The Great Reset: Joe Biden and the Rise of Twenty-First-Century Fascism

In The Great Reset, Glenn Beck examines what he identifies as global power structures and their plans for economic and social transformation. Beck focuses on the World Economic Forum's "Great Reset" initiative and its potential implications for individual liberty and free market capitalism. The book analyzes the connections between international organizations, political figures, and corporate entities that Beck claims are working to reshape the world economic system. Through documentation and research, Beck traces the development of various policies and proposals that he believes threaten traditional American values and sovereignty. Beck presents his case that current political and economic trends, including responses to climate change and public health crises, are being used to advance a specific agenda. The book includes extensive source material and references to support its central arguments about the nature of these transformational efforts. The work represents a warning about centralized control and the erosion of individual rights, positioning itself as a defense of free market principles against what the author perceives as an authoritarian threat. This text serves as both a political commentary and a call to action for readers concerned about economic freedom.

Readers who align with Beck's political views rate the book highly for documenting connections between global organizations and COVID-19 policies. Many cite the extensive endnotes and research sources as adding credibility. Positive reviews highlight: - Clear explanations of complex financial concepts - Details on World Economic Forum initiatives - Links between corporate policies and government actions Critical reviews focus on: - Confirmation bias in source selection - Speculative conclusions - Alarmist tone From verified purchasers: "Well researched but reaches too far in connecting disparate events" - Amazon reviewer "Important warning about threats to individual liberty" - Goodreads user "Too many unsupported claims masked as facts" - Barnes & Noble review Ratings: Amazon: 4.8/5 (13,000+ reviews) Goodreads: 4.3/5 (2,800+ ratings) Barnes & Noble: 4.7/5 (900+ reviews)

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🔷 Glenn Beck wrote this book while battling COVID-19 himself, completing much of the manuscript while in isolation during his illness. 🔷 The book reached #1 on the New York Times bestseller list in January 2022, marking Beck's sixth #1 bestseller. 🔷 The term "The Great Reset" was originally introduced by World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab in June 2020 as his vision for post-pandemic economic recovery. 🔷 The book connects modern policy initiatives to historical figures like Edward Bernays, considered the "father of public relations," who wrote extensively about mass manipulation techniques. 🔷 Beck's research team compiled over 1,000 pages of source material during the book's development, which was condensed into the final 320-page manuscript.