and i would say if that's something that she thinks is going on in waterstones and barnes noble, she one of those. she is actually sitting in some ivory tower, probably scrolling the best seller list of amazon. and we talk to actors now and again, and some actors make the point that acting is such a precarious profession now that, frankly, for many actors it's only possible to be in the profession if they are backed by wealthy parents or if they have some sort of support network. the danger is that is true of writers as well. and it might mean, and according to some writers it does mean, that increasingly you get white middle class writers dominating this creative space. do you see that? i'm not sure i do. i see, for example, i think translated fiction has grown hugely in popularity. the prizes that are given out are not being won uniformly by white identikit people, but actually of becoming extremely diverse. many of the bestselling authors that we would immediately trip out of our would be adichie, would be zadie smith, would be salman rushdie. they say bernardine evaristo, who app

lee: i remember going to a barnes & noble and i saw a booktok table and i kind of went over there andome of the books that were on that. i remember seeing those books and being like, oh, i'm interested in this. like, what is this? geoff: lee lynch isn't alone. step inside a okstore in the last year, colorful tables like this one are now a common part of the book buying experience. by day, lynch works as a therapist. in her spare time, she creates videos on the social media platform tiktok. focused entirely on books. lee: you are new here. my name is lee and i'm reading a book from every independent country in africa in 2022. because i had a ton of time. kindf. geoff: lynch says shused that time to immerse herself in booktok, a space for anyone who loves books. >> a little life, the magnum opus of sadness. fun fact, the cover is actually just a picture of me when i finished reading it. >> and it has a black queer main character, black witches, paranormal, ghosts, a little bit of romance but mostly thriller and horror. >> january, february, march. geoff: booktok is having a major impact

i have no problem with that book at barnes & nobles, but not in middle school homeroom.o-host rachel campos-duffy joins me now. do you think the white house is going to get behind this kiddy drag show scene, rachel? >> yeah. of course. this is what they stand for. this is their whole ideology that they are pushing on our children. you know, i saw that video of that little boy and i have to tell you, i'm so sad that this is the world we're handing off to little boys like him. and that in order to get the filth out of his library, he had to do that. he had to go to the school board meeting and read that and have his parents hear him read that and that's the only thing that these parents feel that they can do to shame these school board members. this evil librarian who tried to give him an even more graphic novel. you talk about book banning, jesse. these are the same people ha are banning little house on the prairie because it's racist. you talked about the hardy boys? i'm sure the hardy boys has been banned from that library for being, you norp, toxic masculinity or whate

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it's available for preorder today on amazon and barnes and noble. barndot . and as always, thank you for tuning in. sean will be back tomorrow. laura ingraham takes it from here. >> l judge, crimes against america, that's going to have to have >> frole editions. okay, goes from your lipsps t to god's ears. o yolaura , there is enough of them. crimefillsgere a lot of to fill. many, many editions of this youh book.av great job tonight. it's great to see you.e all right. i am laura ingraham. this is ingram angle from washington. tonight. s be >> thank you as always for being with us. sis any place for christians in professional sports today? well, we're going to tell you what happened when one proy this hockey player refused to wear a pride jersey this past weekend. a former nfl star is here first, r tonight with reaction. but first rule and ruin. >> that's the focus ofngle tonight's angle, of course, yor a radical new york prosecutors trying to take down trumpthis before 2024 da. you this apparent move toward indicting the former president . it'sd indi as predi

it comes out april 4th, but you can order it on amazon or barnes and noble or wherever right now, soase do so turning to our national lead. the anti defamation league has published a frightening new report about the rise again in anti semitic attacks in the united states. let's head over to the situation room where alex marquardt is in for wolf blitzer and alex. you're going to dig into this report tonight. that's right, jake. we are horrific and dramatic spike in anti semitic incidents all across the country, according to the anti defamation league have been keeping track of these incidents since 1979 and in this new report, they say that last year, 2022 saw the highest number of anti semitic incidents since they started keeping track some 3697 almost 3700 anti semitic incidents compared to the year prior 2021. that's almost 1000 more or a 36% jump. so our colleague brian todd is going to be digging into this report. he spoke with the head of the hdl, jake. all right. thank you so much. alex. we're going to see you in a few minutes for that important reporting severe does not begin

it's available for preorder today on amazon and barnes and noble. barndot . and as always, thank you for tuning in. sean will be back tomorrow. laura ingraham takes it from here. >> l judge, crimes against america, that's going to have to have >> frole editions. okay, goes from your lipsps t to god's ears. o yolaura , there is enough of them. crimefillsgere a lot of to fill. many, many editions of this youh book.av great job tonight. it's great to see you.e all right. i am laura ingraham. this is ingram angle from washington. tonight. s be >> thank you as always for being with us. sis any place for christians in professional sports today? well, we're going to tell you what happened when one proy this hockey player refused to wear a pride jersey

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