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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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It was mentioned as a book by Stephen King that the podcast host had read in the past; he described it as "okay" but entertaining.
So last night, this happened with Stephen King. You remember Washed Up Has-Been? Stephen King wrote a few books. They were weirdo books. A lot of them had kid orgies in them and stuff. The guy's like...
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It was mentioned as a book by Stephen King that the podcast host had read in the past; he described it as "okay" but entertaining.
So last night, this happened with Stephen King. You remember Washed Up Has-Been? Stephen King wrote a few books. They were weirdo books. A lot of them had kid orgies in them and stuff. The guy's like a total sicko, right?
So I read this guy's books. I think I read Thinner and what was the other one? And Carried. I read the books. They were okay. I mean, they weren't the greatest books I ever read, but they were entertaining.
Dan Bongino mentioned being forced to read this book in high school, and later commented that he doesn't like Stephen King's books, claiming they "kind of suck".
I've been in this ongoing fight with former husband Stephen King He wrote a clown book or something one time So I told him to get a freaking job because I can't stand Stephen King his books kind of suck
But Stephen King and I've been going at it and I've been telling him every day how Biden is the most destructive
one of the things I had to read was Thinner
Joe Biden And The Democrats' Defense Of The Indefensible
Dan Bongino promoted Donald Trump Jr.'s new book, urging listeners to pick it up and describing it as exposing liberal double standards and the advantages the left enjoys.
We'll be right back on the other side of this break with Don Trump Jr., author of the new book, Liberal Privilege.
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Dan Bongino promoted Donald Trump Jr.'s new book, urging listeners to pick it up and describing it as exposing liberal double standards and the advantages the left enjoys.
We'll be right back on the other side of this break with Don Trump Jr., author of the new book, Liberal Privilege.
Don Trump Jr., author of the new book, Liberal Privilege. Go check it out.
Pick up his book, Liberal Privilege.
During a preview of DonJr.'s interview, his new book titled Liberal Privilege was mentioned.
He was on fire about his new book liberal privilege.
Self-Help for People Who Hate Self-Help
He mentioned GregGutfeld's new bookThe Plus, noting that it had generated a lot of attention and "blew up" over the weekend.
He talks about cancel culture, social media and his new book The Plus--it blew up this weekend.
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He mentioned GregGutfeld's new bookThe Plus, noting that it had generated a lot of attention and "blew up" over the weekend.
He talks about cancel culture, social media and his new book The Plus--it blew up this weekend.
It was described as self-help for people who hate self-help, focusing on a simple "plus or minus" approach to decision-making. The author discussed how this system helped him manage issues with cancel culture and social media.
I hate self-help books too.
There's only two I ever read that I thought were really worth their time is the road less travel...and then the follow-up, right the people of the lie was a great book.
So it boiled down to like every day you got to make a choice. Is it a plus or minus and it's basically providing top spin on your decision-making?
I actually read most of the book. I got through about 60% of it.
This is Greg's dedication in the book: "Obviously The Plus self-help for people who hate self-help. To Elena."
The Strategic Logic of Nonviolent Conflict (Columbia Studies in Terrorism and Irregular Warfare)
This book contains research from 11 years prior, analyzing hundreds of civil protests from 1900 to 2006, and found that protests which succeeded had a 3.5% participation level of the population, approximately 8% of the adult population. The speaker mentioned it as evidence for his claims about the potential for civil unrest.
Some 11 years ago in two ladies, scholars, Chenoues and Stefan, published in Columbia, research they made of hundreds of civil protests in the last over 100 years from 1900 to 2006.
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This book contains research from 11 years prior, analyzing hundreds of civil protests from 1900 to 2006, and found that protests which succeeded had a 3.5% participation level of the population, approximately 8% of the adult population. The speaker mentioned it as evidence for his claims about the potential for civil unrest.
Some 11 years ago in two ladies, scholars, Chenoues and Stefan, published in Columbia, research they made of hundreds of civil protests in the last over 100 years from 1900 to 2006.
And they found a common denominator. All these protests which succeeded were there which a level of 3.5% of the population, which ends up to be about 8% of the adult population, tenaciously and persistently keeping the protests, boycotts, civil disobedience and so on, at the end the government either fall or capitulate.
And this is exactly, we already crossed this number within less than three months. So we are heading in the right direction.
The publication called Why Civil Resistance Works.
Why civil, notice how they call it resistance, right? Not rioting or nothing else.
Controlling Words, Controlling Minds
Dan Bongino said the new book was very good and highlighted it as a noteworthy release.
