Summary of How I Saved the World by Jesse Watters
Author | : James Gerald |
Publisher | : Independently Published |
Total Pages | : 60 |
Release | : 2022-02-02 |
ISBN-10 | : 9798411380996 |
ISBN-13 | : |
Rating | : 4/5 (96 Downloads) |
Download or read book Summary of How I Saved the World by Jesse Watters written by James Gerald and published by Independently Published. This book was released on 2022-02-02 with total page 60 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: A Simple to Digest Summary Guide of Jesse Watters' Book "HOW I SAVED THE WORLD " This Summary Guide furnishes you with an extraordinary summed up to form of the center information contained in the full book, and the basics you need to completely fathom Note: This is a Summary and Analysis of How I Saved the World by Jesse Watters, not the original book. Who should read this Book ? This book is perfect for those who: ◆ Are fans of Jesse Watters, or were fans of Bill O'Reilly; ◆ Have a desire to understand political media and the inner workings better; ◆ Show interest in politics and wish to better understand how the media affects the people; ◆ Want to have a good laugh at the ambush interviews of Watters, which sometimes failed; ◆ Want a beach read that will make you laugh and teach you a bit about politics along the way. What's in it for Me & Why is it Important? The most important statement made within the pages of this book is that we must know the history of America and the past to move forward and improve as a country, Every country has a history filled with good and bad, but trying to erase that history leaves uninvolved and uninformed people. Though Watters takes a somewhat sarcastic approach to share his information and puffs himself up as an authority, which in some ways he is, the book has an important message. The book is funny, informative, and insightful, with a touch of self-aggrandizement to add to the storyline. You'll Soon Discover... ◆ Politics help drive the news cycle, and the news cycle can drive politics. ◆ There will always be bias in the news and media, but bias is more about what is omitted than shared. ◆ Jesse Watters got his first big break in the political news realm entirely by accident because Bill O'Reilly thought he was hiring an intern. ◆ The youth and young adults in America are highly uninformed when it comes to history and politics. ◆ Jesse Watters may not have actually saved the world, but he has altered his world and that of others. This Summary Guide helps busy folks like you who want to learn and grow but don't have time to waste getting right to the essence of the contents without having to wade through the fluff. By the time you're done going through this Summary Guide in 30 minutes, you'll have full confidence if the original book will be worth your time reading or not. By getting to the heart of each topic, readers have access to content that is both productive and instructive. Get your copy today! By scrolling up & clicking the Buy Now with 1- Click button Disclaimer: This book is a free asset to enhance the original book and isn't associated nor underwritten by the original author in any capacity. To buy "How I Saved the World" (full book); which this isn't, just sort for the name of the book in the search bar of Amazon