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I've got a new book out. Twilight's Last Gleaming. Can America Be Saved?

And I write about this in Twilight's Last Gleaming, our foundational freedom in this country is freedom of religion. Everything else is built on top of that freedom.

I wrote this book so that God-loving patriots would no longer be silent in the face of evil.

I wrote this book so that God-loving patriots would no longer be silent in the face of evil.

And I think we've seen that freedom come under assault for many years now.

And I was very happy to see the president coming into office and really helping to shore up and bringing to the table a lot of the evangelical leaders, Pastor like Pastor Robert Jeffress or Tony Perkins from Family Research Council,

But we're also called to stand up in the face of evil.

And there's the great Dietrich Bonhoeffer quote, silence in the face of evil is evil itself.

I wrote this book so that God-loving patriots would no longer be silent in the face of evil.

our foundational freedom in this country is freedom of religion. Everything else is built on top of that freedom.

He's got a new book out. It's called, Taxocracy, What You Don't Know About Taxes and How They Rule Your Daily Life.

He's got a new book out. It's called Taxocracy. What You Don't Know About Taxes and How They Rule Your Daily Life.

The book, again, is Taxocracy, which you don't know about taxes and how they rule your daily life.

He's got a new book out. It's called Taxocracy, What You Don't Know About Taxes and How They Rule Your Daily Life.

The book again is Taxocracy, which you don't know about taxes and how they rule your daily life.

And there's an interesting book coming out. It's called Polarized by Degrees, How the Diploma Divide and the Culture War Transformed American Politics by a professor, Dr. Matt Grossman, who teaches at Michigan State University.

The book again is Polarized by Degrees by Matt Grossman.

It's called Polarized by Degrees, How the Diploma Divide and a Culture War Transformed American Politics by a professor, Dr. Matt Grossman, who teaches at Michigan State University, and he joins us now from East Lansing.

So I'm looking forward to reading your book, because I am perplexed.

The book again is Polarized by Degrees by Matt Grossman.

I'm going to read that book for Professor Allen.

So I'm looking forward to reading your book because I am perplexed. My mother voted for JFK, my father voted for Nixon in 1960. And the Democratic Party, even though LBJ did the great society and all that, it wasn't a radical left party until recently. What happened?

The book again is Polarized by Degrees by Matt Grossman. I'm going to read that book, Professor. And it's very nice of you to help us out this evening.

And it's a culture book. And I wrote The Culture Warrior book. God, I was 2002, I believe, so that's way back 20 years ago.

If you get a hold of my book, Culture Warrior, I outlined a whole thing in that book.

She has a book out this month called M-T-G, her initials.

Well, he didn't even send me the book but what we did was we researched your book. They didn't even send it to me.

It's an interesting part of your book and the book again is Mtg.

She has a book out this month called Mtg, Her Initials.

Get it on Amazon, anywhere.

It's an interesting part of your book.

working under her speakership was horrible. It really was.

she was particularly cruel to me.

She has a new book. As you know, she along with Ocasio-Cortez and a few of the other squad members, Matt Gates, these are the controversial people in Congress. I've never really spoken to Congresswoman Greene before. I'm looking forward to that, and she'll be popping up pretty soon.

She has a book out this month called Mtg, her initials. That makes sense. And this first time I've ever spoken to the congresswoman.

You introduced this show talking about extremists and I was thinking Bill's got to read my book. He's definitely got to read my book.

And the book, again, is Mtg. You can get it on Amazon, anywhere.

It's called Crime Inc. How Democrats Employ Mafia and Gangster Tactics to Gain and Hold Power.

the mob makes money doing hits they kill people for a living and they make money from it well the Democratic Party does the same thing they call theirs Planned Parenthood.

Planned Parenthood kills babies they get money and then they give campaign contributions to the Democrat Party also the mafia controls the unions they use it for laundering money they use it for kickbacks the Democrats do the same thing

the cartels do trafficking they traffic sex trafficking they traffic fentanyl and the Democratic Party each one of those cartels have the K Street lawyer that gives contributions to the Democratic Party and they leave the border open and the fentanyl and the sex trafficking and the human trafficking come across the border and they're together hand in glove.

