Episode #1582
Alex Berenson
Books mentioned
Tell Your Children
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Power Couple
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Mein Kampf
Mentioned by Alex Berenson · at 02:23:32 · ▶︎ Watch this moment on YouTube (approximate)
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1984
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Illness as Metaphor
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Alex Berenson is a journalist and author whose work includes fiction, nonfiction, and books about COVID-19. The episode discusses his views on death counts, testing, lockdowns, masks, vaccines, natural immunity, long COVID, and the harms and political effects of pandemic policies, along with journalism, censorship, institutional trust, and online conspiracy theories.
What they talked about
- Cannabis risks and legalization
- COVID death counting and comorbidities
- Masks and viral load evidence
- Lockdowns and their effectiveness
- COVID origin and Wuhan lab theory
- Vaccine side effects and liability
- Media coverage and fearmongering
- Censorship and information gatekeepers
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