Not knowing anything about him, do you think I should weigh a 2 minute off the cuff answer in a Q&A segment over what I might find in the 320 page book ubermonkey suggested? The framing of the video is plainly and severely biased, so I have to be suspicious about editing and what context or expansion/correction I might find in a longer clip, plus how the framing itself affects my own interpretation.
edit: Having read all...this, I think I'll still go with the free book, courtesy of my library.
edit: Having read all...this, I think I'll still go with the free book, courtesy of my library.