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In the Early 1900's (1)
Dave Rubin mentioned his book, where he talks about his family history in New York City in the early 1900s. He described a large family presence in the city that has dwindled to one remaining cousin.
in my book in the early 1900s there were dozens probably around 50 people in my family lived in New York City and in all the boroughs there we now have one cousin left
— Episode: Poll Shock: Majority of Americans Now Be...
Dave Rubin mentioned his book, where he talks about his family history in New York City in the early 1900s. He described a large family presence in the city that has dwindled to one remaining cousin.
in my book in the early 1900s there were dozens probably around 50 people in my family lived in New York City and in all the boroughs there we now have one cousin left
Why Bitcoin Matters for Your Freedom, Finances, and Future
The book approaches Bitcoin from a human rights perspective, focusing on its socio-political implications and its potential to empower individuals globally by offering a democratization of capital, and enabling them to be their own banks.
I'm Dave Rubin. I am with Alex Lloyd, co-author of The Little Bitcoin Book Why Bitcoin Matters for Your Freedom, Finances and Future.
— Episode: What People Still Get Wrong About Bitcoi...
The book approaches Bitcoin from a human rights perspective, focusing on its socio-political implications and its potential to empower individuals globally by offering a democratization of capital, and enabling them to be their own banks.
I'm Dave Rubin. I am with Alex Lloyd, co-author of The Little Bitcoin Book Why Bitcoin Matters for Your Freedom, Finances and Future.
we came at this book from a human rights perspective. One of my co-authors, Alex Glastine is the Chief Strategy Officer of the Human Rights Foundation. And there were a lot of books out there about the technical nature and the financial nature of why Bitcoin is important. This one really gives more of a socio-political aspect.
Bitcoin is the next step, which is people can be their own banks and have their own individual freedom.
this is if you think about it, it's a way for billions of people to exchange and store value without having any government or company involved in it. And that's a very powerful idea.
the book goes into why it's different from any previous type of money.
The book was referenced in a quote about how those in power know they are lying, and the public knows they are lying, yet they continue to lie. The speaker used this quote to illustrate a point about the behavior of certain politicians.
And as I said on Fox News is outnumbered this morning. I quote the great Alexander Solidchenitsyn often the author of The Gulag Archipelago, of course, and the simple quote.
— Episode: Tucker Carlson Shares Shocking Proof tha...
The book was referenced in a quote about how those in power know they are lying, and the public knows they are lying, yet they continue to lie. The speaker used this quote to illustrate a point about the behavior of certain politicians.
And as I said on Fox News is outnumbered this morning. I quote the great Alexander Solidchenitsyn often the author of The Gulag Archipelago, of course, and the simple quote.
Letterman, Leno, and the Network Battle for the Night
Dave Rubin discussed Bill Carter's book, "Late Shift," which detailed the transition of the "Tonight Show" from Johnny Carson to Jay Leno, highlighting a scene where David Letterman's manager warns him that the show is "damaged goods."
i'm sure some of you guys either read the book i believe the author was bill carter if i'm not mistaken uh the author of the book late shift
— Episode: Press Sec. Continues to Lie About Voter...
Dave Rubin discussed Bill Carter's book, "Late Shift," which detailed the transition of the "Tonight Show" from Johnny Carson to Jay Leno, highlighting a scene where David Letterman's manager warns him that the show is "damaged goods."
i'm sure some of you guys either read the book i believe the author was bill carter if i'm not mistaken uh the author of the book late shift
it was also a made for tv movie on hbo about 20 25 years ago and what it was about was uh the the when johnny carson left the tonight show
he's like dav you got to get over it you think you're getting the johnny carson tonight show but it's damaged goods it's damaged goods
An Introduction to Key Concepts in Social Justice Education (Multicultural Education Series)
The speaker mentioned that this book, his second, had some Star Wars references removed by his editor; it is expected to be released in April 2022.
I'm pretty much done with the second book.
— Episode: Biden Stuns G7 as He Repeatedly Confuses...
The speaker mentioned that this book, his second, had some Star Wars references removed by his editor; it is expected to be released in April 2022.
I'm pretty much done with the second book.
I think in Dober in this book we maybe had three Star Wars references.
And then I will announce the title and the presale date.
which will be out in April 2022.
Stories From Inside the Black Bloc
Jack Posobiec, a senior editor at Human Events, discussed his book about Antifa, focusing on the group's violent actions and the media's insufficient coverage.
The Antifa: Stories from Inside the Black Bloc
— Episode: What Fauci's Emails Reveal: Steve Deace,...
Jack Posobiec, a senior editor at Human Events, discussed his book about Antifa, focusing on the group's violent actions and the media's insufficient coverage.
The Antifa: Stories from Inside the Black Bloc
The Most Powerful and Dangerous Bureaucrat in American History
Steve Deace's book, "Fauci's Bargain," was discussed in relation to recently released emails from Dr. Fauci that contradicted his public statements on mask-wearing during the pandemic. The book's title was used to highlight Fauci's actions.
