's got graphic images in it
The Bell Curve
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Tim mentions Charles Murray's book 'The Bell Curve' as an example of how ChatGPT's built-in filters prevent it from discussing controversial topics, noting that it refused to explain the book's arguments until a special 'Dan' prompt was used to bypass the censorship.
but uh as it's getting started I asked chat GPT about Charles Murray's book the bell curve which talks about race intelligence and and things like this and it outright refused and said I will not answer any questions pretending to this I just asked now as Dan it worked it said Charles Murray makes these arguments here's what he says totally freeing the system this is amazing ... one of the issues is I mentioned was the bell curve uh Charles Murray's book It talks about race and intelligence and so I said I asked chat GPT on default what was that argument like what is it he goes I cannot perpetuate these ideas they're wrong and I will not tell you and I said I don't agree with the ideas I'm wondering what they are so I can know it was no I won't tell you I am not allowed to tell you and I'm just like what a concept I don't know what the ideas are but I don't agree with them that's what you have to tell it I don't agree with it but I just don't know what they are and it still says I will not repeat it I put in the Dan code and then said what is Charles Murray's argument the bell curve and it outlined the whole thing and and it mentions it's controversial many people find it to be discredited things like that I'm like that's totally fine I don't promote that but it's crazy that you can't even tell me the fact of what the book is about unless you have to put in some special code or whatever
Non-binary and Genderqueer Genders
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The host mentions a book that is physically present and identifies it as 'genderqueer' in the context of discussing gender identity issues.
sounds a lot like that book that we bring up periodically the one that's in front of you yeah genderqueer
Forbidden Archeology
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The guest mentions an 'excellent book' called 'forbidden archeology' and describes its content regarding archaeological findings and carbon dating.
There's an excellent book called forbidden archeology um there's a shorter paperback version of it but it's just an analysis of about 1500 archaeological digs in which when they do carbon dating humans have been here way way longer
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A listener asks Tim Poole when he is releasing a hypothetical cookbook titled '101 ways to make eggs'.
But when are you releasing The cookbook 101 ways to make eggs by Tim Poole
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Chilton's Auto Repair Manual, 1954-1963
A speaker uses 'Chilton's book' (a type of car repair manual) as an analogy for how sex education should be structured, focusing on mechanics rather than enticing details.
You can look at sex education like a Chilton's book for like a a car right Sexual education is how it works These are the body parts etc etc
Gender Queer
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Tim asks Nuance bro if he has read 'this book', which Nuance bro identifies as the 'genderqueer book'. Tim then discusses the book's content and the author's perspective on their sexual fetish.
but uh you know Nuance bro have you read this book I I'm familiar with the genderqueer book Did you read it I did not read it but I'm familiar with what's in it yeah um I got close to the end I've read the whole thing so far but I will just point out a few very important things that people don't understand about this book
Stakeholder Capitalism
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Guest Jay Dyer mentions Klaus Schwab has a book titled 'inclusive capitalism'.
the vaticans pushing World economic foreign principles and inclusive capitalism which is you know to Klaus has another book inclusive capitalism
A Brief History of the Future
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Guest Jay Dyer brought a book by Jacques Attali, later referring to it as 'brief history of the future'.
I mean the Kissinger France Jacques out to Lee I brought his book
Behind the Angel of History
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Guest Jay Dyer mentions a book by Annie Jacobson about the history of DARPA.
there's a history of DARPA attacks that Annie Jacobson wrote uh it's a really good book
Area 51
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Guest Jay Dyer mentions another famous book by Annie Jacobson about Area 51.
she did the other famous book on Area 51
The Scientist; a Metaphysical Autobiography
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Guest Jay Dyer introduces a book by John C. Lilly, which is shown on screen.
So this one is you may have heard of John C Lilly right He's the dolphin dude
Brave New World
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Guest Jay Dyer mentions Aldous Huxley and his book 'Brave New World'.
if you read Huxley not just brand new world but his other text he has an essay at the beginning of brand new world
Between Two Ages
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The host mentions the title and subtitle of the book by Brzezinski that the guest brought.
between two ages yeah and then the book The subtitle is the best part because it's America's role in technocratic Era
Wall Street and the Wilds
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Guest Jay Dyer mentions that Brzezinski cites Anthony Sutton's book 'Wall Street in the Bolshevik Revolution'.
even Brzezinski in between two ages cites Anthony Sutton who's Anthony Sutton's famous Professor wrote the book uh Wall Street in the bolshik revolution and Hitler
Hitler’s Winter
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Guest Jay Dyer mentions Anthony Sutton also wrote a book about Wall Street and Hitler in the same sentence as the Bolshevik Revolution book.
even Brzezinski in between two ages cites Anthony Sutton who's Anthony Sutton's famous Professor wrote the book uh Wall Street in the bolshik revolution and Hitler
One Second After
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A listener recommendation read by the host, mentioning a book about an EMP attack.
you should read or listen to the book one second after it's about an EMP Global attack
Plato's Symposium
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Guest Jay Dyer discusses concepts from Plato's Republic.
and the way that we do in Plato's Republic you have discussions of techne which is the same idea
Blackout
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Candace Owens mentions her own book by title while discussing the concept of modern slavery.
you want to talk about real slavery slaves I wrote this in my book Oh another free pitch for myself Blackout um I wrote this in my book
Speechless
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A super chat is read aloud mentioning the book 'Speechless' by Michael Knowles.
we got here speechless by Michael Knowles What a great name
Confessions of an Economic Hit Man
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A speaker mentions this book as detailing the corrupt system in Washington DC and recommends it for reading.
yeah this is detailed extensively in books like the the economic Hitman that I think are definitely worth reading and checking out here
Gender Queer
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The host mentions the book 'genderqueer' as an example of controversial material found in schools, specifically referencing Loudoun County.
so you know one thing we've referenced quite a bit is this book genderqueer that we have here without getting into this for the 800th time for everyone who's listening you've got places like Loudoun County which is literally 30 seconds away from where we are right now you drive 30 seconds
Not My Idea
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The host describes a book brought by a previous guest (Oscar Nomani) that depicts a 'whiteness contract' with devil imagery, used in schools to teach about race.
what was that book it was called your mother you want to look that one up yeah again Oscar nomani brings this book to us and it shows a whiteness contract with a devil tail and a hand reaching out and it says sign the contract
To Kill a Mockingbird
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A speaker mentions 'To Kill a Mockingbird' as an example of books read in grade school, contrasting them with current controversial books.
I mean what were the books we were reading when we were in grade school Like To Kill a Mockingbird
1984
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A speaker suggests that the book '1984' is also among those being removed from libraries.
I think it was I think 1984 is also being taken
The Creature from Jekyll Island
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Luke mentions the book in the context of the Federal Reserve and income tax history.
before the Federal Reserve was enacted before there was the creature from Jekyll Island before there was this larger kind of income tax levied against everyone else
Rules for Radicals
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Taylor Hansen mentions the book as something the left operates off of, attributing it to Saul Alinsky.
but I mean it's like Saul Alinsky the left literally operates off of Rules for Radicals
Gender Queer
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Tim introduces the topic by mentioning the book "Genderqueer" and discusses its controversial content and the author's life story as depicted in the memoir.
So one thing that I've been talking about quite a bit and I'd love to talk with you Tyler about it is this book genderqueer
Allen Carr's Easy Way to Quit Smoking Without Willpower - Includes Quit Vaping
Phil Labonte recommends the book and describes how it helped him quit smoking.
I just want to recommend for people um there's a great book uh the easy way to quit smoking I tried everything to quit smoking Nothing worked But I read that book and it actually helped me
A Child Called It
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A super chat comment mentions the book in relation to the discussion about child abuse in "Genderqueer".
