One Vote Away How a Single Supreme Court Seat Can Change History

As you know, my second book that I wrote was One Vote Away, How a Single Supreme Court Seat Can Change History.

And speaking of books, Senator, no one has made this observation yet, but I have to call you out because right before your last book came out, One Vote Away, it was about how one vote can change Supreme Court rulings. Ruth Bader Ginsburg died.

As we've talked about a lot on this pod, the book I wrote last fall, One Vote Away, How a Single Supreme Court Seat Can Change History.

I wrote at length in my book One Vote Away that I was quite concerned about Justice Kavanaugh and how he would rule on a challenge to Roe.

Most of those decisions I talk about in the book, One Vote Away. I go into the history of a lot of those different decisions and how they overturned precedents.

Last book I wrote is a book called One Vote Away, How a Single Supreme Court Seat Can Change History.

Last year, I wrote One Vote Away about the Supreme Court.

And they could buy One Vote Away and Speechless so they could understand the theoretical origins of censorship and cancel culture. And they could understand the legal protections we have.

By the way, if you haven't gone and bought One Vote Away, go on Amazon. You should buy it. It's a great book. Now's the time to do it too before it gets canceled.

I wrote a book last year called One Vote Away about the US Supreme Court.

We've talked on the podcast before about my book, One Vote Away, where I talk at great length about Bush versus Gore, about the inside strategy.

All the different rights that I talk about in my book, One Vote Away, Religious Liberty, Free Speech, the Second Amendment.

Coincidentally, you happen to have a book out on this subject, One Vote Away.

The book, One Vote Away, it came out yesterday.

I wish the president had focused on the issues really at the core of the book, One Vote Away, that he talked about free speech or religious liberty of the Second Amendment.

I'm not I'm not just shilling for your book. I really am enjoying it because for this reason, you leave with actual information.

And be sure for everyone to go out there and get a copy of One Vote Away.

Well, that's right. So this is Thursday, Tuesday afternoon that we're recording this. The debate's going to be tonight, so we're not going to talk about the debate on this podcast. It'll come out tomorrow, but we'll do a pod on the debate.

It was actually due to come out next week. And given the nomination, given that this fight is front and center, we accelerated it to move it earlier.

I wrote this book this spring and summer during the COVID lockdown. I was working from home and so I was in my living room and sat down at the computer and wrote it.

And it's designed to do really a deep dive into the Supreme Court, into what's going on. Every chapter is on a different constitutional right and to tell the inside story of what's happening at the court.

I put a lot of time into this book and it really tries to tell what's going on. You don't have to be a lawyer to enjoy this book. I wrote it actually in the same spirit as we do the Verdict podcast, trying to assess complicated issues, issues that matter, but trying to explain them, giving the inside insight.

And as we've talked about this podcast, as you know, I've got a new book coming out October 6th called One Vote Away about the Supreme Court.

There's an entire chapter in the book on school choice.

And I talk about, there's a landmark case at the Supreme Court called Zelman versus Simmons-Harris where it was a challenge to the Ohio School Choice Program and the court upheld it five, four.

And as you know, I've got a book coming out, One Vote Away. It's all about the Supreme Court.

And by the way, I announced news just this week, which we moved up the release of the book by a week. It was coming out October 6th. It's now coming out a week from today, September 29th. It's called One Vote Away.

And it has an entire chapter on abortion and Roe versus Wade and partial birth abortion laws because one of the cases that I litigated, I represented the states as amici, as friends of the court, defending the federal partial birth abortion law.

The book One Vote Away, every chapter talks about a different constitutional right. You can preorder it right now. The website is onevoteaway.com.

Actually, two bits of news that involve you, Senator. One is your new book, your upcoming book, One Vote Away, How a Single Supreme Court Seat Can Change History.

And actually, the copy you're holding is the first hard copy I've actually seen that it is like a physical real book.

October 6th is when it's gonna be released, although it's on Amazon now for pre-order.

It's also, if you go to onevoteaway.com, that'll connect you to Amazon. You can pre-order it there.

And what the book does is it really goes through all of the fundamental constitutional liberties that are hanging in the balance at the court.

As you know, I've got a book that's coming out later this year. And it's a book on the Supreme Court. It's called One Vote Away. It's talking about how all of our rights are hanging literally just one vote away.

I remember Senator Cruz and the emails that were timestamped at 2 33 AM. I mean, he was burning the midnight oil working really hard drafting chapters on this book.

So I've got a book that's coming out in October called One Vote Away. And it talks about how one vote on the Supreme Court can change history.