Hugh Hewitt's Book Recommendations

"Get it. Read it. Send to friends and family."

"It’s hard to turn off and I’ve read wat, dozens of civil war books, but never with a focus on this hero of heroes."

"A superb read for professional and interested amateurs alike."

"Quite a remarkable book."

"When has the forward to a book actually mattered? The four pages offered by Justice Elena Kagan to The Essential Scalia do."

"Rarely has a book hit me with the impact of Begin Again."

"A must read book."

"It is eerie how so much of it is so relevant and how the epilogue was so prescient."

"Key to understanding white working class."

"A deeply disturbing book."

"Everyone should read it."

"A significant book, one which will be read for years if not decades."

"A dozen pages in and its hair raising. And true."

"Absolutely a must read."

"Terrific."

"Every parent’s nightmare."

"Serious political reporters looking to understand 2024 have to read the Pence and Pompeo books as well as @tedcruz recent “Justice Corrupted.” Really read them, the way GOP primary voters in small but material numbers will. 4"

"If you ask for one book this Christmas, make it "Witness To Dignity." And if you are a senior worried about old age and the great thereafter, or have a parent in that demographic, "Witness To Dignity" is THE book to give them, whatever their politics:"

"On now: @kilmeade talking about his book “The President and the Freedom Fighter” his terrific book on President Lincoln and Frederick Douglas:"

"This section, pp. 555-580, is worth the price of the book, and every reporter/pundit/essayist on American politics ought to read it. @wrmead isn't a partisan. He's a scholar, and rarely does a scholar step forward with this timely an assessment:"

"What a fabulous book by Yale’s Paul Kennedy (with paintings by Ian Marshall.) It is beautiful to study and full of the insights of a leading historian working with all the advantages of distance and experience:"

"The perfect book for the end of summer OR the fall beginning of any group (“small,” “men’s,” “women’s,” “couple’s,” “youth,” “staff,” “C-Suite”): The Virtues by John Garvey: This AM’s intv w/ the President Emeritus of @CatholicUniv:"

"25 years ago Allan Bloom predicted the blast. Now John Agresto surveys the ruins and the wreckage, as well as the saboteurs who would now lead the rebuilding —and says “Stop. Reconsider.” A fantastic book: 1."

"Up next: @BretBaier joins me to discuss his interview with Ukraine's President Zelensky. And for timely books on Russia, try Bret's "Three Days In Moscow":"

"Almost every page of Barr’s book is full of crucial details about the country since President Reagan took office. It should be mandatory reading for 1Ls. Journalists too of course though I’m not holding my breath for that. Get it. Read it. Learn from it:"

"Very much looking forward to this. New perspectives on Lincoln have a difficult time breaking through but the great success and insight of @NPRinskeep book on the Fremonts should persuade you to read this one:"