The Megyn Kelly Show

The book was mentioned as an incredible but largely unnoticed work, suggested to be worth reading for its insights into brainwashing and mind control.

Megyn Kelly noted that Peter Atiyah was the author of the book Outlived while discussing his involvement in the Epstein files.

The book was mentioned when Megyn Kelly introduced Jonathan Gilliam as the author of Sheep No More.

The hosts cited the book when discussing truthtelling, quoting Houston's claim that truthtellers run toward the truth.

The hosts mentioned A Million Little Pieces, attributing it to James Fry, while discussing political figures and their backgrounds.

Eric O'Neill was identified as the author of the book "Spies, Lies, and Cybercrime".

The book was mentioned as a title a guest's daughter was reading, prompting a discussion about book bans.

Cheney Mason said he had written the book *Justice in America* about how prosecutors and the media conspire against the accused, referencing it while discussing the Casey Anthony trial.

Michelle Dowd described her new book *Forager, Field Notes for Surviving a Family Cult*, explaining that it tells the story of growing up in and escaping a highcontrol family cult.

Megyn Kelly noted that Jesse Kelly had a new book titled *Jesse Kelly's Little Red Book* which was being offered for free, and she questioned the wisdom of giving it away.

The book was mentioned as being coauthored by Mark Geist, who appeared on the show to discuss the Benghazi attack.

Jonathan Gilliam was introduced as the former Navy SEAL and FBI special agent who authored Sheep No More.

The book was mentioned as the work authored by former FBI counterintelligence operative Eric O'Neill.

The speakers noted that General Petraeus authored a book titled "How Does It End," highlighting it as the essential question to ask before entering a war - what victory looks like and how to achieve it.

Megyn Kelly mentioned that Kash Patel had written a book titled Government Gangsters, noting it contains a list of government gangsters.

The hosts noted that the Wall Street Journal reporter Valerie Borlein authored The Devil at His Elbow, a deepdive into Alex Murdoch's family history and crimes.

Sarma Melngilis explained that her memoir, The Girl with the Duck Tattoo, sets the record straight about her experience with the Bad Vegan documentary.

The discussion revealed that the disbarred attorney Mark Tinsley authored a book titled A Tell All, recounting intimate details from his representation of the Murdoch case.

The book was referenced while introducing Phil Houston, noting his expertise as a former CIA officer and author of the deceptiondetection work.

Megyn Kelly introduced the upcoming novel, noting it was Jack Carr's latest book slated to hit shelves soon and repeatedly referenced its title during the interview.