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I stumbled across Milton Friedman's Free to Choose, Milton Rose Friedman's book which had been also made into a PBS series.

if your audience wants to know what he's done to Minnesota you'll get the book they're lying by Liz Collin or or watch the the documentary The Fall of Minneapolis and that'll if that's what you want this country to what what you want it to have happen in this country just uh vote for him because he'll burn her down and and uh and bail out the ones that burned it

Yeah, I just got off about an hour ago, essentially went on to discuss my new book Dear Hartley, and to discuss the topic of vaccine mandates, which as we all know, Disney has a mandate in place.

The memoir is Dear Hartley. The author is Jedediah Bila.

Steve Krakauer, columnist at The Hill and contributor to NewsNation joins the show to discuss his new book "Uncovered," the SOTU and all the latest political news.

his book Uncovered is out in paperback now go get yourself a copy

the book everybody Uncovered how the media got cozy with power abandoned its principles and lost the people out now in paperback steve crack hour my buddy good to have you on and we'll talk to you soon

My guest today is Jesse Kelly, host of the Jesse Kelly show and author of the best-selling book, The Anti-Communist Manifesto.

Yes, it was an incredible book if I say so myself.

I thought it was a very well done book and some humble Jesse Kelly-ness came through in every page.

In fact, his book, The Marksification of Education, probably one you should pick up.

My last book was called Republicans by Sneakers, too, which is a quote from Michael Jordan.

These are the real reported stories of Detransitioners, which are people and it's in this book, young people who tried to do what we would say is unthinkable, to change their gender.

And the exact line that they give them is, 'Would you rather have a dead daughter or a living son?' And actually, I've said that so many times now, but every time I say it, it gives me chills because it's a threat to the parents saying, if you do not comply with our ideology, your kid will kill themselves and it'll be your fault.

They removed their breasts forever, and what's so sad about this and crazy about this is they're so naive in some of these cases that some of these girls think their breasts will grow back. Like they're so lacking in informed consent that they don't have any understanding of basic human biology and think, oh, maybe they'll grow back eventually.

The reason they're not telling us these stories is because they don't fit the narrative. Every major institution in our country right now is pushing the gender ideology narrative.

These stories that I'm telling in my book deserve to be heard. These are young people who've suffered excruciating pain mentally and physically. They needed help, they were not given it, and instead, they were pushed down this path, and now that they're speaking out and saying, 'I deeply regret this.' No one cares.

it's not the tutors, The Crown seemed a little too slow for me. There wasn't enough scandal like the Tudor Corps and I don't know how historically accurate it is so that was my qualms with it why I didn't watch the whole thing.

First, we read the emerging Republican majority. Then we did a primer on the emerging democratic majority.

I'm actually watching the John Adams show with Carrie, the HBO is that. It's good, it's well done, I mean, that's your body, Jumadi plays Adams, right? He's a good actor. I wouldn't have gone with him to play John Adams personally.

It's a well done series on the David McCullough books.

Yeah, that and there's evidently Michael Douglas is playing Benjamin Franklin.

I'd written a book about Supreme Court Politics and Judicial Nominations.

So yeah, there it's e-books, audio books, regular paperback books. Go on my website, jamesrfitzgerald.com. Contact me through there. We're glad to set off signed copies to people.

And I cover this a lot in my third and fourth book once I picked up on that.

She's also got a book out in June, Hostages No More, The Fight for Education, Freedom, and the Future of the American Child.

The book out in June, Hostages No More, The Fight for Education, Freedom, and the Future of the American Child. Betsy DeVos is the author.

I was speaking to Dr. Joseph Lattapo, his book is Transcend Fear, a blueprint for mindful leadership in public health.

Go buy the book, go read it, Transcend Fear, a blueprint for mindful leadership in public health.

As promised, our friend Allie Beth Stuckey is with us now. She is host of the podcast Relatable, author of You're Not Enough, and a writer at World Magazine.

We're going to take things to the next level and we're going to have him write a report and do a presentation on a conservative.

We settled on a great American Patriot in his name is Ben Carson.

And we go in there and in the kids nonfiction section, there were two types of books, all this LGBTQ element OP insanity and all books that basically say that all white people are racist.

The only bio in the middle of those two things was a book, a kids bio about Barack Obama, which was appropriate and I'll just leave it at that wink.

His teacher said he did amazing. His speaking volume is great. He's very comfortable up front and speaking to the class, and he did phenomenal on his report on Ben Carson.

And I'm reminded of, you know, one of those books I read when I was young. I read Ray Bradbury. And he has these great short stories. And one was called A Sound of Thunder.

And it's a time travel story where the idea is that this company has figured out how to do time travel. And if you're a hunter, you can go back in time and hunt a T-Rex.

And they come back into the, you know, the present time where they're going to brag about having shot the T-Rex. And everything's different. They live in a fascist society. The people, English is different. It's spelled differently. People speak differently. Everything has changed.

And as they're undressing, one guy, the guy who stepped off the path, looks at the bottom of his shoe, his boot or whatever, and there's a dead butterfly. And, you know, so the idea is, the idea is he stepped on that butterfly and that's what changed the future.