The speaker was reading a book about the invention of the diesel engine and thought that it was a good book. He enjoyed the linear tale of how the engine was invented.
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I got, I can't stop just now I'm on a nice book right now. The invention of the diesel engine. I showed you that.
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The speaker was reading a book about the invention of the diesel engine and thought that it was a good book. He enjoyed the linear tale of how the engine was invented.
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I got, I can't stop just now I'm on a nice book right now. The invention of the diesel engine. I showed you that.
Just a nice tail, a nice linear tail that I'm following that I'm like, this is fucking, that's what, that's what dads get into.
The book was repeatedly highlighted as a New York Times bestseller, Apple Book and Audible Book of the Year, and even optioned for a movie, with Megyn Kelly and her husband Doug Brunt extolling its page‑turning, thriller qualities. The hosts praised its well‑researched, gripping narrative about the mysterious disappearance of the diesel engine inventor, noting stellar reviews that likened it to a blend of Walter Isaacson and Sherlock Holmes. The overall tone was enthusiastic endorsement, positioning the title as a must‑read for the audience.
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It was discussed as a New York Times bestseller and had been optioned for a movie, with rave reviews calling it a wildly enjoyable ride and a page-turning thriller.
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The Mysterious Case of Rudolph Diesel by Doug Brunt. It's officially a New York Times bestseller as well as an Apple Book of the Year and Audible Book of the Year. It's even been optioned for a movie.
Rave reviews from The Times, The Journal, Publishers Weekly and more calling diesel a wildly enjoyable ride.
It is a page turning thriller about the greatest caper of the 20th century, all involving a man whose name you likely see at the gas station every day, but probably had no idea was at the center of one of the greatest mysteries of all time.
Don't miss out on the book everyone's talking about. It will make the perfect gift. The Mysterious Case of Rudolph Diesel.
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It was described as a New York Times bestseller, an Apple Book of the Year and an Audible Book of the Year, and a page-turning thriller about Rudolf Diesel, a name many associate with gas stations but might not know was at the center of a mystery.
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The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel by Doug Brunt. It's officially a New York Times bestseller as well as an Apple Book of the Year an Audible Book of the Year it's even been optioned for a movie.
Rave reviews from the Times, the Journal Publishers Weekly and more calling Diesel a wildly enjoyable ride.
It is a page-turning thriller about the greatest caper of the 20th century all involving a man whose name you likely see at the gas station every day but probably had no idea was at the center of one of the greatest mysteries of all time.
Don't miss out on the book everyone's talking about it will make the perfect gift The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel.
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It was described as a wildly enjoyable, page-turning thriller about a major 20th-century caper involving the man whose name is seen at gas stations every day, and was even optioned for a movie.
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It's officially a New York Times bestseller as well as an Apple Book of the Year and Audible Book of the Year. It's even been optioned for a movie.
Rave reviews from The Times, The Journal, Publishers Weekly and more calling Diesel a wildly enjoyable ride.
It is a page-turning thriller about the greatest caper of the 20th century, all involving a man whose name you likely see at the gas station every day but probably had no idea was at the center of one of the greatest mysteries of all time.
Don't miss out on the book everyone's talking about. It will make the perfect gift. The Mysterious Case of Rudolph Diesel.
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It was highly recommended and well-received by Megyn's wife, who enjoyed the book so much that she didn't even check the author's name.
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His new book, I'm sorry to be...and I'm not commercially minded. So this is sincere. My wife read it and just absolutely...
What a great book for real.
Oh, wait, my wife got that book of Diesel. If you're looking for it, she didn't even look at the author. She got that because a friend recommended to her. She didn't realize it was Doug.
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Megyn Kelly's husband, Doug Brunt, discussed his book, which was a New York Times bestseller and optioned for a movie, and was described as a superb biography and an indispensable read.
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Well, guess what? Diesel is crushing it.
Diesel, of course, made The New York Times bestseller list repeatedly.
Doug has sold the book to Film Rights.
It was just voted one of Apple's best books of the year.
A starred review in Publishers Weekly called The Greatest Kaper of the 20th Century. Equal parts Walter Isaacson and Sherlock Holmes. Superb biography and indispensable book.
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It was mentioned as a book that received a starred review and became a New York Times bestseller, indicating its popularity and positive reception.
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My own husband got one on his book, The Mysterious Case of Rudolph Diesel, which was great. And actually wound up on the New York Times bestseller list as well.
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It was mentioned at the end of the podcast as another book that was doing well on Amazon, and listeners were encouraged to purchase it along with Dan Bongino's book.
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Don't forget Gift of Failure, it's out right now. And don't forget to buy Doug Brun's book while you're on Amazon buying Dan's, The Mysterious Case of Rudolph Diesel.