It's fungible Bill it's fungible they take the money that they would use to pay the light bill and they use for abortion that's all I'm trying to tell you.

there is a book called Crime Inc. How Democrats employed mafia and gangster tactics to gain and hold power.

Now there is a book called My Eyes because I wrote Killing the Mom and I know the tactics that organized crime uses.

There's a new book that caught my eye. It's called Crime Inc. How Democrats employ mafia and gangster tactics to gain and hold power.

And one of the, I guess the best example, one of the best examples is that the mob makes money doing hits. They kill people for a living and they make money from it. Well, the Democratic Party does the same thing. They call theirs Planned Parenthood. Planned Parenthood kills babies. They get money and then they give campaign contributions to the Democrat Party.

The United States pursued a strategy of leadership decapitation that I know is well-instrated in your book, going after the core leadership and logistics hubs and such to make it more difficult for these groups as centralized organizations to pose a threat.

But at the same time, that strategy led to a decentralization of the threat. So we saw the rise of the Islamic State.

And there's a debate right now about Section 702 in terms of both collection and what US intel law enforcement can listen to.

It was the ability of the US Intel community and the Bureau to identify his communications with the South Cite affiliate. That wouldn't have happened without the Patriot Act and without Section 702.

The United States pursued a strategy of leadership decapitation that I know is well-instreded in your book going after the core leadership and logistics hubs and such to make it more difficult for these groups as centralized organizations to pose a threat.

But at the same time, that strategy led to a decentralization of the threat.

The Taliban has its own interpretation of the accord with the United States, which diverges from ours, which allows them to be a lot more supportive to Al Qaeda and its various partner groups than we would like or that we thought they were going to be.

Well, you're right, Bill. In fact, it's absolutely essential. And there's a debate right now about Section 702 in terms of both collection and what US intel and law enforcement can listen to.

Iran continues, as best I could tell, from open source information to host various groups such as al-Qaeda. But their nemesis assured with us is being the Islamic State, whose interests are untypical to theirs.

He is the author of the book The Recruiter, spying in the lost art of American intelligence.

The United States pursued a strategy of leadership decapitation that I know is well-instructed in your book, going after the core leadership and logistics hubs and such to make it more difficult for these groups as centralized organizations to pose a threat.

Liberal commentator Rachel Maddow, as a new book out called Prequel, An American Fight Against Fascism. Maga voters are the fascists.

conservative Mark Levin also has a new book called The Democratic Party Hates America. That effort is far outselling Ms. Maddow, but you will not see Mr. Levin on CBS Sunday morning.

She didn't get the massive nighttime exposure I thought she might get, but still time. But a book, nobody's buying it. Good.

blasey ford it's a bomb it's a book it's a bomb all right it's um on amazon kindle is rated nine thousand on barnes and noble it's seven thousand nobody's buying a stupid book because nobody believes her

He's got a new book out called The End of Everything, How Wars Descend into Annihilation.

But once I looked at these examples of Thebes and Carthage, as you said, the Aztecs at Tenochtitlan and of course Constantinople, there were certain themes, Bill, that once powerful states or nations were in decline and yet in denial, they felt that they were as robust as ever, that the enemy wouldn't dare attack them, that there would be allies on the horizon to save them, that even if they were attacked, the nature of their enemies were not existential. They didn't want to destroy them. Who would want to do that?

But more importantly, there are once powerful nations that don't reinvest in what once made them powerful, and yet they're in complete denial about their vulnerability.

I think the United States fits that pretty well.

And I have a book coming out in September called Confronting the Presidents where we evaluate every president, all 45, and whether they help or hurt the country.

His name is Victor Davis Hanson. You know him. He's got a new book out called The End of Everything, How Wars Descend into Annihilation. I'm reading the book. I'm in a chapter with the Aztecs. Okay. Because I'm a history guy and I like all this stuff. So professor Hanson, he teaches at Pepperdine. He's at the Hoover Institution. He's a busy guy, but he taking time out to join us now from Palo Alto, California.

