Episode · The Charlie Kirk Show · 2026-10-01
Books mentioned on Winning Too Much?
As the midterms approach, an unsettling problem has become obvious: As the Trump Administration delivers on its biggest promises, like fixing the border and stopping trans lunacy, voters become forgetful rather than grateful. How can conservatives win elections if fixing up America is actually politically harmful?
Charlie Kirk recommended Nothing Left of Me by Alex Walters, and discussed The White Pill by Michael Malice and No Campus for White Men by Scott Greer.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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Nothing Left of Me
Nothing Left of Me is a written work by Alex Walters that explores contemporary political and cultural themes through sharp analysis and commentary.
Recommended“Evan Barker change check out her book nothing left check out her article thank you for joining us again”
Where to get it
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The White Pill
The White Pill by Michael Malice is a compelling historical non-fiction work that examines the collapse of totalitarian regimes and tyrannical systems through compelling narratives of resistance and historical turnaround.
Discussed“now the reason I reached out to you Scott is you're the author of White Pill we had you on to discuss that”
Where to get it
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No Campus for White Men
No Campus for White Men is a political commentary by Scott Greer that examines cultural and ideological controversies within American higher education during a past decade.
Discussed“and you also I remember your first book that we talked about a decade ago no campus for white men why don't you set the stage for us”
Where to get it
Other mentions in this episode (2) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
“I want to ask you wrote your book nothing left it is about you you were a democrat activist a democrat campaign worker and so on and you left them behind”
“and several other cases of this as I documented in my first book no campus for white men so this became a big ordeal”