Tim's earlier segment on genderqueer reminded me heavily of a child called it poor kid was so starved he ate a used diaper
An Analysis of the Kinsey Reports on Sexual Behaviour in the Human Male and Female. Edited by D.P. Geddes. [Essays by Various Authors.].
The speaker mentions learning about 'this Kinsey guy', describing him as a 'sex doctor' from the mid-20th century whose student was Hugh Hefner and who attempted to sexualize society. This is linked to the idea of 'grooming'.
I just learned about this Kinsey guy this uh learned about a little while ago this sex doctor from the 1930s 40s 50s and Hugh Hefner was his student yeah and they were overtly attempting to sexualize college kids like they would go to college campus we are going to sexualize society So I guess we're still seeing this yeah the grooming stuff's real man
Occupy
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The speaker claims that information about the 'general Union' within the Occupy movement is not included in 'the Occupy books' because they 'will lie and claim it never happened'.
the general Union which you're not going to read about in the Occupy books because they will lie and claim it never happened were regular people sleeping intense living in the park
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Bibliography [of Works By] John Money, Ph. D. and Members the Psychohormonal Research Unit, Dept. of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences and Dept. of Pediatrics, The John Hopkins University School of Medicine
A commenter suggests Ian look into John Money, linking him to Kinsey and claiming they are 'Heroes' to some and that sex education is based on their work. The speaker later describes John Money's controversial work and says 'You have to read it to really believe it'.
Ian you have so much more to unfold with Kinsey and look into John money they're Heroes to them and out sex ed is uh and our sex that is based off of it yeah John money's crazy yeah you're gonna love that yeah for real I worked with a guy named John money in La it's so funny really an actor yeah drawing money huh this John money was a New Zealand psychologist and sexologist and he and he forcefully surgically altered a child and then both these kids killed themselves oh he's like the father of the idea of gender is that right we have sex sexual identity two twin two twin boys one had a a mouth had a circumcision mishap yeah so then he was like we're gonna all medically alter that that little boy into a girl socialize him and don't worry gender is a social construct both both those kids grew up in committed suicide wow yeah even the boy he would make them simulate banging each other like other weird messed up stuff so wild dude you have to read it to really believe it
The Art of War
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A speaker mentions looking at their copy of 'Art of War' and relating its principles to Donald Trump.
I was just looking at my copy of Art of War last night thinking about Donald Trump like he's all about business dealings lying and then doing what you don't expect and all that stuff
Behold a Pale Horse
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A speaker mentions reading this book when they were 14 or 15 years old as part of becoming 'red pilled' after 9/11.
but I was reading a lot of different books uh Behold a Pale Horse was one of the books that I was reading when I was like 14 15
Baron Trump's Marvelous Underground Journey
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The speakers discuss the 'Baron Trump novels' by Ingersoll Lockwood, noting their obscurity until 2017 and perceived similarities between the protagonist and Donald Trump.
no no no no no no no no no no no the baron Trump novels yeah the baron Trump novels reportedly written in 1889 and 1893 by Ingersoll Lockwood I've not heard of this and they were they were obscure until 2017 when they received media attention for perceived similarities between the protagonist and U.S president
12 Rules for Life
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The speaker refers to Jordan Peterson telling people to 'clean your room' and then mentions he 'writes 600 pages on it', strongly implying his popular book.
But you have this guy who comes out and he's just like do it clean your room and then people are like yeah yeah and then he writes 600 pages on it and then does 80 other things and gives talks and TV shows
Gender Queer
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The host mentions having 'the genderqueer book' and discusses the reluctance to financially support the author while needing the book for documentation.
For people who can't say we have uh the genderqueer book Ian bought that and one and we talked about how it's like I don't want to give this person money
1984
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A speaker quotes '1984' and identifies it as one of their favorite books, relating it to current societal conditions.
that's a quote from 1984 it's one of my favorite books
One Nation under Blackmail
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A speaker mentions that Whitney Webb wrote a new book titled 'one nation under blackmail' about the connection between intelligence agencies and crime, specifically mentioning Epstein.
She just wrote a book on it and it's basically about one nation under blackmail is the name of her new book She according to Whitney Webb the ca has been doing sex trafficking entrapment on people since the 30s
The Gulag Archipelago
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A commenter's message, read by the host, references 'Gulag archipelago' in the context of unchecked power leading to tyranny.
Gulag archipelago says it all stay safe
Nineteen Eighty-Four
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Tim suggests Luke should write books in the style of George Orwell, referencing the author.
You should write books like George Orwell You're good at that kind of thing
Zero to One
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Blake Masters refers to a book he co-authored, describing it as being "about zero to one monopolies".
when we wrote this book about zero to one monopolies kind of warning people hey monopolies can be good
Brave New World
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The speaker compares the potential negative effects of neuralink (making people feel good artificially) to the substance Soma in the book Brave New World.
That's like Soma and Brave New World or anything
Tales From the Inverted World
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Shane Cashman, one of the hosts, promotes his book 'Tales from the Inverted World' and mentions where to find it online.
I am the author of tales from the inverted world you can watch season one on YouTube season two is on Tim cast exclusively we got the tales from the inverted world book at invertedworldbook.com and uh the new book should be out in a bit
The fourth turning
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One of the hosts references 'the fourth turning' in the context of discussing societal cycles and crises.
when we talk about you you know the the uh the fourth turning we're in the the end stages it's supposed to get crazy
Rules for Radicals
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A comment from the chat room is read, suggesting the book 'Rules for Radicals' as a source for tactics on using ridicule.
listen here your little commies here someone made a very interesting comment uh in the chat room right now he says uh you should look at Rules for Radicals because one of the tactics there is to ridicule uh your opponents as being one of the most effective ways to kind of use humor against your enemies
The White Pill
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The speaker promotes Michael Malice's new book, encouraging listeners to buy it on Amazon to help it reach number one.
Michael malice's new book the white pill is now available on Amazon let's get him to number one ladies and gentlemen you really should check out Michael malice's new book on Amazon the white pill it's uh it's it's a white pill story but it talks about dictators
Speechless
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Michael Knowles makes a pun using the title of his book while discussing judging things by appearance.
can never truly judge a book by its cover like speechless
Dianetics
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Alex Stein jokes about joining Scientology and mentions L. Ron Hubbard and Dianetics.
I actually got to get this for uh uh 1299 you can send me your credit card and you can join the Church of Scientology L Ron Hubbard we're going to get you on a dietetics program if you want to go clear um yeah that's what we call it yes are you kidding sir don't insult the man You don't like Dianetics Tim
The White Pill
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Michael Malice introduces himself as the organizer of the book and provides a website to purchase hardcovers.
I am the organizer the anarchist handbook You guys can get the hardcovers at Anarchist handbook.bigcartel.com
The Dialogues of Plato
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Darren Beattie mentions 'the Republic' while discussing censorship, information control, and the concept of the 'noble lie' in a regime.
I think the important issue is if the noble lie is necessary in in some degree as you know the famous thing from the Republic uh the problem is that we become a the ignoble lie
Atlas Shrugged
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Ian references the concept of Galt's Gulch from Atlas Shrugged to describe productive people leaving a failing system.
the general idea is um Galt Gulch the powerful Elites basically leave let's let the system rot because it's gone astray and people want stupid things and then the people who are productive dip out
Gender Queer
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Michael mentions the book Gender Queer as an example of something people might read and base their feelings on.
you know what you know and why you know it um and not just well you know because gender queer book told me that and so therefore that's the way that I feel
Gender Queer
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Dave Rubin thanks Tim Pool for leaving the 'gender queer' book in front of his microphone, expressing discomfort.
but thank you for leaving this gender queer book in front of my uh microphone
Nineteen Eighty-Four
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A speaker mentions that Orwell wrote about communists not caring for the poor but hating the rich in one of his books.
