Google's Eric Schmidt and Jared Cohen speak with Glenn Beck on Feb. 24, 2014. (Photo: TheBlaze TV)
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ICYMI: The week in books featuring Google, the Iraqi translator who became an American hero, George Gilder's new economics and Fred Siegel's new theory on liberalism
March 01, 2014
In case you missed it, here are the biggest stories from Blaze Books this week. Be sure to follow us on Twitter @TheBlazeBooks and Facebook to stay up to date!
- Read an excerpt from the book Glenn Beck will be discussing with Google’s Eric Schmidt and Google Ideas’ Jared Cohen on this evening’s program
- Want to understand what's really going on at Google? These 3 books on technology can help
Stories
- Author: What you thought you knew about liberalism’s roots is wrong
- These 28 quotes may completely change your perspective on economics
- The Iraqi interpreter who became the Navy SEALs’ most trusted translator and saved countless American lives
- 3 books to understand the Middle East from progressive shredder and author of ‘Londonistan,' Melanie Phillips
- Guess what former Fed Chairman has a book coming out
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Ben Weingarten is a writer, commentator, and editor at large at RealClearInvestigations. He is a senior contributor at the Federalist and writes columns for Newsweek and the Epoch Times.
Ben Weingarten
Ben Weingarten is a writer, commentator, and editor at large at RealClearInvestigations. He is a senior contributor at the Federalist and writes columns for Newsweek and the Epoch Times.
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