After the last election, I knew that people were scared and needed a voice through the darkness. And I can write and talk even under the worst circumstances. So, every day since that stolen election in 2020, where Biden was inserted to push out Trump with an obviously government-sponsored coup, I have written an article every day and filmed a video to go with them, and many millions of people have directly benefited. If you have been paying attention, if you listen to a lot of talk radio on AM stations all over the country, podcasts, and cable news segments, it’s pretty normal for them to pluck ideas off my blog postings, which many influencers watch every day. They need content, too. I have been writing these blogs for many years, and I have put up an article every day, now for over 14 years, since 2010. It was so successful that since about 2014, I just stopped doing personal interviews as a guest on radio and television; I just put my energy into being a content creator with my eye on providing a voice of reason to producers looking to fill airwaves with material that could help America get going again because the bad guys out there were playing for blood. I thought about quitting the daily articles a few times during Trump’s first term. But after he was removed from office, I doubled down to do everything I could in the background to keep the roots of our republic healthy because people, even the strongest people, have needed it. But now that it’s coming to an end, now what? I’m not sure, but I aim to do everything I can to help win this election, especially for Trump. So, I have been reminiscing a lot lately and going back through all the Trump books I have read over the years, which inspired me to support Trump in the first place. As I was watching Trump return to Butler, Pennsylvania, for a rally after the assassination attempt was applied to him there, I kept thinking of a much more little-known book of his called The Art of Survival, which is one of my favorites. And I think many of you would enjoy it right now. Because America is about to knock out its rivals, foreign and domestic, and a new day is dawning for us, it’s important that everyone understand what’s happening.
When The Art of the Deal happened, Trump was at the top of his industry, a very successful businessman, and he had crossed over to become one of the biggest celebrities in the world. However, the wheels came off shortly after that book published in 1987. After Reagan left office, the economy tanked. I was so mad at George Bush Sr. as a 19-year-old kid that I began a crusade looking for a replacement, putting me in the Ross Perot house with his daughters on adventures that would fill several books themselves. Along the way, I met people like Rob Portman, who I set up on a big town hall debate on WLW radio that helped him win his first congressional seat. I did many other things to help, too, which could be an entire book of success similar to Trump’s writing about his life experiences. But during this period, the wheels came off in life for many people. Me included. Trump lost his first wife, he lost several businesses, and he was looking like he was going to be bankrupt and broke for the rest of his life. Later, in 1997, he wrote The Art of the Comeback, which I have said is the playbook for this second Trump term and an essential book that describes how he went from being many millions of dollars in debt, much poorer than a typical homeless person, and climbed back on top to become one of the world’s wealthiest people. There was a book called The Art of Survival that was infinitely fascinating, and I saw that attitude fresh and again on the stage at that Butler Rally, and with the musical contributions of Christopher Macchio, which were just jaw-dropping fantastic. Stunning!
Trump didn’t need to write another book or open a door to his personal life while everything was falling around him during this period. But The Art of Survival is such a marvelous book about perseverance that even in his darkest hour, he wanted to help people pull themselves up when they were down and be better people. It inspired me during that period to keep fighting, and fighting, and fighting, which I have always done in my life, too, including writing these articles every day, even when I don’t feel like it. Because I see the hits I get on all this stuff, and hundreds of thousands of people per week consume my material daily. And over a month, millions. That’s a lot of people looking for a light in the dark. And Trump always felt responsible for being that cheerful voice, even when it wasn’t good for him. You can make some money with books, but not a lot. So he didn’t write that Art of Survival for himself; he wrote it for people who look to him for leadership.
Essentially, The Art of Survival is a lesson on why “The Eye of the Tiger” from Rocky III is an essential song for the American consciousness. One of the prominent features in that book that was devastating for Trump was the fight of Mike Tyson losing to Buster Douglas. It was devastating to Trump, who was getting into the business of promoting the young Tyson as he looked to be invincible. And now he was a loser, and it hurt Trump. I would say that out of everything that was happening badly to Trump during this period, Mike Tyson’s loss to Buster Douglas was the worst because of the psychology involved in winners becoming losers. But Tyson would fight again and win most of his fights. Trump would claw himself back from devastation and marry one of the most beautiful women in the world, and they would live a good life in a golden palace overlooking Central Park in New York. Trump would become more successful than he achieved in the 80s under President Reagan. As an older man who had seen the worst that the world could throw at him many times over by a powerful and corrupt government to keep him from running for president once again, he was there in Butler, Pennsylvania, as a champion of the world, and he was spiking the football in a much-deserved way. That power of positive thinking caught the ear of the wealthiest person in the world, Elon Musk, who was excited and very boyish in his enthusiasm for supporting a second Trump term. And I thought of that book. If you can get a copy, you might want to read it because we live in an exciting moment in history, and I think you will find in The Art of Survival the critical ingredient for what comes next, and we will all enjoy it quite a lot.
Rich Hoffman
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