Because the left, you know, I had Michael Knowles on my radio show the other day, and he's a smart guy. He has a new book out called Speechless. It's very good.
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Dan Bongino said the new book was very good and highlighted it as a noteworthy release.
Because the left, you know, I had Michael Knowles on my radio show the other day, and he's a smart guy. He has a new book out called Speechless. It's very good.
Dan Bongino highlighted Michael Knowles' new book, calling it very good and implying it was worth reading.
Because the way the left, you know, I had Michael Knowles on my radio show the other day, and he's a smart guy. He has a new book out called Speechless. It's very good.
Mark Levin's book on American Marxism was a bestseller, selling 400,000 copies in its first week, exceeding the sales of Dan Bongino's book, Exonerated. It was described as his best book yet.
His book has exploded, exploded across America. His book, American Marxism, I had him on my radio show Monday, he sold an astonishing 400,000 copies in his first week.
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Mark Levin's book on American Marxism was a bestseller, selling 400,000 copies in its first week, exceeding the sales of Dan Bongino's book, Exonerated. It was described as his best book yet.
His book has exploded, exploded across America. His book, American Marxism, I had him on my radio show Monday, he sold an astonishing 400,000 copies in his first week.
I've written a lot of books. I want you to put this in perspective. What was the best one we had? The highest peak. We were the number two book on Amazon with my book Exonerated, which ironically I did on Mark's show, Life, Liberty, and Levin. That book was number two on Amazon, was the second best-selling book in America that week. We sold 30,000 copies, which for me was a huge success. Levin sold 400,000 in less than a week, 10 times that.
I'm telling you it's his best book yet, American Marxism.
Mark Levin's book, "American Marxism," was a bestseller, selling 400,000 copies in its first week; it was described as his best book yet.
Mark Levin's new book explodes onto the charts.
His book has exploded, exploded across America. His book, American Marxism, I had him on my radio show Monday, he sold an astonishing 400,000 copies in his first week.
I've written a lot of books. I want you to put this in perspective. What was the best one we had, the highest peak? We were the number two book on Amazon with my book Exonerated, which ironically I did on Mark's show, Life, Liberty, and Levin. That book was number two on Amazon, was the second best-selling book in America that week. We sold 30,000 copies, which for me was a huge success. Levin sold 400,000 in less than a week, 10 times that.
He's not in the running for the number one book of the week. He may be in the running right now for the number one book of the year, because Americans want to learn about what's going on. I'm telling you, it's his best book yet, American Marxism.
If you haven't picked it up, do it like yesterday. It's that good.
This book, along with others, was mentioned in a discussion about whether schools banning certain books from their libraries constitutes censorship; the speaker argued that it does not.
If a parent wants to read a book called This Book Is Gay or Out of Darkness, these are books that they're available. Then buy them for your kids. That's your choice. It doesn't mean t...
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This book, along with others, was mentioned in a discussion about whether schools banning certain books from their libraries constitutes censorship; the speaker argued that it does not.
If a parent wants to read a book called This Book Is Gay or Out of Darkness, these are books that they're available. Then buy them for your kids. That's your choice. It doesn't mean they're banned,
Oh, so you want to put This Book Is Gay and Out of Darkness and We Are the Ants in your library, whatever they are, books with the topics many school districts believe are just not appropriate for kids.
Dan Bongino reported that a Minnesota state senator planned to read the book aloud, describing its graphic sexual content and deeming it unsuitable for twelveyearolds, and later highlighted that many libraries stock the book despite its explicit material.
I'm going to read the book out loud that you want 12yearolds to read in school. The book is called, literally, This Book Is Gay. ... the liberals want 12yearolds to read this stuff. It's really graphic.
I look at some of the books that we're seeing commonly implemented in our libraries. ... this book ... recommends to young children how to flirt in gay bars. It recommends to children how to enter into nonconsensual sexual relationships. ... oral sex is popping another dude's peen in your mouth ... letting any guy come in your mouth is safe sex.
How Misguided Feminism Is Harming Our Young Men
This book was mentioned in a discussion about books that are deemed inappropriate by some school districts, but which are not necessarily banned. The speaker used this example to highlight the perceived hypocrisy of the left's stance on book bans.
What about The War Against Boys?
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This book was mentioned in a discussion about books that are deemed inappropriate by some school districts, but which are not necessarily banned. The speaker used this example to highlight the perceived hypocrisy of the left's stance on book bans.
What about The War Against Boys?
We're going to put road to serfdom, capitalism and freedom. We're going to put The War Against Boys.
