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The Dan Bongino Show delivers no-nonsense analysis of the day’s most important political and cultural stories. Hosted by the former Deputy Director of the FBI, former Secret Service agent, NYPD officer, and bestselling author Dan Bongino, the show cuts through media spin with facts, accountability,...
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Medical Intrigue, Hollywood, and the Discovery of AIDS
It was described as an incredible book detailing how President Trump was consistently betrayed by White House insiders, particularly regarding their handling of the coronavirus pandemic and their recommendations on measures such as masks and lockdowns. The book highlighted how Trump was given misleading information and ignored advice suggesting these measures were ineffective.
Scott Atlas has an incredible book out right now called The Plague on Our House.
— Episode: Ghislaine Maxwell, Omicron, And More Med...
It was described as an incredible book detailing how President Trump was consistently betrayed by White House insiders, particularly regarding their handling of the coronavirus pandemic and their recommendations on measures such as masks and lockdowns. The book highlighted how Trump was given misleading information and ignored advice suggesting these measures were ineffective.
Scott Atlas has an incredible book out right now called The Plague on Our House.
It talks about this book and how Trump was consistently betrayed by the insiders inside the White House.
How Trump was constantly being pushed by these people to do things over and over again that just didn't work.
Atlas is trying to tell the truth to him that this stuff doesn't work and they're ignoring him.
Fighting for Freedom in the Swamp
Congressman Jim Jordan discussed his new book, "Do What You Said You Would Do," touching upon vaccine mandates, their impact on the supply chain, and the importance of fighting back against such policies. He also highlighted the growing number of people showing courage in opposing these mandates.
It's called Do What You Said You Would Do.
— Episode: The Dan Bongino Sunday Special 11/14/21
Congressman Jim Jordan discussed his new book, "Do What You Said You Would Do," touching upon vaccine mandates, their impact on the supply chain, and the importance of fighting back against such policies. He also highlighted the growing number of people showing courage in opposing these mandates.
It's called Do What You Said You Would Do.
Do what you now that's an interesting title for a book, Congressman, because a lot of people up on the Hill, unlike yourself, don't do what they say they're going to do.
We're talking to Congressman Jim Jordan, author of the very soon to be released book. You can pick it up now. Be at your doorstep in no time. Do What You Said You Would Do.
We're talking to Congressman Jim Jordan, author of the upcoming book, Do What You Said You Would Do.
We're talking to Congressman Jim Jordan, author of the soon to be released book, Do What You Said You Would Do.
The Impact of the Highly Improbable] (By
The podcast host mentioned Nassim Taleb's book and its "golden rule of evidence", which states that the absence of evidence does not mean evidence of absence. This was used to explain that a lack of CDC data on natural immunity to COVID-19 does not mean natural immunity is ineffective.
The absence of evidence does not mean the evidence of absence.
— Episode: Another Massive FBI Scandal? (Ep 1647)
The podcast host mentioned Nassim Taleb's book and its "golden rule of evidence", which states that the absence of evidence does not mean evidence of absence. This was used to explain that a lack of CDC data on natural immunity to COVID-19 does not mean natural immunity is ineffective.
The absence of evidence does not mean the evidence of absence.
Ulysses S. Grant, the Fragile Union, and the Crisis of 1876
It is a book about Ulysses S. Grant and his presidency. It was described as "flying up the charts" and received positive comments about its content.
So congrats on the success of the new book. We're going to get to that To Rescue the Republic. Uh, it's flying up the charts. I've watched a lot of your appearances. Uh, looks fantast...
— Episode: Dan Bongino Show Sunday Special 10/31/21
It is a book about Ulysses S. Grant and his presidency. It was described as "flying up the charts" and received positive comments about its content.
So congrats on the success of the new book. We're going to get to that To Rescue the Republic. Uh, it's flying up the charts. I've watched a lot of your appearances. Uh, looks fantastic. I can't wait to dig in.
I've watched a couple of specials on a history channel on grant and he was certainly an interesting fee. He led one of those lives, Brett. You know, when, when you go to the pearly gates with your CV, his was about six or seven pages.
So Brett, just before I get to that, it's a question on the news business in general. Um, you know, I, I, when I was a young agent, I was actually on the press plane. Yeah. You probably don't even remember. I, I was on a press plane. I was on there with you and I gave you a pass or something like that.
We're talking to Brett bear author of the new book flying up the charts To Rescue the Republic about Ulysses S Grant.
check it out, go pick it up today, wherever you get your books.
The First Uncensored Edition
It was mentioned in relation to how those in power will use any means to maintain their power, including falsely using experts to support their views and then silencing those who oppose them. The book's themes of manipulation and oppression were compared to the actions of certain political figures.
Once Joni onion rings gets it it's gonna be rough for him reminds me of the solzhenitsyn's the first circle, right? They got all the The scientists to vouch for their form of socialism
— Episode: Why I Did What I Did (Ep 1629)
It was mentioned in relation to how those in power will use any means to maintain their power, including falsely using experts to support their views and then silencing those who oppose them. The book's themes of manipulation and oppression were compared to the actions of certain political figures.
