#105 - Bryan Callen (Part 1)

“The mention of Eugene O'Neill's play relates to his brother's struggle with tuberculosis, highlighting the harsh realities of disease in the past.”

“He also holds the statistic for the most losing, missing the most game-winning shots. He's also a notorious gambling addict. Yeah, but that's in a book called Outliers that I thought was really interesting.”

“It's about a guy who is a rock and roll star, like some creepy Marilyn Manson, who buys this dead guy's suit online because it's haunted.”

“According to this one book called The Murder Room, a guy who's a serial killer profile specializes in sadism and he wrote the helix on the evolution of a serial killer that the FBI still uses today.”

“The mention of 'confessions of an economic hitman' raises skepticism about motivations behind interventions in countries with natural resources.”

“It's very autobiographical about... Sucking cock? No. John Irving is.”

“The speaker references the books by Dick Marchenko to highlight the difficulty of being a SEAL and the elite nature of SEAL Team 6.”

“The speaker mentions reading American history to support their argument about presidential control and decision-making.”