The book was mentioned in relation to a video clip about the perceived demasculinization of boys in schools and the negative consequences for their academic performance. It was presented as evidence supporting the host's point about the destruction of masculinity in American society.
Christina Hoff, who actually wrote a book called War on Boys.
Steve Deace discussed his book, "The Nefarious Plot," which was adapted into a movie of the same name. The film explores the origin of a demonic manuscript found on death row and its impact on an atheist psychiatrist.
the only way that we thought we could do it to tell the story we wanted to is that we financed it ourselves.
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Steve Deace discussed his book, "The Nefarious Plot," which was adapted into a movie of the same name. The film explores the origin of a demonic manuscript found on death row and its impact on an atheist psychiatrist.
the only way that we thought we could do it to tell the story we wanted to is that we financed it ourselves.
I wrote a book back in 2016 called the nefarious plot.
the guys who did the God's not dead and unplanned heard about the book. And they were like, we had to turn that into a movie.
It was described as an excellent, spine-tingling movie about a psychiatrist meeting a serial killer before his execution; the killer claims to be a demon. The film explores the battle between good and evil.
It's called Nefarious. It's excellent. It's by the same guys who did God's Not Dead and Unplanned. And it's based on a book by my friend Steve Day.
The movie is just outstanding.
It has some of those really scary moments, but it's well acted. It's extremely entertaining. And don't let the marketing scare you. You're going to want to see this film.
The book details why the author believes the Democrat Party is fundamentally against American ideals, citing historical events and current political actions. It was discussed extensively in a radio interview, with the host highlighting the book's compelling arguments regarding the party's history and ideology.
I have to say even though Liberty and Tyranny is the manifesto for everyone and everyone should read this is my favorite title because they do hate America And I want to dig right in because this book...
— Episode: The Dan Bongino Sunday Special 10/01/23...
The book details why the author believes the Democrat Party is fundamentally against American ideals, citing historical events and current political actions. It was discussed extensively in a radio interview, with the host highlighting the book's compelling arguments regarding the party's history and ideology.
I have to say even though Liberty and Tyranny is the manifesto for everyone and everyone should read this is my favorite title because they do hate America And I want to dig right in because this book I had a it was hard to pick a part I liked the most but chapter 3 of the book you go into the communists and their anti-white racism and anti-semitism
The premise of the book, and I think it's very, very important, is The Democrat Party Hates America since its founding. That is the founding of the Democrat Party. It's never supported Americanism. It has hated the Declaration since Woodrow Wilson and before. It hates the Constitution because there are barriers set up to limit who? Them. To limit them.
So they now move to white racism because they always have to embrace racism. And so they figure this is a way in order to keep power, to bring out their base or elements of their base and so forth and so on.
It's a way for the Marxists and the Democrat Party follows this line in Americanized form to trash and rewrite our history. Totalitarian regimes need to rewrite their history. And that's what happens in this country.
It is a monster bestseller already. I think this could be up there with Liberty and Tyranny. Maybe one of your best, maybe your bestseller.
It was described as having a factually accurate title and was praised for its coverage of the euphemisms and division tactics used by Democrats and communists. The chapters on the Democrats' language game were specifically highlighted.
Mark Levin has a new book out today. It's called The Democrat Party Hates America, which is probably the most true and authentic title we've ever heard, fellas, which is actually factually accurate.
check this book out, chapter three and chapter four, highly recommended about the euphemisms language game the Democrats play and communists, their use of division tactics like race and other things.
Pick this up. It's out today. Amazing book.
Mindfulness Practices for Cultivating Resilience and Self-Compassion in the Face of Cognitive Decline
Dan Bongino mentioned writing a book about his past failures, expressing pride in overcoming them and learning from his mistakes. He stated that he learned from each failure and used it to improve.
I've screwed up a lot my life wrote a whole book about all my failures because I'm proud of them because not because I failed I'm proud because after those failures got up busted off the elbows the kn...
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Dan Bongino mentioned writing a book about his past failures, expressing pride in overcoming them and learning from his mistakes. He stated that he learned from each failure and used it to improve.
I've screwed up a lot my life wrote a whole book about all my failures because I'm proud of them because not because I failed I'm proud because after those failures got up busted off the elbows the knees the ankles my ass from falling on my back and I got up and did something different I was like okay I failed what did I do let me do something different
Dan Bongino mentioned he was writing a book about his failures, in contrast to the many books focused solely on successes.
I've got a whole book coming out about my failures. I got tired of people writing about their successes, so I'm writing a book about my failures.
