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How the Media, Big Tech, and the Democrats Seized Our Elections
Mollie Hemingway was introduced as the bestselling author of *Rigged*, a book that examines how media and bigtech colluded to suppress stories like the HunterBiden saga.
Joining us to talk about the future of free speech in big tech is Mollie Hemingway, editorinchief of The Federalist and bestselling author of Rigged, a look at the role of the media i...
— Episode: Future of Free Speech on Twitter & Beyon...
Mollie Hemingway was introduced as the bestselling author of *Rigged*, a book that examines how media and bigtech colluded to suppress stories like the HunterBiden saga.
Joining us to talk about the future of free speech in big tech is Mollie Hemingway, editorinchief of The Federalist and bestselling author of Rigged, a look at the role of the media in big tech in recent elections.
But in your book, Rigged, you present the case that there's a pattern of collusion between big tech and big government.
Well, Molly, thank you so much for your time. That was Molly Hemingway, EditorinChief of The Federalist and Author of Rigged.
The Original Edition With Complete Illustrations
In the episode, Andy McCarthy likened the Trump fraud case to the book, describing it as having an "Alice in Wonderland" quality because the conviction seemed to precede the trial. He used the title as a metaphor rather than recommending it for reading, and no further endorsement was offered.
Andy McCarthy described the Trump fraud case as having an "Alice in Wonderland quality," noting that the conviction seemed to come before the trial.
So it's got an Alice in Wonderland quality where, you know, we have the conviction first and the trial later.
It was mentioned that Professor Jones authored a textbook on organic chemistry and that the course is a 'weed-out' course designed to be difficult to prepare students for medical school, but students complained that it was too difficult and led to the firing of the professor.
We are very concerned about our scores and find that they are not an accurate reflection of the time and effort put into this class.
— Episode: CA Trans Law & Dems Lose Minority Voters...
It was mentioned that Professor Jones authored a textbook on organic chemistry and that the course is a 'weed-out' course designed to be difficult to prepare students for medical school, but students complained that it was too difficult and led to the firing of the professor.
We are very concerned about our scores and find that they are not an accurate reflection of the time and effort put into this class.
we urge you to realize that a class with such a high percentage of withdrawals and low grades has failed to make students learning and well-being a priority and reflects poorly on the chemistry department as well as the institution as a whole.
doing poorly in a class should be a reason not to go into certain fields. A student who can't hack Organic Chemistry does not belong in medical school.
A student who can't hack calculus shouldn't go into engineering.
Those courses should not be simplified for their sake.
A Startling Refutation of the Dominant Theory of the Origin of the Universe
In the episode, the book was brought up by guest Brian Keating, who noted that Lerner claimed recent JWST images disproved the Big Bang theory and that his alternative model explained observations better, though it lacked an explanation for cosmic expansion. Keating explained that astronomers have repeatedly encountered Lerner's resurfacing claims and remained skeptical, treating the work as a controversial critique rather than a credible alternative.
Eric Lerner's book and article of the same name argued that the recently released images from the James Webb Space Telescope contradict the Big Bang theory, suggesting galaxies were too small, mature, and numerous to have formed shortly after the Big Bang.
He has been writing about this since 1991 I believe and in that time every time some new observation comes out this claim resurfaces so needless to say astronomers are quite miffed at him but I think it's fun and fair to criticize the theory nothing is sacrosanct and so we can get into some of the both the errors in his model of the universe but also some of the support for the standard Big Bang theory.
What Mr. Lerner is claiming is that those claims which we known about for a hundred years and a match all observations are incorrect that that is wrong and in fact luckily from his perspective he has a theory that explains every single observation better than he claims the Big Bang except he has no way to account for the seeming expansion of space and time so he just denies it and for the last 30 years since he first published a book by the same almost the exact same title as this recent article The Big Bang Never Happened.
The episode featured columnist Gordon Chang, who discussed his book and argued that China’s economy was headed for a near‑term collapse due to mounting debt, a struggling property sector, and a shrinking population, warning of global market repercussions. The host presented Chang’s analysis as a key perspective on China’s challenges, effectively highlighting the book’s central thesis.
The author, Gordon Chang, discussed China's economic issues, including the property sector's struggles, and expressed his belief that a collapse of the Chinese economy is likely in the near future, due to a variety of issues, including debt and a decline in population.
