God Chose Me
Charles Henry Metcalf III
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This time it's just Candace. Free and unfiltered. The following books have been frequently mentioned by Candace via her podcast or the Candace Owens Book Club.
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Money, Power, and the Traders Who Barter the Earth's Resources
Candace Owens explained that her husband gave her the title when they first married, describing it as an early baptism into the world of commodities. She noted that it helped her understand the global game of resources, pipelines, oil, gold and their connection to wars.
The speaker was made to read this book by her husband when they first got married, and it served as an early introduction to the world of commodities.
And a while ago, like kind of asking when we first got married, my husband made me read this book, which was entitled The World For Sale.
It was sort of like an early baptism for me into the world of commodities.
Candace Owens and the host discussed the title, noting that the author framed pornography as a spiritual weapon that reflects a choice between a God‑centered love and a self‑centered lust to dominate. They highlighted the book’s historical analysis of pornography’s role in cultural and political control, linking it to psychoanalytic thought. The conversation presented the work as a compelling, if controversial, perspective on sexual liberation and power.
The speaker held the second edition of this book and discussed how it theorized pornography as a spiritual weapon. The book's title translates to 'dominating lust' or 'lust to dominate,' outlining two options for history: the City of God (love of God) or the City of Man (love of self).
I am holding in my hand a book by E. Michael Jones. It's entitled Libido Dominandi.
It's the dominating lust. Or it's the lust to dominate.
The city of God is based on love of God to the extinction of self. And the City of Man is based on love of self to the extinction of God.
So the first edition came out 25 years ago and was greeted with skepticism. And then I was saying it's a form of control.
Get this. Second edition is now available at fidelitypress.org. Do not go to Amazon.
Government Secrets, UFO Conspiracies & the New World Order | Cult Classic Exposé of Hidden Truths and Global Control
The hosts referenced the book in two episodes, noting that they had read its opening chapters which allegedly predicted school shootings and described secret government experiments. They also mentioned that the author was said to have been killed in a shootout and that the book claims to expose a governmental agenda against the country. The discussion presented the book as a controversial conspiracy work without strong endorsement.
This book was mentioned as one that supposedly exposes the government's agenda against the country and the American people. The speaker noted that they had heard about it and that the author was allegedly killed in a shootout with police.
can is please look into the story of former naval intelligence officer William Bill Cooper and his book behold a pale horse Which exposes the government's agenda against our country and the American people?
I've heard about this book and I believe he was killed Bill Cooper eventually in like a shootout with police and That's all I know about it.
The host mentioned reading the first two chapters of this book, which predicted school shootings and alleged government involvement with psychological experiments and zero-point gravity technology.
but he essentially the book is called Behold a Pale Horse throwing that to Revelations in the Bible
Candace highlighted the series in two episodes, describing the book as a children’s title that simplified economics, history, and political philosophy for young readers. She praised it for making the core ideas of freedom and prosperity easy to understand and recommended it as a way to teach kids about a free world. The overall tone was an enthusiastic endorsement.
This is a children's book series featuring 13 books covering economics, business, or political philosophy, used to educate children about complex ideas in an easy-to-understand way.
There are currently 13 books in this series for children Ethan and Emily Tuttle learn about complex ideas and ways that are fun and easy to understand with each book covering a different topic about economics, business or political philosophy.
By now you've probably heard of the Tuttle Twins. These books are absolutely blowing up. They teach kids economics, history, and the principles that make a free world.
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Yes, the Tuttle Twins books make the core ideas that build a free and prosperous world simple to understand.
An Antidote to Chaos
The book was referenced by Brandon, who said it had helped him change his life in positive ways during college, and Candace Owens highlighted its massive sales and outlined several of its life lessons, noting its mix of biblical proverbs and practical advice. Owens also pointed out a perceived inconsistency in the author's honesty, suggesting he may have violated one of his own rules. Overall, the podcast treated the title as a notable but imperfect guide.
