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Ideological Origins of Political Struggles
The speaker liked this book, preferring Sowell's philosophical writing over his economics writing, and noted that the book was really good.
I would also recommend that you read A Conflict of Visions by Thomas Sowell, which is really good. His kind of philosophical writing I like even better than his economics writing.
— Episode: LIVE Q&A | How To Destroy America In Thr...
The speaker liked this book, preferring Sowell's philosophical writing over his economics writing, and noted that the book was really good.
I would also recommend that you read A Conflict of Visions by Thomas Sowell, which is really good. His kind of philosophical writing I like even better than his economics writing.
This book, released on the 16th anniversary of the author's "Alive Day", recounts his near-death experience in Afghanistan and subsequent recovery. It details his physical and emotional journey, emphasizing faith and finding purpose after trauma.
It's actually the book release for you, but more importantly, the book is about what day it is. A live day.
— Episode: "I Was Going To Survive For A Reason" |...
This book, released on the 16th anniversary of the author's "Alive Day", recounts his near-death experience in Afghanistan and subsequent recovery. It details his physical and emotional journey, emphasizing faith and finding purpose after trauma.
It's actually the book release for you, but more importantly, the book is about what day it is. A live day.
And yes, today on the anniversary of my live day, Amy and I wrote this book together, A Live Day by Captain Sam Brown with Amy Brown...
And yes, for those Amy fans out there, Amy wrote a chapter of this book about her life and how we came together. And that's why she's a co-author on it.
Go read my book. Go on Amazon and find a live day and read it. And you will be inspired and share that hope and share that joy.
The Foundation of Our Misbegotten Nation
This documentary was promoted by Kanye West and presented factual evidence regarding the death of George Floyd, which the speaker argued was well-established and verified.
The Greatest Lie Ever Sold does a very good job of going through all of the fact patterns with regard to what exactly happened in George Floyd's death.
— Episode: Ep. 1593 - Joe Steals Oil To Win Midterm...
This documentary was promoted by Kanye West and presented factual evidence regarding the death of George Floyd, which the speaker argued was well-established and verified.
The Greatest Lie Ever Sold does a very good job of going through all of the fact patterns with regard to what exactly happened in George Floyd's death.
Here's the Floyd family lawyer on suing Kanye West. I wonder if this will mean that Kanye West comments about George Floyd will gain even more attention.
Herschel Walker mentioned putting something about his life in his book when denying allegations during the debate.
most thing i put i put it in a book one thing about My Life is i've been very transparent not like the senator he's hid things but at the same time i said that's a lie and on abortion...
— Episode: Ep. 1592 - It’s Election Season Crunch T...
Herschel Walker mentioned putting something about his life in his book when denying allegations during the debate.
most thing i put i put it in a book one thing about My Life is i've been very transparent not like the senator he's hid things but at the same time i said that's a lie and on abortion you know i'm a christian i believe in life and i tell people
Post-Pandemic Edition (2022)
This book was presented as a landmark work offering a comprehensive look at the male crisis, searching for its roots and proposing solutions. It highlighted how work rates for American males had spiraled downward between 1965 and 2015, creating an army of jobless men.
He says the catastrophe is the collapse of work for men in the half century between 1965 and 2015. Work rates for the American male spiraled relentlessly downward and ominous migration commenced a fli...
— Episode: Ep. 1584 - Why Men And Women Are Unhappy
This book was presented as a landmark work offering a comprehensive look at the male crisis, searching for its roots and proposing solutions. It highlighted how work rates for American males had spiraled downward between 1965 and 2015, creating an army of jobless men.
He says the catastrophe is the collapse of work for men in the half century between 1965 and 2015. Work rates for the American male spiraled relentlessly downward and ominous migration commenced a flight from work. In whichever greater numbers of working age men exited the labor force altogether.
America is now home to an ever-growing army of jobless men, no longer even looking for work over 7 million between ages 25 and 55 the traditional prime of working life.
The troubles posed by the male flight from work says Nicky Burstatt are by no means solely economic. It's also a social crisis and a moral crisis. The growing incapability of grown men to function as breadwinners cannot help but undermine the American family.
A brand new book from The Babylon Bee was mentioned as something they were working on.
They're doing sketches, books, including a brand new one, The Babylon B Guide to Democracy.
— Episode: Seth Dillon | The Ben Shapiro Show Sunda...
A brand new book from The Babylon Bee was mentioned as something they were working on.
They're doing sketches, books, including a brand new one, The Babylon B Guide to Democracy.
The book posited that capitalism inevitably descended into imperialism because it required exploiting new capital markets and foreign labor. The speaker argued that this theory did not materialize because advanced capitalist economies tended to invest in one another instead of solely exploiting third-world countries.
This is a theory that was attributed to Vladimir Lenin. He wrote an entire book titled Imperialism.
— Episode: Ep. 1579 - The New Imperialists Are Glob...
The book posited that capitalism inevitably descended into imperialism because it required exploiting new capital markets and foreign labor. The speaker argued that this theory did not materialize because advanced capitalist economies tended to invest in one another instead of solely exploiting third-world countries.
