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Podcast Mentions

Enemies A History of the FBI

Tim Weiner

NAMED ONE OF THE BEST BOOKS OF THE YEAR BY

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The Dan Bongino Show

It was described as a terrible but accurate story about the internal workings and culture of the FBI. The book illustrated the agency's aggressive and sometimes ruthless internal dynamics.

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It's like the FBI, they eat their own. Retired agent wrote it. It's terrible. It's a terrible story, but it's accurate, right? It's just it's absolutely carnivorous in there.

— Episode: Interview with FBI Whistleblower Kyle Se...

Episode: Interview with FBI Whistleblower Kyle Seraphin, Pa...

It was described as a terrible but accurate story about the internal workings and culture of the FBI. The book illustrated the agency's aggressive and sometimes ruthless internal dynamics.

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It's like the FBI, they eat their own. Retired agent wrote it. It's terrible. It's a terrible story, but it's accurate, right? It's just it's absolutely carnivorous in there.

Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar

Chip Gibbons, a guest on the podcast, was writing a book about the FBI and had to sue them multiple times to obtain documents for the book.

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I've had to sue the FBI multiple times to get documents for the book.

— Episode: 2/22/24: Pelosi New Trump Russia Conspir...

Episode: 2/22/24: Pelosi New Trump Russia Conspiracy, Nvidi...

Chip Gibbons, a guest on the podcast, was writing a book about the FBI and had to sue them multiple times to obtain documents for the book.

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I've had to sue the FBI multiple times to get documents for the book.

We could publish a coffee table book of all my legal correspondence.

Stuff They Don't Want You To Know

It was mentioned by the hosts as having been written by Roger E. Jeffrey Jones, and it argued that the failures of the Turrou case helped inspire the U.S. to develop improved counter-espionage programs.

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There's this historian I've been reading, Roger E. Jeffrey Jones, Jeffrey's Jones who wrote a book called The FBI, A History and several other articles.

— Episode: Leon G. Turrou: The Nazi Hunter

Episode: Leon G. Turrou: The Nazi Hunter

It was mentioned by the hosts as having been written by Roger E. Jeffrey Jones, and it argued that the failures of the Turrou case helped inspire the U.S. to develop improved counter-espionage programs.

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There's this historian I've been reading, Roger E. Jeffrey Jones, Jeffrey's Jones who wrote a book called The FBI, A History and several other articles.

All In with Chris Hayes

Chris Hayes noted that Tim Weiner is the Pulitzerprizewinning journalist and author of Enemies, a history of the FBI.

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Tim Weiner is a Pulitzer Prizewinning journalist and author of Enemies, a history of the FBI.

— Episode: 'Co-president' Elon Musk stealing Trump’...

Episode: 'Co-president' Elon Musk stealing Trump’s spotligh...

Chris Hayes noted that Tim Weiner is the Pulitzerprizewinning journalist and author of Enemies, a history of the FBI.

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Tim Weiner is a Pulitzer Prizewinning journalist and author of Enemies, a history of the FBI.

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