For this episode of Morning Wire, we speak to columnist and author of The Coming Collapse of China, Gordon Chang, about China's growing challenges and how a Chinese collapse could affect global markets.
That was Gordon Chang, columnist and author of The Coming Collapse of China.
Rose Reed said she had recently become obsessed with Red Rising and was loving the books at the time of the interview.
I've just recently gotten obsessed with Red Rising and I am loving these books right now.
— Episode: From Writer’s Room to Princess of Atlant...
Rose Reed said she had recently become obsessed with Red Rising and was loving the books at the time of the interview.
I've just recently gotten obsessed with Red Rising and I am loving these books right now.
The hosts highlighted the memoir's rapid commercial success, noting it sold over a million copies in its first week. They described how the book detailed the artist's meteoric rise and the challenges she faced, including her battle to end the conservatorship, and mentioned that it had received critical acclaim. The overall tone was very positive, indicating strong endorsement of the title.
The memoir sold over one million copies in its first week, recounting Spears' meteoric rise to fame and the ensuing struggles, including her fight to end the conservatorship, and it received critical acclaim.
Britney Spears' memoir The Woman in Me has sold more than one million copies in just a week since its release. The memoir tells the story of Britney's stratospheric rise to fame and the struggles that ensued, including the fight to end her conservatorship. The book has received critical acclaim.
From Burke to Eliot
He mentioned that Trump likely had not read The Conservative Mind by Kirk, using it as an example of a book the former president probably never read.
I doubt he's read The Conservative Mind by Kirk or a book like that.
— Episode: Mobs, Messaging, and Midterms: What 2025...
He mentioned that Trump likely had not read The Conservative Mind by Kirk, using it as an example of a book the former president probably never read.
I doubt he's read The Conservative Mind by Kirk or a book like that.
How the Pursuit of Equity Sacrifices Excellence, Destroys Beauty, and Threatens Lives
The book was presented as Heather Mac Donald's new bestseller published by The Daily Wire, where she outlined how DEI initiatives and systemic racism narratives undermine meritocratic standards.
bestselling author of "When Race Trumps Merit,"
— Episode: When Race Trumps Merit with Heather Mac...
The book was presented as Heather Mac Donald's new bestseller published by The Daily Wire, where she outlined how DEI initiatives and systemic racism narratives undermine meritocratic standards.
bestselling author of "When Race Trumps Merit,"
We often hear about systemic racism in the US, and you've done a lot of research on this very topic for your new book, When Race Trumps Merit, that's published by The Daily Wire
In your book, When Race Trumps Merit, you outlined how pervasive this issue is and that it's not just in traditional four-year colleges and universities.
That was Heather McDonald, author of the new book, When Race Trumps Merit.
Senator Rand Paul mentioned that he had authored a book titled The Case Against Socialism, referencing it while discussing his view on socialism and foreign policy.
I've written a book, The Case Against Socialism.
— Episode: U.S. Defends Tanker Seizure & Senate Sub...
Senator Rand Paul mentioned that he had authored a book titled The Case Against Socialism, referencing it while discussing his view on socialism and foreign policy.
I've written a book, The Case Against Socialism.
Leadership Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic
The panel said Cuomo had earned money unethically by promoting his book while in office, leading to a $5.1million penalty.
New York State's top ethics panel ordered Andrew Cuomo to pay the state $5.1 million, which they argue he earned unethically while promoting his book, American Crisis, Leadership Less...
— Episode: Failure of Afghanistan Withdrawal | Dece...
The panel said Cuomo had earned money unethically by promoting his book while in office, leading to a $5.1million penalty.
New York State's top ethics panel ordered Andrew Cuomo to pay the state $5.1 million, which they argue he earned unethically while promoting his book, American Crisis, Leadership Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic, while in office.
The Holiday at the Heart of the American Experience
The host introduced the author as a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and mentioned the title’s subtitle while bringing her on to discuss the history and controversies of Thanksgiving. No specific endorsement or critique of the book was offered, and the mention served mainly to frame the conversation.
The host introduced Melanie Kirkpatrick as the author of the book Thanksgiving, noting its subtitle and her role as a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute.
Joining us now to discuss the history of Thanksgiving and some of the past controversies surrounding it is Melanie Kirkpatrick, author of Thanksgiving, The Holiday at the Heart of the American Experience, and a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute.
