The Megyn Kelly Show

He had written something in his book that wasn't all that flattering about women in Silicon Valley.

He essentially ran Facebook ads for a little while. Then he dropped out and wrote a book called Chaos Monkeys, which is a it's a terrific book.

It's very much like Liars Poker. If you've ever read that book about Wall Street, it's Michael Lewis book.

And there's a section in the book where is a brief section where he's talking about his personal life. And he's talking about how he fell in love with this one woman who he's describing as a strong woman.

And to contrast her with all the other women he dated, he says something along the lines of all the women in the Bay Area are soft and full of shit.

It wasn't, I don't think a misogynistic observation. It was actually he was praising somebody.

The guy from Whole Foods just wrote a terrific book. What's his name? Is it John McKay? Yeah, Mackey. Mackey, right. Conscious Capitalism was his first when he wrote something called Conscious Leadership, I think is his second one.

The guy from Whole Foods just wrote a terrific book. John, what's his name? Is it John McKay? John-

Yeah, Mackey. Mackey, right. Conscious Capitalism was his first when he wrote something called Conscious Leadership, I think is his second one. But he makes this point, the evidence demands a verdict and there is no shortage of evidence to make a case for capitalism or a case against socialism.

I'm going back to sort of the like the Thomas Chatterton Williams unlearning race, like unlearn it, unlearn it.

His most recent book is called Self-Portrait in Black and White, Unlearning Race.

The book that you're referring to, your second book, is called Unlearning Race.

Self-portrait of Black and White, Unlearning Race, yeah.

In that, you do make the point that we need to de-emphasize race to progress as a culture, that racism creates race, not the other way around.

My book is an argument for why we can't just be anti-racist as is the fashion now by kind of digging deeper into our racial identities, but we actually have to be anti-race and try to transcend these divisions.

She is Mostly Sunny until she looks like the slasher in Psycho with the big butcher knife slashing at you. So if you get on the wrong side like Governor Cuomo did, she knows how to defend herself.

This is a, an explosive 60 page cobbled together Amazon book by a man who says he's received her journals and memos from a friend of hers that she reportedly sent her final thoughts, which documented the relationship to some extent to multiple friends in the hopes that it would be maintained and be out there if anything should happen to her or if she should pass.

And at least one of them came to him. And then he was also offered the sex tapes that this woman said she had in her possession.

"he got me", which would suggest she thought she was dying at his hand in some way.

This is a, an explosive 60 page cobbled together Amazon book by a man who says he's received her journals and memos from a friend of hers that she reportedly sent her final thoughts, which documented the relationship to some extent to multiple friends in the hopes that it would be maintained and be out there if anything should happen to her or if she should pass.

...she put all of this evidence in a, in a bank. And she said to her friends, if anything happens to me, open that security box, it's all in there.

...it all tracks. It feels to me very much like Nicole Brown Simpson towards the end of her life, where she put all of this evidence in a, in a bank.

"he got me," which would suggest she thought she was dying at his hand in some way.

You're free to assassinate Trump as well as me for that error in judgment and the dismantling of the deal. No one here in the U.S. seems to have the balls to put natural selection to work.

I would like to celebrate the amazing work of John Kerry that very humbly and humanly handled the Iran deal which elated me and the whole of the world. I must take part of the blame for the retarded child that we elected for our next president that ended up being brainless but I am man enough to say that I misjudged and made a terrible mistake and Iran I apologize

You're free to assassinate Trump as well as me for that error in judgment and the dismantling of the deal. No one here in the U.S. seems to have the balls to put natural selection to work.

I would like to celebrate the amazing work of John Kerry that very humbly and humanly handled the Iran deal which elated me and the whole of the world. I must take part of the blame for the retarded child that we elected for our next president that ended up being brainless but I am man enough to say that I misjudged and made a terrible mistake and Iran I apologize

Alex Berenson ... is author of Tell Your Children, The Truth About Marijuana, Mental Illness, and Violence, and also Unreported Truths on Substack.

Tell Your Children came out in 2019, the beginning of 2019, and the left, you know, they jumped it, right? They hated the book. They hated the science.

That's the one that I focused on in the book, because to me, that's the one that you, you know, can't really fix, right?

So that's what I wrote about in Tell Your Children.