Once Joni onion rings gets it it's gonna be rough for him reminds me of the solzhenitsyn's the first circle, right? They got all the The scientists to vouch for their form of socialism
The Left's Ongoing Attack on American Freedom (3) (Judicial Watch)
A New History
This Wall Street Journal article details the negative consequences of government intervention in free markets, particularly focusing on the Great Society programs and their impact on poverty and minority communities. The author presented compelling data showing that government involvement led to slower poverty reduction and increased dependency.
Poverty fell at a slower rate after the Great Society initiatives, the war on poverty, were implemented. And overall dependency on the government for food, shelter, and other basic ne...
— Episode: Another Democrat Scandal Explodes (Ep 16...
This Wall Street Journal article details the negative consequences of government intervention in free markets, particularly focusing on the Great Society programs and their impact on poverty and minority communities. The author presented compelling data showing that government involvement led to slower poverty reduction and increased dependency.
Poverty fell at a slower rate after the Great Society initiatives, the war on poverty, were implemented. And overall dependency on the government for food, shelter, and other basic necessities increased.
Between 1940 and 1960, the percentage of black families living in poverty declined by 40 points as blacks increased their years of education and migrated from poorer rural areas to more prosperous urban environments in the South and North.
No welfare program has ever come close to replicating that rate of black advancement, which predates affirmative action programs that often receive credit for creating the black middle class.
Moreover, what we experienced in the wake of the Great Society interventions, it's a war on poverty, was slower progress or outright retrogression. Black labor force participation rates fell, black unemployment rates rose and the black nuclear family disintegrated.
Without Firing a Shot
This article, mentioned by Dan Bongino, discusses the concept of a cold civil war between the right and the left and suggests strategies for winning it. It emphasizes the zero-sum nature of the conflict and the need to understand the enemy's goals.
It's called Winning the Cold Civil War. Goes through the steps. And step number one is cold civil war.
— Episode: The Bongino Brief - Sep 18, 2021
This article, mentioned by Dan Bongino, discusses the concept of a cold civil war between the right and the left and suggests strategies for winning it. It emphasizes the zero-sum nature of the conflict and the need to understand the enemy's goals.
It's called Winning the Cold Civil War. Goes through the steps. And step number one is cold civil war.
He says winning this cold civil war requires two fundamental understandings first. You must understand that you are in fact in a war war time requires very different rhetoric strategy and people than peacetime Trump is a wartime leader.
What our enemy wants is the destruction of the American way of life.
The essential thing is I've tried to stress is for Republicans understand that we're in a war and act accordingly wars not a time for too much civility compromise or for imputing good motives to the enemy like Adam Kinzinger and Mittens Romney do I do that.
Our generals must fight as if the choice were between Liberty and death.
The political, social, and economic concepts behind this complex theory (Everything®)
Dan Bongino briefly mentioned this book by Kevin Williamson, referring to its insightful commentary on socialism, despite not fully agreeing with the author's views. He highlights the book's argument that modern socialism operates through excessive regulation and taxation rather than outright seizure of the means of production.
It's what Kevin Williamson in his book. What is it the idiots guide to socialism or whatever it was I forget but it's a good book. It's not a huge fan of my but I don't care good ideas are good ideas.
— Episode: The Bongino Brief - Sep 18, 2021
Dan Bongino briefly mentioned this book by Kevin Williamson, referring to its insightful commentary on socialism, despite not fully agreeing with the author's views. He highlights the book's argument that modern socialism operates through excessive regulation and taxation rather than outright seizure of the means of production.
It's what Kevin Williamson in his book. What is it the idiots guide to socialism or whatever it was I forget but it's a good book. It's not a huge fan of my but I don't care good ideas are good ideas.
The First Uncensored Edition
It was described as a must-read to understand the horrors of socialism, focusing on details of the prisons and the conditions of the prisoners.
He says, we know they are lying. They know they are lying. They know we know they are lying. We know they know we know they are lying, but they're still lying.
— Episode: Biden Must Be Impeached (Ep 1596)
It was described as a must-read to understand the horrors of socialism, focusing on details of the prisons and the conditions of the prisoners.
He says, we know they are lying. They know they are lying. They know we know they are lying. We know they know we know they are lying, but they're still lying.
The Most Powerful and Dangerous Bureaucrat in American History
What You Need to Know about America's Economic Future
It was described as a must-read ebook about the reasons Democrats switched to the fear campaign again, focusing on keeping teachers' unions happy and ensuring continued funding. The book was offered for free.
Go to ADFlegal.org/Dan and get your copy of ADF's ebook titled Generational Wins Absolutely Free.
— Episode: The Biden Administration is Lying to You...
It was described as a must-read ebook about the reasons Democrats switched to the fear campaign again, focusing on keeping teachers' unions happy and ensuring continued funding. The book was offered for free.
Go to ADFlegal.org/Dan and get your copy of ADF's ebook titled Generational Wins Absolutely Free.
How Overpopulation is Killing the Wild World
Rush Limbaugh's book was mentioned as containing information that challenged the speaker's previous beliefs about overpopulation, leading to a shift in perspective.
