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Mentioned in 5 episodes

The Untouchables

Book • 1957

The book chronicles the real-life exploits of Eliot Ness and his team of Prohibition agents as they battled against notorious figures like Al Capone and other gangsters in 1930s Chicago.

It provides a firsthand account of their strategies, challenges, and successes in the war against organized crime.

Mentioned by

Victor Davis Hanson

Mentioned in 5 episodes

Mentioned by

Amit Varma

along with other memoirs highlighting the link between migration and social emancipation.

Ep. 128: India = Migration

Mentioned by

Victor Davis Hanson

when referencing a line from David Mamet's movie, 'The Untouchables'.

An Avatar for the Dems: Charles Bronson or Don Knotts? (This One is Easy.)

Mentioned by

Kiran Desai

as a book by Mulk Raj Anand, which is a day in the life of a toilet cleaner and makes you want to clean your own toilet.

Two decades later, Booker Prize winner Kiran Desai returns

Mentioned during a discussion about movies that were dismissed initially but later gained critical acclaim.

Mentioned by

Sam Dickson

when discussing how the public perception of the FBI has changed.

FBI Fires BLM Kneelers

Erwähnt von

Jörg Thadeusz

im Kontext der Verfilmung des Lebens von Bob Woodward.

Sandra Maischberger, Moderatorin

Mentioned by Andy and Kev during a discussion about gangster films.

S01 E68 - #33 Bugsy Malone

Mentioned by

Scott Atlas

when discussing a line used by Barack Obama.

Victor Davis Hanson | The Left’s Love of Political Violence Is the Threat to Democracy | Ep. 58

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