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The Perilous Fight Overcoming Our Culture's War on the American Family

Ben Carson M.D.

Learn from one of our leading conservative voices how we can return to the biblical values our nation was founded upon, especially the vital importance of the family, in order to secure a prosperous future for generations to come. Does America no longer feel like home? Widespread divorce rates, the...

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The Shawn Ryan Show

He referred to this recent work, cowritten with his wife, that discusses threats to the American family and how to combat them.

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the last book, the perilous fight, the attack on the American family, combating it.

— Episode: #183 Dr. Ben Carson - Neuralink, God’s H...

Episode: #183 Dr. Ben Carson - Neuralink, God’s Hand in Neu...

He referred to this recent work, cowritten with his wife, that discusses threats to the American family and how to combat them.

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the last book, the perilous fight, the attack on the American family, combating it.

The Charlie Kirk Show

Dr. Carson wrote "The Perilous Fight" because he was concerned about the direction the country was heading in. He thought about who America's enemies are and how they wanted to overcome the country and impose a Marxist ideology. He believed the best way to conquer America was from within by dividing the population into warring factions. Dr. Carson argued that the foundation of American strength is the family, and it's under attack, and outlined how this decline impacts the country.

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Recognizing that our country was moving in a very dark direction, I was quite concerned. I thought about who our enemies are and what they want to do.

— Episode: The Perilous Fight with Dr. Ben Carson

Episode: The Perilous Fight with Dr. Ben Carson

Dr. Carson wrote "The Perilous Fight" because he was concerned about the direction the country was heading in. He thought about who America's enemies are and how they wanted to overcome the country and impose a Marxist ideology. He believed the best way to conquer America was from within by dividing the population into warring factions. Dr. Carson argued that the foundation of American strength is the family, and it's under attack, and outlined how this decline impacts the country.

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Recognizing that our country was moving in a very dark direction, I was quite concerned. I thought about who our enemies are and what they want to do.

They'd like to overcome our country and impose their Marxist ideology. However, we're much too strong to be overcome militarily. We can, however, be overcome from within. Making us divide and conquer is their theory, and it works extremely well.

What is the foundation of our strength, of our values, and our principles? It is the family, the very thing that's been under attack so much.

Interestingly enough, you go back to the congressional record, January 10, 1963, and look at the 45 goals of communism in this country. You see everything that's happening today, including the student rioting, the taking over of the public school system, taking over of the media, of Hollywood, infiltrating all of our important media. So you can influence the thinking of the people in America. And it's working.

And unless people actually recognize what's happening to them, they'll continue to be manipulated into believing that we're all each other's enemies. We're not each other's enemies.

The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

It was discussed as a new book by Ben Carson that focuses on the decline of the American family, and its challenges.

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new book, the perilous fight, overcoming our culture's war on the American family.

— Episode: Weekly Review With Clay and Buck H2 - Be...

Episode: Weekly Review With Clay and Buck H2 - Ben Carson

It was discussed as a new book by Ben Carson that focuses on the decline of the American family, and its challenges.

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new book, the perilous fight, overcoming our culture's war on the American family.

Dr. Ben Carson, the book is The Perilous Fight Overcoming Our Culture's War on the American Family.

Episode: Hour 2 - Ben Carson

It was discussed by Ben Carson, who was promoting the book, focusing on the issues of the American family in the context of the culture and politics. He shared his views on what contributes to the current crisis.

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Dr. Ben Carson, a retired neurosurgeon, former HUD secretary under Trump. New book, The Perilous Fight Overcoming Our Culture's War on the American Family.

Dr. Carson, what do you think is the most important thing that could be done as a policy matter?

Dr. Ben Carson, the book is The Perilous Fight, Overcoming Our Culture's War on the American Family.

Adam Carolla Show

Jon Voight mentioned reading this book by Dr. Ben Carson while researching his role in the film "Reagan". He discussed its relevance to the film's themes and its exploration of the cultural war against the American family.

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I carried this book with me. I walked in with it. So I'll just say it it's Dr. Ben Carson's book called the perilous.

— Episode: Legendary Actor Jon Voight

Episode: Legendary Actor Jon Voight

Jon Voight mentioned reading this book by Dr. Ben Carson while researching his role in the film "Reagan". He discussed its relevance to the film's themes and its exploration of the cultural war against the American family.

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I carried this book with me. I walked in with it. So I'll just say it it's Dr. Ben Carson's book called the perilous.

And it's and it says the subtitle is overcoming our culture war against the american family.

And it's exactly that what you're talking about and and by the way it has some relevance to this movie I did Reagan.

I recommend it highly it shows you um much of that and gives you the information that there was information put into our our uh Congressional record in 1963 that really showed you the whole menu.

Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis

Dr. Ben Carson's new book, "The Perilous Fight," is described as a plea for Americans to return to traditional family values, believing it would resolve many social issues and lead to a more efficient, just society. The book also discusses the importance of strong families and the negative impacts of the absence of fathers in the home.

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You got a new book out, The Parallelist Fight.

— Episode: No Spin News - Weekend Edition

Episode: No Spin News - Weekend Edition

Dr. Ben Carson's new book, "The Perilous Fight," is described as a plea for Americans to return to traditional family values, believing it would resolve many social issues and lead to a more efficient, just society. The book also discusses the importance of strong families and the negative impacts of the absence of fathers in the home.

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You got a new book out, The Parallelist Fight.

It's a plea for Americans to get back to traditional values of family and child raising, and that would solve many of our social problems and get us back into line to be an efficient just society.

That's exactly what I wanted people to take away from it, recognizing that the family is the cornerstone. It's the foundation of our society. And it's where children get their values from. And if we break that family down, where are their values coming from?

I mentioned in the book, you know, the Congressional Records January to September 1963. So they talk about 45 goals of communism in America, how breaking down a family, how driving wedges between children and their families are so important to them.

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It was presented as a plea for Americans to return to traditional family values, which the speaker believed would resolve many social issues and help restore the country to a just and efficient society.

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You got a new book out, The Perilous Fight.

And it's a culture book.

A plea for Americans to get back to traditional values of family and child raising.

That's exactly what I wanted people to take away from it, recognizing that, you know, the family is the cornerstone, it's the foundation of our society.

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