It's sad to see how far you fall in your book 12 Rules for Life helped me change my life in some good ways in College you've become everything you hated
The book was released in 2018 and sold over 10 million copies worldwide. It contained life lessons aimed at men, featuring repackaged biblical proverbs.
He subsequently dropped a book in 2018 That was entitled 12 Rules for Life an antidote to chaos and just so we're clear that book sold over 10 million Copies worldwide.
One was set your house in perfect order before you criticize the world Okay, another one was pursue what is meaningful not what is expedient third was tell the truth or at least don't lie another was be precise in your speech and the last one was pet a cat when you encounter one on the street, which that makes it sound silly But essentially he was saying like don't miss the small things in life
He must have lied I mean that's a unless or he just broke this record from 11 days He not only doubled it. He added some he just added 14 days to the longest record ever held of sleep deprivation Or as I said, Jordan Peterson was not being honest which would mean that he violated one of his 12 rules
The Fate of the Jewish Nation and the Destiny of the West
In two episodes, Josh Hammer referenced the title, recounting that Charlie Kirk told him he would mention the book on his campus tour because it reflected his views on Israel. The discussion centered on this anecdote rather than an analysis of the book’s content, and the hosts did not provide a substantive endorsement or critique. Consequently, the book was noted as a point of interest rather than a recommended read.
Josh Hammer repeatedly promoted his book, claiming that Charlie Kirk's last words to him involved plugging this book during his campus tour because Charlie felt its content reflected his own views on Israel.
And, you know, you held on my book, Israel and Civilization, Ali.
The last words I think Charlie spoke to me were he literally said, you know, Josh, you know, when the Israel question comes up, I'm just going to plug your book, you know, Israel and Civilization.
Josh Hammer mentioned this book while discussing his last conversation with Charlie Kirk, stating that Charlie jokingly mentioned he would promote it on his campus tour.
He was like, Josh, I'm going to mention your book, Israel and Civilization, and it's so good.
The host referenced the title in two episodes, pointing out the author's self‑confessed pedophilia and the autobiographical portrayal of sexual encounters with young boys in Algeria. They described being forced to read it and questioned its presence in a presidential portrait, conveying clear disapproval of both the content and the author.
The speaker referenced a book by Andre Gide, a self-admitted pedophile, being present in the official presidential portrait of Emmanuel Macron, questioning if its presence was accidental.
By the way, was that, I'll just ask you, Brigitte, was it a mistake? We depose you that you had Andre Geed's book, the official presidential portrait of Emmanuel Macron, with a self-admitted pedophile, self-admitted pederast that Andre Geed, the author, was.
The speaker mentioned being forced to read this autobiographical book by Andre Gide, which detailed traveling to Algeria for sexual experiences with young Muslim boys.
Now, I'm actually familiar with Andre Geed because I was forced to read his book, The Immoralist, and it's about traveling to Algeria. And which, obviously, is autobiographical in content.
The hosts noted that the title was written by a former government employee and claimed to be suppressed by agencies that did not want it read, even being presented as fiction. They recounted a listener’s attempt to purchase a copy, which was expensive and ultimately unavailable as the listings vanished. The discussion highlighted the alleged controversy surrounding the book rather than endorsing its content.
This book was mentioned as being written by John Loftus, a former government worker, and was reportedly being hidden or suppressed by entities who did not want it read, despite being presented as fiction.
This guy used to work for the state, had to write this book, The Witness Tree, which someone has sent to me.
I have not been able to get into it. I wanted to this week, but obviously was very sick for two days. I'm going to get into it because the way that they don't want anyone to have this book. I got an email from someone saying they bought the book and then found out that it was canceled and they're not allowed to get the book.
And the guy who wrote this article said, yeah, the CIA don't want this one read, even though we pretended that it was fiction.
Somebody in the comments saying, what's that book? It is called The Witness Tree.
The speaker mentioned a listener ordered this book, found it very expensive, and then received an email that the four available copies could not be sent, causing the book listing to disappear from the website.
