When I Was a Kid, This Was a Free Country By G. Gordon Liddy Hardcover - (October 2002) - $27.95 So much has changed since G. Gordon Liddy was a kid - and not for the better. In the latest book from the smash-hit radio host, When I Was a Kid, This Was a Free Country, he surveys the damage: restrictive gun control laws, bewilderingly complicated and limiting environmental regulations, politically correct strangleholds on free speech and free thought, and even encroachments on our property rights and due process of law.
	Breakdown By Bill Gertz Hardcover - (September 2002) - $27.95 Breakdown is the real story of how September 11 was allowed to happen-complete with previously unpublished classified documents (the details of which have been redacted to protect American security). New York Times bestselling author Bill Gertz uses his unparalleled access to contacts and knowledge of America’s intelligence system to show how this system completely broke down in the years, months, and days leading up to the deadly terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center Towers and the Pentagon.
	Fighting Back By Bill Sammon Hardcover - (October 2002) - $27.95 Best-selling author and award-winning White House correspondent Bill Sammon goes behind the scenes with President George W. Bush as he leads our nation through a new kind of war. Fighting Back follows Bush from September 11, 2001 when he learned of the attacks while at a grade school in Florida, through the overthrow of the Taliban in Afghanistan, through the most recent developments. Sammon uses his unprecedented White House access to put readers behind the scenes and in the know.
	Invasion By Michelle Malkin Hardcover - (September 2002) - $27.95 Invasion exposes how America continues to welcome terrorists, criminal aliens, foreign murderers, torturers, and the rest of the world's "undesirables." It reveals how our immigration authorities have granted citizenship or legal permanent residence to America-haters and brutal thugs. And it explains how misguided policies and overworked officials have encouraged criminals to enter our country, abuse our systems, and attack our citizens.
	Shooting Straight By Wayne LaPierre and James Jay Bake Hardcover - (September 2002) - $27.95 If the Second Amendment-your right to own a gun-collapses, so does the entire Bill of Rights. And make no mistake, there are powerful, organized political forces that want to take away your gun rights and shove the Second Amendment into the ashcan of history. That's the message of Wayne LaPierre, executive vice president and chief executive officer of the National Rifle Association, and James Jay Baker, former executive director of the NRA's Institute for Legislative Action.
	Goodbye, Good Men By Michael S. Rose Hardcover - (May 2002) - $27.95 Goodbye, Good Men provides the real truth behind the current scandal rocking the Catholic Church. Investigative reporter Michael Rose has conducted 150 interviews and exhaustive research to reveal how liberals have infiltrated the Church-undermining its core beliefs-and encouraging a radical subculture where homosexuality is encouraged and anti-religious practices are rewarded. The revelations in Goodbye, Good Men will shock the nation and ignite a firestorm of debate.
	Kill It and Grill It By Ted and Shemane Nugent Hardcover - (May 2002) - $21.95 Ted likes to say, “You can’t grill it until you kill it.” Well, even if you don’t kill it personally, now you can grill it just like the Nuge. In Kill It and Grill It, Ted Nugent shares his favorite recipes for such exotic fare as wild boar, pheasant, buffalo and venison. Kill It and Grill It is filled with hunting anecdotes, detailed instructions on cleaning and dressing your game, helpful hints for those new to hunting and cooking wild game, nutritional information, and more than 50 recipes!
	Epidemic by Meg Meeker, M.D. Hardcover - 288 pages (October 2002) - $24.95 Sexually transmitted diseases among teens has become a full-blown epidemic — a national emergency that’s killing our kids. In 1960, only two STDs existed. Today, more than 30 viruses exist. One in five kids over the age of 11 has genital herpes — a 500% increase since 1976. After their first sexual encounter, new studies show that teen-age girls have a 46% chance of contracting human papilloma virus, a virus that results in cervical cancer 93% of the time! Clearly, this epidemic is wreaking havoc on our youth. In this groundbreaking expose, Dr. Meg Meeker uncovers the story of this serious epidemic and the pattern of political correctness and marketing hype that has caused this tidal wave of disease.
