Book · 2014 · Humor
How to Fight Presidents
Defending Yourself Against the Badasses Who Ran This Country
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If you could use a pick-me-up after all of these horrible stories of child molestation, Dan O'Brien has a really fun and entertaining and educational book called How to Fight Presidents.
Why people recommend it
How to Fight Presidents by Daniel O'Brien is a humorous book offering unconventional historical instruction on combatting former leaders of the United States. On the podcast Behind the Bastards during the episode Part Two: Jeffrey Epstein: Pimp to the Powerful, Robert Evans recommended the publication to his listeners in March 2019. Following a discussion covering deeply disturbing and grim stories concerning child molestation, Evans suggested that the audience might appreciate a complete change of pace. He specifically highlighted Daniel O'Brien's work as a genuinely fun, entertaining, and educational option that could serve as a much-needed pick-me-up. The host emphasized that readers looking for relief from heavy and distressing subject matter would find the humorous historical guide both engaging and lighthearted. Through this recommendation, Evans positioned the text as an effective comedic remedy to offset the dark atmosphere created by the rest of the podcast episode, demonstrating how certain books can successfully bridge education and pure entertainment for audiences seeking diversion from harsh realities.
Every mention
Robert Evans if you could use a pick-me-up after all of these horrible stories of child molestation, Dan O'Brien has a r… 1
“if you could use a pick-me-up after all of these horrible stories of child molestation, Dan O'Brien has a really fun and entertaining and educational book called How to Fight Presidents.”
Other mentions (1: passing, ad reads, own books)
“I knew I was going to have my friend and uh and former colleague uh expert on many different presidents, author of the book How to Fight Presidents.”