Living Through Chaos by Leaning on Christ
It was described as an amazing book that dives into the history of the conservative movement and tackles the issues of sexual identity politics and critical race theory. It was said to strike an optimistic tone and offer reasons to feel hopeful about the future.
It is by Kaylee McEnany. Kaylee, welcome back to the show.
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It was described as an amazing book that dives into the history of the conservative movement and tackles the issues of sexual identity politics and critical race theory. It was said to strike an optimistic tone and offer reasons to feel hopeful about the future.
It is by Kaylee McEnany. Kaylee, welcome back to the show.
the book is incredible. It's a great book.
It's called Serenity in the Storm for a reason you talk about, whether it's a church in Afghanistan or some legal rulings we've had go in our favor, how it's not all bad.
The book is amazing folks. Please pick it up today.
It strikes an incredibly optimistic tone.
Dan Bongino expressed his appreciation for Kaylee McEnany's book, describing it as being about her relationship with Jesus Christ and how it relates to current events, and stated that he loved the book and that is why he published it.
I'm proud to have published Kaylee McEnany's latest book. It's out now. I came out this week. It's called Serenity in the Storm It's about her relationship with Jesus Christ
She talks about it in relationship to current events how to get through this insanity rat. I love the book It's why I published it.
I really appreciate her work if you wouldn't mind picking it up I would deeply appreciate again Kaylee McEnany
It was mentioned in the context of how people who lose money often share similar characteristics to those who fail in life in general; the speaker related this to the insecurity of Joe Biden.
Reminds me of that book I read which I love how to lose a million dollars guy says there's a thousand ways to make a million dollars, right?
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It was mentioned in the context of how people who lose money often share similar characteristics to those who fail in life in general; the speaker related this to the insecurity of Joe Biden.
Reminds me of that book I read which I love how to lose a million dollars guy says there's a thousand ways to make a million dollars, right?
Referenced as a book about the thousand paths to success in business, contrasting with the single path to failure of not recognizing sunk costs.
i read another book was it how i lost a million dollars it's a great book and the running thesis behind the whole book is there's a thousand paths to success in business some people will tell you invest in gold some people say don't invest in gold some people say invest in stocks some people say don't invest in stocks invest in bonds some people say bitcoin some people say don't invest in bitcoin there's a thousand ways people have gotten rich right some that contradict each other meaning there must be multiple pathways to success but i could tell you ladies and gentlemen there is one path to failure that is never knowing as kennie roger said you got to do in the fold of my voice is terrible joker probably sing it better he's an actual musician i'm not but they never know when a cost is sunk business athletes coaches general managers they never they cannot a sunk cost meaning your investment in a stock in a player it's it's done it's over the player is a failure the stock keeps losing money people can't get out they keep saying tomorrow we're going to turn it around tomorrow he's going to get out of the slump tomorrow his attitude is going to change the stock's going to fix itself tomorrow and you know what ladies and gentlemen it never does i shouldn't say never it rarely does there's a million past the success but there's one path to failure take advice from kenny rogers no one to walk away no one to run
Abraham Lincoln, Frederick Douglass, and Their Battle to Save America's Soul
Kilmeade discussed his book about Lincoln and Douglass, highlighting the continued relevance of their story in the context of modern racial discussions. He emphasized Douglass's resilience and achievements despite facing immense adversity.
Well, number one, it's a relief to do a book like you and I are friends. You would have me on if I had something on the history of sewing, we would have, and I would tell you why I cared about it.
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Kilmeade discussed his book about Lincoln and Douglass, highlighting the continued relevance of their story in the context of modern racial discussions. He emphasized Douglass's resilience and achievements despite facing immense adversity.
Well, number one, it's a relief to do a book like you and I are friends. You would have me on if I had something on the history of sewing, we would have, and I would tell you why I cared about it.
But I was relieved to know and yet said that the issue that I'm talking about in the 1840s, 1850s, 1860s, it still exists today, not to the degree it is, but we're still talking about racial unrest. We're talking about equity. We're talking about reparations. We're talking about how to handle it, how to equal the playing field without making it unlevel for either side and how much anger we should have.
I will never achieve. I will never offer also soft pedal. The, uh, the original sin of America. No one will. And I don't want to, I bring quotes, not opinion.
What do you learn? I will never take a backwards step physically or, uh, or, um, or, or intellectually the rest of my life.
Sadly, Lincoln never wrote about it, but others said he talked about it. Douglas was a overpowering figure in the time wanted an immediate emancipation proclamation, wanted to let blacks fight for their freedom. He didn't do it.
