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Annie Jacobsen

Annie Jacobsen

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Sep 14, 2026

JayHOST
47:09
Yeah, I mean, the, the stuff that's truly scary is the, uh, accidental nuclear war.
JayHOST
47:17
Um, I think I talked about, I read, uh, Annie Jacobsen's book, Nuclear War: A Scenario, and I just finished her follow-up, Biological War: A Scenario, which is equally, um, unsettling.
SeanHOST
47:31
[laughs]
FrankHOST
47:32
You're in such-
Ben MallerHOST
45:37
I don't know.
RobbieGUEST
45:38
Though I tried to read that Annie Jacobsen book about biological warfare, and now I am a little freaked out about biological stuff, [laughs] so you never know.
Ben MallerHOST
45:46
Well, again, though, the things that could kill you.
RobbieGUEST
45:49
Yeah, exactly.
Danny JonesGUEST
49:27
Mm-hmm.
Julian DoreyHOST
49:27
And then I'm like, Annie Jacobsen's saying DARPA was telepathically talking to dolphins in 1992.
Danny JonesGUEST
49:33
Mm-hmm.
Julian DoreyHOST
49:33
It's like, how far ahead were these fucking Nazi scientists?
Philip StoneHOST
11:53
Great choice.
Chris WhiteHOST
11:54
For my other pick, again, a topic that's come up on the podcast previously, I've chosen Biological War: A Scenario by Annie Jacobsen.
Philip StoneHOST
12:01
Mm-hmm.
Chris WhiteHOST
12:01
And some, some listeners might remember that Bel highlighted Jacobsen's previous bestseller, Nuclear War: A Scenario, on the podcast last year.
Brian KeatingHOST
30:06
It still, still happens, Emad.
Brian KeatingHOST
30:07
And, and I just talked to Annie Jacobsen, the world's expert on both nuclear warfare and biological warfare-
Emad MostaqueGUEST
30:13
[laughs]
Brian KeatingHOST
30:13
... or axis, and it was a couple rough weeks for me to sleep at night hosting her here in San Diego twice.
Henry ZebrowskiGUEST
19:59
... from Russia.
Ryan SpragueHOST
20:00
Annie, uh, Annie Jacobsen.
Ryan SpragueHOST
20:02
Yeah.
Henry ZebrowskiGUEST
20:02
Anna Jacobsen, saying that he was sending these things over, which I think is a far crazier explanation than aliens.
Louise SchaperHOST
46:12
George, do you have any recommendations for the Pulse Poddies this week?
George MargelisHOST
46:16
I've been doing a little bit of reading over the weekend, and I came across an author called Annie Jacobsen.
George MargelisHOST
46:20
So Annie Jacobsen is a sort of political writer, but she's published two books recently, which are a little scary.
George MargelisHOST
46:26
One's called Nuclear War: A Scenario.
Louise SchaperHOST
46:29
Oh.
Chuck WendigGUEST
3:46
Oh.
Neil McRobertHOST
3:47
I'm very merry now 'cause I'm talking to you, 'cause as I was explaining to you, I've just finished recording with Annie Jacobsen all about-
Chuck WendigGUEST
3:53
[laughs]
Neil McRobertHOST
3:53
...
Brian McLeanHOST
67:13
That all ended up in Palantir's database on everybody.
Brian McLeanHOST
67:16
That was Annie Jacobsen, author Annie Jacobsen, who said that on the Danny Jones podcast.
Brian McLeanHOST
67:22
So, uh, I think she's talked about that in her book.
Brian McLeanHOST
67:26
That might be something people would be interested in.
speaker_1HOST
1:02
It is an engineered feature of the pathogen inside him.
speaker_0HOST
1:06
Okay, let's unpack this because this scenario is the chilling opening of Annie Jacobsen's deeply researched 2026 book, Biological War: A Scenario.
speaker_0HOST
1:16
And our mission for this deep dive is to examine the meticulous reporting in this book to really understand the mechanics of hypervirulent biological weapons.
speaker_1HOST
1:25
Mm-hmm.

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