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Podcast Mentions

After the Fall Being American in the World We've Made

Ben Rhodes

NEW YORK TIMES

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All In with Chris Hayes

The book was mentioned twice when Chris Hayes introduced Ben Rhodes, noting his former role as deputy national security advisor and that he authored the title, which examines the global rise of authoritarianism. The hosts referenced it only to establish Rhodes' credentials and did not provide any recommendation or critique. Overall, the mention was brief and neutral.

Episode: NY AG Tish James indicted on Trump-ordered charges

Ben Rhodes was identified as the author of "After the Fall: The Rise of Authoritarianism in the World We've Made" during the discussion of recent political events.

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Ben Rhodes served as national deputy security advisor under President Obama, author of After the Fall, The Rise of Authoritarianism in the World We've Made

Episode: ABC pauses Kimmel after threats from Trump FCC

Chris Hayes introduced Ben Rhodes and noted that Rhodes authored the book After the Fall, which examines the rise of authoritarianism worldwide.

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Ben Rhodes served as deputy national security advisor to President Barack Obama, author of After the Fall, The Rise of Authoritarianism in the World We've Made.

Episode: ICE ramps up recruitment following massive budget...

Ben Rhodes was noted as the author of After the Fall, a book examining authoritarianism in the world the authors claim we have created.

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Ben Rhodes served as the Deputy National Security Advisor for President Obama, and now cohosts Crooked Media's Pod Save the World podcast. He's also, importantly for the purposes of this discussion, the author of the book, After the Fall, Authoritarianism in the World We've Made.

You literally wrote a book on American authoritarianism and you talk about this force that he's building.

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