Name: Three Felonies a Day: How the Feds Target the Innocent (Encounter Broadsides)
Author: Harvey A. Silverglate

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Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar

It was discussed as a book written by a lawyer that highlights the expansiveness and interconnectedness of the federal code, suggesting that a person can easily commit multiple felonies without even realizing it.

the book Three Felonies a Day

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the book Three Felonies a Day

the point behind is thatevery person in America...commits three felonies a day

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Verdict with Ted Cruz

The book was cited by Senator Cruz and co‑host Ben Ferguson across several episodes to illustrate how the sprawling regulatory framework leads the average American to unknowingly break multiple laws each day, especially in tax and environmental areas. They used it as a historical reference point to argue that everyday activities can constitute felonies under complex statutes. The discussion was primarily descriptive rather than endorsing the work.

Episode: Fauci's Unhinged Arrogance, Any Path to Guilty for...

The book argued that all of us living in this complex world commit three felonies a day between tax laws and environmental laws.

There was a book that was written years ago called Three Felonies a Day. And it argues that all of us living in this complex world commit three felonies a day between tax laws and environmental laws.

Episode: The Smirk Heard Around the World: Dems Celebrate &...

This book, which Senator Cruz said was written years ago, argues that everyone commits three felonies a day due to the complexity of tax laws and environmental regulations.

There was a book that was written years ago called "Three Felonies a Day" and it argues that all of us living in this complex world commit three felonies a day between tax laws and environmental laws.

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The book was referenced to illustrate how complex regulatory laws mean the average American unintentionally commits multiple felonies daily.

there's a book that was written decades ago that's called Three Felonies a Day. And it talks about how the average American commits three felonies a day.

Episode: Biden DOJ Subpoenaed MY Phone Records, Spied on 20...

The book was mentioned in the context of how complicated the regulatory state is, suggesting the average American commits three felonies a day by unknowingly violating complex regulations.

There's a book that was written decades ago that's called Three Felonies a Day.

And it talks about how the average American commits three felonies a day, that in our regulatory state, things are so complicated, things are so mired in complexity that you can violate, you know, you step on a wetland in your backyard.

Three Felonies a Day How the Feds Target the Innocent (Encounter Broadsides)