Best History Books

“Ray does an astounding job of giving us an inspiring and thought-provoking experience by looking at the rises and declines of empires, showing how economics, culture, military prowess, innovation, inequality, and other elements interact. He leaves us with an improved perspective for thinking about very vexing issues such as the state of America versus China.”

“Take it from someone who has been on the inside, who understands the fight we are currently in, and who knows what must be done to save our country. Dr. Sebastian Gorka's latest book, The War for America's Soul, leverages the former White House strategist's expertise, driven by his determination to preserve what made America great in the first place.”

“I'm surprised they haven't tried to destroy the reputation of Alexis de Tocqueville in his book Democracy in America. Just a matter of time. You notice the Democrats want to keep centralising power... Alexis de Tocqueville comes to America... and he says there's no conceivable way America could ever have such an all powerful centralized government.”

“Forget what you thought you knew about education in America—this book will rock your consciousness. Battle for the American Mind exposes the insidious and hidden Marxist takeover of America's classrooms, and arms every citizen, parent, and grandparent with a plan to fight back. For the sake of our Republic, read Pete Hegseth's book.”

“If you haven't already, read: Tripping Over the Truth... It is a great review of the history of Cancer. It concludes that the reason for the failed war against cancer stems from a flawed paradigm that categorizes cancer as an exclusively genetic disease and explores therapies born from the emerging metabolic theory of cancer.”