“I encourage you to check out the book, I read it, I really enjoyed it. On the Edge. A really good read if you’re looking for something and you’re a data probabilistic guy.” — Clay Travis

“To me, there is nothing better than sitting down in front of a blank screen and having complete control. Whereas everything else, whether it’s radio or TV, there are a lot of other moving parts, and there’s aspects that you don’t have any control over. I love writing because I’m ultimately responsible for every single word, and I want that responsibility, if that makes sense.” — Kat Timpf

“It’s called The Big Guy, and it’s basically the story of the cover up of the laptop. We didn’t know half of it when we were first censored by Big Tech in October of 2020. The the information that has come out since, and that I have discovered from whistleblowers named in unnamed is just mind blowing.” — Miranda Devine

“I wrote a whole book about corporate wokeness. I mean, Americans hate that. The sort of leftism of the investment community through environmental social governance and what happened at BlackRock at each of those instances. And I’m leaving out many more. That’s all written in the book. The consumer rejected it viciously. BlackRock was $2 trillion in assets under management when it became the sort of poster child for poor lefty ESG investing.” –Charles Gasparino

“Nobody knows what the truth is anymore. Well, that’s what this book is about. Is the truth worth looking for? It’s a dystopian tale where, you know, the 15-minute cities have happened and everybody lives in these, these dystopian kind of communities. And the rebels are the ones who don’t accept the history and don’t accept this way of life.” — Glenn Beck

“The fact is, all of that fear, that chronic fear, the mass anxiety, is artificial. None of it is natural. It is not organic. It’s not a new normal. And it is not inevitable. It is the kind of thing that is so weak.” –Tammy Bruce