It’s a fairly easy read with some interesting insights regarding some of the early presidents. However, the book feels unfinished as the Trump and Biden presidencies were handled via essay rather than a dedicated chapter. It almost felt like the book was written a number of years ago and the last two presidents were an addition to the prior work. Also there was an embarrassing error when the authors indicated that Geraldine Ferraro had run with Michael Dukakis rather than Walter Mondale - certainly an unexpected error by “historians”.

Good in the beginning but then the RINO in O’Reilly comes out

I really enjoyed this book. It was not until the ending I would have said it one of Bill and Martin’s most informative fun reading they have done. Sadly that changed when Martin unrealistically sang the praises of Joe Biden. I finally stopped reading it when Martin claimed falsely, among other things, that Joe Biden inherited a Porous Southern Boarder from Trump.

Page 470, the authors get it wrong by listing the losing democratic ticket as Michael Dukakis and Geraldine Ferraro, Dukakis’s running mate was Lloyd Bentsen.

I felt like this was a good, well written book. It does a good job of giving an on the surface history of each of our presidents of these United States. My only complaint is that we did not get enough personal commentary from the authors on their own views regarding the presidents themselves. In his promotion of the book, O Reilly seemed to be hinting that there would be more of that. Overall I’d recommend this book to anyone wanting a generalized history of each of the presidents, and a brief glimpse into what made each of them tick. It did not change my opinion of the fact that Joe Biden is the single worst president this country has ever had.

Amazon screwed me!