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Tyranny, Inc. How Private Power Crushed American Liberty--and What to Do About It

Sohrab Ahmari

The inside story of how our political class enabled an era of unaccountable corporate might that left ordinary Americans isolated and powerless—and how we can fight back—from the acclaimed author of Over the past two generations, U.S. leaders deregulated big business on the faith that it would yiel...

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The Ezra Klein Show

The book was highlighted in two episodes as a recent work that examined how private power has eroded American liberty and offered insight into current political and labor dynamics. Hosts and guests described it as a useful and unusual perspective, noting its relevance for understanding modern political and workplace challenges.

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Episode: The End of the Obama Coalition

Tyranny, Inc. was cited among the recommended books, described as a recent work that examines how private power has undermined American liberty. The hosts pointed to it as a useful read for understanding current political dynamics.

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One of them is Sorabh Ahmari. In his book, also from last year, Tyranny, Inc., how private power crushed American liberty and what to do about it

Episode: Are Democrats Whistling Past the Graveyard?

He described the new book as an unusual look at modern American labor through the lens of a former Trump supporter.

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Second one will be kind of maybe unusual. There's a new book called Tyranny, Inc. by someone who endorsed Trump before, but actually looked at the modern American labor situation and sees clearly what someone in the labor movement or someone who's actually paying attention to what work life is like, how it's basically a dictatorship.

The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart

The book was briefly mentioned when the guest was introduced as its author and U.S. editor of UnHerd. No further discussion or endorsement was provided during the episode.

Episode: America's Factory Reset with Adam Tooze and Sohrab...

This book was mentioned in connection with Sohrab Ahmari, who was introduced as its author and a US Editor of UnHerd.

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and Sora Abamari, U.S. editor of Unheard and author of Tyranny, Inc.

Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar

It was discussed as a new book by Sohrab Ahmari about how private power has allegedly crushed American liberty, particularly in relation to the rail industry and the UAW.

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Tyranny Inc., How Private Power Crushed American Liberty and What to Do About It.

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It was discussed as a new book by Sohrab Ahmari about how private power has allegedly crushed American liberty, particularly in relation to the rail industry and the UAW.

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Tyranny Inc., How Private Power Crushed American Liberty and What to Do About It.

Episode: 8/22/23: DeSantis Debate Plan, Vivek Accuses Newsm...

It was discussed as a book that tackles corporate power and how it has potentially diminished American liberty, and explores solutions.

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I'm also excited to talk to Saurabh Amari this morning about his new book, Tyranny, which is a hard look at corporate power and what we can do to check it, something we are obviously very interested in here.

It's all about corporate power. The subhead here is how private power crushed American liberty and what to do about it.

Timcast IRL

The book talks about threats to liberty today coming from the private sector.

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I'm the author of a new book, "Tyranny Inc," about how a lot of the threats to liberty today come from the private sector.

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The book talks about threats to liberty today coming from the private sector.

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I'm the author of a new book, "Tyranny Inc," about how a lot of the threats to liberty today come from the private sector.

It's about corporate power, which is not necessarily government power, although they support each other.

I haven't read the book yet, but is that I mean, imagine no, it's it's about it's about corporate power, which is not necessarily government power, although they support each other.

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