The American Spectator’s founder, R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr., joined The American Spectator director of operations Leonora Cravotta and The Scott Adams Show host Scott Adams to discuss his newest book, How Do We Get Out of Here?: Half a Century of Laughter and Mayhem at The American Spectator — From Bobby Kennedy to Donald J. Trump, released today and available now for purchase.
How Do We Get Out of Here? recounts stories — full of “laugher and mayhem” — of seven presidents, six American and one Russian. Donald J. Trump in particular was “a different man” before he was elected president, Tyrrell tells Adams and Cravotta, pulling on his personal encounters with the man.
The book overflows with Tyrrell’s trademark irreverence, disregarding what is deemed “politically correct.” (READ MORE from Leonora Cravotta: From Deconstruction to Wokeness: French Conservatives Fight Back)
“I had a lot of fun living the life,” Tyrrell recounts, “and I had even more fun writing about the life.”
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