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Newt's World

Episode 102: The Madness of Crowds

Newt's World

Gingrich 360

News, Politics

4.66.4K Ratings

🗓️ 31 July 2020

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

We are in the midst of a new culture war playing out in our streets, workplaces, universities and homes in the name of social justice and identity politics. It’s time for a common sense discussion. Newt’s guest is Douglas Murray, author of The Madness of Crowds.

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0:00.0

Hi, this is Newt.

0:01.0

Do do the virus I'm recording from home.

0:03.4

So you may notice a difference in audio quality.

0:06.0

And this episode of Newt's World, we are in the midst of an astonishing new culture

0:13.5

war playing out in our streets, workplaces, universities, schools, and homes in the name

0:20.6

of social justice and identity politics.

0:24.3

Narrow sets of interests now dominate the agenda as society becomes more and more tribal.

0:30.6

Identity issues are fueled by the propaganda media and social media presenting a kind of

0:35.0

mental malware designed to corrupt our thinking.

0:38.9

We need to bring common sense into the discussion around this generation's most complicated

0:43.6

and cultural issues.

0:45.2

I am pleased to welcome my guest Douglas Murray, author and journalist based in Britain,

0:51.0

his latest publication, The Madness of Krause, is a best-sour and book of the year for

0:56.7

the times of London and the Sunday times.

0:59.2

Murray is an associate editor here for the Specter magazine and he is a regular contributor

1:04.3

to the National Review.

1:16.4

What got you into thinking about this and writing this?

1:19.8

I ran across originally because I pulled up the old Scottish book from the middle of

1:24.6

the 19th century.

1:25.6

Oh yes, terrific book.

1:27.6

Yeah, and that led me to you.

1:29.9

Ah, very interesting.

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