	Breaking the Rules of Aging by David A. Lipschitz, MD, PhD Hardcover - 272 pages (October 2002) - $24.95 Forget failing eyesight and fragile bones-forget everything you thought you knew about aging; it's out of line with what the leading researchers know. And Dr. David Lipschitz — PBS's beloved “Doctor David” — is here to shatter some of the biggest myths, and to outline a new way to understand and manage the aging process. The big news? There are things you can do right now to dramatically reduce or eliminate the most common afflictions of old age. But they're not what you think!
	Shakedown: Exposing the Real Jesse Jackson by Kenneth R. Timmerman Hardcover - (March, 2002) - $29.95 Jesse Jackson is a modern day highway robber who uses cries of racism to steal from individuals, corporations, and government, to give to himself, says veteran investigative reporter Kenneth R. Timmerman. Until now, however, no one has been brave enough to say it and diligent enough to prove it...
	What's So Great About America by Dinesh D'Souza Hardcover - (April, 2002) - $27.95 America is under attack as never before. Not only from foreign terrorists, but also from within. Islamic terrorists declare America the “Great Satan.” Many Europeans complain about America spreading its cultural wasteland. And perhaps worst of all, here in our own country, those on the political Left still blame America for every ill in the world. Left-wing multiculturalism -- dominant in our own schools and universities -- teaches students that Western and American culture is no better than, and probably worse than, Third World cultures. Does this imply the death of the West? Quite the opposite, says best-selling author Dinesh D’Souza.
	Bias by Bernard Goldberg Hardcover - (December, 2001) - $27.95 In 1996, veteran CBS News reporter and producer Bernie Goldberg committed the unpardonable sin of publicly mentioning the issue of liberal bias in the media. For that he became persona non grata at CBS. In his new book Bias: A CBS Insider Exposes How the Media Distorts the News, Goldberg tells how friends and colleagues turned on him, from junior CBS reporters all the way to Dan Rather. But much more than that, he exposes a bias so uniform and overwhelming that it permeates every “news” story we hear and read-and so entrenched and deep rooted that the networks themselves don’t even recognize it.
	The Final Days by Barbara Olson Hardcover - 258 pages (October 22, 2001) - $27.95 New York Times best-selling author Barbara Olson, whose Hell to Pay laid bare the sordid political deals of Hillary Rodham Clinton, now turns her razor sharp vision on the Clintons' shocking excesses in their final days of office: the outrageous pardons to political cronies and friends, the looting of the White House, the executive orders that were sheer abuses of presidential power, the presidential library that is becoming a massive boondoggle of vanity more appropriate to a Third World dictator, and much more. This was how the Clintons chose to end their occupation of the White House, in a story whose reverberations are still shaking the political landscape.
	In the Arena: A Memoir of the 20th Century by Caspar Weinberger Hardcover - (November, 2001) - $34.95 Caspar Weinberger was privileged to have been on the front lines of history as it was being made through most of the twentieth century. It is from this perspective that he has written his memoirs, In the Arena: A Memoir of the Twentieth Century. The book is strung on the thread of his personal reminiscence, and is filled with anecdotal material about his encounters with U.S. presidents, world leaders, and military generals. Weinberger provides a window on the personalities and motivations of Presidents Reagan and Nixon before, as well as during, their presidencies.
	Higher Purpose by Tom Whittaker Hardcover - 339 pages (October, 2001) - $27.95 As Tom Whittaker struggled to keep conscious the night of November 27, 1979, his thoughts focused on a singular plea: Please, don’t let them take my legs. Earlier that evening, a drunk driver struck Tom’s VW van on an isolated, snow-covered road in Idaho and shattered his legs-and his dreams. When he awoke from emergency surgery, the 31-year-old mountaineer’s right leg had been amputated at mid-shin and his right kneecap removed. In the years since then, Tom has not only taken his life back, he’s taken his family, his fellow sportsmen, and hundreds of thousands of disabled and able-bodied people to the top of the world.
	Every Heart Attack is Preventable by Michael Mogadam, M.D. Hardcover - 256 pages (August 31, 2001) - $21.95 Your doctor might be killing you. So says Dr. Michael Mogadam who illustrates how even the best-intentioned doctors have failed to keep up with scientific breakthroughs in preventing heart attacks-and are often advising patients to do the opposite of what is right. Among his other findings, Dr. Mogadam shows that for thirty years American medicine has pegged cholesterol as Public Enemy #1 in the fight against heart disease-and proves who wrong that analysis is. In his new book Every Heart Attack Is Preventable, Dr. Mogadam highlights the 20 risk factors associated with heart disease, of which cholesterol is only one, and offers a step-by-step guide to avoiding-or controlling-all of them. He includes his own Twenty Risk Factors diet, which combines good nutrition and the latest science with practicality and a joy in good food.
