WEEKEND: Bill O'Reilly on his latest best-seller "Confronting the Presidents" (ep 261)

Joey Hudson / Just The Truth

Bill O'Reilly has done it again....#1 NY Times Best-seller!!!

With his trademark storytelling, Bill gives you inside looks at each presidential administration, as well as assessing their successes and failures. Here are some of the more notable observations.

In CONFRONTING THE PRESIDENTS: No Spin Assessments from Washington to Biden
(St. Martin’s Press, on sale date September 10, 2024, $32.00), Bill O’Reilly and Martin Dugard
take the measure of every president who has sat in the Oval Office. From the father of our
country, George Washington, to our current president Joe Biden, the authors weave fresh
stories and tantalizing facts in the same lively, informative style that has made their legendary
Killing books the most popular narrative history series in the world.
There have been 45 different men who served 46 presidencies in our nation’s history and have
left lasting legacies and impacts on America - some powerfully relevant today, some best
forgotten. Many presidential reputations changed and evolved over time. But regardless of
shifting political fortunes or how historians view each president, all shaped the country in
important and unexpected ways.

Bill O’Reilly and Martin Dugard are renowned for their extensive research. In CONFRONTING
THE PRESIDENTS, the authors uncover many never-before-seen historical facts based on
private correspondence and newly discovered documentation. The authors present 45
entertaining and insightful portraits of each president, including:
*Who served the country’s needs best?
*Which ones undermined the founding fathers’ ideals?
*What rivalries and controversies shaped their presidencies?
*The surprising roles many first ladies played in history
*No Spin Assessments: Who was the best? The worst? Who had little impact?

CONFRONTING THE PRESIDENTS isn’t only about politics. The authors delve into the lives
of these leaders: What did they like to eat, drink, and recreate when not working? How well did
they make decisions under pressure? What are their lasting legacies? 2024 will be one of the
most consequential elections in American history. O’Reilly and Dugard’s book is perfectly timed
to delight all readers of history, politics and current affairs.