I do. And I didn't write the book for that purpose. But once I looked at these examples of Thebes and Carthage, and as you said, the Aztecs at Tenochtitlan, and of course, Constantinople, there were certain themes, Bill, that once powerful states or nations were in decline and yet in denial, they felt that they were as robust as ever, that the enemy wouldn't dare attack them, that there would be allies on the horizon to save them, that even if they were attacked, the nature of their enemies were not, they weren't existential. They didn't want to destroy them.

Who would want to do that? And yet, so when I finished, I wrote an epilogue and looked at various places around the world where there are bad actors like that. But more importantly, there are once powerful nations that don't reinvest in what once made them powerful, and yet they're in complete denial about their vulnerability.

And I think United States fits that pretty well.

Okay. Thank you, Professor. Really, the book is The End of Everything, How Wars Descend into Annihilation. It does have an absolute linkage to what we are going through here today.

You got a new book out, The Parallelist Fight.

It's a plea for Americans to get back to traditional values of family and child raising, and that would solve many of our social problems and get us back into line to be an efficient just society.

That's exactly what I wanted people to take away from it, recognizing that the family is the cornerstone. It's the foundation of our society. And it's where children get their values from. And if we break that family down, where are their values coming from?

I mentioned in the book, you know, the Congressional Records January to September 1963. So they talk about 45 goals of communism in America, how breaking down a family, how driving wedges between children and their families are so important to them.

You got a new book out, The Perilous Fight.

And it's a culture book.

A plea for Americans to get back to traditional values of family and child raising.

That's exactly what I wanted people to take away from it, recognizing that, you know, the family is the cornerstone, it's the foundation of our society.

And joining us now from LA is the author of a very good book, Straight Shooter, A Memoir of Second Chances and First Takes.

I enjoyed reading that.

And joining us now from LA is the author of a very good book, Straight Shooter, A Memoir of Second Chances and First Takes.

The Blind Side, you may remember that, it was a movie and it was a book where there was an African-American football player adopted by a white family in the South and the family raised the boy into college and he became a pro football player and it was a heartwarming story and all that.

It was a movie and it was a book where there was an African-American football player adopted by a white family in the South and the family raised the boy into college and he became a pro football player and it was a heartwarming story and all that.

And now it turns around and Michael Orr, the football player says he was exploited by the family and the family says that's a lot of baloney that we did everything we could to make this boy's life better and all of that.

Dorothy Vaughan's father always told her, you're no better than anyone else and no one's better than you. The author of the book Hidden Figures said that disposed her to seeing the hardships of her life as fate shared by everyone and her good fortunes as an unearned blessing.

Jeff Schara, Judgment of Tokyo. This is a good book. World War II on Trial and Making of Modern Asia, Gary Bass.

i steer people to Exodus leon urus's book because that gives you a good foundation how this whole thing started with

you please recommend a good book on the genesis of the Israeli Palestinian conflict Exodus by Leon Eurus.

So she writes a book and it's out now, Blasiford. It's a bomb. It's a book, book's a bomb. All right? It's on Amazon Kindle. It's rated 9,000. On Barnes and Noble it's 7,000. Nobody's buying this stupid book.

conservative Mark Levin also has a new book called The Democratic Party Hates America. That effort is far outselling Ms. Maddow, but you will not see Mr. Levin on CBS Sunday morning.

He's got a brand new book, The Fall of the FBI, How a Once Great Agency Became a Threat to Democracy.

So the book is The Fall of the FBI by Thomas Baker.

Yes, and it's very frustrating. Okay, it's sad. It's sad for this country.

Well, I think you're right. It cannot be at least up to this point be called vigorous by any means.

Bill, here's what I wrote the book because I was concerned about the changing culture of the FBI that has led it into all these problems they have today. And this case is another manifestation of it.

They had the laptop. It's almost five years now, but they had the laptop very early on. They have the technical expertise beyond any shadow of a doubt to tell within days, if not within hours, the legitimacy and the accuracy of the laptop and they so determined we know that now for a fact. And yet it was allowed to go by in intelligence offices, including one of Lisa Monaco, who had been the chief of staff to Bob Mueller at the FBI. And now she is the deputy attorney general.

The book is The Fall of the FBI, How a Once Great Agency Became a Threat to Democracy by Thomas Baker.