Here's more Mark Simone on 710 WOR. Well, Bill O'Reilly, of course, the number one TV anchor for decades,

the number one bestselling nonfiction author on Earth. You know, his latest book is already a New York

Times number one bestseller. You should get it. If you haven't gotten the book, order it now. Confronting

evil. It's a powerful book. You can watch his show, get the column, everything at Bill O'Reilly.com. Hey, make sure you watch his YouTube channel. Bill O'Reilly on YouTube. Bill O'Reilly, how you doing?

I'm hanging tough here, Mark. How about yourself? I'm good. Hey, the publisher announcing Kamala Harris sold sold 350 000 books that's pretty big isn't it

yes that's a nice showing for uh the former vice president um her fan base i would say she's got

another week or so of uh robust sales then it'll fall off pretty bad.

You know, these kinds of political books, they don't get a lot of good word of mouth.

It's more people who like her to support her.

Luckily, my books get a lot of good word of mouth.

So people go, oh, I would like this book. I read that book in a day i couldn't put it down that kind of thing uh i have not seen uh comel's book

uh i don't really uh read that kind of stuff because it to me and i'm this is not a jab at her

but most of these political books are propaganda yeah but

there's a big difference like a book like yours that's for reading people by that they're going to

read it the kamala book it's more like decorating i'm going to put that on my coffee table i'm gonna

they just want to use it as decor on the coffee table it's really what yeah there i mean they might page through it

um but it's not and she didn't write it see that that's another thing it bothers me um what these

people do uh is they talk into a tape recorder about uh certain things that their editors say well well, we want to know about this, want to know about that. And then a writer comes in, transcribes it, and then writes it from what the person said in a tape recorder. That's how it's done. Yeah. Hey, now, when you're in the book, do you want people to buy the Kindle? Is there more profit than that because you don't have to physically print it and deliver it?

I don't care.

I get my money up front.

I don't play the percentage game or any of it.

I'm a lucky American.

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