Welcome to another episode of the Michelle Tofoya podcast. I'm always intrigued by people who write or report on things or dig up information, do research, present ideas that people get really angry or miffed about. Our next guest is one of those who has done that in spades. His name is Christopher Rufo. You may have heard of him. He's the author of a new book. And he is next. Now it's time for some sanity. It's the Michelle Tofoya podcast. So this is the new book, America's Cultural Revolution, How the Radical Left Con left conquered everything. This is really fascinating.

It digs back into the 60s and how some of this radical leftism developed and took root in the United States of America.

And now how it's rearing its ugly head. And hopefully people are really starting to pay attention.

The author of this book is Christopher F. Rufo. Chris Rufo is going to be our guest. I can't wait to talk to him because I met

him on Gutfeld. He and I were on Gutfeld together a couple weeks ago and he's a really smart guy

and he's got a great story to tell about how this all started for him. He is one of the first to reveal critical

race theory, DEI, critical queer theory, all of these things. So he is really on the vanguard

of this kind of research and uncovering many, many things you'll want to hear from him. But first of all, you'll want to hear this.

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