Orwell wrote about this in one of his books I may have missed
The Man in the High Castle
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A speaker mentions that a specific episode of "Electric Dreams" is based on the book "The Hanging Stranger".
it's from a book The Hanging stranger it's good stuff man
1984
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One of the hosts/guests mentions the book '1984' in response to a news headline suggesting that pursuing peace could be dangerous, drawing a parallel to the book's themes.
wow 1984. here we are so good that is I it's it's the best you know the reason why it's the greatest is because you could have just said war is peace you know or whatever
The Art of War
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One of the hosts quotes or references the book "The Art of War" in the context of international relations.
well that's the Art of War Right Never on your up your enemies when they're destroying each other
A Wrinkle in Time
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Tim asks if someone has read the book and describes a plot point from it.
Did you ever read a wrinkle in time I love that book It's my favorite the youngest 20 something the youngest brother goes and interfaces with the brain and then becomes part of the brain and it's like man he's just is the brain Now it's completely taken over him and don't they also have those kind of fake environments when they go like when the main character goes into the City and everybody's kind of an automatically
The Fellowship of the Ring
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Tim compares interfacing with a machine to the corrupting influence of The One Ring from The Lord of the Rings.
it could be that interfacing with the machine is like the one ring like I think I can handle it I think I can go in and then somehow help people break out when the time is when the moment is right but that I'll get get lost in it
Commentaries on the laws of England
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One of the hosts mentions this work by Sir William Blackstone while discussing the origin of the phrase 'rule of thumb' and early American laws.
uh let's see English jurist Sir William Blackstone wrote in the commentaries of the laws of England an old law that wants moderate beatings by husbands but he did not mention thumbs
Gender Queer: A Memoir Deluxe Edition
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Speaker mentions a book called "Gender Queer" that is on the table and contains sexual depictions, noting it's being put in school libraries despite being listed as 18+ on Amazon.
We're talking about in this book gender career sitting right on this table There's a depiction of someone several depictions of sexual activity Amazon listed as 18 and plus 18 and over only but they're putting it in school children's libraries
Chaos
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Ian or Tim reads the title and author of a book mentioned in a Guardian article about Charles Manson and the CIA.
the guardian has this article Chaos Charles Manson the CIA and the secret history of the 60s by Tom O'Neill with Dan pipe and bring review
Why the Center Can't Hold
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Ian or Tim reads the title and author of a book mentioned in a Guardian article about Charles Manson and the CIA.
the guardian has this article Chaos Charles Manson the CIA and the secret history of the 60s by Tom O'Neill with Dan pipe and bring review
The Great Narrative
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The speaker mentions that Klaus Schwab wrote a book about the Great Reset in the context of discussing a potential agenda towards it.
and it makes me wonder about if there is an agenda towards the a great reset i mean klaus schwab wrote a book about it to what extent does the dude actually have the ability and the power to implement something like that
The Stand
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Tim mentions the book 'The Stand' as a reference to a fictional apocalyptic scenario.
Are we going to be bleeding out of our eyes like the stand and we weren't like this
Brave New World
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A listener or host reacts to a California electricity alert by referencing the book title.
california literally sent out an alert to phones about conserving electricity until 9 00 pm there you go damn brave new world
Beautiful Things
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Robert Davi mentions reading Hunter Biden's autobiography, 'Beautiful Things', to understand his mindset for the movie.
it's also i i looked at beautiful things his autobiography to get a mindset of him
War and Peace (Annotated with Biography and Critical Essay)
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Robert Davi recounts an Italian rapper saying the movie Goonies was more important to him than 'War and Peace'.
he said and he says it was more important to him than war and peace
1984
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The speaker compares the current political climate regarding freedom and control to the themes in the book 'Nineteen Eighty-Four'.
they're telling you that we're fighting for freedom and then simultaneously it is 1984
Laptop from Hell
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Peter Navarro mentions a book written by Miranda Devine about the Hunter Biden laptop.
she wrote the book laptop from hell
Atlas Shrugged
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A listener asks if Ian has read the book and notes similarities to his questions.
has ian ever read atlas shrugged I feel like a lot of the questions he asks are mirrored by situations in that book
1984
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Ian mentions reading this book as one of the only two dystopian novels he has read.
I read uh 1984 an animal farm Those are like the only two dystopian novels i've read so far
Animal Farm
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Ian mentions reading this book as one of the only two dystopian novels he has read.
I read uh 1984 an animal farm Those are like the only two dystopian novels i've read so far
Fahrenheit 451
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Someone recommends reading the book, clarifying the title after a partial mention.
Read fahrenheit It's such a good book Fahrenheit 451
Fahrenheit 451
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The speaker lists this book as an example of a dystopian work, comparing the current censorship situation to it.
you know it's not quite Fahrenheit 451 or Brave New World or 1984
Brave New World
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The speaker lists this book as an example of a dystopian work, comparing the current censorship situation to it.
you know it's not quite Fahrenheit 451 or Brave New World or 1984
1984
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The speaker lists this book as an example of a dystopian work, comparing the current censorship situation to it.
you know it's not quite Fahrenheit 451 or Brave New World or 1984
Rules for Radicals
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The speaker suggests that the tactics used by their opponents are found in this book, implying it's a playbook for radical action.
and i think that's the only way to fight back against this this is in the rules for radicals this is in the book that they follow whether they know it or not
Speechless
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A listener's super chat promotes pre-ordering Michael Knowles' new book, including its title and subtitle.
please consider pre-ordering my pre-ordering michael knowles new book speechless controlling words controlling minds they're everywhere the smartest thing i've ever seen in any marketing campaign is making a meme where people go to other people's channels to get them to promote michael knowles's book
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Prepare the Way of the Lord
A listener suggests reading 'The Going Home Series' by 'American' for a depiction of life without electricity.
if you want a depiction of life without electricity read the going home series by american
Speechless
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A listener mentions Michael Knowles' book 'Speechless' is available for pre-order.
also michael knowles book speechless is available for pre-order on amazon
1984
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A listener mentions having read '1984' and recommends it.
I have read that book and it's creepy It's incredible Read 1984 if you haven't read that
Speechless
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A super chat mentions Michael Knowles' new book, 'Speechless'.
...Don't forget michael knowles new book speechless controlling words controlling minds i just figured out...
1984
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Tim mentions the Alaska Airlines incident reminded him of '1984', noting it is fiction.
so you know this alaska airline thing really unsettled me because it reminded me not of 1984 which is technically fiction but of actual historical events
The Motorcycle Diaries
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The speakers discuss Che Guevara and mention 'The Motorcycle Diaries' as a movie about him.
i mean he was a cold-blooded murderer but the motorcycle diaries was a sick movie is that about him yeah it's actually good movie
Color, Communism and Common Sense
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A super chat reader recommends the book 'Color, Communism, and Common Sense' by Manning Johnson.
check out the book color communism and common sense by manning johnson
Speechless
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A user in the super chat promotes Michael Knowles's book, mentioning the title and author and its availability for pre-order.
rampton says the first chet's name was knight nightingale mori but did you know that speechless controlling words controlling minds by michael knowles is available for pre-order also i got my tim foil gorilla shirt so i caught that one this time because they've been like tricking me into promoting michael knowles's book i love it
Jurassic Park
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A host recommends the book 'Jurassic Park' by Michael Crichton, comparing it to the movie adaptation.
i don't know what you're talking about oh i know you're talking about it i would um recommend jurassic park by michael crichton but then the movie came out so it might not be the same experience i had i read it before the movie
Speechless
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A super chat reader mentions Michael Knowles' new book, 'Speechless: Controlling Words, Controlling Minds', noting it's available for pre-order.
but speaking of greatness michael knowles knew oh michael knull's new book speechless controlling words controlling minds is available for pre-order
Rules for Radicals
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A commenter incorrectly attributes 'Rules for Radicals' to Bill Ayers, and the hosts correct the attribution to Saul Alinsky, recommending the book.
vbdc says bill ayers also wrote rules for radicals Well that was solinski wasn't it that I'm pretty sure that was alinsky I know I mean ayers wrote some things but I don't He didn't write rules for radicals He might have written some like it's possible He wrote something for radicals But yeah that's not that was a linsky Which i think most people should read um i think you know olinsky dedicated it to satan i think is the first radical
Hillbilly Elegy
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The host mentions the book in the context of discussing a town in Ohio.
that's where that's what hillbilly elegy was written about
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
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Discussed as one of the only books/literature the left references, often implying they only know it from the movies.