Chelsea Dominguez writes, I found The Witness Tree and ordered it. It was very expensive. And there were only four copies on the website. Just received an email that they can't send it to me now. And the other books disappeared. Oh, wow. Wow.
Why is the CIA all over this book? The Witness Tree. What am I going to learn?
How Transparency Will Kill the Deep State
The host promoted the book, noting it contained documentation of a coup against Nixon and accused Bob Woodward of being a chief mockingbird, while also arguing for major CIA reforms. They also mentioned the author published it without CIA approval after prior redactions, and encouraged listeners to purchase it. Overall, the book was presented as a compelling exposé.
This was Kevin Shipp's new book, which the host encouraged listeners to buy and mentioned contained documentation proving a coup against Richard Nixon. The book reportedly detailed how Bob Woodward was involved in that alleged coup and covered up his intelligence community jobs.
Buy his new book, Twilight of the Shadow Government: How Transparency Will Kill the Deep State, here: https://www.amazon.com/Twilight-Shadow-Government-Transparency-State-ebook/dp/B0D2YCQR9M
We have an entire chapter in our book on Bob Woodward, who I consider the chief mockingbird.
Now, that may sound crazy, but we have the documentation in Twilight of the Shadow Government to prove that that was a coup against Richard Nixon.
And I think we pretty much prove that in the book with documentation.
And in the book, we're making the case for reforming the CIA, redoing the National Security Act of 1947 and eliminating the CIA's covert operational authority entirely and turning that sort of thing over to the DIA where it used to be and eliminate the CIA's unbridled power and their use of secrecy to basically manipulate our elected government.
The guest's new book was discussed, noting that the author wrote it at risk because the CIA redacted information in his previous book, and he published this one without CIA approval to ensure the revelations got out.
Buy his new book, Twilight of the Shadow Government: How Transparency Will Kill the Deep State, here:
It's called Twilight of the Shadow Government, How Transparency Will Kill the Deep State.
And The First Shall Be Last (updated and expanded)
The book was brought up as part of the host's investigation into elite beliefs about Babylon and the Tower of Babel, with a claim that the author had been murdered for his research. The host encouraged listeners to watch the author's speech and read the work, noting that it used scriptural evidence to support claims about Gilgamesh and Nimrod's tomb. Overall, the discussion framed the title as a valuable resource for those interested in these topics.
The speaker mentioned reading this book by Rob Skiba, who backed up his work using scripture regarding the finding of Gilgamesh/Nimrod's tomb.
Please go watch Babylon Rising by Rob Skiba or read the book or his other work on this.
This book was discussed in relation to the speaker's research into what the elites believe about Babylon and the Tower of Babel. The speaker mentioned that Rob Skiba was allegedly murdered for the research he was conducting for this book.
He wrote a book entitled Babylon Rising.
Anyway, I started watching this speech that his father, Rob Skiba, gave on the topic of his book, Babylon Rising.
The book was mentioned in the context of J.D. Vance claiming he changed his name on his wedding day in 2014, despite legal records showing the change occurred in April 2013. He also stated in the book that to understand him, one must understand he was a Scots-Irish hillbilly at heart.
To understand me, you must understand that I am a Scots-Irish hillbilly at heart.
— Episode: JD Vance’s Mysterious Past & Palantir’s...
The book was mentioned in the context of J.D. Vance claiming he changed his name on his wedding day in 2014, despite legal records showing the change occurred in April 2013. He also stated in the book that to understand him, one must understand he was a Scots-Irish hillbilly at heart.
To understand me, you must understand that I am a Scots-Irish hillbilly at heart.
he claimed he changed his name on his wedding day in 2014. But his legal name change took place in April of 2013, just before he graduated from Yale.
This book was mentioned in the context of a listener's comment regarding LDS members and the pursuit of truth.
The Book of Mormon, A-C-K? Ack, the reality.
— Episode: From Britney To Charlie. With Pastors Li...
This book was mentioned in the context of a listener's comment regarding LDS members and the pursuit of truth.
