What Did We Learn from 2024? (with Karen Hunter, Tim Miller & Roland Martin)

White Fear explores the deep-seated fear among White Americans of losing power, economic standing, and a particular 'way of life,' which has been a driving force behind American politics and culture for two centuries. The book connects various historical and contemporary events, such as the Tea Party Movement, the decline of White American optimism, and the diminishing blue-collar workforce, to illuminate the larger picture of what will unfold in America. It addresses issues like voter suppression laws, police brutality, and reactions to movements like Black Lives Matter, urging the need to recognize, understand, and dismantle White Fear to create a more equitable society.

In 'Why We Did It,' Tim Miller provides an insider’s perspective on the Republican Party’s shift towards authoritarianism and the factors that led to Donald Trump’s ascendancy. The book explores the cynical tactics and ideological changes within the party, as well as the role of conservative media and the broader conservative movement. Miller reflects on his own involvement and the moral compromises made by party operatives, offering a critical look at the current state of the GOP.