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Hatemonger
- Stephen Miller, Donald Trump, and the White Nationalist Agenda
- Narrated by: Frankie Corzo
- Length: 9 hrs and 3 mins
- Categories: Biographies & Memoirs, Politics & Activism
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Radicalized as a teenager, Miller relished provocation at his high school in liberal Santa Monica, California. He clashed with administrators and antagonized dark-skinned classmates with invectives against bilingualism and multiculturalism. At Duke University, he cloaked racist and classist ideas in the language of patriotism and heritage to get them airtime amid controversies. On Capitol Hill, he served Tea Party congresswoman Michele Bachmann and nativist Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions.
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- M. Alice Fisher
- 15-08-2020
Deplorable on purpose
All this, and I still don't understand the racist mentality that drives Miller. He apparently chose to embrace the worst, at every opportunity. That's about it. Interesting book, but ultimately just super depressing.
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- Jamieson K Smyth
- 17-09-2020
Exceptionally uncomfortable
Hard to listen to all the unnecessary deaths, suffering, pain and allegations of causal hatred, racism, bigotry and the like. Hard to hear this characterization of the division of my country by those who would seek to "save" it from threats that actually have not ever existed. Hard to realize that the awful behavior of rioters in our streets today is essentially a backlash against this behavior as it has ramped up over 4 short years, releasing pent up rage borne of pain and wiping away gains in civil rights that have come excruciatingly and unconscionably slowly over the last 150 years. Hard to face the facts and consequences of the nation's acceptance of and subsequent inability to heal from the deep wounds inflicted upon its very soul by institutional slavery. Hard to hold that responsibility. Hard to find hope for recovery. Impossible not to mourn.
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- Anonymous User
- 26-08-2020
how much do you want to know about Stephen Miller?
the books a little long and it goes on way too much about Stephen Miller. plenty of other people that we could discuss when it comes to right-wing fascist about Rush Limbaugh. and I can't leave out Sean Hannity or Michael Savage can a cast of others that made Steven who he is. still a little too long and a little too inside-baseball for my taste
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- D. Kritzman
- 23-10-2020
scary to imagine this is the USA
Interesting history of a really evil man. sounds like he needs to be flushed out quickly along with his boss
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- BrianAloha
- 22-10-2020
Important story about Miller. Hard work to listen
I learned a lot about Stephen Miller but it was not all that pleasant to listen to. The beginning about his family background was too much information and the end was rather hurried with less detail than I wanted.
The narration underwhelmed me. A bit flat as if a student was being paid simply to read it in somewhat of a monotone. However I would recommend this audiobook to others.
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- Ralf Tomandl
- 23-09-2020
A linier horror show
While very well researched and written, it is a rather linier and boring account of what went through the press over the past three years.
Anyone who follows politics knows this story, for those who don’t and want to learn that a right wing extremist is advising the president, it’s a great read.
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- Jennifer Minear
- 13-09-2020
Better editing and narration needed
This book read like a compilation of the author's notes and research rather than a constructed narrative. It was often redundant and there were threads that seemed disconnected from the rest of the book and left me wondering "Well, that was interesting but what does it have to do with the rest of the story?" It was also unfortunate that the book was narrated by the author, as her monotone was robotic and off-putting.
If you're looking for a narration of all the awful things Stephen Miller has done, this is your book. But I had expected this book would help explain in greater detail why Miller became the hate monger that he is - what makes him tick? Was there some terrible incident in his childhood that turned him into this monster? Instead, we hear that he came from a family with, yes, a father who shares some of Trump's personality traits but there is no evidence that this level of hate flows from anything other than a childhood love of gangster movies and power. I found the overall portrait of Miller unsatisfying and incomplete.
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- Seth G.
- 07-09-2020
Started off strong
Fascinating story particularly when juxtaposed against his family heritage. Depending on your side of the fence this is either tragic or one of the greatest things to happen to supremacy. A couple pet peeves when narrators mispronounce a city and synagogue that truly suffered (she pronounced Poway as Poeway) also at the end called our President “Donalds Trump”. One day there will be a movie about enigmatic personality.
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- toni
- 07-09-2020
A must read to understand Trump’s rhetoric
Steven Miller has been a regular talking head on FOxX for years and has always been a Hatemonger, since his first appearance on the radio during his high school years. Read this one right away!
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- WH
- 20-12-2020
The reading is genearlly excellent, but ..
The reader continuously drops "t"s, sounding like a middle school student.:"threa-end" for '"threatened', 'uncer-anty" for "uncertainty". Otherwise. great listen, and very scary. We barely dodged a bullet.
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- Phil Weeder
- 17-09-2020
Chilling, Horrifying story of Stephen Miller..
Well researched and in great detail. The author paints the picture of a young man radicalised for no apparent reason by a series of right wing mentors and who appears unfeeling for any non white inhabitants of this planet. The extent to which Miller has gone out of his way to make life horrifically difficult for Immigrants to the USA is truly terrifying.
His hijacking of any department or policy that crosses paths with legal or illegal immigration is breath-taking in it's scope. This man is the walking embodiment of hatred of non whites and this is his journey to the White House.
I fear for the future of the United States if he and Trump gain a second term. As a UK citizen this book has deeply affected me and it in a good way. Well written but scary stuff.
1 person found this helpful
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