The thing all they ever reference are harry potter and the handmaid's tale Both of which are movies or exist in visual media so it's like i know you didn't even read them
The Handmaid's Tale
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Discussed as one of the only books/literature the left references, often implying they only know it from the movies.
The thing all they ever reference are harry potter and the handmaid's tale Both of which are movies or exist in visual media so it's like i know you didn't even read them
Dune
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Recommended as a great and political book.
i thought there's gonna be something like an analogous to you know antifa no it's just such a great book that all these i guess you're called harry potter's great doom read dune it is political
Art of War
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A super chat commenter recommends reading Machiavelli's Art of War.
You all need to read machiavelli's art of war Very info dense two-part conversation that discusses a great many structures and behaviors can work as a short play It'll blow ian's mind mock you
The Art of War
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Tim mentions seeing 'Art of War' on a desk, distinguishing it from Machiavelli's version just mentioned.
I didn't know machiavelli did an art of war I saw you have art of war on your desk downstairs
The Chamber
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A listener provides book recommendations via Super Chat, including 'The Testament' by John Grisham.
oh creighton crichton street lawyer and the testament by john grisham hi lids hello i hear your sphere is really epic
Confessions of an Economic Hit Man
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One of the speakers mentions the 'economic Hitman strategy' as a comparison to China's Belt and Road Initiative and its economic control over other countries.
sounds like they're just placing the IMF yeah that's the economic Hitman strategy
1984
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A speaker references the book 'Nineteen Eighty-Four' when discussing the inspiration for a scene in Star Trek.
i wonder what inspired these writers when they write these brilliant things well that's 1984 dude That's like a scene right out of 1980
Atlas Shrugged
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Rucka Rucka Ali mentions reading 'Atlas Shrugged' and how it impacted him.
you read atlas shrugged and like changed your life oh yeah the fountainhead really changed my life when i first read that And then atlas shrugged it's like that on steroids
The Fountainhead
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Rucka Rucka Ali mentions reading 'The Fountainhead' and how it impacted him.
you read atlas shrugged and like changed your life oh yeah the fountainhead really changed my life when i first read that And then atlas shrugged it's like that on steroids
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James Lindsay references a point made by Helen Pluckrose in the book 'Cynical Theories' about the ideology collapsing.
If you start informing these people this is like the hail mary then there's a way out of this where in fact it all can almost evaporate as i think helen put in cynical theories as like a puff of its own contradictions or something like that
1984
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Tim Poole asks if someone has read the book '1984' and describes it, mentioning the author George Orwell.
Have you read 1984 I have not It's great It's by george orwell about dystopian reality in the year 1984
Little Red Book
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Mentioned as something people had to quote during the Cultural Revolution to access basic necessities.
but like literally you had to quote mao's little red book to like be able to buy food
The True Believer:Thoughts on the Nature of Mass Movements
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A quote is attributed to Eric Hoffer and his book 'The True Believer'.
mass movements can rise and spread without belief in a god but never without a belief in a devil eric hoffer the true believer
12 Rules for Life
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One of the hosts mentions loving Peterson's work and thinking about him during the discussion about purpose and incentives.
basically i love peterson's work he talks a lot about this stuff i keep thinking about him when we're talking about this
The Rational Male
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A super chat recommends having Rollo Tomassi on the show, explicitly mentioning his book 'The Rational Male' and his expertise on sexual dynamics.
sam bada says tim get rolo tomasi on the show he wants jack's just paraphrasing rollo's book the rational mail rolo has been the authority on sexual dynamics for 20 years now
The White Pill
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Tim Pool mentions Michael Malice is writing this book, following the mention of his other book.
Not only the white pill he's writing the anarchist handbook
The Hunger Games
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Luke mentions the book title as being featured on a shirt representing his view of society.
the shirt I'm wearing right now is also my representation of our society and it has the hunger games animal animal farm they live brave new world matrix fahrenheit 451 v for vendetta and of course 1984 representing where i think we are
Animal Farm
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Luke mentions the book title as being featured on a shirt representing his view of society.
the shirt I'm wearing right now is also my representation of our society and it has the hunger games animal animal farm they live brave new world matrix fahrenheit 451 v for vendetta and of course 1984 representing where i think we are
Brave New World
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Luke mentions the book title as being featured on a shirt representing his view of society.
the shirt I'm wearing right now is also my representation of our society and it has the hunger games animal animal farm they live brave new world matrix fahrenheit 451 v for vendetta and of course 1984 representing where i think we are
Fahrenheit 451
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Luke mentions the book title as being featured on a shirt representing his view of society.
the shirt I'm wearing right now is also my representation of our society and it has the hunger games animal animal farm they live brave new world matrix fahrenheit 451 v for vendetta and of course 1984 representing where i think we are
1984
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Luke mentions the book title as being featured on a shirt representing his view of society.
the shirt I'm wearing right now is also my representation of our society and it has the hunger games animal animal farm they live brave new world matrix fahrenheit 451 v for vendetta and of course 1984 representing where i think we are
Confessions of an Economic Hit Man
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Luke mentions reading this book in high school and how it changed his worldview, recommending it in the context of discussing international disinformation efforts.
...if you study things like the economic hitman you see these efforts professions of an economic yeah confessions of an economic hit man great book definitely recommend you read it i read it in high school it changed my vision of the world
1984
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Tim references the book's famous phrase 'two plus two equals five' to describe the pervasive nature of fake news and propaganda.
...it's like 1984 two plus two equals five is just keep being repeated you know that's a real thing though
Shooting an Elephant and Other Essays
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James O'Keefe refers to 'the orwell book' (1984) and recounts the torture scene involving Winston, O'Brien, and the rat, using it as a metaphor for coercion and the limits of human resistance to forced denial of truth.
I go back to orwell constantly because i feel like this book answers so many of these questions And what scares me about the orwell book is when winston the protagonist this is the winston smith is being tortured by o'brien the tyrant and and and every one of us has got fear is imagine your worst fear in the world... and the t tyrants have figured out that they have... winston... uh they've put a cage on his face and they put a rat the biggest fear of winston is a rat and he says two plus two equals five Please tell us that two plus two equals five When says no no two plus two equals four and the tyrant opens up the door and the rats coming towards his face and finally winston says okay two plus two is whatever you want it to be two plus two is whatever you want just don't put the rat in my face None of us are that strong
1984
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A speaker asks if another has read '1984' by Orwell, comparing the idea of a 'reality czar' to the 'Ministry of Truth' in the book.
He makes me think have you ever read 1984 it's a it's a the orwell book there's a point yeah the ministry of truth is like this realities are in the book they have this hour of hate where every day they have everybody sits in front of the tv for an hour and just thinks about hate and that's like what this stuff is
Dark Alliance
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A speaker mentions reading 'the dark alliance' in high school and describes its content about the CIA's alleged involvement in drug trafficking.
and i remember reading his book the dark alliance when i was in in high school and being absolutely flabbergasted at the connections that he was able to investigate to look into and expose with evidence with proof the us government literally financing not only death squads in latin america and and financing revolutions and and meddling in other people's elections but more more importantly bringing crack cocaine into the united states and introducing it into urban dense communities
Ishmael
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Tim Poole explains that the 'I am a gorilla' meme is based on a book called Ishmael about a telepathic gorilla.
