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His views are interesting, even though he a libera

Revisado: 12-27-21

seems like a smart guy but has some really false conclusions. Very interesting which is the point of any endeavor.

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Seems to be a complete waste of your time

Revisado: 05-21-21

2 hours in and I have heard nothing new, nor interesting. Its like listening to a 13yo girl cry about how life is not fair. I have listened or read all of Hannity Book, O'Reilly book and Coulter books. I have been reading Breitbart since 2015. I pre-ordered the book because I was so excited.

Sadly I am going to try to get a return of my credit because its crap. Maybe the last 8.5 hours are good, I am not going to waste my time finding out. I will say that Breitbart's writing gets worse every year, I think they need to fire the entire staff and start a news.

Maybe I am wrong, maybe it gets interesting, even at 2.5x speed its not worth my time to find out. It is the job of the editors to cut the crap, clearly they don't know their job.

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I am not being hyperbolic

Revisado: 09-25-20

When I first heard about pilot who survives with no supplies for 11 days in hostile North Korea, who was rescued by a disobedient navy seal who refused to give up.... WOW that is a story i need to hear. And I still need to hear it. because this author should do something else. He sounds like a rambling old man that doesn't understand less is more. Talty tells us about dozens of people that simply DO NOT MATTER to the story. They don't shape the characters in any meaning full ways, nor are their actions interesting. I think Talty wanted to sound smart and poetic so he filled up the book with needless adjectives and adverbs. 3 hours into the book I started to appreciate the suffering that Henry Strozier went though having to read this pile of crap. It might get better, but I am not brave enough to find out. Hopefully I can find a better book about this rescue and these incredible men. I also feel terrible that so many people gave this book high ratings. How bad is their lives that they thought this was good. Its possible people do like the book, because mental health problems are often ignored.

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horrible

Revisado: 07-31-20

A complete waste of time. Nothing interesting or useful. gas station employees are more interesting.

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a mess but worth listening to

Revisado: 05-21-20

I knew a lot about Nixon but even I learned new things. It goes on a lot of interesting tangents and it's a bit overly complicated. a must for anyone who likes the truth.

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amazing

Revisado: 03-29-19

I sincerly can not think of a better book or story. God bless all who speak their mind with out apology.

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Amazing. I didn't think I would learn anything new

Revisado: 01-28-19

Once again her ability to research is confirmed. I though I had heard it all yet she managed to find facts I had not heard yet.

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Repetitive, too long, it repeats oftenen

Revisado: 01-09-19

Ok book, I've always respected Sen Paul and agree with his statement of facts. That said repeating that we are going the wrong way isn't a solution. He does not offer a correct direction in this book. He states a return to the gold standard, yet opposes the gold standard we had and never explains the mechanism that would create a gold standard. I'm glad I've listened to the book, but wish it offered a solution instead of repeating over and over again things are bad, the fed is bad. Towards the end he desperately tries to tie the fed to needless wars. I'd love a follow up that shows a culture that uses a gold standard and how the us could adopt it. Id also like to know how he would end the fed and what would replace it.

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