Berenson, author of Tell Your Children, The Truth About Marijuana, Mental Illness, and Violence, has long argued that marijuana is linked to catastrophic problems.

Rob Schneider, author of the brand new book, You Can Do It.

He has a new book out it's called You Can Do It Speak Your Mind America.

It's part memoir part warning on censorship and part siren call to action and it is currently the number one political humor book on Amazon right now.

It's called You Can Do It by Rob Schneider, Speak Your Mind America.

It's part memoir, part warning on censorship and part siren call to action and it is currently the number one political humor book on Amazon right now.

He's out with a new book, a highly anticipated mystery novel titled A Woman Underground. Available now for pre-order.

All right, it's a bestseller, and it's called Strangers. ... It's been 19 weeks on the bestseller list now, in fact, so wow, good for her.

I really found this an interesting read. I listen to the audio as I do with most books and she reads it herself. ... the more I listened, the less I liked this woman.

You've been on all of these stories right from the get-go. And it's the same publisher. Is it? Who did Amy Griffin's The Tell and then did Belle Burden's Strangers, the same publisher.

I love this story. I actually bought the book a while ago and I read it after the New Yorker thing.

the response to "Strangers" shows the double standard for moms and dads, debates over divorce and family dynamics.

I've read Strangers. I've read some divorce books in the last few years. Obviously, it's something that's of personal interest to me.

I agreed to speak with CBS Sunday morning to promote my new book, The Art of Winning. Prior to the interview, I clearly communicated with my publicist at Simon & Schuster that any promotional interviews I participated in would agree to focus solely on the contents of the book. I was surprised when unrelated topics were introduced.

I clearly communicated with my publicist at Simon & Schuster that any promotional interviews I participated in would agree to focus solely on the contents of the book. Unfortunately, that expectation was not honored during the interview. Jordan stepped in to reiterate that point and help refocus the discussion.

This is like being at the end of The Wizard of Oz.

Wicked is based on the alternate look at The Wizard of Oz from the position of the Wicked Witch of the West.

The Housemaid, which is based on the book by Freida McFadden, who is a very fun author. Like, if you just want to put an audio book on your phone and get some stuff done around the house, I love her books.

When I am weak, I demand freedom because it is according to your values. When I am strong, I demand obedience because it is according to my values

Oprah once said it was the most important book she ever read. I feel 100 percent the same.

Everyone should read this. Young women, young men, older women and men. It's it is a survival guide to just being a human on this earth where there are predators in more pockets than you'd think.

In Gift of Fear, I talk about the fact that people don't just snap.

I'm not aware of cases that occur, including in sociopathic people without pre-incident indicators.

It's about how fear is a gift, that intuition, that sort of that the hairs on the back of your neck rising up when you see somebody listen to them, listen to that.

He was trying to sound the alarm. He recently spoke with, I think it was the Times again, and said, nothing's improved.

Nothing's improved. It was just this morning, I think. I think I listened to this this morning on their podcast. Where he said, I tried to sound the alarm, but it's only gotten worse. It was six or seven years before the iPhone came out that I published. First it was an article, then it was a book. And we've only gone into our corners more, both in terms of our devices, the way we live our lives and our politics.

He got annoying and started to talk about Trump, of course, in a completely inappropriate way. But the underlying point, the first point is well taken.

There are two ties that are important in socialization. One is to people who are like you and the second is to people who are not like you.

He said, well, they don't they don't pursue number two. They have the bonding that comes with being around people who are like you, but they refuse to reach out beyond MAGA. You know, they demonize people outside of MAGA.

Rachel's latest book Know Yourself Know Your Money goes into a bunch of the reasons that we handle money the way we do and which of them are okay and which of them you know you need to really look at.

A few years ago, I published my book and Sheryl Sandberg, who's a friend of mine, threw me a book party.

It's all in that book.

And it's all, it's all in that book.

I'm not saying I wasn't a believer, I just didn't really care. I didn't think about it.

And it's been great. And, and, you know, and to be honest, it's the only thing I can find that makes any damn sense anymore.

I'm not through it all yet. I don't claim to be an expert, but, but you know, I see things, I have a team to lean on.

Mark starts spouting off passages from the Book of Mormon.