This is a theory that was attributed to Vladimir Lenin. He wrote an entire book titled Imperialism.
Winner of the Pulitzer Prize
The book, described as maybe the greatest political novel ever written, is about Huey Long's rise and fall in Louisiana. It also explores the nature of politics and how people allow power to corrupt them in pursuit of utopia.
This month's book is all the Kingsmen, maybe the greatest political novel ever written.
— Episode: Ep. 1579 - The New Imperialists Are Glob...
The book, described as maybe the greatest political novel ever written, is about Huey Long's rise and fall in Louisiana. It also explores the nature of politics and how people allow power to corrupt them in pursuit of utopia.
This month's book is all the Kingsmen, maybe the greatest political novel ever written.
The book is really about Huey Long and his rise and fall in Louisiana. But it's much deeper than that. It's about the nature of politics and can it change lives and and how people allow power to corrupt them in pursuit of utopia.
The Triumph of Capitalism, 1865-1900
The speaker mentioned this book while discussing the third lesson of 9/11 regarding the long-term investment required to establish democracy in foreign countries. Ferguson was reportedly in favor of the Iraq war but doubted whether the American public had the stamina to follow through with the necessary commitment.
As Neil Ferguson pointed out in his book American Colossus about the idea of American empire, he said that he was in favor of the war in Iraq, but he said he didn't think the American...
— Episode: Ep. 1572 - How America Forgot 9/11
The speaker mentioned this book while discussing the third lesson of 9/11 regarding the long-term investment required to establish democracy in foreign countries. Ferguson was reportedly in favor of the Iraq war but doubted whether the American public had the stamina to follow through with the necessary commitment.
As Neil Ferguson pointed out in his book American Colossus about the idea of American empire, he said that he was in favor of the war in Iraq, but he said he didn't think the American people would have the stomach to actually do the thing.
From Family and Community to Congress and the Campus, How Recommitting to Our Institutions Can Revive the American Dream
The book discussed the shift in politics where individuals use institutions as platforms for personal exposure rather than being shaped by the institutions themselves. It emphasized that this shift contributes to the breakdown in politics and public dissatisfaction with politicians.
Yvonne Levin, really good thinker over the American Enterprise Institute, he had a book recently called The Time to Build.
— Episode: Ep. 1570 - The Age Of AOC
The book discussed the shift in politics where individuals use institutions as platforms for personal exposure rather than being shaped by the institutions themselves. It emphasized that this shift contributes to the breakdown in politics and public dissatisfaction with politicians.
Yvonne Levin, really good thinker over the American Enterprise Institute, he had a book recently called The Time to Build.
And he talked about how politics had basically shifted from a place where institutions shape the people who are instituted. If you went into Congress, Congress shaped you. You had to work within the boundaries of Congress to get things done.
Here's what Yvonne Levin writes in his book, A Time to Build, because I think it's super relevant.
A Novel
This 1897 poem was cited by Ferguson as one of his best, speaking to the danger of forgetting God and relying solely on material power, which was relevant to the perceived moral decline of the British Empire.
God of our fathers known of old, Lord of our far-flung battle line, beneath whose awful hand we hold dominion over palm and pine, Lord God of hosts be with us yet, lest we forget, lest we forget.
— Episode: Ep. 1568 - Are We On The Precipice Of Gl...
This 1897 poem was cited by Ferguson as one of his best, speaking to the danger of forgetting God and relying solely on material power, which was relevant to the perceived moral decline of the British Empire.
God of our fathers known of old, Lord of our far-flung battle line, beneath whose awful hand we hold dominion over palm and pine, Lord God of hosts be with us yet, lest we forget, lest we forget.
For heathen heart that puts her trust in reeking tube and iron shard, all valiant dust that builds on dust and guarding calls not thee to guard, for frantic boast and foolish word, thy mercy on thy people, Lord.
Larkin's 1969 poem was quoted to illustrate how Britain looked inward and lost its empire for lack of money and a focus on domestic prosperity over global leadership, aligning with what the speaker saw as the current direction of the US.
Quote, next year, we're all to bring the soldiers home for lack of money. And it is all right. Places they guarded or kept orderly must guard themselves and keep themselves orderly. We want the money...
— Episode: Ep. 1568 - Are We On The Precipice Of Gl...
Larkin's 1969 poem was quoted to illustrate how Britain looked inward and lost its empire for lack of money and a focus on domestic prosperity over global leadership, aligning with what the speaker saw as the current direction of the US.
Quote, next year, we're all to bring the soldiers home for lack of money. And it is all right. Places they guarded or kept orderly must guard themselves and keep themselves orderly. We want the money for ourselves at home instead of working.
The speaker mentioned that the official plush toy for this book was available for purchase. He suggested it as an alternative to buying stuffed animals from companies he considered 'woke'.
Greatest of Walrus plush toys is now available at DailyWare dot com slash shop. A cuddly companion makes the perfect gift for any child or anyone who's enjoyed Johnny the Walrus by Matt Walsh.
— Episode: Ep. 1564 - Reminder: Joe Biden Is The Wo...
The speaker mentioned that the official plush toy for this book was available for purchase. He suggested it as an alternative to buying stuffed animals from companies he considered 'woke'.