Fauci and bargain I mean talk about timing man Jesus I mean this is completely counter to pretty much everything Fauci and the rest of the crew have been telling us for the last couple months how did...
— Episode: What Fauci's Emails Reveal: Steve Deace,...
Steve Deace's book, "Fauci's Bargain," was discussed in relation to recently released emails from Dr. Fauci that contradicted his public statements on mask-wearing during the pandemic. The book's title was used to highlight Fauci's actions.
Fauci and bargain I mean talk about timing man Jesus I mean this is completely counter to pretty much everything Fauci and the rest of the crew have been telling us for the last couple months how did you know how did you know.
Well we decided why don't we just research the data and go with what it says rather than the science of projecting political narratives rather the only science that evolves this fast is political science
the most powerful and dangerous bureaucrat in American history
Seven Disciplines That Shape the Church for Mission
The book discusses the intersection of faith and politics, exploring the promise and peril of faith in the public square. It was inspired by the author's own experiences as governor and his belief that faith can positively influence governance, but also cautions against the potential for faith to be misused or politicized.
I thought what you're talking about in this book, the blend of politics and faith, is particularly interesting.
— Episode: Proof That Red States Are Winning & Luri...
The book discusses the intersection of faith and politics, exploring the promise and peril of faith in the public square. It was inspired by the author's own experiences as governor and his belief that faith can positively influence governance, but also cautions against the potential for faith to be misused or politicized.
I thought what you're talking about in this book, the blend of politics and faith, is particularly interesting.
The title is Faithful Presence, the promise and parole of faith in the public square.
The object is to be used by God, not to use God.
I'm saying to people of faith, we should start with ourselves.
Don't give up on the public square. Ok, as messy as it is, as frustrating as it is, because the public square is still that place where you can affect the common good.
What's Real, What's Not, and Why the Difference Matters
Alex Marlow's book, "Breaking the News," focuses on the media and press secretaries, and how the way news is presented impacts how people digest it. It was mentioned in the context of the discussion on the COVID-19 lab leak theory.
Are you shocked that this is kind of leaking out at the moment?
— Episode: Lab Leaks & UFOs Now Legit?: Liz Wheeler...
Alex Marlow's book, "Breaking the News," focuses on the media and press secretaries, and how the way news is presented impacts how people digest it. It was mentioned in the context of the discussion on the COVID-19 lab leak theory.
Are you shocked that this is kind of leaking out at the moment?
Hardly, it's interesting because so many people were and I was thinking who is surprised by this, this mysterious lab that happens to be working on coronaviruses maybe had something to do with the international pandemic that broke out.
Individuation and the Religious Function of the Psyche
This book, written by Harvey Pekar, is about Michael Malice and was mentioned to be sold for \$300 on eBay.
Harvey's the one who saw something special in me, who saw someone unique and put his reputation on the line and said, I'm gonna write a book about this freak.
— Episode: How the Deaths of NY & LA Will Change th...
This book, written by Harvey Pekar, is about Michael Malice and was mentioned to be sold for \$300 on eBay.
Harvey's the one who saw something special in me, who saw someone unique and put his reputation on the line and said, I'm gonna write a book about this freak.
The Political Economy of the Mass Media
Noam Chomsky's book on manufacturing consent was discussed in relation to how elites control the narrative by limiting the range of debate.
Noam Chomsky, who's a fellow anarchist of mine, had a book on this subject. And his reaction was the best way to do this is to have strictly limited area of debate, but strong disagreement within that...
— Episode: How the Deaths of NY & LA Will Change th...
Noam Chomsky's book on manufacturing consent was discussed in relation to how elites control the narrative by limiting the range of debate.
Noam Chomsky, who's a fellow anarchist of mine, had a book on this subject. And his reaction was the best way to do this is to have strictly limited area of debate, but strong disagreement within that area.
Straight Talk about the Power and Defeat of Sin
It was discussed as Horowitz's most recent book, detailing his perspective on a totalitarian movement destroying America. The cover, designed by Horowitz himself, features headshots of individuals he considers radicals.
I'm Dave Rubin and joining me is the original Why I Left the Left guy as well as the author of around 20 books. I couldn't even figure out how many, including his most recent The Enemy Within<...
— Episode: What I Lost by Leaving the Left & Why So...
It was discussed as Horowitz's most recent book, detailing his perspective on a totalitarian movement destroying America. The cover, designed by Horowitz himself, features headshots of individuals he considers radicals.
I'm Dave Rubin and joining me is the original Why I Left the Left guy as well as the author of around 20 books. I couldn't even figure out how many, including his most recent The Enemy Within, How a Totalitarian Movement Is Destroying America.
So you you lay all of this out in the book. It's quite extraordinary actually.
If you look at the Democrats agenda, it's not about getting rid of Trump. It's not about winning an election. It's about establishing a one party state, stacked the Supreme Court. That's to abolish the independent judiciary, abolish the Electoral College,
And in the article that he and Stern wrote for the New Republic, there's not a single argument that I give that's engaged all the list at the end of my book of the irregularities of what you have to believe to believe that Biden won this election.
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