Morning After the Revolution Dispatches from the Wrong Side of History

we've mentioned books like Dispatches and we've mentioned Apocalypse Now but also The Deer Hunter, Sorrow of War, Full Metal Jacket it goes on and on and on.

Morning After the Revolution, Dispatches from the Wrong Side of History

Morning After the Revolution, Dispatches from the Wrong Side of History by my wife, Nellie Bowles

I think one of the things that's really unique about this book is how vulnerable it is. I don't think you're going to find ... There's a lot of excellent reporting out there from a lot of our friends, Megan, on what's going on and how it all came to this. There's not a lot of voices out there who are like, I saw it from the inside. And in some ways, speaking for Nellie, I was swept along by it and here's what got me to wake up. And it's very, very vulnerable and true.

It's a good name. I hope you're right that the revolution has kind of closed to the point where we are the morning after.

Morning After the Revolution by Nellie Bowles and Nellie's wife, Barry Weiss is up next.

Our dear friend, Nik Gillespie, who interviewed Nellie Bowles last month about her new book

Nellie Bowles is going to talk to us about her new book, Morning After the Revolution Dispatches from the Wrong Side of History.

So I wrote the book as really an insider in prestige media.

And it's basically a movement to say, don't report on anything that isn't beneficial specifically to the Democratic Party and to our sort of politics of the day.

So it's a book about the last few years, which I think we all can see everyone went a little crazy and now is starting to come to their senses.

We get books. We get books and top books, the top books.

So I wrote the book as really an insider in prestige media.

I think that what was going on at the New York Times, which anyone from the outside can obviously see what's happening inside more or less.

And it's basically a movement to say, don't report on anything that isn't beneficial specifically to the Democratic Party and to our sort of politics of the day.

It's like she takes a little surveillance camera and we get to know what it's like inside the writing of the Daily Communist Manifesto over in Times Square.

Her book, by the way, Morning After the Revolution, Dispatches from the Wrong Side of History.

she takes a little surveillance camera and we get to know what it's like inside the writing of the daily communist manifesto uh over in time square

Nellie Bowles gonna talk to us about her new book morning after the revolution dispatches from the wrong side of history

she is formerly a new york times correspondent so she is a a refugee from the communist camp

it's a book about the last few years which i think we all can see everyone went a little crazy and now is starting to come to their senses

it's a pleasure to be here very nice to see you

It's a book about the last few years which I think we all can see everyone went a little crazy and now is starting to come to their senses

She takes a little surveillance camera and we get to know what it's like inside the writing of the daily communist manifesto over in Times Square

it's basically a movement to say don't report on anything that isn't beneficial specifically to the Democratic Party and to our sort of politics of the day

the New York Times is not in the business of helping promote Joe Biden and we need to stop that sort of um advocacy journal

the truth is anti-Trump therefore anti-Trump is the truth

In her new book,"Morning After The Revolution: Dispatches From The Wrong Side Of History," she shares some first-hand experiences from her career and explains why she believes some of the most educated people running our intuitions have lost their way- if not their minds.

I got to read a preview copy. I loved it so much. And it is sort of like I feel every once in a while, Nellie, you get the right book at the right time.

And it's the most beautiful land and it can't be seated. We can't just we can't abandon it. It's too pretty.

It's called the joy of canceling and you were getting pressure to cancel somebody and you didn't want to do it.

And you said it could be someone like myself, someone who now feels a little tribalist, a person of curiosity, someone whose politics are more exhaustion than doctrine.