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Welcome to the Buck Sexton Show on this episode, our friend Michael Malice. He is back. He is in action and he is ready

to party. The White Pill is his book, which I have right here. I was assigned this as

homework by Michael and hopefully I'll get a passing grade. I did have to read like the latter half of it

quickly, but I did read it. The White Pill, a tale of good and evil. And I think there's a lot of

lessons. There's a lot of great history in this, Michael, which I really appreciate. I think one of

the areas, even for people in this country who think of themselves as history buffs or what have you,

the actual history of the Soviet revolution and more broadly, what was really going on in the

Soviet Union is a massive hole in the education of American history, I think. And your book,

again, right here goes a nice way to addressing some of that gap.

I think that's also partly by design that there's this massive hole because what we're taught in schools,

we like to have a nice little narrative that there's the good guys and the bad guys and the founding fathers were all the good guys and the Brits were the bad guys.

And then the north were the good guys and the south were the bad guys. And then World War two, the Allies were the good guys and the Axis were the bad guys. Now it's clear that the Axis were the bad guys, but we're partners with Stalin. And if you start getting into too much of what Stalin did, all of a sudden that little good guys, bad guys thing falls apart. And I think that does an enormous disservice, as a friend of mine pointed out, which

genocidal ideology should I be more worried about?

The one that lost or the one that won?

So I think it's important for especially conservatives who kind of often have this incorrect idea that things started getting

bad 20 years ago and all these different organizations, whether the universities or Hollywood

or Washington were somehow co-opted by the left, this is not only not new, but what had been

going on, especially in the 30s, it was so much worse and so much more depraved in many ways

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