I pick up. I believe it was Rush Limbaugh's book at the time and There's a piece in one of Rush Limbaugh's books I'm pretty sure was his where he talks about overpopulation how basically you could fit...
— Episode: A Dangerous New Attack On Your Liberties...
Rush Limbaugh's book was mentioned as containing information that challenged the speaker's previous beliefs about overpopulation, leading to a shift in perspective.
I pick up. I believe it was Rush Limbaugh's book at the time and There's a piece in one of Rush Limbaugh's books I'm pretty sure was his where he talks about overpopulation how basically you could fit every single person in the world in the state of Texas With the equivalent floor space of it like an apartment in Paris and the whole rest of the world would be depopulated
A Vigilant Journalist's Plea for a Renewed Red Scare
Dan Bongino referenced an article by Scott McKay in the American Spectator about the hard left having a bad week, noting the article mentioned his show and discussed how government's job is to ensure freedoms, not grant them.
He mentions my name in it, which I appreciate, but that's really not the reason I'm putting it in there. It's a very good piece. A very good piece.
— Episode: A Shocking Letter Surfaces About The 202...
Dan Bongino referenced an article by Scott McKay in the American Spectator about the hard left having a bad week, noting the article mentioned his show and discussed how government's job is to ensure freedoms, not grant them.
He mentions my name in it, which I appreciate, but that's really not the reason I'm putting it in there. It's a very good piece. A very good piece.
The piece is called A Hard Week for the Hard Left. As Cuba erupts, they've gotten awfully quiet, those hard leftists, haven't they? By Scott McKay.
The Impact of the Highly Improbable] (By
The book was mentioned in relation to another book by the same author called "Skin in the Game", which discussed accountability for ideas and their consequences. The podcast host used it to illustrate the lack of consequences for intellectuals whose ideas cause harm.
You can run through an impressive list of things of disaster Brought about by people with very high IQs.
— Episode: China’s Communists vs. US Liberals, What...
The book was mentioned in relation to another book by the same author called "Skin in the Game", which discussed accountability for ideas and their consequences. The podcast host used it to illustrate the lack of consequences for intellectuals whose ideas cause harm.
You can run through an impressive list of things of disaster Brought about by people with very high IQs.
I mean people whose end products are ideas
if an intellectual who's brilliant has an has an idea to for rearranging society and that ends in disaster, He pays no price at all
he talks about was that hamarabi's code if you build a building and the building collapses like you wind up getting Getting whacked yourself. You had skin.
But it is the extreme example of what happens when intellectuals like pseudo intellectuals like aoc and college professors Who's never had a real job never had a real job spout off at the mouth about socialism and other things and they pay absolutely no penalty for the price the implementation of their ideas and the destruction it causes cause None
Faulty Medical Advice Is Making Us Worse
This Wall Street Journal opinion piece discussed the negative impacts of unconditional welfare payments, citing experiences from New York City's welfare program and contrasting them with Bill Clinton's welfare reforms that emphasized personal responsibility and work.
Free Money Can Make Life Worse. Social workers, not checkwriters, address problems like substance abuse and domestic violence.
— Episode: Dear Liberals, Get To Work! (Ep 1547)
This Wall Street Journal opinion piece discussed the negative impacts of unconditional welfare payments, citing experiences from New York City's welfare program and contrasting them with Bill Clinton's welfare reforms that emphasized personal responsibility and work.
Free Money Can Make Life Worse. Social workers, not checkwriters, address problems like substance abuse and domestic violence.
It was mentioned by the show host as the book written by the journalist who broke the story about the Clinton-Lynch tarmac meeting; the journalist, Christopher Sign, is now deceased.
my family received significant death threats shortly after breaking this story.
— Episode: Troubling New Details Surface About The...
It was mentioned by the show host as the book written by the journalist who broke the story about the Clinton-Lynch tarmac meeting; the journalist, Christopher Sign, is now deceased.
my family received significant death threats shortly after breaking this story.
Credit cards hacked. You know, my children, we have code words. We have secret code words that they know what to do. And that's why I came back to WBMA, ABC 3340 in Birmingham, because when I was enduring the death threats, it was my former Alabama football family and my teammates, my coaches who circled around me.
You've paid the price for this career wise. What kind of, you know, what kind of threats or what have you received?
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The book discusses successful people and their common traits, concluding that they primarily focused on collecting opportunities. The speaker used this concept to advise listeners on actively seeking out and participating in opportunities.
There's a book out there by Nassim Talib called The Black Swan.
— Episode: The Bongino Brief - May 29, 2021
The book discusses successful people and their common traits, concluding that they primarily focused on collecting opportunities. The speaker used this concept to advise listeners on actively seeking out and participating in opportunities.
There's a book out there by Nassim Talib called The Black Swan.
The gist of the book, it's a very complicated book, but it's good. It's not complicated to read. It addresses a lot of things.
And Talib goes over in the book, one of the things that analysis of all these people who were successful and they basically ask in the book a couple of times like, is there one thing all these successful people had in common?
They collected opportunity. They collected opportunities. They made their own luck.
If you're going to collect opportunities, don't chase trains.
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