The Megyn Kelly Show

There's a book called Young Stalin by Simon Sibag Montefiore, which is very good.

He was a big reader. He was a singer. He was a poet. He was a gangster in Georgia before becoming Lenin's main henchman.

But what really mattered is when I wrote the book called The Dilbert Principle.

Somebody put Future Shock, the video, the Future Shock documentary about the book by Alvin Toffler back in the day. And one of the things that I was sort of scanning through, but one of the things that popped out was this idea, very prominent piece of his thesis is that relationships become disposable. And he didn't get into the consequence of that. And now we're living it.

She says, Trump and Stephen Miller packed the hate that fuels white terrorism and sold it like cotton candy at an amusement park. And she goes through, and I just, I want to give you the chance to respond to the one piece where she claims that you, you were pushing white nationalist website articles from the, from a website called V dare and that you push this book, The Camp of the Saints, which is all about, you know, how Brown people are beasts and so on.

This is her, her quote, best evidence that you are this white nationalist, that you are this person she, she portrays in the, in the title as hate monger with that sort of intro.

He is the author of The Boy Crisis, Why Our Boys Are Struggling and What We Can Do About It.

And so I began to look at that in greater depth and found out that the children who had minimal or no father involvement or what I call it came to call dad deprived, those children did worse in 70 plus different metrics from.

So, for example, the child may go to the mom and say, can I climb the tree in the backyard? And the mom may say, well, sweetie, you're too young for that now, maybe in a few years.

And one of the things I discuss in The Boy Crisis is that risk taking children like the ones that climb the tree have better skills that lead to an actual increase in their IQ because their synapses are firing and developing ways that that were outside of their normal comfort zone and their normal pattern.

Janice Raymond wrote a book called The transsexual empire, that talked about the danger that this particular ideology posed to women.

And as you said, he wrote the book. The book's called Organic Chemistry. It's in its fifth edition.

The book is called Conspiracy. Why the rational believe the irrational.

It's harder than ever to spot a false one to really know what's real and what's not.

Most Conspiracy theories are not complete nonsense, right? There's always a little bit of an element of truth.

He used to be the press secretary for Tip O'Neill, the longtime Democrat speaker of the House. And Chris wrote a book called Hardball.

He said, Lewis Howes and The Mask of Masculinity.

And there's a whole letter that he has here that he took a screenshot and sent to me of, I did a speech to the prisons in America about men having a safe space to open up.

His new book is called The Greatness Mindset, and it provides you with real exercises to overcome limits and hopefully unlock the potential to be your greatest self starting right now.

I asked Joel Osteen, pastor of the largest congregation in America, televangelist and author based in Houston, how he overcomes the tendency to feel insecure about what others think.

You need to have set goals and the focus and drive to achieve them. Take time to define your goals.

So this is evidence of your time doing the School of Greatness where you've interviewed so many great thinkers from Jordan Peterson. So many examples, I was going down the list. I was like, wow, David Goggins.

And little did he know, of course, he lived that exact thing he was saying one should do. And it is why he's considered great despite personal foibles that he had, we all have them.

It's the best book that I've literally read. He said, I normally scan books. I read it cover to cover. It's a large book. He said, but it also made me cry.

It's full of tips on how to increase energy, boost your immune system and most importantly and interestingly, I think, turn back your biological clock.

It's my opinion. It's bringing you exactly what they're showing in the areas that you said, increasing energy and strength, vitality.

It could literally add quality years to your life. Why wouldn't you check it out? Life Force.

And as Tony points out, all the profits go to help feed people in need.

He had on Abigail Schreier who wrote, so easy for me to say, Irreversible Damage, which takes a hard look at transgender teens and why it seems to be increasing in frequency.

This is one of their favorite books. It really calms them down.

That book is about getting your first period.

And now they literally have a biological man interviewing Judy Bloom about this book, about what it's like to get your first period.

My last book, Doom, The Politics of Catastrophe, takes this question on.

Think of Adam Smith's contribution, The Wealth of Nations, The Theory of Moral Sentiments.

Dr. Marty McCary of Johns Hopkins and author of "The Price We Pay," to talk about the origins of COVID-19 and the Wuhan lab.

And he's the guy who predicted that we would be at herd immunity in April.

One of the best parts of working on this book, The Price We Pay, which comes out in paperback in a couple of weeks here is that there's a revolution in medicine and it's exciting and it's driven by young people.

And I was privileged to describe this movement.

So we didn't fund basic clinical research, like answering the questions, when are you most contagious? How does it spread? How many people are asymptomatic? Do masks work?