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he had that Diary of a Part-Time Indian with all the pornography in it that he was told to go home and listen to on audio books as well, because they don't want kids to have to skip through those important sections about race, those important sections in my son's case about sex and, you know, pornographic sections.

I wrote the book, 'The College Scam'. And one of the things I write in the book is answering the question that people say, Charlie, how did Goldman Sachs and Citibank and Coca-Cola and American Express be just come so fragile and so woke?

And I watched more and more and more and ended up purchasing his book, Discrimination and Disparities.

And when I read that, I just could not believe that this was not information that everybody was given in having these conversations.

And now that he's what almost in his late 90s, I am just wondering who's gonna pick up the torch.

He's our queen.

The roots are much deeper than anyone really knows. And what I've tried to detail in the book is the genealogy of the D.I. business. It started in the 1970s as neo-Marxist intellectuals around around the country had failed to achieve their political objectives in the riots of the 1960s, the student protests in the early 1970s.

When these programs were ubiquitous, it was every company, school, church, government agency teaching the catechism of critical race theory. America's systemically racist. White people are inherently privileged and oppressive and minorities need to be treated unequally as a group awarded special advantages by the government in order to equalize group outcomes.

Robin DiAngelo, Ibram Kendi, Black Lives Matter have been totally discredited. And now we have to actually make these policy changes.

And it requires moving pieces of legislation through state legislatures and hopefully one day power shifts through the Congress and to the president's desk for signature.

It's available right now. Please support Chris. Go out there and get it. You won't be sorry you did.

The new book is called Hide Your Children, exposing the Marxists behind the attack on America's kids.

There are very few books that I read about progressivism or history where I actually learn quite a lot. This is one of those books really well written by today's conservative commentator, author, and mother, and guest on today's podcast, Liz Wheeler.

The Silicon Valley Bank crisis, you really understand you have to step back a bit and put it in context. And what's happening here is really a result of excess in policy.

And the way the governments responded is deeply problematic. Because despite the words, not using the words bailout, that's in fact what's happened.

And that's what lies ahead. This banking crisis is just the beginning

America's leadership in the world has always been predicated on technological leadership.

We need to build muscle at home, but confront China abroad and decouple in strategic ways that support America's remaining the global superpower.

I wrote a book about this, a book that's about to come out on paperback on June 6th called Saving Nine.

And in Saving Nine, I explain this longstanding campaign to try to delegitimize the court so they can remake it in their own image.

Unlike his old book, we're really hoping that there'll be something in there.

His April 2017 book was called Reasons to Vote for Democrats, a comprehensive guide.

It had a table of contents, had an extensive bibliography, and it had 266 empty pages.

It sold some crazy amount. Initially, I think it was 60,000 copies, so it's up above that now,

There's a book called Flamer, which I talk about a lot.

It's a great story for all of us about redemption and mercy and forgiveness. We seek it and we ought to give it when we have that opportunity.

I never used the word quit. He didn't use the word quit.

I'm heartbroken that he's not in the Oval Office. I wanted him to win a second term. I wish he were the president right now.

I think people are looking for vintage Trump.

I'm very frank about it. I think it was, I think George and I are two people who always took our wedding vows seriously and faithfully.

And by the way, today is a good day to also download Dedicated with Doug Brunt. Doug Brunt is an amazing New York Times bestseller. He's a novelist. He's a writer. He also happens to be married to yours truly.

And he's got a great new podcast out wherever you get your podcasts where he interviews really well known authors, including today's offering, which is Jess Walter, who wrote Beautiful Ruins and many other great books.

He wrote a book called Race Matters in the 1990s. That's considered by a lot of people one of the most profound intellectual works on race.

That's right, yeah. Explain that. That's a point that's made very powerfully in a book from 2012 called Racecraft, The Soul of Inequality in American Life by two sisters, Barbara and Karen Fields.

One of the things that I actually exposed towards the start of this book hits this head on, which is that even if you take the CEO of NPR, for example, one of the things that she has publicly said is that in some cases our obsession with the truth may stop us from pursuing more important objectives like bringing people together.

I named the book Truths for a reason.

And the reason it jumped out at me is because I actually happen to be reading this book right here that my husband recommended to me called Destined for War by Graham Allison.

It's a very interesting book. And it's not that dense. You know, you can you can read it, even though it has the word Thucydides in the front.

I think that partly explains why so many businesses and institutions have been trying to get rid of everything Russian as if any connection to Russia makes them impure.

I really do believe that in the end, what's being done to Russia today is going to be done to dissidents in this country some point tomorrow.

This is the kind of thing I talk about in my book, Live Not by Lies. The soft totalitarianism coming in when you have all the companies and all the institutions playing off the same ideological playbook, they can bring a world of hurt to people they consider to be dissidents.

The book is called Gender Madness. One man's devastating struggle with woke ideology and his battle to protect children.

I've got two very in-depth chapters about TikTok and how harmful this is.

It was self harm. I mean, I speak about that in the book as well.