| Editor’s Note: We have a message from our friends at The Oxford Club. Given the size of their announcement, we thought you may be interested in what they have to say…
– Ryan Fitzwater, Publisher
The Best President in U.S. History? (Not Reagan, Washington, Lincoln, or Jefferson)
Dear Reader,
I just finished reading Bill O’Reilly’s new book Confronting the Presidents.
It was a fascinating read… one that taught me a lot about the history of our country.
And I was especially surprised who I ended up believing was perhaps the best president of all. (It wasn’t Reagan, Lincoln, Washington, Jefferson, or Roosevelt)
He oversaw a rapid rise in innovation.
The economy soared.
Debt was eliminated.
And the stock market soared a stunning 265% during his term.
In this video, Bill O’Reilly breaks down why this president was one of the best. (And why Trump is following this man’s playbook)
Plus, you can find out how to claim a free copy of Bill’s book.
I highly recommend it.
It was filled with amazing history and important lessons from the men who made America.
You’ll discover…
- The bizarre creature John Adams kept locked in his bathroom.
- The hygienic disaster that killed William Henry Harrison.
- The story of the president who fired 25,000 postal workers for being Democrats. (Imagine if Trump and Elon Musk did that!)
- The worst president… a corrupt gambler who refused to work.
- The massive trade mistake Thomas Jefferson made that nearly torpedoed the country.
- The rather odd and troubling relationship behind JFK, J. Edgar Hoover, and Lyndon B. Johnson.
- Plus many more intriguing stories about the triumph, scandal, corruption, and patriotism surrounding the presidents.
I loved this book so much…
I purchased 12,000 copies.
And now, I’m giving you the chance to claim a free copy… and join our cause to increase prosperity across America.
In this video, Bill O’Reilly interviews The Oxford Club’s Chief Investment Strategist Alexander Green, who breaks it all down for you.
Please give it a watch as soon as you can.
Good investing,
Todd Skousen
CEO & Executive Publisher, The Oxford Club |
