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But it was this case which only came out about four years ago when he wrote a book about it, about his career when he went undercover as a, well, as a Klansman.

And then didn't talk about it again until 2014 when his memoirs came out.

And David Duke didn't know until I guess the memoirs came out.

But it was this case which only came out about four years ago when he wrote a book about it, about his career when he went undercover as a, well, as a Klansman.

And then didn't talk about it again until 2014 when his memoirs came out.

And he said it was an intel investigation and that's what they did is they gathered stuff.

And he's very proud of that as he should be.

David Duke didn't know until I guess the memoirs came out.

But it was this case which only came out about four years ago when he wrote a book about it, about his career when he went undercover as a, well, as a Klansman.

And then didn't talk about it again until 2014 when his memoirs came out.

And he said it was an intel investigation and that's what they did is they gathered stuff.

And he's very proud of that as he should be.

And David Duke didn't know until I guess the memoirs came out.

She sent us a Archie Meets KISS hardcover book.

She sent us a bunch of stuff... most recently she sent us a Archie Meets KISS hardcover book.

She sent us a bunch of stuff...most recently she sent us a Archie Meets KISS hardcover book.

Christopher M. Roth with an E at the end sent us a Kindle version of his book, Dirk Danger Loves Life.

Christopher M. Roth with an E at the end sent us a Kindle version of his book, Dirk Danger Loves Life.

Christopher M. Roth with an E at the end sent us a Kindle version of his book, Dirk Danger Loves Life. I don't have a Kindle yet and I'm dying to read this thing.

One of his earliest books was called Tobaccoism and in it he writes about how tobacco is really bad for you and this was at a time when people didn't think that way

One of his earliest books was called Tobaccoism and in it he writes about how tobacco is really bad for you and this was at a time when people didn't think that way

i'm gonna recommend uh just quickly steven colbert of the colbert rapport nice oh i saw his uh portrait his national gallery portrait it was a sony recently it was awesome with this familiar uh scowl yeah i love that guy so yeah he has a very popular book that he reads himself called i'm an american and so can you and that's all i need to say about that yes hysterical nice check

I'm gonna recommend uh just quickly steven colbert of the colbert rapport nice oh i saw his uh portrait his national gallery portrait it was a sony recently it was awesome with this familiar uh scowl yeah i love that guy so yeah he has a very popular book that he reads himself called i'm an american and so can you and that's all i need to say about that yes hysterical nice

I'm gonna recommend uh just quickly steven colbert of the colbert rapport.

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oh i saw his uh portrait his national gallery portrait it was a sony recently it was awesome with this familiar uh scowl yeah i love that guy so yeah he has a very popular book that he reads himself called i'm an american and so can you and that's all i need to say about that yes hysterical.

nice check.

Some come a long long way some are very very bad all he does is yell he likes to drink and drink and drink it's pretty juvenile when you think about it.

If you can't find a word to rhyme just make one up cans rhymes with zans bump fish what are those bump well of course you have to make up a wamp black what about black

I'm a book editor now guys I hate this stuff more now than when I was a kid and felt this and just felt disturbed by the strange drawings

Some come a long, long way, some are very, very bad.

He likes to drink and drink and drink. It's pretty juvenile when you think about it.

If you can't find a word to rhyme, just make one up. Cans rhymes with zans, bump fish, what are those? Bump, well of course, you have to make up a wamp.

Black, what about black? No, she's saying black. I know that's a made-up word.

Some come a long, long way, some are very, very bad.

He likes to drink and drink and drink.

Cans rhymes with zans, bump fish, what are those?

Well of course you have to make up a wamp.

Black, what about black?

Yeah actually one of my favorite books Hooper Humperdink not him is written by Theo LeSig.

Hooper Humperdink not him it's about this kid who's throwing a birthday party and everybody's invited to the greatest birthday party you've ever seen in your life except for poor Hooper Humperdink and I think he gets invited finally at the end.

Yeah actually one of my favorite books Hooper Humperdink not him is written by Theo LeSig.

Oh really?

Yeah interesting.

So that was his first.

I always thought this was a Dr. Seuss book and then I saw this and I'm like it was a Dr. Seuss book.

Actually one of my favorite books Hooper Humperdink not him is written by Theo LeSig.

Hooper Humperdink not him it's about this kid who's throwing a birthday party and everybody's invited to the greatest birthday party you've ever seen in your life except for poor Hooper Humperdink and I think he gets invited finally at the end.

It's really wonderful or you can go to silverbooks.com that is S-I-B-E-R books.com and check out what Alan's up to and it's not just for Jewish families. You should just spread the word of Hanukkah to all children because it's a really great story.

You want to start off for me? I'll start. All right, are you going to do voices and stuff? I don't know, let's see how it goes. Okay. Meet the La Caz family. They're just like you and me except they're potato pancakes.

And we're going to read you the story of the La Caz family which hopefully you will love. Yeah, we haven't even practiced this yet so we'll see how it goes. Meet the La Caz by Alan Silverberg.

Chuck and I just happened to have the hardbound edition in different editions.

