My new book should be released Tuesday November 7th, in just over two weeks. You can’t pre-order it, cuz I like to do a surprise release in terms of the title and the content. But that morning it should be in stock on Amazon, and I’ll announce it in a video and give some details on what’s in it.

And as you read it, you’re going to go from “Yeah, I know that” to “Interesting, I hadn’t heard that” to “Wow, I had no idea THAT was happening” to “Holy crap! No brand name conservatives ever talk about this, but now that you mention it, it makes perfect sense and your book is so thoroughly sourced, it’s irrefutable and I see things so clearly now!”

If you’ve read any of my other books, then you know there are things in them I don't get into on YouTube and can’t post about on social media. Heck, I can’t even do an audio book version, cuz if there are soundbites of me saying out loud what I wrote, then I would surely get canceled. But thankfully liberals don’t read books, and I don’t say that because I’m using some offensive language or “hate speech” or slurs or anything in the book trying to be provocative.

It’s just that there are certain topics, facts, theological views, and opinions which are third rail issues. Too hot and controversial to talk about in most venues. At least, until they become such a problem in society that the dam breaks and people eventually can’t help but finally start to address them. Part of my goal is to move the Overton Window. We will push (or pull) Republican lawmakers and political pundits into these discussions eventually by bombarding them with questions, evidence, and arguments; and make addressing these issues unavoidable.

My last book, Hollywood Propaganda: How TV, Movies, and Music Shape Our Culture which came out at the end of 2020 got to number 3 on Amazon’s best seller list (of all books), and The Liberal Media Industrial Complex (which came out in 2019) hit number 2, so it’s certainly possible to push this one to the very top on Amazon’s bestseller list, but to do so, you’ll have to order it the day it’s released (most likely Tuesday, November 7th) so all the orders are concentrated which will help it get boosted in the Amazon algorithm.

Unlike New York Times best seller list, the Amazon list appears to be actually based on the number of sales, not just a curated list of the favorite books of the New York Times editors. So order one for yourself, and order a few more copies for your family and friends for Christmas which is just around the corner.

If you don’t like it, just send it back and get a refund. But I know you’re going to love it. If you think my videos are informative, just wait until you read the book. Have I ever let you down?