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There's that book uh War Is a Racket by smithley bundler he talked about this in the 30s

There's a great book called Homage to Catalonia by George Orwell

It's not the guy who wrote, "Behold a Pale Horse" or something, is it?

He died in a shootout with police officers.

The Hold the Pale Horse.

There's a book called The Emperor Wears No Clothes where I have never read the book, but I know the premise is that the emperor, they come out and out of China or whatever, they march around and the emperor would be naked. But they'd be like, look at the beautiful outfit that the emperor has on. Isn't it beautiful? Everyone look, the emperor is wearing a beautiful outfit. Isn't it beautiful? And everyone be like, yes, yes, beautiful outfit. And then eventually one kid, little kid was like, Emperor's not wearing any clothes. And everyone's like, oh, and it's this moment of cognitive dissonance where like youthful innocence overrides this corrupt I don't know what you would call it, stupidity or can you show your parents the video of him?

I wrote this in my book, but my thesis is that what they're basically doing is modernizing the slave plantation.

Slaves, I wrote this in my book. Blackout.

And of course, I've also got my book, The Total State.

The most comprehensive study of suicide bombings conducted by Robert Pape.

I think you would love The Book of Proverbs, the wisdom book. It's series of limericks about wisdom and the consequence of rejecting it. It seems similar to things like Confucius, written by sulliman. Yeah, interesting, very wise book.

I used to read that one actually a lot, but god, can't remember any of them. It's just too much good stuff.

I think that's something I remember for like 2016. I think it was a scholar like Timur Kuran had written this long book about how like, you know, before the Berlin Wall fell everyone was like, oh, this is so great. This is so great. And then once it fell over, they're like, actually we hated this the whole entire time, right?

I also have a new book coming out Called "Hide Your Children" exposing the Marxists behind the attack on America's kids You can find that at hideyourchildrenbook.com

That meme The video Yeah yeah The video Antoine Dodson hide your wife hide your kids Exactly Tell me he's writing your foreword No I should have asked him though Yeah he's out there Isn't isn't he like kind of right leaning or something I don't know

You would think after that experience Right Yeah Yeah like I mean there was another story a woman in Portland got Mercilessly beaten by a homeless guy now she's a Republican Surprise surprise but thanks for hanging out Yeah thanks for having me Hannah Claire is here

That's a good name Thanks You want to know where I got that name actually from that

This is what the first half of my book is about so like I when we see all these crazy things like we just describe it as like oh our culture's in chaos or We're watching critical race theory and trans Ideology being indoctrinated into our kids and i'm like, okay. Why is this all happening at the same time?

I'm the author of a new book, "Tyranny Inc," about how a lot of the threats to liberty today come from the private sector.

It's about corporate power, which is not necessarily government power, although they support each other.

I haven't read the book yet, but is that I mean, imagine no, it's it's about it's about corporate power, which is not necessarily government power, although they support each other.

When I expressed an interest in Kafka, one of my teachers was like, 'Do you want to do an independent study in that? We're not going to be covering it.' Yes, I would like to do that. We spoke separately about it.

I recently published a book called Corporate Coup, Venezuela and the end of US Empire.

I was happy with how the cover turned out.

So there it is.

And it is compiling some of my reporting on Latin America, particularly Venezuela over the last few years and analyzing US regime change policy and kind of how it's blowing back against our interests as Americans, including now on the border.

So I hope that by putting it out there, maybe somebody in Washington will start acting like an adult when it comes to our foreign policy, but I'm not hopeful.

I think Good Kings Are Good Pharaohs, something along those lines, and I read it and at the end, I mean the whole thing was it was trash, right? Um, she just destroys the history of ancient Egypt and basically all the pharaohs are misogynistic evil.

Go read The Progressive Era by Murray Rothbard because this is actually the story of the original progressive era as well.

That this is the whole story is that there were these kind of good, at least possibly well intentioned leftists who were like progressives and they were like, Hey, we should have a managed economy so it does more for the little guy and less for the big guy. And then basically all of the robber barons were like, Oh yeah, yeah, we totally should have a managed economy. We'll be the ones to manage it.

One of the best pieces of media that I've seen in a very long time is in BALDUR'S GATE 3. And that's probably why it's considered like, I don't know, it's going to win Game of the Year. It's considered this big deal.

And I really do recommend, I don't know, video games aren't your thing. You just watch or whatever. But there's this moment in the game, it's a cut scene basically, where you find a, there's this guy named Malice Thorme and his ideology is rooted in what he describes as absence that I'll simplify everything for you.

He's like, he's claiming to be a doctor as he's mercilessly torturing a guy claiming, don't worry, I'm curing you. And I bring this up because it reminds me so much of what the left is.

And then when it comes to connecting the dots between different areas, they have a hard time understanding. And that's that's what it feels like with Eric Weinstein. He's a really smart guy. He knows math. He knows all of his facts and details.

Oh, oh like a woman is cleaning up and she finds an old american flag to use as a rag to clean the floors Are you like how do you feel about this and you can choose like it's not okay. It's not that it's like really not Okay, it's it's not okay. It's fine It's it's okay. It's it's totally fine who cares and like if I saw someone take And like like a real american flag From like something historical And they tried to use it as a rag I very very well may use physical force against this individual to prevent that from happening

I think there's an I don't it's it's it's something about like do you care about? Like where you come from and things and I think if you don't have that If you are like, I don't care about the flag who cares what happens is That mindset destroys a society because you don't preserve the things that allowed you to succeed in the first place

I think that has to do with sanctity or something like that Like I don't know purity Purity is one of them. I don't think it's I don't think it's sanctity. I think it's purity

I have to take this moment to plug one of my books. It's called Thought Criminal, in which this happens. This one robot, and it becomes what is called a thought deviationist in the book. It starts to deviate from the programming that it was given, and it starts to become like a dissident on its own. So that.

On November 13th, Gabby Tuff returns to the Tamron Hall show to talk about her new book, Vibe Check, and how life has changed since she was last on the show two years ago.