We did a reading from a wonderful, wonderful kids book called Meet the Lotkas and it tells the actual real story of Hanukkah and how that came about in a very fun childlike way.

It was written by a man named Alan Silverberg. You can buy that wherever you buy your books.

It's really wonderful or you can go to silverbooks.com that is S-I-B-E-R books.com and check out what Alan's up to and it's not just for Jewish families. You should just spread the word of Hanukkah to all children because it's a really great story.

Yeah, it's a really great book too.

Chuck and I just happened to have the hardbound edition in different editions.

We did a reading from a wonderful, wonderful kids book called Meet the Lotkas and it tells the actual real story of Hanukkah and how that came about in a very fun childlike way.

You can buy that wherever you buy your books.

It's really wonderful or you can go to silverbooks.com that is S-I-B-E-R books.com and check out what Alan's up to and it's not just for Jewish families.

You should just spread the word of Hanukkah to all children because it's a really great story.

Yeah, it's a really great book too.

He wrote Breath, the new science of a lost art came out a couple of years ago during the pandemic.

And then after researching nose Breathing, which by the way, I think you got this original article from How Stuff Works, right?

And he isn't it nice Chuck to be able to say things like that in past tense?

James Nestor says you want to nose Breathe, mouth Breathing bad, nose Breathing good.

He said he doesn't even know why God came up with Breathing through the mouth. It's so stupid.

He wrote Breath, the new science of a lost art came out a couple of years ago during the pandemic.

And then nitric oxide is released in nasal Breathing and nitric oxide actually has a bunch of different effects. But a big one is that it's a vasodilator, which means that it opens up your, your blood vessels so that more blood can flow.

And James Nestor, the author and Breathing researcher, he says there's a kind that's called coherent Breathing.

And he said a good way to work on Breathing is to try this coherent Breathing where you Breathe in slowly for about five to six seconds and then you exhale over about five to six seconds.

And that makes sense because if you've ever trained your lungs on one of those little like Breathing trainers, you know what I'm talking about?

And I don't think we mentioned too that Christian initially said that they had been, he and his people had been working on this idea for 20 years.

And it turned out to not be correct at all.

But at the time again, people were worried about it.

Certainly Tolkien in the mid 1930s when he wrote The Hobbit.

Certainly Tolkien in the mid 1930s when he wrote The Hobbit.

Oh really? Yeah. I think he told me this every time Bob Geldof comes up.

He also if you're a Pink Floyd fan, he played Pink in the movie The Wall.

He really kind of lobbied for a constitution in America, but he also wrote Age of Reason being an investigation of the true and fabulous theology.

That's how a lot of people connect the Rosicrucians to the Georgia Guidestones.

I knew about Grapes of Wrath as I lay dying mainly because that metal band.

I didn't know that was a Steinbeck book. I knew about Grapes of Wrath as I lay dying mainly because that metal band. Travels with Charlie.

Darwin's Origin of the Species was released in 1859. You add up one eight five and nine and you get 23.

Darwin's Origin of Species was released in 1859. You add up one eight five and nine and you get 23.

I got this from a reference to a passage from the book The Perfect Storm okay

I got this from a reference to a passage from the book The Perfect Storm okay

There's a woman named Susan Cain who wrote a book called Quiet, The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking.

There's a woman named Susan Cain who wrote a book called Quiet, The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking.

That's from a 12th century book of Persian poetry called Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam.

And it was kind of a big deal once it was translated into English.

And one of the reporters recognized it, right?

And specifically, it's the last words of the Rubaiyat.

And I have no idea whose it is.

That's from a 12th century book of Persian poetry called Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam.

And it was kind of a big deal once it was translated into English.

And specifically, it's the last words of the Rubaiyat.

It's just been, I put it in my glove compartment. It's been sitting there until I read this article in the newspaper.

And that's what Bram Stoker did.

The book is great though.

He was a theater manager and a novelist and also a really great researcher.

So Bram Stoker goes and he starts to do some research and pokes around and he finds a great place to set this vampire tale is in Transylvania, which is the heart of the Strigoi vampire.

And it was also, I think, the first time where all of a sudden they didn't have any reflection because most of the previous legends, they loved their reflection.

The book is great though.

He was a theater manager and a novelist and also a really great researcher.

And he thought, well, this is just perfect. I'm going to set it there and let's see if I can find somebody of that area who I can base this vampire character on.

He was into some horrible stuff. He killed a lot of people.

And it was also, I think, the first time where all of a sudden they didn't have any reflection because most of the previous legends, they loved their reflection.

There's a guy that wrote a book, Jim Lohan, called Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Teacher Got Wrong.

He clearly states that that James Buchanan was gay and not only that, it was not a big secret and America was actually a little more open to that kind of thing and permissives of that kind of thing back then, right?

There's a guy that wrote a book Jim Lohan called Lies My Teacher Told Me everything your American history teacher got wrong and He clearly states that that James Buchanan was gay and not only that It was not a big secret and America was actually a little more open to that kind of thing and Permissives of that kind of thing back then right right.