The Tucker Carlson Show

He mentioned owning the Norton anthology of English poetry as part of his book collection.

He said he doesn't read MobyDick to reflect his lived experience.

He recommended the book Class by Paul Fussell, describing it as a great book about American class.

The book was referenced as a segment title that covered the sketchy and controversial biography of media mogul Robert Maxwell.

Lance chronicled the FBI's repeated failures to stop a series of terrorist attacks in the 1990s.

Cullison's book examined the Afghan war and its hidden impact on later conflicts.

Atwan detailed the origins and evolution of alQaida in a comprehensive historical account.

He noted that the longserving federal employee Anthony Fauci had been the subject of a bestselling book he had written, calling it an amazing book about the real Anthony Fauci.

She said she had written a paperback titled They're Lying, The Media, The Left, and the Death of George Floyd, which was released in 2022 and presented her perspective on the George Floyd case.

It was mentioned that Levin released a book called Americanism that discusses tenets of nationalism, though the hosts said the term is avoided because of its historical connotations.

The book was cited as a recent 2024 publication that exposed the inner workings of the Iraq war and how senior officials were misled about the conflict.

Laura described the central message of her own memoir, emphasizing that suffering has meaning and that the book's purpose is to help others see value in their struggles.

The speaker said he kept a copy of John Whitehead's book "Government of Wolves" on his office shelf, calling the work unbelievable.

Bishop Barron cited Fulton Sheen's book as making the same argument about the bride and groom looking to Christ to keep a marriage strong.

Tucker Carlson mentioned that he had written a short book titled The Strangest Way about the oddity of the Christian faith.

The host noted Kant's book as an Enlightenment work that strips religion of the supernatural and focuses on ethical behavior.

The book was cited as a Pentagonfunded playbook that outlined how mass NGO action could be used to influence political outcomes.

He recalled reading Donald Trump's book How to Get Rich while he was stationed at Guantanamo Bay in 2004.

The book was mentioned as an attempt to answer questions about conservatism and the Trump movement.

The book was cited as a work that recounts the author's history working on trade policy.