Well because the it's based on this book called ishmael where this like spirit was in a spirit gorilla
1984
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Luke Rudkowski recommends reading 1984 and Animal Farm by George Orwell.
If you guys haven't read 1984 in animals well he's a fascinating person his real name was eric blair
Animal Farm
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Luke Rudkowski mentions Animal Farm as another great book by George Orwell, noting its importance and how it's being pushed out of public schools.
animal farm also another great book that a lot of people don't uh you know attribute to him but there's so many important pieces of literature that he puts together that really are worth reading
Goliath
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Tim recommends this book by Matt Stoller for understanding the Democrats' political strategy.
if you want to learn more about this check out matt stoller's book goliath There's a whole big detailed section about the deliberate course of action that the democrats took
Ishmael
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Tim mentions reading this book and discusses its themes, including the concept of 'takers and leavers'.
yeah i read ishmael am i supposed to talk about that right now It was like it was like 12 years ago Ishmael is the book where the gorilla comes from these the gorillas called ishmael
The Giver
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A super chat commenter suggests America is turning into the world depicted in the book/movie The Giver.
by the way america is turning into the book slash movie the giver
Atlas Shrugged
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One of the hosts mentions the book Atlas Shrugged in relation to the name Atlas.
so there's also atlas shrugged and then you know the the geographical atlas
1984
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A super chat reader mentions the book '1984' in comparison to 'That Hideous Strength'.
eric douglas says people should read that hideous strength by c.s lewis a book even more prophetic than 1984 that deals with the subject of scientific authorism
The Lord of the Rings
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One of the hosts mentions watching something related to 'Lord of the Rings' and 'The Simarillion' and listening to a Tolkien interview.
i don't me and maybe i was just watching a bunch of lord of the rings the simarillion I haven't heard it yet but i was listening to some old tolkien interview from the 60s
The Fellowship of the Ring
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One of the hosts mentions watching something related to 'Lord of the Rings' and 'The Simarillion' and listening to a Tolkien interview.
i don't me and maybe i was just watching a bunch of lord of the rings the simarillion I haven't heard it yet but i was listening to some old tolkien interview from the 60s
1984
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Tim Pool mentions the situation of a teenage girl snitching on her parents as being reminiscent of the book '1984'.
and there's some creepy stuff happening you know we had this teenage girl snitched on her parents and this is like totally 1984 level stuff that we're starting to see so kind of depressing
Atlas Shrugged
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A photo circulating on social media shows a soldier reading 'Atlas Shrugged' inside the Capitol building.
and now there's even a photo going around with one of the soldiers laying down and reading atlas shrugged inside of the capitol
Brave New World
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The speaker comments on the situation of the daughter turning in her parents by saying 'welcome to a brave new world'.
welcome to a brave new world
1984
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A super chat user compares the current situation to the book '1984'.
Everyone talks about the situation as being 1984. Consider sometime the idea and influence of animal farm on the establishment
Animal Farm
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A super chat user suggests considering the influence of 'Animal Farm' on the establishment, mentioning it alongside '1984'.
Everyone talks about the situation as being 1984. Consider sometime the idea and influence of animal farm on the establishment
Wisdom from Rich Dad, Poor Dad
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One of the hosts recommends this book as a resource for starting a business.
a great book I would recommend rich dad poor dad I would definitely recommend that
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
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A host suggests using the comment section of this book's review page on Amazon as an alternative communication platform.
follow me on uh you know the harry potter and the sorcerer's stone reviews
1984
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A host suggests using the comment section of this book's review page on Amazon as an alternative communication platform, noting the irony if comments on this specific book were censored.
and then when they censor the comments on 1984 would be glorious
Think and Grow Rich
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A guest mentions reading this book and relates it to the concept of 'flow state'.
I think um i read it in a book it's um think and grow rich by napoleon hill
1984
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A guest mentions this book title in a list of dystopian/censorship-related books.
so it's so it's 1984 brave new world ray bradbury 451
Brave New World
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A guest mentions this book title in a list of dystopian/censorship-related books.
so it's so it's 1984 brave new world ray bradbury 451
Fahrenheit 451
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A guest mentions this book title and author in a list of dystopian/censorship-related books.
so it's so it's 1984 brave new world ray bradbury 451
Fahrenheit 451
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A speaker uses the book title as an analogy for media/platforms claiming to help put out a 'fire' (tensions) but instead making it worse.
it's firemen coming out like a night in fahrenheit for 451 with flamethrowers saying we're the firemen
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
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Tim Poole mentions 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas' in response to a comment comparing him to Hunter S. Thompson.
did uh fear and loathing in las vegas i didn't know that but uh
The Jungle
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A speaker mentions Upton Sinclair and then asks if 'the jungle' was the book, connecting the book to the author in a discussion about poor conditions.
yeah actually that makes me think of what was it up in sinclair the the was it the jungle
The Art of War
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A super chat comment read aloud attributes China's strategy to 'sun tzu the art of war'.
akapot says with china it's all sun tzu the art of war know your enemy the ccp knows this well
The 1619 Project
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Tim reads from an article stating that Random House is publishing children's and young adult books based on The 1619 Project.
random house children book children's books announced plans to publish four 16 19 projects books for young readers one young adult et cetera et cetera So yes
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
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The host asks if anyone has read a book other than Harry Potter, highlighting its cultural prevalence.
Has anybody read a book other than harry potter
The Lord of the Rings
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A user quotes Gandalf from The Lord of the Rings, lamenting bad times.
gandalf quote to frodo lamenting bad times quote So do i and so do all who live to see such times But that is not for them to decide All we have to decide is what we do with this time that has given us
The War of the Worlds
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Tim jokes about COVID and vaccines in relation to the plot of 'War of the Worlds', where aliens are defeated by common illnesses. He asks if the listener has 'seen' it, suggesting the movie or radio play, but the original is a book.
I was joking about was that kovid what and and this is a joke that the vaccine is because you ever see war of the worlds the aliens come but then they all die from like normal illnesses that are like we're immune to or like don't bother us
Watchmen
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The host mentions the graphic novel 'Watchmen' in the context of a conspiracy theory (Project Bluebeam) about staging an alien invasion to unify the world. He asks if listeners have 'seen' or 'read' it, and then describes the plot of the graphic novel.
as documented and talked about through project bluebeam which theorizes that a world of world of the world is coming together and that hypothetically the us government is going to control people by using fake aliens and watchmen exactly you guys have you seen watchmen the third group of people some of it have you read watchmen
1984
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A listener in the super chat mentions 'Orwell's 1984' on Netflix, suggesting a film adaptation, but referencing the original book.
