The Ben Shapiro Show

One of the first books we will be publishing is 12 Seconds in the Dark by Sergeant Mattingly. The book is the true story of what really happened the night of the tragic Breonna Taylor shooting.

The media got so many things wrong in this case, saying we had the wrong apartment. Her name wasn't on the warrant. She was shot and killed in her sleep, in her bed. These are lies. This is not true.

And remember, this book was supposed to be published originally by an imprint of Simon & Schuster and the wokes over there got it canceled. We don't do that over here.

John Mearsheimer, most famous for his idiotic book with Stephen Walt, The Israel Lobby in US Foreign Policy, in which he suggested that essentially the Jews control American foreign policy.

The story is incredibly important. We're grateful to have this brave truth teller on board.

It was very chaotic. It was very quick. Instantly, I knew I was shot. Breonna Taylor, she was caught in the crossfire of those bullets. As soon as your brain's registering, it's already over.

The Breonna Taylor shooting, of course, is the impetus for much of the Black Lives Matter movement. The story that was told is that the police basically went in and shot in cold blood an innocent woman. It's not that simple. And now the full story is being told in a world where voices like Sergeant Mattingly are censored.

The book releases March 15th. It is available right now for preorder on Amazon or anywhere you buy books online. So go get your preordered copy today because I can promise you it will sell out.

In fact, there's a good new book out titled The Economic Weapon by a professor at Yale University, Nicholas Mulder.

And that book is about a history of economic warfare and the use of economic sanctions to try and deter major forces from engaging in warfare. And of course, it has never worked.

There's a great book called Secondhand Time, won the Nobel Prize in a few years back by a woman named Svetlana Alexeyevich. In this book, Secondhand Time, it's an oral history.

Last week I took members through my analysis of Huck Finn.

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Even more importantly, if you haven't yet picked up a copy of Matt's best selling children's book, you should do so immediately. It sold out in 48 hours when it was released.

I'd like to talk to you about a new book, Full Time Work and the Meaning of Life by David Bonson. In a time where work is being heralded as the cause of societal pain, depression and anxiety, Full Time is screaming the exact opposite, that we're created to work and that our work provides unique meaning and purpose in our lives.

In Full Time, Bonson makes the case that our understanding of work and its role in our lives is deeply flawed.

He argues that the time has come to stop tiptoeing around the issues that matter, that separating one's identity from what they do is demonstrably false and that a low view of work is leading to disastrous policy proposals and cultural attitudes.

A significant and successful life is one rooted in full time productivity and cultivation of God's created world.

We went over my thoughts and analysis for Mark Twain's Huck Finn. It's a deeply moving book, and going through it with all of you, people who are reading the book alongside me, it's just wonderful.

If you read her book, The Two Income Trap from the early 2000s, it's actually quite interesting and heterodox.

I'd like to talk to you about a new book full time work in the meaning of life by David Bonson.

In full time bonds and makes the case that our understanding of work and its role in our lives is deeply flawed.

February's book of choice, Adventures of Huck Finn, a classic by Mark Twain.

By the way, it's beautifully produced. I am pumped to hang out and discuss Huck Finn with you this Thursday, 8 p.m. Eastern, 7 p.m. Central.

Matt Walsh is now a beloved LGBTQ+ and children's author. Reserve your copy of Johnny The Walrus here.

Matt Walsh is a bestselling LGBTQ plus author and that's because of his cultural masterpiece, Johnny the Walrus.

Even more importantly, if you haven't picked up a copy of his bestselling children's book, you should do so right now. It sold out in 48 hours when it was released.

Orlando Magic player Jonathan Isaac is publishing a book with the Daily Wire about the rise of his basketball career, his journey into faith and his strength to stand alone in the face of immense social pressure.

The book is available for preorder right now at Amazon. So reserve your copy today.

It was commented on by Katie Couric in her autobiography.

And as I mentioned, there was overt talk about this in Katie Couric's autobiography. Like in her autobiography, she openly describes the sort of bizarre relationship between Katie Couric and Jeff Zucker.

Quote, It was a little weird with The Today Show. I just kind of came on and people responded. Here there was product testing. It didn't feel organic. She's talking about when she was given nightly news. At a certain point, Jeff made a huge push to bring on Alison Gallist.

And then she continues that when Jeff Zucker got fired, she says that Jeff Zucker got fired and then Zucker asked Couric to call up Jeff Bukes, who is the CEO of Time Warner, and put in a good word at CNN.

Apparently, Zucker said to Katie Couric, this is my last chance to have a big job like this. And of course, if you want it, there will be a job for you, too.

I'd like to talk to you about a new book, Full Time Work and the Meaning of Life by David Bonson. In a time where work is being heralded as the cause of societal pain, depression and anxiety, Full Time is screaming the exact opposite. That we're created to work and that our work provides unique meaning and purpose in our lives.

In Full Time, Bonson makes the case that our understanding of work and its role in our lives is deeply flawed. He argues that the time has come to stop tiptoeing around the issues that matter, that separating one's identity from what they do is demonstrably false and that a low view of work is leading to disastrous policy proposals and cultural attitudes.

It is in work of every kind that we discover our meaning and purpose. A significant and successful life is one rooted in Full-Time productivity and cultivation of God's created world. A life of meaning is right under your nose and with it the joy and peace of a life well lived.

Now Mouse is a great work. It's a great work of art. I've read it. I own a copy. It's kind of de rigueur for Jews to read this growing up.

There's an unbelievable piece by Peter Schweitzer today. It is from his new book, which is a huge bestseller. This piece is over at the New York Post and it is about the relationship between the Biden family and the Chinese.

Full Time is screaming the exact opposite. That we're created to work and that our work provides unique meaning and purpose in our lives.

In Full Time, Bonson makes the case that our understanding of work and its role in our lives is deeply flawed.

In a time where work is being heralded as the cause of societal pain, depression and anxiety, full time is screaming the exact opposite, that we're created to work and that our work provides unique meaning and purpose in our lives.

In full time, Bonson makes the case that our understanding of work and its role in our lives is deeply flawed.

It is in work of every kind that we discover our meaning and purpose.