	Absolute Power by David Limbaugh Hardcover - 385 pages (March 12, 2001) - $27.95 The political axiom “If power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely,” applies to many facets of the Clinton administration. And nowhere was this more true than in the Clinton-Reno Justice Department. Absolute Power is the only case-by-case dissection of the beast that was the Clinton Justice Department. If you thought you’d heard it all, you’ll still be shocked at what Limbaugh has uncovered. Although Clinton and Reno are finally gone, the effects of their abuse of power live on. Absolute Power brings to light all of the misdeeds perpetrated by the Clinton-Reno Justice Department in hope that we may never witness such abuse of power in the future.
	At Any Cost by Bill Sammon Hardcover - 256 pages (May 15, 2001) - $27.95 At Any Cost is the inside story of exactly how Al Gore dragged a one-day presidential election into a five-week ordeal and nearly pulled off the largest act of political larceny ever in American politics. Award-winning reporter Bill Sammon spent months on the campaign trail following the Gore campaign, and then spent the last 40 days in Florida tracking the post-election ordeal. At Any Cost will be the one post-election book to take a critical look at the actions of the Gore campaign both before and after November 7, 2000.
	Invasion of Privacy by Michael S. Hyatt Hardcover - 279 pages (April 18, 2001) - $27.95 Are you being watched? You may not realize it, but your privacy is under attack. Detailed information about you is available to just about anyone who wants it--corporations, fund-raisers, criminals, government agents, and more. Most people today think of privacy as simply an Internet issue (that is, if they think about privacy at all), but as Michael S. Hyatt shows in Invasion of Privacy, you are vulnerable even if you don’t use a computer. It’s up to you to protect your privacy and your family from unwelcome intruders. Michael Hyatt shows you how.
	The New Americans by Michael Barone Hardcover - 256 pages (May 1, 2001) - $27.95 In the most original book on American ethnic history in decades veteran political commentator Michael Barone compares startling ethnic combinations, matching nineteenth century Jewish, Italian, and Irish immigrants with, respectively, twentieth century Asian and Latin American immigrants and black Americans, finding similar patterns of achievement, occupational preference, and stimulating continuities in patterns of religious faith, family values, and politics. Barone also highlights new challenges.
	Sell-Out by David Schippers Hardcover - 352 pages (August 21, 2000) - $27.95 The shocking and disturbing inside account by the Chief Counsel to the House impeachment managers. As a former Chicago prosecutor, David Schippers thought he had seen everything-treachery, double crosses, sellouts. But what he saw behind the scenes at the Clinton impeachment shocked him to his core. This is his story- the story from a man who knows more than anyone else about what went on behind closed doors leading up to the impeachment of President Clinton.
	Hell to Pay by Barbara Olson Hardcover - 344 pages (November 1999) - $27.95 From her husband’s first campaign in Arkansas to his impeachment proceedings, Hillary Clinton has always stood by her man. But beneath the seemingly courageous façade lies a cool, calculating player who has perhaps done more to plunge Bill Clinton into political hot water than Slick Willie himself. Television commentator and former congressional investigator Barbara Olson has conducted countless interviews and tapped sources of Washington insiders to get to know the real Hillary. In Hell to Pay, Olson separates fact from fiction and shows us Hillary’s often disturbing complicity in her husband’s affairs.
	Total Wealth by Mac Barnes with intro by Michael Bloomberg Hardcover - 250 pages (February 15, 2001) - $24.95 Everyone wants to accumulate wealth and retire in style. Mac Barnes, one of the founding executives at Bloomberg Financial Markets, shows you how to simplify your investing approach and achieve your financial goals at the same time. Drawing on his 16 years at Bloomberg, Barnes explains how his systematic total wealth plan can help you achieve financial independence and personal independence as well. Mac Barnes started his financial career nearly 30 years ago, in the silver trading room at Mocatta Metals. Since then, he has worked for Merrill Lynch, Salomon Brothers, and Bloomberg Financial Markets.