That was Hudson Institute Senior Fellow Melanie Kirkpatrick, author of Thanksgiving, The Holiday at the Heart of the American Experience.
How Politicians and Their Friends Get Rich Off Insider Stock Tips, Land Deals, and Cronyism That Would Send the Rest of Us to Prison
The book was highlighted for exposing how members of Congress traded stocks in sectors they oversaw, sparking public outrage that contributed to the passage of the STOCK Act. The hosts noted its investigative depth and relevance to current concerns about political cronyism, presenting it as a key source for understanding insider trading in government.
The episode referenced the author and cited the title as context for his expertise on Xi Jinping's speech and third-term appointment, using the book to frame the discussion. No explicit endorsement was given, and it was mentioned mainly to illustrate the author's perspective on China's political direction.
One Name, Two Fates
The book was referenced as a well‑known memoir that explored the experience of Maryland's first Black governor and the state's complex history. It was brought up during a discussion of the governor‑elect's background and the broader historical context. The hosts treated it as a relevant cultural touchstone rather than a featured recommendation.
This Netflix special by Dave Chappelle contained jokes about transgender people, particularly comments about trans activists targeting J.K. Rowling that drew significant outrage and led to a staff walkout at Netflix.
What he did was make some jokes about transgender people and in particular his comments about trans activists attacking Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling drew quite a bit of outrage.
— Episode: SNL Chappelle Controversy & Holiday Trav...
This Netflix special by Dave Chappelle contained jokes about transgender people, particularly comments about trans activists targeting J.K. Rowling that drew significant outrage and led to a staff walkout at Netflix.
What he did was make some jokes about transgender people and in particular his comments about trans activists attacking Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling drew quite a bit of outrage.
And it cancels them because she said in an interview and this is not exactly what she said but effectually she said gender was a fact.
And then the trans community got mad as they started calling her a turf.
The Last, Best Hope to Resolve the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict with a Foreword by Mike Pompeo
The book was brought up in the episode when its author noted that it had just been released three weeks earlier and argued for Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria. The discussion highlighted the title's focus on a one‑state solution as a response to the ongoing conflict. No strong endorsement or criticism was offered, and it was mentioned primarily as a new perspective on the issue.
This book, which advocated for Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria, had just come out three weeks prior to the discussion.
my book called The One Jewish State Advocates for Israeli Sovereignty Over Judea and Samaria just came out three weeks ago.
An excerpt from Melania Trump's book was published, where she stated that it was imperative to guarantee women could abort their unborn babies, which surprised many due to her typical political silence and her husband's role in overturning Roe v. Wade.
The Guardian published an excerpt from Melania's upcoming book in which she says that it's quote imperative to guarantee that women can abort their unborn babies.
— Episode: Trump Returns to Butler & Gascon Challen...
An excerpt from Melania Trump's book was published, where she stated that it was imperative to guarantee women could abort their unborn babies, which surprised many due to her typical political silence and her husband's role in overturning Roe v. Wade.
The Guardian published an excerpt from Melania's upcoming book in which she says that it's quote imperative to guarantee that women can abort their unborn babies.
A Comprehensive Guide
The hosts described the book as the most exhaustively researched and coherently argued case for the Democratic Party, calling it a must‑have addition to any political observer's coffee table. They also noted that Donald Trump had praised it as a great read. The overall tone was strongly positive, positioning the title as essential reading for those following politics.
This book was described as the most exhaustively researched and coherently argued case for the Democratic Party to date. It was also mentioned as a must-have addition to any political observer's coffee table.
Reasons to Vote for Democrats. A comprehensive guide by Michael Knowles is the most exhaustively researched and coherently argued case for the Democratic Party to date.
The book is one that Donald Trump himself even called a great book for your reading enjoyment.
Plus, it's a must-have addition to any political observers' coffee table.
The suspect Ryan Routh focused on former President Trump's policy regarding Iran in a 2023 book, in which he invited Iran to assassinate Trump.
It's worth noting that Routh focused on Trump's policy with Iran in a 2023 book that contained an invitation he made for Iran to quote, assassinate Trump.
— Episode: Trump Assassination Suspect Manifesto &...
The suspect Ryan Routh focused on former President Trump's policy regarding Iran in a 2023 book, in which he invited Iran to assassinate Trump.
It's worth noting that Routh focused on Trump's policy with Iran in a 2023 book that contained an invitation he made for Iran to quote, assassinate Trump.
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