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Douglas Murray on death cults, Joe Rogan, and profoundly unserious people | The Moynihan Report
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1:14:05Now PlayingDouglas Murray, author of "On Democracies and Death Cults: Israel and the future of Civilization" sits down with Michael to discuss support for Hamas, Joe Rogan, and profoundly unserious people.
PLUS: stick around to the end for the premiere of Michael’s new 2WAY segment: “Ask Moynihan Anything.”
(00:00) Christopher Hitchens and Israel
(13:18) Joe Rogan
(24:41) Comedians
(31:54) The Outrage Machine
(35:32) Cynicism and Nihilism
(42:40) Firsthand Reporting
(47:48) Horrors of War
(57:26) Conclusions
(1:00:03) Ask Moynihan Anything
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Hosted by Michael Moynihan (The Fifth Column, VICE News), the show centers around lively conversations with the most influential people in culture, politics, media, and beyondnot just to unpack their opinions on current events, but to better understand what makes them tick. Each episode also includes the opportunity for Michael and guests to engage with the live athome audience via the 2WAY platform. If you are interested in participating in upcoming episodes, please register at
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