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David Horowitz joins us again today.

David, as I said before, is one of the, actually one of the most active intellectuals on

the right, on the right for the last 40 years, on the left for the previous 20 years.

We'll put it that way.

His many books include, actually a book that

I think is one of the most significant memoirs of the 20th century. I'm going to put it right up there.

It's a very powerful book called Radical Son that I recommend to people. He has a new book out called Final Battle. The next election

could be the last. That will be our topic today. Welcome, David. Thank you. Without stepping on my new

book, I wrote a sequel to Radical Sun, which is a bunch more philosophical, but it's also

personal and autobiographical called mortality and faith. People want for me confrontational political

books, so it sort of got swept under the rug there.

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