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The podcast highlighted the book as Dan Pfeiffer's newly released work that warned about democratic danger and offered lessons from the Obama era to confront Trump-era politics. Hosts Jon Favreau and others repeatedly promoted it, noted its #1 New York Times nonfiction debut, offered giveaways, and encouraged purchases to support causes like Swing Left, Raices, and NARAL. They emphasized its new epilogue covering 2018 and projected strategies for 2020, conveying a strong endorsement.
Episode: “New Hampshire feels the Bern.”
It was discussed as Dan Pfeiffer's newly released book that was written because he felt our democracy was in a more dangerous place than people believed, and it's up to Democrats to save it.
Dan, you got a book that will save democracy.
Yeah, Ben and I, we had a blast this week.
The book comes out on Tuesday, February 15th.
And I wrote it because I do think our democracy is in a much more dangerous place than people actually believe.
And that starts in the 2020 election and it continues after we win.
Episode: “Fear and electability in Miami.”
Dan mentioned that the paperback version of his book was out and available for purchase, and that a portion of the proceeds would be donated to Raices for two weeks.
Dan mentioned last pod that the paperback version of his book Yes We Still Can is out and available.
Episode: “Trump on shuffle.”
Dan Pfeiffer's book about politics in the Obama era, Twitter, and Trump, was released in paperback form. It includes a new epilogue that discusses 2018 and projects lessons forward to 2020.
The paperback version of my book, Yes We Still Can, Politics in the Age of Obama, Twitter and Trump is out this week.
If you didn't get a chance to get the hardcover, get the paperback.
Oh, and good important point. New epilogue talking about what happened in 2018 and projecting forward some lessons we could learn from 2018 for 2020.
So new content. Oh, new content alert in the paperback.
Episode: "Every state is a swing state."
Dan Pfeiffer's book was promoted during the show, with 150 copies being given away as part of a canvassing promotion.
So the week before the election sucks and it's very hard and stressful as we know. So we're going to give away a hundred 50 copies of my book.
So to do that, you go to yes, we still can book.com.
Episode: “Fight like hell.”
A portion of the proceeds from the book were donated to NARAL for two weeks to support women's reproductive rights, as a response to the risk posed by a potential Supreme Court shift.
Yes, We Still Can will debut at number one on the New York Times nonfiction book.
for the next two weeks, a portion of proceeds from Yes, We Still Can, we donate it to NARAL because the thing that is perhaps most at risk - more at risk than any time in my life in politics is women's right to choose.
So everyone go buy Yes, We Still Can.
Episode: “Kim Jong Un is not your BFF.”
Dan Pfeiffer's book, "Yes We Still Can", was being promoted throughout the podcast, with the hosts encouraging listeners to buy it before its release date to support Swing Left.
How many days till the book release, Dan?
We are...By the time you hear this we'll be one week out.
the title of the book is Yes We Still Can, Politics in the Age of Obama, Trump and Twitter.
It makes it easier to find on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, IndieBound and all of your other places where you can find the books.
What's the book called Dan? Yes we still can. Politics in the Age of Obama, Trump and Twitter.
Episode: “Exquisite presidential leadership.”
Dan Pfeiffer's book, 'Yes, We Still Can', was about two months from release and available for pre-order on Audible, and he asked listeners to tweet their proof of purchase.
If you go to the website, yeswestillcanbook.com, there will be links to buy it in all the various ways. Barnes & Noble, Books & Million, Amazon, IndieBound, which is a site that lets you buy books from your local independent bookstore.
It is also now available for pre-order on Audible.
tweet at me your proof of purchase because every one of those provides me with one additional minute of good night's sleep every night.
Episode: “Beat the NRA.”
It was written by Dan Pfeiffer and discussed the forces in politics that contributed to Donald Trump's rise. It also shared lessons learned during the Obama era for Democrats to apply in the future.
It is called Yes, We Still Can: Politics in the Age of Obama, Twitter, and Trump.
And it's about how Barack Obama and all of us navigated the forces in politics that ended up creating Trump, whether that's the Republicans going crazy, changes in media, Twitter.
I got a lot to say about Fox News and the Trump media in there.
But also I try to take from that some lessons that we learned and how Democrats could apply those to the future for the battles that come in 2018 and 2020.
And if you like Pods of America or at least one half of the Thursday Pods of America, I think you'll like this book.