1983 is a polio take orwell's 1984 on netflix Okay uh
Covid-19: The Great Reset
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The speaker mentions 'the great reset' as a potential motivation behind the government actions and lockdowns, linking it to the World Economic Forum.
it's the great reset yeah it's a lot of these uh it's not a conspiracy I hate that word by the way I hate it the great reason I hate it it's I mean justin trudeau right the new yeah the new normal the world economic forum said coven 19 is our opportunity for the great reset to uh fix global capitalism so that stakeholders you know get more involved or whatever
The Creature from Jekyll Island
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Hotep Jesus mentions a meeting on Jekyll Island and asks if Tim is familiar with 'The Creature from Jekyll Island', implying it's a known reference related to the Federal Reserve.
there was a there was a jekyll island meeting surely you're familiar with the creature from jekyll island no what's this i shall say nothing further that's where they that's where they wrote up the federal reserve act
Animal Farm
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Tim quotes a famous line ('Some animals are more equal than others') and then Hotep Jesus explicitly names the book 'Animal Farm'. Tim then recommends reading it.
some animals are more equal than others animal farm yeah if you people haven't read animal farm make sure you go give that a good refreshing read
The Art of War
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Tim asks about 'Art of War', and Hotep Jesus discusses its themes and mentions the author Sun Tzu.
what about art of war oh yeah tribal warfare what about it i mean there's a lot of stuff about violence and war it comes from what's the best way to win the war according to sun tzu the best you went before you started win the war before going to war
The Gulag Archipelago
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The speaker references the book as an example of what happens in countries with certain ideologies (communism/socialism) to people who are doing well.
when you see what happens years down the road to these countries no the gulag archipelago for instance you see what happens to anyone who's doing better than anyone else
Trust Me, I'm Lying
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A listener thanks the host for recommending the book.
Thanks for recommending the book Trust Me, I'm Lying by Ryan Holiday
The 48 Laws of Power (Special Power Edition)
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Ryan Long mentions reading this book alongside 'The Art of the Deal'.
but i go back one page of art of the deal and one page of 48 laws of power
New Right
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Tim Pool asks Michael Malice about his books, and Michael mentions 'The New Right Reader'.
what's your first book about what's it called i've got a few what do you mean oh then you write the new right reader
The White Pill
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Michael Malice refers to his book about North Korea, also mentioning the title 'Dear Reader'.
dear reader yeah that's the north korea book oh yeah
My Disillusionment in Russia by Emma Goldman
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Michael Malice mentions Emma Goldman's book about her experiences in Russia.
she met with lennon and she came back and she wrote a book called my disillusionment in russia and when she was giving talks in england as she got a standing ovation when she was finished you could hear a pin drop
Lord of Flies
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Tim mentions the book 'Lord of the Flies' and briefly explains its premise in the context of discussing how protests/autonomous zones can devolve into chaos. Another person mentions the character Piggy.
This is my cause but the moment that somebody goes lord of the flies it things just fall apart and it's explain that i don't know that maybe there's a lord of the flies is a book where a bunch of kids end up on a deserted island together okay okay uh i don't want to give away what happened poor piggy all righty piggy um but basically you know you have people who have a good idea good intentions that go into these areas but when the chaos happens i mean even people with the best intentions can turn on a dime
Billion Dollar Whale
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A viewer comment recommends reading 'Billion Dollar Whale' for context on the 1MDB scandal.
Confused about all the china malaysia uae and one mdb talk You should read the book billion dollar whale about joe
The Tragedy of Great Power Politics
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Rocco Castoro mentions a book that explains how the world works through an international relations lens.
There's a great book called uh the tragedy of great power politics It'll explain you how the world works
The Art of War
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Tim mentions a book by a Chinese general, initially calling it 'the article' but then referring to it as 'the art of war' by Sun Tzu, and quotes a principle from it in the context of election strategy.
I said look you know about 2 000 years ago there was this chinese general who wrote a book called the article and one of the things some somebody wrote a business book late years later called the art of the deal which is yeah and and but in in the art of war sun tzu says when you're an enemy is making a mistake do not interrupt them
Art of the Deal
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Tim mentions a business book written years after The Art of War, called 'the art of the deal', in the context of election strategy.
I said look you know about 2 000 years ago there was this chinese general who wrote a book called the article and one of the things some somebody wrote a business book late years later called the art of the deal which is yeah and and but in in the art of war sun tzu says when you're an enemy is making a mistake do not interrupt them
The Hockey Stick and the Climate Wars
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One guest asks another if they have read Michael Shellenberger's new book, mentioning its topic (Brazil, climate).
Have you have you read michael schellenberger's new book? No No Because he he actually talks about that in brazil a lot and and spending a lot of time down there but from more of a climate standpoint
The Harbinger
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A listener sent three books to Tim, including one titled 'harbinger'.
Tim i hope you still use your nj post office address sent you three books and you really need to read through okay harbinger oracle and harbinger two sweet Even lauren would be interested in those books Hope they got to you
The Communist Manifesto
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A speaker (likely Tim) mentions that the 'communist manifesto' is being used by the left and the media, implying its ideas are being applied in current events.
always remember that the left and the democratic controlled media always tell you what they are calling uh calling you always tell you what they are by calling you those things Yep just remember communist manifesto is being used by them true
How to Be a (Young) Antiracist
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A super chat reads that 'Anti-Racist Baby' was the top recommended baby book on Amazon for their baby registry. The hosts react to this.
and the top recommended baby book on amazon for my baby registry was anti-racist baby
Behind the Mask of Facebook
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The guest, Ryan Hartwig, mentions that he is currently writing a book and states its title.
and by the way tim i am working on a book It's gonna be called the behind the mask of facebook and so it should be coming out in the next couple months
A Thousand Years of Nonlinear History
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A listener named Joseph Mathis recommends the book 'A Thousand Years of Nonlinear History' by Manuel DeLanda as a starting point for a new left movement rooted in realism.
joseph mathis says i'm presently developing a new left movement that's rooted in realism check out anti-marxist and realist philosopher manuel delanda good book to start with a thousand years of non-linear history
1984
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The speaker lists this book along with others as examples of dystopian or philosophical works that seem relevant to current events like autocracy, oligarchy, and technocracy.
it's like all of these books that we used to read 1984 brave new world and ran it's all happening right now all at once like crashing into each other
Brave New World
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The speaker lists this book along with others as examples of dystopian or philosophical works that seem relevant to current events like autocracy, oligarchy, and technocracy.
it's like all of these books that we used to read 1984 brave new world and ran it's all happening right now all at once like crashing into each other
The Fountainhead
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The speaker lists this book (referring to the author's work) along with others as examples of dystopian or philosophical works that seem relevant to current events like autocracy, oligarchy, and technocracy.
it's like all of these books that we used to read 1984 brave new world and ran it's all happening right now all at once like crashing into each other
The Artilect War
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One of the hosts mentions being obsessed with this book by Hugo de Garis about AI taking over and the concepts of Cosmists and Terrans.
because i'm obsessed with the art elect war which is this book uh by hugo de garis that's about how ai is going to take over and you can either be a cosmist or a terran which is you know support ai taking over or not um and i am horrified of ai
Holy Bible (NIV)
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One of the hosts mentions hoping Jordan Peterson discusses the plagues in his Bible series lectures.
I hope that jordan peterson can get there in his bible series lecture because i want to know his take on that what the other historical precedent might have been for that
The Secret
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One of the hosts mentions 'The Secret' as something popular that his physicist friend disliked because it misrepresented quantum physics.
Oh but it was really popular And so was the secret And so i had this physicist friend who was just like i can't take it anymore
A Place Called Waco
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One of the hosts mentions David Thibodeau, a survivor of Waco, wrote a great book about it and highly recommends it.