	The Diet Trap by Pamela M. Smith, R.D. Hardcover - 308 pages (May 1, 2000) - $21.95 Nationally acclaimed diet and nutrition expert and bestselling author Pam Smith examines the dilemmas, deceptions, and dangers of today's popular diets.
	God, Guns, and Rock & Roll by Ted Nugent Hardcover - 288 pages (August 21, 2000) - $24.95 Get ready to roc, doc. You've just entered the world of Ted Nugent, where freedom reigns, thanks to our God-given right to self-defense and the Second Amendment, heroes rule-it's "we the people" NOT "we the sheeple"-and dinner comes care of "pistolero steakage." You thought the day of the patriot had gone. Guess again. The minuteman has come back to life as the raging Motor City Madman. Here's a hard rockin', hard workin' star, whose life is devoted to knocking down violent crime, knocking down drugs, and knocking down restrictions on American freedom-personally.
	The Venona Secrets by Herbert Romerstein and Eric Breindel Hardcover - 608 pages (November 2000) - $29.95 U.S. security jeopardized during the Cold War. The Venona Files are several intercepted communiques between the Soviet Union and American Communists following World War II. Called the most important intelligent intercepts of the post War era, these documents were recently released to the public. Authors Herb Romerstein and the late Eric Breindel plumbed the Venona files to find a pattern of espionage and betrayal. Their report implicates leading scientists, aides to the President, and well known journalists in a web of deceit and spying that endangered the security of the United States and the safety of the Western World.
	The China Threat by Bill Gertz Hardcover - 280 pages (November 2000) - $27.95 How Communist China has targeted America. Bill Gertz has written the definitive book on China's threat to the United States. Highlights of The China Threat include: - Espionage, how the People's Republic of China (PRC) has infiltrated our government, our political system, and even our military to obtain sensitive material; - Military Escalation, how the PRC is currently upgrading its short- and long-range missile systems to fight a multi-front war; - Economic Warfare, how the PRC subsidizes its industry and exploits its labor force to damage western industries and economies, particularly those of the United States; - Diplomatic Treachery, how PRC emissaries will say or do anything to gain advantage in matters of trade or state; and how China is already attempting to bully America. The China Threat sheds new light on the next "Evil Empire" and suggests where China will strike next.
	Icons of Evolution by Jonathan Wells Hardcover - 362 pages (October 1, 2000) - $27.95 Debunking Darwin... Jonathan Wells has news for you. Everything you were taught about evolution was wrong. Every iconic image--from the "primordial soup" to the changing colors of moths in industrial England, to the ascent of man--is, says Dr. Wells, either inconclusive, incomplete, or even outright fraudulent. Wells commands readers to sharpen their critical thinking and challenge the integrity of scientific thought, while arguing for greater honesty in the continuing, contentious debate over evolution. Wells argues that the most famous case studies for evolution "no longer convey the spirit or substance of science, but have become instruments of indoctrination--the icons of evolution." These icons deserve to be toppled for the faleshoods that they are. Icons of Evolution is a book that will light the fires of controversy and force scientists to give us a more honest and objective report on what we've truly discovered about evolution in the past 100 years.
	After the Internet: Alien Intelligence by Dr. James Martin Hardcover - 479 pages (November 2000) - $27.95 This future is coming fast. Former rocket scientist and internationally known high-tech computer consultant James Martin explains why the “alien intelligence” of computers will not be like human intelligence, but how those who can understand it will dominate the electronic global economy of the future.
	Heart Sense for Women by Stephen Sinatra Hardcover - 436 pages (June 15, 2000) - $21.95 From America's most trusted cardiologist and his wife and co-author, here's the life-saving information that every woman needs to know and America's worst killer of women in their prime.
	The Old Limey by H. W. Crocker III Hardcover - 339 pages (January 22, 2001) - $19.95 The Old Limey is the story of a retired, reactionary, British brigadier general-Nigel Haversham, “the old limey” --searching for his goddaughter in Los Angeles, where she has mysteriously disappeared. What he finds is a web of comic chaos that includes California beach beauties, Jamaican drug gangs, and other colorful characters, feuding, fighting in a mad-and hilarious-search-and-rescue operation that keeps the reader both tense with excitement and convulsed with laughter. It just might be the surprise smash hit of 2001!