by Glenn Beck
First published 2022
Glenn Beck examines what he calls the Great Reset, a movement among global elites to transform the world economy through coordinated action by banks, corporations, and governments. Beck argues this initiative, promoted by organizations like the World Economic Forum through private meetings in Switzerland, represents a threat to American freedoms and traditional ways of life. He connects the movement to figures including Joe Biden and United Nations leadership, claiming their environmental and social governance programs would concentrate unprecedented power in the hands of international institutions. Drawing on twenty years of research into authoritarian movements, Beck uses humor and detailed analysis to explain how he believes this economic transformation would fundamentally alter American society. The book presents Beck's case that understanding these elite networks and their methods is the first step toward preserving individual liberty and free market principles.
Genres: business, political-science, economics, non-fiction, 21st-century, current-affairs
Vibes: suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: conspiracy-theory, dystopian
Setting: Switzerland
Period: 20 Years
320 pages · Hardcover · Forefront Books