From noted New York Times bestselling Reagan biographer, and according to President Donald J. Trump  "highly respected Presidential Historian," comes Craig Shirley's UPHEAVAL : The Inside Account of Donald J. Trump’s Remarkable Journey to Victory and Return to Power to Save America Much like Shirley’s bestselling Ronald Reagan campaign books, UPHEAVAL  is an insiders’ look at the 2024 Donald Trump for President campaign. With unlimited access to campaign staff, polling data, strategy meetings, and the candidate, follow Shirley inside the campaign from January of 2024, day-by-day, month-by-month, to the end, election day and victory in November.  According to Shirley, Donald Trump’s past and present history is badly, and in some cases deliberately, misunderstood by the Establishment writers and scribes. Shirley sees Trump as an important transitional figure of history: America is no longer a nation of Republicans versus Democrats or even liberals versus conservatives, although there is some overlap; America is transitioning into a nation of Establishment versus Anti-Establishment, and much of this transition is due to Donald Trump. The campaign of 2024 proved this fact. UPHEAVAL  is an exciting, visceral and intellectual exploration of the how’s and whys of Donald Trump and his millions of followers; you will learn of President Donald J. Trump’s evolution of thought into the Anti-Establishment populist leader he is today. And about how a Presidential campaign operates, the inner workings, how decisions are made and why one loses, or in the case of President Trump, wins. Praise for April 1945: The Hinge of History by Craig Shirley "April 1945 was a turning point in history. Nobody tells the real story and drama of that time better than Craig Shirley." --Christopher Ruddy, CEO of NEWSMAX MEDIA INC. "This newest book by Craig Shirley propels him into the first rank of American historians. In April 1945 Shirley tells well a story that has never been told before, and he does so with the same verve, energy, and detail as he did with his books on Ronald Reagan, his biography of me, and his book on Mary Ball Washington. April 1945 , his companion book to his bestseller December 1941 , is a must-read." --Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the House of Representatives and bestselling author Praise for Citizen Newt: The Making of a Reagan Conservative by Craig Shirley "Craig is a genuine historian. I have great admiration for the work he's done on Reagan. Prior to Craig, I never thought about finding somebody [to write the biography]. He could do the job." --Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich "At a time when our history books and biographies are being revised at warp speed by practitioners of identity politics and a generation of academics fearful of being accused of being politically incorrect and losing their jobs, Craig Shirley stands out as an honest and highly talented biographer who is also a man of conviction... In this deeply researched biography, written in strong clear prose with wit and understanding, while never glossing over missteps and mistakes, Craig Shirley has given us that honest accounting." --John R. Coyne Jr., former White House speechwriter, author of Strictly Right: William F. Buckley Jr. and The American Conservative Movement "Reading this book, people will feel deja vu. Americans should yearn for the return of Newt Gingrich, because he was someone who got things done and found solutions, someone who put America first." --Elise Cooper, American Thinker "Those who wish to understand the development of the conservative movement since 1980, and who wish to learn conservative politics from one of its most accomplished thinkers and astute practitioners should buy Citizen Newt and study it, as it will undoubtedly become viewed as not just a compelling political biography, but one of the foundational texts of modern conservative political organization." --Richard Viguerie, Chairman of ConservativeHQ.com Praise for December 1941: 31 Days that Changed America and Saved the World by Craig Shirley "This book sounds fascinating to me. I am big history buff and I certainly will pick this one up." --Dennis Miller "Offers a rare opportunity to relive that incredible month in a time-travel sort of way, rather than read about it in the hindsight of history. It is a time capsule of the period, and is so compelling it is a hard book to set aside." -- Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star "A timely piece of history." --Washingtonian "Enthralling account of the early weeks of World War II on the home front." --Fred Barnes, Weekly Standard "Craig Shirley's December 1941 is flat-out terrific-intelligent, hugely descriptive, extensively researched...and passionate in a way so few histories allow themselves to be anymore." --Steve Donoghue, Open Letters Monthly "I love historical non-fiction. I read it everywhere, in bathroom, wherever I am. But typically it's written from sort of a distant pe