The Megyn Kelly Show

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I loved listening to you on my husband Doug's podcast dedicated with Doug Brunt.

Speaking of that genderqueer book, though, and this is why I say it's still a net positive.

Tiffany Justice read from sexually explicit books written for older teens, but found in a few lower schools.

When Pen America did their calculations about the most banned book in America, it's actually so funny that they proudly boasted. It was genderqueer. And it's like, you just made the argument for your opponent perfectly.

He wrote a book about The Fab Five that was farcical.

He put it in there that Chris Weber, the biggest star on the team couldn't afford McDonald's you know, and this was back before athletes did this name, image, and likeness.

I remember reviewing the book saying, Hey man, you know, are you kidding me? These guys drive up to the arena every night in brand new SUVs.

I've been to Chris Weber's apartment. It's plush. It's laid out far better than mine.

How can you tell these farcical, you know, to promote some narrative that they're being exploited when anybody with a brain can see like these guys were well compensated and well taken care of trashed his fab five book, Mitch album doesn't like me, but he didn't throw a baby like tantrum because I was critical of his book.

Joe Posnanski wrote a book again, probably named you're not familiar with.

We wrote a book about Joe Paterno in the middle of the Joe Paterno controversy at Penn state.

And I trashed his book because it was farcical.

Joe Posnanski was a colleague of mine for a long time at the Kansas city star.

He was upset with me. He didn't throw this baby like tantrum that Stephen A Smith did, but, but where Stephen, a Smith, he wraps himself in this and a lot of his conversations as a black man, because of too many people in the black journalism industry.

He took hypnotism lessons and he's one of the people who said Trump would win very early on in 15. And he could see Trump's power of persuasions.

It Feels Good to Be Yourself, which is about a five year old boy who believes he is a girl using terms like non-binary, transgender, cisgender, intersex, gender identity, gender expression, sex assigned at birth, et cetera, et cetera, all explained.

What a baby's body looks like when they're born can be a clue to what the baby's gender will be, but not always. When people guess wrong, it's okay to let them know. Ruthie was five when she told her parents, I know you think I'm a boy, but really I feel like a girl.

Stephen Gillers, who here has read Stephen Gillers book? Raise your hand.

Gillers is the he's the legal ethics guru.

We ought to read before we took the bar.

One of the biggest films that's nominated and will be an Oscar contender as well is called Zone of Interest.

It's loosely based on a Martin Amos novel, and it's about a chief officer who lives with his family right next door to a concentration camp.

So it's sort of the banality of evil.

His program that he developed, deception detection, which they use to this day inside the CIA, CIA has spread. It was there for 25 years to several other agencies, the Secret Service, the FBI. I mean, basically all of our federal investigators are using Phil Houston's methods for detecting deception.

During Phil's 25 years at the CIA, he performed thousands of interviews and interrogations, both as an investigator and as a polygraph examiner. He is author of the hit book, Spy the Lie, where he teaches you some of these techniques and is a founding partner of Q Verity.

He's got quite a life story, which he recounts in his new memoir out later this month. It's called Reality Check, making the best of the situation.

I feel like I have lived a hundred lives.

I think this book is a page turner. It's going to entertain. It's going to shock people. And it's also going to inspire people because inside I detail how I recovered from a debilitating addiction.

I'm definitely an example of the comeback is greater than the setback.

And it's not about what happens to you in life. It's more about how you react to what happens to in life.

Calista sent Snooki copies of Calista's Ellis the Elephant books for children and Snooki actually read them on Jersey Shore.