Andrew Doyle

"I went out to Grok and it did it straight away because Grok isn't saying that you are too delicate to read the stuff"

"I recently did some lectures about Shakespeare for the Peterson Academy because I'm really into help. I love the Peterson Academy. I love what they're doing."

"I use AI mostly as a search engine because what's great about it is you could say, 'Oh, I read an article like 10 years ago that said something like this.' And it will find it and you'd never find that on Google"

"Have you seen the Netflix series Ripley about the talented Mr. Ripley?"

"There was a book by a guy called Aryeh Neier who was the head of the ACLU called Defending My Enemy."

"I found a Daily Mail article about it. So, it's on public domain."

"She created a woman's app, women's only app and this was in the wake of me too... which was called Giggle."

"There's a book by Hannah Barnes called Time to Think which found that between 80 and 90% of all adolescence referred to that clinic were same-sex attracted."

"There was that book, The Courage to Heal, where it said, 'If you think you might have been abused, you probably were.' Like such a reckless thing to say."

"When people were asking Alexa, you know, do white lives matter, you know, and and it was coming up with this kind of very ideological response."

"your book, The End of Woke, it's available. Did you do the audio version of it? I did. It took me ages."

"I had a show in the UK on GB News up until recently and I interviewed this woman called Sal Grover."