The Megyn Kelly Show

There's a great book. It's called The Generals by Rick Scott. It outlines this exact problem. World War Two, we were firing generals at the rapid rate and since post World War Two, we just have gotten away from that.

And they use this book, courageous conversations and courageous conversations is the bad ideas of this man named Glenn Singleton.

That's who they brought to my school in New York.

You know how in Islamism we had to study where did extremism come from? And then we learned that it's the Muslim brotherhood, right? It's this guy named Khara Dawi who are the vessels of these bad ideas.

I then went on and got some books that had already been written on the opioid crisis, a book called Painkiller, a book called Dreamland.

Sam Canone's book, Dreamland came out in 2016, I believe.

His book is Unabomber, How the FBI Broke Its Own Rules to Capture the Terrorist, Ted Kaczynski.

I've read your book cover to cover.

My biggest takeaway in reading your book was how it was a meticulous, painstaking, teaspoons in the ocean effort, bit by bit, day by day, week by week, month by month, year by year, to put together the evidence that cumulatively would ultimately be used to take this guy down.

And you see that in a number of these bombings, he would later write something to the effect that, damn, I messed this up or I didn't do this right. Really bothering me, really making me angry. I've got to build a lethal bomb.

The book intersperses bits of Ted Kaczynski's manifesto, the Unabomber's manifesto in between the crimes and helps us get to know him and understand him to the extent one can.

She just released a tell-all book and there's so much to go over in this book with her.

You would not believe what she says about Michael Landon, what she says about an affair she had with which character on the show.

I started writing my memories. I started exploring the whole form of memoir as a kind of book and took classes.

And I realized that if I'm going to tell my story, I'm going to have to tell my story.

Allison, who played Nellie Olson, she's the farthest thing you can get from a brat. She's, her book is also amazing, Confessions of a Prairie Bitch.

Thomas Sowell, he wrote this great book called Quest for Cosmic Justice, where he talks about these people who are basically social engineers that they create all of these social solutions to what they call problems that they're never actually affected by.

And then how he covered up the numbers at least by 50% to sell his $5.2 million book.

In the In Trump Time book, I described a series of a dozen memos I wrote in February 2020 that helped jumpstart Operation Warp Speed.

In the In Trump Time book, there's a story about how I drafted an executive order that would have created a national commission, like the Kennedy Commission on the Assassination, the BP oil spill, Pearl Harbor.

It's all the chapter seven in the interim time book. It's an homage to Perry Mason. It's the scurrilous case of hydroxy hysteria. I basically lay out all of the studies that have been done.

I go at length in the Trump time book about how it acts like the Vatican has its own foreign policy. It's one of the most scurrilous companies in the world led by the most scurrilous CEO in the world.

I'm the guy. It's me and Trump time book sitting in the White House, February 9th. I write a memo that says we can get a vaccine by October or November.

And she's got a new children's book coming out. So we'll get there as well.

Joining me now, Dana Lash, host of The Dana Show on Radio America. No apologies on the first TV and author of the new children's book, Paws Off My Cannon.

In one of my books, Flyover Nation, it was the last one actually before I pause off my cannon. That's my single action Colt Cattleman that I have on my holster on the cover of that book.

He's out with a new book, Beaten Black and Blue, being a black cop in an America under siege.

Joining me now, Brandon Tatum. He's a former police officer and the outspoken YouTuber behind the channel, the V Officer Tatum. He's also the author of the brand new book, Beaten Black and Blue, Being a Black Cop in an America Under Siege.

It's available on Amazon. And I really appreciate you having me on, Megan. I really do.

Joining me at this time is Brandon Tatum. Brandon is a former police officer and author of the brand new book, Beaten Black and Blue Being a Black Cop in an America Under Siege. Great, great title and cuts to the heart of what I'm sure you and a lot of cops have gone through this past two years

Matt's also out with a new children's book that would really put them over the edge if they read it called Johnny the Walrus.

Yeah. Johnny the walrus is available at johnnythewalrus.com right now, not on Amazon because we sold out of Amazon in one day.

We got all the way up to number three with our Johnny the walrus book, which I think is hilarious.

This is a book about a little boy who is very imaginative and he pretends to be a walrus one day as part of his imaginative play.

And his mother learns from society and the internet and everything in the woke mob that if your son identifies as something, then you have to take that self-identity seriously.

He's got a new book out on Limbaugh's legacy.

He's been deeply affected by Rush and I loved reading it. It really brought back some memories of my own, of Rush, who I knew well.

Joining me now, James Golden. He is here to discuss his new book, Rush on the Radio, a tribute from his sidekick for 30 years.

She interviewed so many people for this book. Yours truly included. Kris Jenner, Justin Beaver's mom has an amazing story in there and it's pretty uplifting and we could use that today, couldn't we?

Kathy Lee Gifford on the opposite side of this break with those stories.

She's the author of the new book The Jesus I Know, Honest Conversations and Diverse Opinions about who he is.

And she's actually reached out to a lot of well-known names for their stories about how faith made a difference in their life.

But I have a fantastic literary agent in New York. And on the surface, he looks like somebody I would have very little in common with. We don't we don't share much that it's similar. He is a man. He's gay. He's Asian. He's raised a Buddhist, you know.

The Babylon Bee Guide to Wokeness, how to take your wokeness to the next level by canceling friends, breaking windows and burning it all to the ground.

Being woke means realizing the problems in your life are not your fault. Nothing is your fault. Finding the racism, sexism and hatred in everything. Changing your profile picture to match the current fad, brainwashing your kids to hate life and be miserable, rioting in the name of justice, and becoming an absolute horrible person to be around.

You may think to yourself, Megan, I'm not a racist. I don't harbor hate in my heart. I love other people regardless of their skin color. I have friends who are darker skin than I am. That is exactly what a racist would think and say.

And it starts by you may think to yourself, Megan, I'm not a racist. I don't harbor hate in my heart. I love other people regardless of their skin color. I have friends who are darker skin than I am. That is exactly what a racist would think and say. And you have to realize that first and come to grips with your own racism and your blindness to it before you can become truly woke.

It's a detailed guide with lots of little charts and graphs. And it's pretty funny. And I think you're right. It is the perfect holiday gift.

And they use this book, Courageous Conversations and Courageous Conversations is the bad ideas of this man named Glenn Singleton.