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It was described as a well-written and well-researched mystery that had garnered stellar reviews. The book centered around a man whose name is well known, but his story and disappearance are less so.
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You can find that full interview via podcast wherever you get your podcast for free to the Wall Street Journal just did a great review yesterday calling it terrific. Well written, well researched at all the reviews that have come in have been absolutely stellar.
It's a mystery about a man whose name is a household name, but people don't know why. And most don't even know it's an actual man and what the hell happened to him in the 20th century.
That one's climbing up the charts like a rocket ship right now. And it's a great read.
Episode: The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel, and How Read...
It was described as a thrilling investigation and a captivating mystery with a jaw-dropping conclusion, centering on the disappearance and suspected murder of Rudolf Diesel, the inventor of the diesel engine.
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It's getting incredible reviews. I say that not just because I'm his wife. Yes, I'm his wife, but I would tell you the truth. If it stunk, I probably just wouldn't promote it.
Publishers Weekly calls it a thrilling investigation, runs audacious yet surprisingly tenable theory, makes for a wildly enjoyable outing.
Kirkus said the author's interest in history and politics shines through on his well-researched, engaging book, fascinating, a worthy read.
Zibby Owens, who hosts Moms Don't Have Time to Read Books, she's great, and she's also the author of Bookends. She said, a riveting, impressive, history-changing book.
It has a conclusion worthy of James Bond. It is unputdownable.
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It's a narrative nonfiction book about Rudolf Diesel, the inventor of the diesel engine, that explores the mystery of his disappearance in 1913 and discusses the potential involvement of Kaiser Wilhelm II and John D. Rockefeller.
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It's narrative nonfiction, sort of like a David Grann or Eric Larson style of book. And it's about Rudolph Diesel. The name of the book is The Mysterious Case of Rudolph Diesel.
Jay Winick, he wrote an early review of the book and he wrote, Equal parts Walter Isaacson and Sherlock Holmes.
The mysterious case of Rudolf Diesel yanks back the curtain on the greatest keeper of the 20th century in this riveting history.
Pre-orders are huge for writers. And I promise you'll be happy you did.
I promise you will love it. It's like a white knuckle thrill ride, but you'll also learn a ton.
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Brunt's bestseller presented a mystery about the disappearance of Rudolf Diesel, likening him to a turnofthecentury Elon Musk, and it was highlighted as a captivating historical thriller.
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So here is The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel. This is Doug's bestseller. This book has sold a ton. Hugely successful. And it's a mystery about Rudolf Diesel, who was the Elon Musk of his time, who went missing.
We spent months going back and forth on the title, originally calling it Engines and Empires, but in the end we settled on The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel.
The title change was a lastsecond decision; the editors loved the new name and felt it captured the intrigue of the Diesel mystery better than Engines and Empires.
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It was highlighted as Brunt's previous New York Times bestseller that explored the mysterious disappearance of the inventor Rudolf Diesel, likening him to the Elon Musk of his era. The hosts noted its original working title "Engines and Empires" before the final title was chosen.
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So here is The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel. This is Doug's bestseller. It's a mystery about Rudolf Diesel, who was the Elon Musk of his time, who went missing and Doug solved the case.
For months and months, my editor and I were going back and forth like we're going to solve this over a bottle of wine. We came up with Engines and Empires. It's the diesel engine. And I loved it.
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Megyn Kelly said her husband had authored a book about Rudolf Diesel, portraying him as the Elon Musk of his era and detailing his inventions and achievements.
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I'll interrupt you briefly. So my husband wrote a book called The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel, and it was about the inventor of the diesel engine who lived in the late 1800s, early 1900s. He was the Elon Musk of his time. He won the World's Fair in 1900 with his new exciting engine. And the reason we have diesel gas is because you have a diesel engine. It's like this guy who most people think diesel is a lowercase word. It's not even a proper noun. But diesel was the man who invented it, and his engines are everywhere, everywhere. That's incredible.
It was discussed as Doug Brunt's latest book, focusing on the inventor's disappearance on the eve of World War I, exploring murder theories surrounding his fate.
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His latest book is the Mysterious Case of Rudolph Diesel, Genius, Power and the Deception on the Eve of World War I.
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It was discussed as Doug Brunt's latest book, focusing on the inventor's disappearance on the eve of World War I, exploring murder theories surrounding his fate.
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His latest book is the Mysterious Case of Rudolph Diesel, Genius, Power and the Deception on the Eve of World War I.
The diesel book is the quarter century before World War one in Europe and is about Rudolph Diesel, the inventor of the diesel engine.
He disappeared. There are all sorts of murder theories about what happened to him.
I think you'll enjoy this nonfiction book other than your own. Of course, they should already have a copy of The Mysterious Case of Rudolph Diesel.
people are saying it's the best, best book of the year.
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