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Aldi, share the love this Christmas. Hello and this is a show for you. I'm Francis Foster.

I'm Constantine Kitten.

And this is a show for you if you're bored with people arguing on the internet over subjects they know nothing

about. At trigonometry, we don't pretend to be the experts. We ask the experts.

Our fantastic guest this week needs very little introduction. He's a journalist and an author of an upcoming book. In fact, it's out already the madness of crowds.

Douglas Murray, welcome back to Trigonometry.

It's a great pleasure to be back with you. Well, here we are. We spoke to you only a few months ago,

and it seems things have evolved not only with you,

but with the world in general.

Yes, your hand.

And one of the things we wanted to talk to you about the book,

which is absolutely fantastic.

I recommend it to anyone who's

watching or listening to this is some of the bigger issues behind what you're

talking about because you break it down you go into the gay the women the trans

the race stuff but the bigger issue I, behind what you talk about in the book

is we now, we almost, it's not that we don't,

we live in a post-truth society,

we almost live in an anti-truth society,

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