Saagar Enjeti

Saagar Enjeti's Book Recommendations

Media & Journalism authors

Saagar Enjeti is a political commentator, podcast host, and author known for his work on "Breaking Points" with Krystal Ball. He often discusses topics related to economics, foreign policy, and American politics. Based on his book recommendations, he seems to enjoy history, biography, and books about business and technology.

24 books recommended

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Battle Cry of Freedom

Battle Cry of Freedom

by James M. McPherson

"Reading it in the midst of social and political chaos in America gave me profound hope that America at its best can overcome even its worst challenges."

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The Ride of a Lifetime

The Ride of a Lifetime

by Robert Iger

"[Details] the evolution of the modern-American media conglomerate."

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Billion Dollar Whale

Billion Dollar Whale

by Tom Wright

"Details how a pudgy Malaysian 20-something was able to con the highest levels of the financial, media, and political elite into making himself a billionaire."

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No Filter

No Filter

by Sarah Frier

"I respect the hell out of Mark Zuckerberg. That’s probably not the takeaway for most people after reading this book."

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Bitcoin Billionaires

Bitcoin Billionaires

by Ben Mezrich

"The many personalities behind Bitcoin (like the Winklevi twins) make the story of its meteoric rise in the last decade even more compelling."

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Digital Gold

Digital Gold

by Nathaniel Popper

"The theory of bitcoin, its utility, and the subculture that birthed it is nonetheless an important and profound one that will shape the way we use the internet as the years progress."

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Mawson's Will

Mawson's Will

by Lennard Bickel

"Tale of survival in the Antarctic all by himself."

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The River of Doubt

The River of Doubt

by Candice Millard

"Our own former President Theodore Roosevelt’s journey down [the Amazon] river."

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The Lost City of Z

The Lost City of Z

by David Grann

"The RIVETING tale of Percy Fawcett’s obsession with the Amazon."

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Michael Jordan

Michael Jordan

by Roland Lazenby

"The story of Jordan is not the story of sports, but the story of American culture in the 1990’s."

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Endgame

Endgame

by Frank Brady

"His obsessions, innate abilities, and demons are fascinating to read despite how sadly his life ultimately turned out."

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Empire of the Summer Moon

Empire of the Summer Moon

by S. C. Gwynne

"The early history of the American West, its culture, and the collision of history between American Settlers and Native Americans."

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American Buffalo

American Buffalo

by Steven Rinella

"I took away a deeper appreciation for this incredible country, its history, and symbiotic relationship between man and wildlife at the most basic form of life."

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The Road to El Dorado

The Road to El Dorado

by Fergus Mason

"Every vacation I was able to take in 2020 I went West and tried to spend as much of it outside as possible treading some of the same ground explored in The Road to El Dorado."

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DisneyWar

DisneyWar

by James B. Stewart

"[Details] the evolution of the modern-American media conglomerate."

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The Revolution Was Televised

The Revolution Was Televised

by Alan Sepinwall

"[Details] the evolution of the modern-American media conglomerate."

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The Loudest Voice in the Room

The Loudest Voice in the Room

by Gabriel Sherman

"How [cable news] became forever disrupted by Roger Ailes."

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The Man Who Owns the News

The Man Who Owns the News

by Michael Wolff

"How Rupert Murdoch changed the way we report the news across 3 different continents."

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Top of the Morning

Top of the Morning

by Brian Stelter

"To understand the precursor to TV news in the form of the Today and Good Morning America franchises."

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Up All Night

Up All Night

by Lisa Napoli

"Understanding how exactly [cable news] came to be with CNN."

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Scott and Amundsen

Scott and Amundsen

by Roland Huntford

"The tales of explorers from Robert Scott and Roald Amundsen’s race to the South Pole."

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In the Kingdom of Ice

In the Kingdom of Ice

by Hampton Sides

"I love reading stories of extraordinary men facing off against the most extreme that nature has to offer."

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