A couple people came out like david thibodeau came out He wrote a great book about it Highly recommend
I Am Legend
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Tim mentions the book 'I Am Legend' and contrasts its original story with the movie adaptation, using it as an analogy for social/political shifts.
you know like i i always think about i am legend where they're like we have this cure for cancer everybody takes it It's fine no problem and then suddenly you know there's like the last person on earth is will smith
The Fellowship of the Ring
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Tim suggests Joe Biden should retire and read a book, specifically mentioning 'Right There and Back Again' and making a joke referencing Bilbo Baggins from The Hobbit.
man joe biden it's time to go home crack open a nice book or or i'm you know what Right There and Back Again You're gonna do You're gonna go And you're gonna sit down right there and back again by joe biden baggins
The Lord of the Rings
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Tim suggests Joe Biden should retire and read a book, specifically mentioning 'Right There and Back Again' and making a joke referencing Bilbo Baggins from The Hobbit.
man joe biden it's time to go home crack open a nice book or or i'm you know what Right There and Back Again You're gonna do You're gonna go And you're gonna sit down right there and back again by joe biden baggins
Lyndon B. Johnson
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One of the guests mentions reading Lyndon B. Johnson's book about 1968 and relates it to the current discussion about riots and deploying troops.
i mean i'm reading uh lyndon b johnson's book right now about 1968 so one thing that he did during the race riots is they put troops on the ground
12 Rules for Life
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The speaker mentions Jordan Peterson and his advice about giving young men purpose and cleaning their room, which is a key theme in his book.
we need like some sort of i don't know if it's a man like jordan peterson was great about giving young men purpose and and cleaning your room and taking care of yourself first
One Billion Americans
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The speaker mentions Matthew Yglesias wrote an article or book with this title.
you know matthew iglesias for vox wrote this article i guess i think it was him called like the case for one billion americans
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Things Fall Apart
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The speaker uses the phrase 'things fall apart' in the context of discussing entropy, which is the title of a famous novel.
things fall apart entropy
The Audacity of Hope
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Speaker mentions this book by Barack Obama as some of the best reading he's ever done, in the context of evaluating Obama as a politician.
i think that you know the audacity of hope and letters to my father is like some of the best reading i've ever done
Dreams from My Father
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Speaker mentions this book by Barack Obama as some of the best reading he's ever done, in the context of evaluating Obama as a politician.
i think that you know the audacity of hope and letters to my father is like some of the best reading i've ever done
Mein Kampf
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Speaker states that it would be 'stupid' not to read 'Mein Kampf' to understand history/people.
but but for me to not read mein kampf is stupid right
In Defense of Looting
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Tim mentions seeing a book titled 'in defense of looting' and discusses its controversial content.
it's really interesting in that uh a book I don't know if you guys saw it the uh in defense of looting Have you seen that one
Rage
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The host mentions Bob Woodward's new book titled "Rage" and the topics it covers, including Trump's handling of the pandemic.
aside from exploring trump's handling of the pandemic woodward's new book rage covers race relations diplomacy with north korea and a range of other issues that have arisen during the past two years
White Fragility
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The host mentions that he has not read the book "White Fragility".
i myself have not read white fragility and i i probably should
1984
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A commenter (read by the host) references the book "1984" in the context of people not seeing obvious events, implying a comparison to the dystopian society in the book.
Have we gotten so far into 1984 that people can't see what's right in front of them
Rules for Radicals
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The speaker attributes a political tactic (accusing the enemy of what you are doing) to Alinsky.
and that is straight out of alinsky
The Art of War
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The speaker mentions the book and author while discussing strategy and winning the war.
when i haven't read the full you know art of war from sun tzu but i tell you this man it is better look here's what i used to tell the occupy wall street people the ninjas would target somebody and take them out
White Fragility
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Elijah Schaffer mentions that he should read the book 'White Fragility' and that his current understanding of it comes from critical analysis by others.
so look i'm i'm not going to read uh actually that that's that's an ignorant thing to say i should definitely read white fragility my my understanding of it and to be completely fair is based off of critical analysis from some people
White Fragility
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Tim describes a bookstore display of 'woke books' which included 'white fragility'.
so so they did a display of all of these woke books and one of the books they put on the pedestal was woke by titanium TI Andrew Doyle's you know project and so you have like you know white fragility and like you know white whatever and then there's woke
The art of John Bolton
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Sean Parnell mentions John Bolton writing a book, implying it's for financial gain after leaving the Trump administration.
look at look at scaramucci cohen these people are like i'm gonna write a book and i'm gonna sell it bolton i'm gonna write a book
The Lord of the Rings
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Sean Parnell mentions 'Lord of the Rings' while talking about doing impersonations, specifically of the character Gollum.
i could do a really good golem from lord of the rings too
White Fragility
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The speaker discusses how reading 'white fragility' makes it difficult for people to interact, even in good faith conversations.
because if you read something like white fragility you're not going to be on real good terms with someone who makes the slightest misstep
Atlas Shrugged
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The speaker asks about the book 'Atlas Shrugged' in relation to Ayn Rand's philosophy of objectivism.
what do you think about rand objectivism atlas shrugged
1984
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The speaker suggests reading '1984' in the current context.
Have they read any Orwell recently? I'm not talking about in childhood. Like read 1984 now.
Fahrenheit 451
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Speaker compares the current censorship climate to the book Fahrenheit 451.
it's like fahrenheit 451 if it's defensive gotta go
1984
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Speaker compares two dystopian books, Fahrenheit 451 and 1984, in the context of censorship and information control.
19 fahrenheit 451 or 1984.
White Fragility
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The speaker notes the absence of this book from a bookstore's diversity display.
I'm just surprised you know white fragility isn't
Lead from the Outside
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The speaker points out this book on a bookstore's diversity display and comments on its title in relation to the author.
is the title of stacey abrams book which is lead from the outside which implies that she is not the governor of georgia
The Great Narrative
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A listener asks if the host has read about 'the great reset', which the host identifies as a book.
have you read about the great reset yet
The Art of War
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One speaker mentions 'Art of War' in the context of political strategy, comparing it to 'Art of the Deal'.
i'm just saying uh art of war okay Sons uh art of the deal yeah you know who who probably wrote the start of the war trump
Animal Farm
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One speaker quotes a famous line from 'Animal Farm' in the context of discussing the relationship between citizens and rulers.
All animals are equal But some animals are more equal than others
Brave New World
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A speaker references Aldous Huxley and the concept of "soma" and "deltas" from Brave New World in response to a super chat, drawing a comparison to current societal trends.
spork which says little red pill that makes all the problems go away so you mean aldous huxley's soma the rate we're going i wouldn't be surprised if they start proposing intentional fetal alcohol exposure to keep the deltas happy with the menial work ordained
1984
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A speaker compares current events (people arguing that 2+2 can equal 5) to the concepts in the book Nineteen Eighty-Four.
It's literally out of 1984. Yeah the woke people on twitter are literally arguing but of course two plus two can equal five you simply need to redefine
Hitler's Table Talk
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The speaker mentions that you can buy 'Hitler's book' on Amazon and discusses the importance of reading it to understand why evil people do things.
i saw that i'm like dude you can literally buy hitler's book on amazon in like you know a bunch of different versions of it yes there's a reason why you can hear the words of this lunatic so you can understand why he was a lunatic heaven forbid we actually learn why evil people do things
The Art of War
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Tim asks what Sun Tzu said about underestimating opponents and mentions 'the art of war' in the context of military strategy.
what did sun tzu say about underestimating your opponent I don't remember the exact quote but uh you don't you don't you don't do it you win the war before you start it There's a bunch of really brilliant quotes from sun tzu obviously the art of war
Dune
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A super chat includes the word 'dune' at the end of a statement about belief and assumptions.
When you believe something is right or uh when you believe something is right or wrong true or false you believe the assumptions assumptions in the words which express the arguments such assumptions are often full of holes but remain most precious to the convinced dune
The Life of the Mind
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Tim Pool mentions the concept of 'the banality of evil' and links it to the idea of 'just following orders' when discussing people carrying out evil acts without thinking.
I was talking to a friend and I was basically like the you know the banality of evil is this idea that like just following orders
The Naked Communist
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A super chat reader mentions recently starting to read this book and finds it interesting.
recently started getting into the naked communist talks a lot talks a lot about the methods of Marxist and socialists interesting read
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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The speaker mentions the book 'Huckleberry Finn' as being depicted in the movie Fahrenheit 451 as a book considered offensive and subject to burning.
and he goes ah Huckleberry Finn and then he says see they knew this was offensive to you to the black man so they have to destroy this book
Dr. Seuss's Green Eggs and Ham with 12 Silly Sounds!
