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On this episode of Newt's World, in recent years it has become clear that there's a war going on,

a war on the West. This is not like earlier awards where armies clash and victors are declared.

It is a cultural war and it has been waged, remorselessly, against all the roots of the

Western tradition and against everything good that the Western tradition is produced.

That is a quote from the opening lines of very, very important new book, The War on the West.

Here to discuss this new book, I am really pleased to welcome my guest, Douglas Murray.

He is the associate editor of the spectator, The War on the West is his third book.

His last book, The Madness of Kraus which we did a podcast about, was a bestseller and book of the year

for the Times and the Sunday Times. His previous book, The Strange Death of Europe, Immigration,

Identity Islam, was published by Bloomsbury in May 2017. It spent almost 20 weeks on the Sunday

Times bestseller list and was a number one bestseller at nonfiction.

Douglas, thank you for joining me again on Newt's World. You know, the last time when you're on

in July of 2020, when we talked about your last book, The Madness of Kraus, I thoroughly enjoyed

you and I thoroughly enjoyed your book. So I'm really delighted to have you back.

Well, it's a great pleasure, Newt. Thank you and I much enjoyed our last conversation too.

And I'm really looking forward to getting into this today.

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