How I Saved the World

by Jesse Watters

First published 2021

Jesse Watters presents his vision for rescuing America from what he sees as destructive forces. The Fox News personality behind Watters World and The Five chronicles his journey from entry-level network employee to prominent conservative voice. Watters recounts his experiences confronting corrupt officials and CEOs with ambush interviews, conducting beach surveys where college students struggle with basic civics questions, and even fumbling through political discussions aboard Air Force One with the President. He weaves these career highlights with his prescriptions for defeating left-wing radicalism, preserving democratic institutions, and moving past what he calls aging hippie influences. Watters frames America's future as a series of clear choices between traditional values like all-American hamburgers versus Green New Deal policies he likens to breadlines. His solutions target social justice warriors and deep state operatives while maintaining his characteristic irreverent humor, including gentle mockery of colleague Juan Williams. The book combines memoir with political manifesto, offering Watters' roadmap for restoring what he considers proper order and fairness to American society.

Genres: american, autobiography, memoir, non-fiction, biography-memoir, 21st-century, journalism, current-affairs

Vibes: thought-provoking

Tropes: memoir, political-manifesto

Setting: Air Force One, America

Period: 21st Century

289 pages · Hardcover · Broadside Books

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