The Book of Mormon, A-C-K? Ack, the reality.
Books 1-7 (Slipcase)
The speaker referenced the fandom surrounding this series, comparing the current obsession with the Taylor Swift/Blake Lively situation to being seven books deep into the Harry Potter saga.
It is like coming across people who don't understand the fandom of Harry Potter. That's how I feel right now. And we're like seven books in right now on this Blake Lively saga.
— Episode: Taylor Swift Is Now Team Baldoni…Here’s...
The speaker referenced the fandom surrounding this series, comparing the current obsession with the Taylor Swift/Blake Lively situation to being seven books deep into the Harry Potter saga.
It is like coming across people who don't understand the fandom of Harry Potter. That's how I feel right now. And we're like seven books in right now on this Blake Lively saga.
I'm like, this is a story about a baby who an evil dark wizard tried to murder.
The speaker mentioned reading this Jane Austen novel while continuing the relatable scenario of not reading assigned chapters, noting Mr. Darcy was a powerful man.
Jane Austen novel. You know, it's just amazing to be able to read this Jane Austen novel. And Mr. Darcy was a very, very, very, very powerful man.
— Episode: LeBron Finally Breaks His Silence Over D...
The speaker mentioned reading this Jane Austen novel while continuing the relatable scenario of not reading assigned chapters, noting Mr. Darcy was a powerful man.
Jane Austen novel. You know, it's just amazing to be able to read this Jane Austen novel. And Mr. Darcy was a very, very, very, very powerful man.
A Translation Controversy
The speaker mentioned reading this book, among others, to gain a sense of history and understanding of power structures.
And I read Mein Kampf and I read the writings of Julius Caesar and the Battle for Gaul.
— Episode: Candace Owens + Alex Jones: Who Wanted T...
The speaker mentioned reading this book, among others, to gain a sense of history and understanding of power structures.
And I read Mein Kampf and I read the writings of Julius Caesar and the Battle for Gaul.
Volume I (Das Kapital series Book 1)
The speaker jokingly claimed that they possessed and were reading this book while dressed as Che Guevara during a self-proclaimed phase of mock communism.
I did have a hammer and sickle flag, and I was dressed as Che Guevara, and I was reading Das Kapital.
— Episode: Candace Owens x Russell Brand | Candace...
The speaker jokingly claimed that they possessed and were reading this book while dressed as Che Guevara during a self-proclaimed phase of mock communism.
I did have a hammer and sickle flag, and I was dressed as Che Guevara, and I was reading Das Kapital.
The book was mentioned in a sarcastic hypothetical context regarding what Charlie Kirk's last words might have been.
And also he had just written this Romeo And Juliet letter to Bibi Netanyahu.
— Episode: Megyn Kelly Goes SCORCHED EARTH On Those...
The book was mentioned in a sarcastic hypothetical context regarding what Charlie Kirk's last words might have been.
And also he had just written this Romeo And Juliet letter to Bibi Netanyahu.
Tristan Tate owns a first edition copy of the original Dracula novel, highlighting the value of owning original copies of historical texts.
the original Dracula novel
— Episode: Tristan Tate x Candace Owens | Candace E...
Tristan Tate owns a first edition copy of the original Dracula novel, highlighting the value of owning original copies of historical texts.
the original Dracula novel
I have a copy that was when it was launched in America. They sent 13 copies of it over in 1899 and they were on display in bookstores for people to flip through. The sea of the novel was going to be a success. I have one of those 1899 copies.
One Man's Journey to Answer the Question of a Generation
Candace referenced the book while arguing that Charlie Kirk's alleged motives were similar to the rhetoric found in that provocative title.
That isn't like, you know, Matt Walsh in What Is a Woman? Prime. Prime.
— Episode: I Survive My First Death Hoax, Erika Kir...
Candace referenced the book while arguing that Charlie Kirk's alleged motives were similar to the rhetoric found in that provocative title.
That isn't like, you know, Matt Walsh in What Is a Woman? Prime. Prime.
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