Ben Shapiro Books
Ben Shapiro is one of the leading conservative commentators in the United States today. His podcast, The Ben Shapiro Show, is the nation’s top conservative podcast. He is a New York Times best-selling author of titles including Primetime Propaganda and The People Vs. Barack Obama.
The Right Side of History
What's The Right Side of History about?
The Right Side of History (2019) is both a rousing defense of Western civilization and a handy guide to the religious and philosophical thinking that underpins it. It explores the centuries of thought that have helped build and sustain the West, and seeks to understand and dispel more recent threats to that way of thinking.
Who should read The Right Side of History?
- People interested in the history of philosophy
- Those searching for a conservative guide to today’s world
- People skeptical about contemporary left-of-center political thought
What's How To Destroy America in Three Easy Steps about?
How To Destroy America in Three Easy Steps (2020) is an account of the political forces threatening to tear America in two. Drawing on history, philosophy, and politics past and present, this book emphatically argues that Americans should remember exactly what it is that unites them.
Who should read How To Destroy America in Three Easy Steps?
- Political junkies trying to understand the polarization of US politics
- Conservatives discouraged by the drift of American society
- US citizens interested in trying to bridge the political divide
The Authoritarian Moment
What's The Authoritarian Moment about?
The Authoritarian Moment (2021) is a plea to preserve America’s foundational freedoms in an era of rising authoritarianism. Rejecting a culture of censorship and conformity, it urges readers to stand up against the intolerance endemic to many modern institutions.
Who should read The Authoritarian Moment?
- Americans of all political parties who fear for their nation’s future
- Skeptics of widespread wokeism, ideological intolerance, and cancel culture
- Anyone concerned with preserving foundational American freedoms
Facts Don't Care about Your Feelings
What's Facts Don't Care about Your Feelings about?
Facts Don't Care about Your Feelings by Ben Shapiro challenges readers to confront their own biases and emotions in the face of hard evidence. With a no-nonsense approach, Shapiro delves into controversial topics such as climate change, healthcare, and identity politics, urging us to prioritize facts over feelings in our decision-making.
Who should read Facts Don't Care about Your Feelings?
Individuals who are interested in challenging their own beliefs and exploring different perspectives
Readers who enjoy thought-provoking and intellectually stimulating content
People who want to better understand and engage in political and social discussions