We Read The Dilbert Guy's Attempt to Make Trump into a Religion

Behind the Bastards

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History, News, Society & Culture

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🗓️ 17 August 2023

⏱️ 87 minutes

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Robert is joined by Garrison Davis to discuss Win Bigly: The Dilbert Guy's Terrible Book About Trump.

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0:00.0	They say history is written by the victors, but you know what?
0:03.8	They've left out a hell of a lot of juicy stuff.
0:06.8	Ah, we all know who invented that, right?
0:10.0	We'll think again.
0:11.2	Truth is, Alexander Graham Bell stole the idea for the telephone and then claimed it is his own.
0:16.8	We're gonna uncover the forgotten pieces of history.
0:19.8	You didn't know you needed to know.
0:21.8	Listen to the backstory with me, Patty Steele.
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0:30.2	Hello.
0:31.4	This is Laverne Cox.
0:32.8	I'm an actress, producer, and host of the Laverne Cox show.
0:36.8	Do you like your tea with lemon or honey?
0:39.4	History-making Broadway performer, Alex Newell.
0:42.4	When I sing the Holy Ghost shows up, that's my ministry and I know that well about me.
0:46.8	That's the tea, honey.
0:48.4	Whoever it is, you can bet we get into it.
0:51.2	My guest and I, we go there every single time.
0:54.0	I can't help it.
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1:02.0	This is Kingsline.
1:04.0	The prosecution of Young Thug and YSL.
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