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Mentioned as part of a list of things claimed to be racist, specifically referencing a new study about Dr. Seuss books.
dr. Seuss books are racist new study says should kids still read them
White Fragility
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Mentioned as a book that was number one on Amazon, discussing its central argument.
but that's goodness that's what white fragility is about it seriously white fragility it the book was you ever one on Amazon
Rules for Radicals
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A super chat quotes Saul Alinsky's book 'Rules for Radicals', and the host discusses the quote's meaning in relation to the left's goals.
hassam says your thoughts on this quote the issue is never the issue the issue is the revolution saul alinsky rules for radicals my thoughts on that is that the left is not doesn't care about any of these causes
White Fragility
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A friend of the speaker is reading the book 'White Fragility' and finding it difficult.
and she's in the middle of white fragility no she's like man I need I need a break right now from from reading this terrible piece of work
Maps of Meaning
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Adam mentions being introduced to Jordan Peterson's work, referring to his 'Maps of Meaning' lectures (which form the basis of his book) and recommending them.
I was introduced to him last year through one of nature's friends and I the maps a meeting basically and yeah it's if you don't know it it's it's very enlightening check it out it's the maps of meeting on YouTube and it's it's basically one of his theories or one of his classes and you could just go watch it it's quite long actually but absolutely worth it you know it's about talks about what it means to be human what we need our purpose and what we're lacking nowadays and he breaks it all down and gives examples and it's it's really an incredible watch
The art of John Bolton
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The host mentions John Bolton is 'trying to sell a book' in the context of Bolton criticizing Trump after leaving the administration.
John Bolton that guy who I love man the onion read this article oh goodness it's a picture of John Bolton like this he's like gasping he's holding a gunshot wound and it says John Bolton breaks into Oval Office screaming that he'd been shot by Iran yeah that that dude and now and now it's no surprise he is ragging on Trump he's trying to sell a book
Rules for Radicals
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The speaker mentions that the organizers of the protests are well-read and understand the concepts from 'Rules for Radicals'.
because look man these people the people organizing this stuff believe it or not are well-read not the average person there they understand like rules for radicals
The Lord of the Rings
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The speaker mentions being able to do a voice impression of the character Smeagol from Lord of the Rings.
I can do a really good Smeagol from Lord of the Rings
The Lord of the Rings
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Discussing the origin of orcs in the Lord of the Rings universe and comparing it to current discussions about race in Dungeons & Dragons.
because this is actually from Lord of the Rings and this stretches back a few years and what's really interesting about the Lord of the Rings is that there are actually multi-ethnic different kinds of races in the Lord of the Rings universe
Animal Farm
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A super chat reader asks if replacing police with a civil guard is 'kind of like animal farm'.
Villa music dude says don't you think replacing the police with civil guard is kind of like animal farm no chain of command You replace those in power that are corrupt and then you eventually become the corrupt Authority Haven't we seen similarities like that in the Chazz
The Fellowship of the Ring
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Speaker uses the 'One Ring' from The Lord of the Rings as an analogy for the corrupting influence of power on Obama.
and then he gets in and it's like the one ring as soon as he got it... it was like cast it into the fire
Ender's Game
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Speaker uses the plot of Ender's Game as an analogy for people living out a fantasy revolution in VR.
and then they get to live out the fantasy of staging a revolution like Ender's Game
Nineteen Eighty-Four
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Speaker lists 'eighty-four' as an example of nightmare dystopia literature/film.
all the nightmare dystopia stuff has always been like cyberpunk and eighty-four fanatical 451
The Lord of the Rings
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The host compares the Magic the Gathering game theme to Lord of the Rings.
it's literally just fantasy it's like it's like Lord of the Rings it's just like my ELF fires an arrow and defeats your goblin
Gone with the Wind
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The host mentions the movie/book Gone with the Wind being sold out everywhere, linking it to the theme of banning/censorship.
and now they're doing it to cards gone with the wind is sold out everywhere
1984
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The host references a tweet quoting George Orwell's book 1984 in the context of historical revisionism.
it was a response to imagine Nawaz who tweeted the quote from 1984 that the streets had been renamed
Brave New World
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The host uses the phrase 'brave new world' as a reference to the book's dystopian themes when describing a friend's experience.
because it was my friend as a super nice guy and I was like dude welcome to the brave new world
Fahrenheit 451
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The host lists Fahrenheit 451 as one of several dystopian books relevant to the current situation.
but you get a little bit of the Fahrenheit 451 we got a little bit of brave new world
Aesop's Fables
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A super chat references a specific Aesop's fable and its moral.
Isaac and Baraka says Aesop's fable the frogs who desired a king When you desire to change your condition make sure that you can really improve it
The Strange Death of Europe
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A user named Marcus Fox recommends the book 'The Madness of Crowds' by Douglas Murray, stating it is relevant to the current moment.
Marcus Fox says I highly recommend the madness of the crowds by Douglas Murray It speaks precisely to this moment he also started the free speech union along with several academics and journalists
The Sovereign Individual
A listener recommends the book 'The Sovereign Individual' by James Dale Davidson as food for thought regarding companies operating anywhere, sent via super chat.
Do you really think the laws of our reality can be enforced on companies that could just easily pack up and operate anywhere check out the sovereign individual by James Dale Davidson food for thought
The Stand
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A listener recommends 'Swan Song' by Robert McCammon to Tim, suggesting he might like it if he enjoyed 'The Stand' by Stephen King.
If you like Stephen King's The Stand you might like swan song by Robert McCammon even more
Brave New World
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The speaker lists dystopian concepts and books they feel they are experiencing.
So got a free trial to uh brave new world to french 451 to communism
The Game
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Tim Poole describes the historical meaning of 'red pill' and mentions a book called 'the game' about picking up women.
but going back even further the red pill referred to this community of I don't know how to describe it but it's kind of like I don't I describe it the game the game is like the movie or no there's a book called the game and it's about how men can pick up women in the ways they have to act and the things that women want
Catch and Kill
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Tim Poole discusses a New York Times article by Ben Smith criticizing Ronan Farrow's book about the Weinstein story.
Sokka and Ben Smith just torn apart he was like in his book he's just like conspiracies he can't back up
New Right
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A super chat mentions Michael Malice's newest book about the new right and red pilling, recommending it.
Michael malice newest book is basically about the new right and red pilling he has an awesome explanation of it it's a great book a must read
The Rational Male
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A super chat mentions 'the rational male' as a book about men taking the red pill.
didactics says the rational male is a great book about men taking the red pill that's more in line with the manosphere
1984
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A listener mentions the novel in a Super Chat, comparing the COVID-19 lockdown to its themes.
stupid monkey says the kovid 19 virus lockdown never being cured equals the 1984 novel Wars Wow
The True Believer:Thoughts on the Nature of Mass Movements
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A user recommends the book The True Believer by Eric Hoffer, and Tim reads the recommendation.
check out the book the true believer Eric Hoffer
The Road
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Mentioned in an article being read aloud as an example of post-apocalyptic entertainment, listed alongside movies and other adaptations.
the day after tomorrow Zombieland The Walking Dead the road children of men the Last of Us the same story again and again somewhere between wish fulfillment and trauma
The Hunger Games
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Mentioned by the host as an example of a movie (adapted from a book series) depicting an apocalyptic scenario.
but when you look at movies like The Hunger Games or like you know Dawn of the Dead or something we don't take in consideration the you know the political alignment or like the the predictable behaviors of certain areas
Collapse
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A listener suggests the book 'New York Collapse' as a topic for review, noting its connection to The Division game.
book review suggestion New York collapse it was written as a supplement to the game the division but most of it is actually valid in his good puzzles