Michael Malice is the author of Dear Reader: The Unauthorized Autobiography of Kim Jong Il and The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics, and organizer of The Anarchist Handbook. He is also the subject of the graphic novel Ego & Hubris, written by the late Harvey Pekar of American Splendor fame. He is the host of “YOUR WELCOME” with Michael Malice. Malice has co-authored books with several prominent personalities, including Made in America (the New York Times best selling autobiography of UFC Hall of Famer Matt Hughes), Concierge Confidential (one of NPR’s top 5 celebrity books of the year) and Black Man, White House (comedian D. L. Hughley’s satirical look at the Obama years, also a New York Times best seller). He is also the founding editor of “Overheard in New York.”
Tomorrow, he will be appearing on Triggernometry for a fourth time where he will be discussing the history of North Korea and the Kim dynasty, as well as the realities of living in the country now, its foreign policy and Kim Jong Un.
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As one of the great communist historians can you please explain what about Islam appeals to the left? are left just useful idiots in the red-green alliances? and why dont' they learn from history/
How does the NK dynasty end? Is Kim going to get Maduro’ed? Is the more democratic relative Yeonmi Park talks about going to be their Reza Pahlavi? Is there even any hope for the Korean people?
Also, what role does NK play regarding Taiwan as well as Russian, Chinese, Authoritarian Axis policy more broadly? Should we care, or are they a relatively minor player that is occupied by SK whilst America deals with the real problems?