Book · 2017 · Persuasion (Psychology)
Win bigly
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I followed up with my book, Win Bigly, that trained an army of citizens how to be more persuasive, which they correctly saw as a minor superpower. I know that book changed lives because I hear it often.
Megyn Kelly · The Megyn Kelly Show · Jan 2026 Listen at 1:18:23 What they say about it
- Critical reviews of the book“his terrible book”3
The best things said about it
Scott wrote his terrible book Win Bigly.
The book we're reading today is Win Bigly: Persuasion in a World Where Facts Don't Matter.
In his nearly unreadable book Win Bigly, Scott claims that during this first period of interest in drawing he was a regular churchgoer.
At the end of this section of his book Win Bigly, which is a stupid book about winning arguments...
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Why people recommend it
Win Bigly by Scott Adams is a book that examines persuasion techniques and argues that Donald Trump used master-level persuasion tactics to win the presidency in a world where facts often do not matter. On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly read from Scott Adams' final message and mentioned that the book trained citizens to be more persuasive, noting that it changed lives because she heard about it often. Meanwhile, Robert Evans offered a starkly different perspective across multiple episodes of Behind the Bastards. Evans referred to the work as a terrible and nearly unreadable book, critiquing it while discussing Adams' obsessions, early religious doubts, takeaways from psychedelics, and his characterization of Trump as a god-king. Jordan Harbinger also brought up the book on The Jordan Harbinger Show while discussing guests, acknowledging Adams' output and his work on persuasion. Across these podcasts, the book is recognized both as a practical guide to the superpower of persuasion and as a controversial political commentary that attracted severe criticism for its framing of modern political figures and arguments.
Every mention
Robert Evans why the book we're reading today is Win bigly persuasion in a world where facts don't matter some versions… 4
“that's why Scott wrote his terrible book win bigly”
“why the book we're reading today is Win bigly persuasion in a world where facts don't matter some versions of the book I think he credits Donald Trump as a co-author”
“in his nearly unreadable book win bigly Scott claims that during uh this first period of interest um in drawing he was a regular churchgoer”
“Scott writes it as a positive realization but then at the end of this section of his book win bigly which is a stupid book about winning arguments and how Donald Trump is uh [ __ ] god king”
Jordan Harbinger and a guy like Scott Adams who is very is that where you're kind of all of his books unbelievable win bigly 1
“and a guy like Scott Adams who is very is that where you're kind of all of his books unbelievable win bigly”
Megyn Kelly I followed up with my book, Win Bigly, that trained an army of citizens how to be more persuasive, which th… 1
“I followed up with my book, Win Bigly, that trained an army of citizens how to be more persuasive, which they correctly saw as a minor superpower. I know that book changed lives because I hear it often.”
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Other mentions (3: passing, ad reads, own books)
“Joining me today, is the creator of the legendary "Dilbert" comic strip, as well as a best selling author and guy who really, really loves coffee, Scott Adams.”
“joining me today is the creator of the Dilbert comic strip author of the new book win big Lea and a guy who seems to make some pretty spot-on predictions”
“well I have them in my book win big Lee yeah so you can you can see them there”