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Will be bordering the print version so I may note in margins. There are many interesting and entertaining points.

The narrator is acceptable but the audio presentation starts with the cadence of a news reporter. I am familiar with most of the key points made by the author about how conspiracies have driven the results of elections. It is beneficial to understand why certain events happened and how they influence our way of life and the successes and failures of our government.

I am listening to audio edition and for a nonfiction book it is quite well narrated. The book started out with an informative and preparatory prologue/introduction. If these years of politicians and their administrations using media and clandestine groups to create conspiracies confuse the world, this is author is putting hypothesis here.