Brian Kilmeade discussed his book, which details the relationship between President Lincoln and Frederick Douglass, highlighting the continued relevance of their story in addressing racial unrest and inequality in America. He passionately shared anecdotes from Douglass's life, emphasizing his resilience and fight for equality.
it's such a relief to know and yet said that the issue that I'm talking about in the 1840s, 1850s, 1860s, it still exists today. Not to the degree it is, but we're still talking about racial unrest. We're talking about equity. We're talking about reparations. We're talking about how to handle it, how to equal the playing field without making it unlevel for either side and how much anger we should have.
I will never take a backwards step physically or intellectually the rest of my life.
That's our history. That's our history right there. Warts and all being written in a book by yes, Brian Kilmeade from Fox News covering this. That's our history.
Sadly, Lincoln never wrote about it, but others said he talked about it. Douglas was a overpowering figure in the time, wanted an immediate emancipation proclamation, wanted to let blacks fight for their freedom. He didn't do it.
Mr. President, a sacred effort.
A Journalist Investigates Evidence for Life After Death
Strobel presented evidence for the afterlife, focusing on near-death experiences and their corroboration with biblical accounts. He highlighted instances where individuals described details inaccessible to them in their physical state.
I think one of the strongest bits of evidence for the afterlife and the affirmation of heaven is a near death experiences. I was a skeptic about that until I found there are 900 scholarly articles pub...
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Strobel presented evidence for the afterlife, focusing on near-death experiences and their corroboration with biblical accounts. He highlighted instances where individuals described details inaccessible to them in their physical state.
I think one of the strongest bits of evidence for the afterlife and the affirmation of heaven is a near death experiences. I was a skeptic about that until I found there are 900 scholarly articles published in scientific and medical journals over the last 40 years on near death experiences, a very well scientifically studied phenomenon.
Lee Strobel's book presents evidence for the afterlife, focusing on near-death experiences and their corroborating details. The book explores how these experiences support the biblical concept of the soul separating from the body upon death.
I think one of the strongest bits of evidence for the afterlife and the affirmation of heaven is near-death experiences.
How the NeverTrump Right Tried―And Failed―To Take Down the President
It was described as a good book about fake conservative never-Trumpers. The podcast host mentioned using her work often and recommended it to listeners.
She has a good book out too called Disloyal Opposition About all the fake conservative never Trump is out there
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It was described as a good book about fake conservative never-Trumpers. The podcast host mentioned using her work often and recommended it to listeners.
She has a good book out too called Disloyal Opposition About all the fake conservative never Trump is out there
Dan Bongino mentioned Julie Kelly's book favorably while discussing the billionaire backers of the insurrection.
Julie has a piece up the billionaire backers of the insurrection by julie kelly
The Impact of the Highly Improbable
Dan Bongino said Taleb's book woke him up to the concept of blackswan events and how rare, highimpact occurrences are often underestimated.
You know, for all the the the conversation Nassim Taleb sparks online, his book, The Black Swan woke me up to that fact.
— Episode: The Dan Bongino Sunday Special 03/06/22
Dan Bongino said Taleb's book woke him up to the concept of blackswan events and how rare, highimpact occurrences are often underestimated.
You know, for all the the the conversation Nassim Taleb sparks online, his book, The Black Swan woke me up to that fact.
He recalled that the advice about not chasing trains and seizing opportunities came from the book, emphasizing its relevance to his listeners.
I got that from the book The Black Swan. I've told you about it before. The train leaves at 8:15 and you're there at 8:16 you effed up. You're going to collect those opportunities, go and do them, but don't chase the trains.
How America Got Hooked on Therapy and Why It's Left Us More Anxious and Divided
The book was highlighted as the new release of psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert, who discussed how his patients struggle to separate politics from personal life.
He has a book out called Therapy Nation, how he gets these people in his psychotherapy practice who just cannot divorce their political life from their personal life.
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The book was highlighted as the new release of psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert, who discussed how his patients struggle to separate politics from personal life.
He has a book out called Therapy Nation, how he gets these people in his psychotherapy practice who just cannot divorce their political life from their personal life.
The book was highlighted as a new release by the guest, focusing on how therapy has become a crutch for many Americans and its impact on society. The host urged listeners to pick it up wherever books are sold.
my last sponsor and then we'll get to our interview with John Alpert his book is called Therapy Nation
Jonathan Alpert author of the book out today is called Therapy Nation how therapy has basically become a crutch for a lot of folks in america
pick it up wherever you get your books it's called Therapy Nation and also i highly recommend go to the wall street journal site put in the search function his name jonathan alpert read the articles they are fantastic
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