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With Dan Crenshaw.

Folks, welcome back to Hold These Truths, the greatest podcast ever.

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We have a really great guess. As we often do,

today is Noah Rothman. Noah is a senior writer at National Review, my favorite publications.

One of those publications when people ask, Dan, what am I supposed to read? I don't know how to get news, And I'll list out a few. The national reviews,

though, is one of them. He's the author of a book called Unjust. That's Social Justice and the

Unmaking of America. And I screwed that up. Unjust. Social justice and the unmaking of America

and the rise of the new Puritans fighting it back against Progressive's War on Fun.

Okay.

But it's a recent book, and we're going to start with this one, it's called Blood and Progress,

a Century of Left Wing Violence in America.

So, hey, Noah, thanks for coming on the show.

Thank you so much for having me, Congressman.

Let's start there with the left wing violence in America.

You know, that's, I think those of us who are constantly in politics have a, I think, more nuanced understanding of which side commits acts of

violence. Look, it's objectively both, but there's just so much more on the left than I think your

mainstream, especially left-leading sources, what have you believe. So does that why you felt

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