Greatest of Walrus plush toys is now available at DailyWare dot com slash shop. A cuddly companion makes the perfect gift for any child or anyone who's enjoyed Johnny the Walrus by Matt Walsh.
Rather than buying another stuffed animal for your kids from woke companies that hate you, buy these instead.
This book, co-authored by Roy Tashara and John Judas, was mentioned as originating the concept of the 'New Democratic Majority Minority Coalition,' a theory the speaker noted Tashara later recanted because it did not materialize as predicted.
He wrote a book with John Judas called The New Democratic Majority, the Emerging Democrat Majority, I think was the name of the book.
— Episode: Ep. 1563 - Why Are Republicans Losing 20...
This book, co-authored by Roy Tashara and John Judas, was mentioned as originating the concept of the 'New Democratic Majority Minority Coalition,' a theory the speaker noted Tashara later recanted because it did not materialize as predicted.
He wrote a book with John Judas called The New Democratic Majority, the Emerging Democrat Majority, I think was the name of the book.
And he has since recanted that he has since said that just doesn't exist.
The book was referenced because the author, Matt Walsh, became a best-selling author due to it, and a large stuffed walrus plushie based on the book was created for him.
Well folks, after Matt Walsh became the greatest best-selling LGBTQ plus minus divided by sign, ampersand, hashtag, poop emoji, children's author for his book, Johnny the Walrus, he discovered a giant...
— Episode: Ep. 1563 - Why Are Republicans Losing 20...
The book was referenced because the author, Matt Walsh, became a best-selling author due to it, and a large stuffed walrus plushie based on the book was created for him.
Well folks, after Matt Walsh became the greatest best-selling LGBTQ plus minus divided by sign, ampersand, hashtag, poop emoji, children's author for his book, Johnny the Walrus, he discovered a giant stuffed walrus had been made for him as a gift, but that gift was never given to him.
A New History
The author of this book wrote an op-ed suggesting that the right should leave the FBI alone because the FBI has historically been a culturally conservative institution.
Garrett Graff has a piece over the New York Times today. He's the author of a book called Watergate, A New History. Has an op-ed at the New York Times today talking about how basicall...
— Episode: Ep. 1559 - What Won’t The Left Do To Sto...
The author of this book wrote an op-ed suggesting that the right should leave the FBI alone because the FBI has historically been a culturally conservative institution.
Garrett Graff has a piece over the New York Times today. He's the author of a book called Watergate, A New History. Has an op-ed at the New York Times today talking about how basically the right should leave the FBI alone because the FBI is generally conservative.
A Steamy Christmas Novella (Vice Club Nights Book 3)
The movie, which was based on Dick Cheney, was characterized by the speaker as portraying him as the most evil Darth Vader-esque figure in human history.
They made an entire movie about how evil her dad was called Vice by Adam McKay, who's won an Oscar in which Christian Bale plays the most evil Darth Vader-esque figure in human history, Dick Cheney.
— Episode: Ep. 1557 - Goodbye, Liz Cheney
The movie, which was based on Dick Cheney, was characterized by the speaker as portraying him as the most evil Darth Vader-esque figure in human history.
They made an entire movie about how evil her dad was called Vice by Adam McKay, who's won an Oscar in which Christian Bale plays the most evil Darth Vader-esque figure in human history, Dick Cheney.
A Political Love Story
The speaker mentioned the book in connection with a political strategist who helped craft Pete Buttigieg's political campaign.
said Liz Smith, author of a recent book, Any Given Tuesday and political strategist who helped craft Pete Buttigieg's political campaign.
— Episode: Ep. 1557 - Goodbye, Liz Cheney
The speaker mentioned the book in connection with a political strategist who helped craft Pete Buttigieg's political campaign.
said Liz Smith, author of a recent book, Any Given Tuesday and political strategist who helped craft Pete Buttigieg's political campaign.
Bb Edition
The speaker mentioned that this is Benjamin Netanyahu's brand new memoir that is coming out and will be a must-buy when released.
I described this transformation, but I grew up with a free market view.
— Episode: Benjamin Netanyahu | The Ben Shapiro Sho...
The speaker mentioned that this is Benjamin Netanyahu's brand new memoir that is coming out and will be a must-buy when released.
I described this transformation, but I grew up with a free market view.
I described this in my book.
You should check out his brand new memoir. BB is not out yet, but when it is, it's going to be a must buy.
This book argued that femininity was completely disconnected from biology, asserting that womanhood is defined by self-definition rather than biological factors like motherhood.
The female is a woman insofar as she feels herself as such, right? It's a feeling. It's not about the biology, it's about the feeling.
— Episode: Ep. 1555 - The Social Policy Madness Bre...
This book argued that femininity was completely disconnected from biology, asserting that womanhood is defined by self-definition rather than biological factors like motherhood.
The female is a woman insofar as she feels herself as such, right? It's a feeling. It's not about the biology, it's about the feeling.
De Boisville, in order to obliterate the system, has actually advocated for barring women from becoming mothers entirely. She actually wrote, no woman should be authorized to stay at home to raise her children.
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