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Love All of the People, an accumulation of questionable comedian Expenses Hicks’ stand-up programs, words, journals, and notebooks, traces his development from amazing traditional stand-up to something much more fascinating and risky: a witty speaking without concern. The end result is just a revolutionary thinker masquerading as a comic, plumbing the National mind with difficult (and side-splitting) findings. Hicks, who died of cancer in 1993, didn’t move the easy way together with his laughter. He assaulted the lies that justified the carnage of the Gulf Conflict, the power of the conventional press to confuse and damaged, and the demeaning cynicism of the advertising tradition.