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Three-time New York Times bestselling author and Fox News contributor Jason Chaffetz delves into the ways you are punished for opinions they don''t like. Could your name appear on a list of people with unacceptable opinions without your knowledge? Could that list be used to exclude you in job searches, deny you a home loan or a credit card, or even deny you access to apps? Who are the executives, politicians, and bureaucrats actively working to make this happen? Thanks to advancements in technology, the weapons of control have evolved. In The New Blacklist , Jason Chaffetz exposes the chilling reality of the growing surveillance state, showing how our data is being used to manipulate, censor, and undermine our freedoms. Meticulously researched and packed with shocking revelations, The New Blacklist exposes the vast spying apparatus made possible when the government joins forces with partisan NGOs and woke corporations. Our cars are tracking our every move. Facial recognition databases can pick us out of a crowd. Our cellphone metadata is sold to a government that can''t legally collect it. Our banking transactions have become a tool for warrantless surveillance. And government data is leveraged to influence elections. This book lays bare the frightening truth about how these developments and many more are eroding our privacy, civil liberties, and national security.
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NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER
Trump may be in office, but the Democrats have laid the groundwork for permanent power.
While the Biden-Harris administration publicly stumbled and flailed, their bureaucrats and allies outside of government have been turning Republican nightmares into dystopian realities. Censoring the truth tellers. Debanking the politically disfavored. Firing the vaccine hesitant. Excluding the white, Christian, and conservative job applicants. Who needs a deep state when academia, big banks, woke corporations, and the healthcare system are willing to do what the deep state can’t?
Now that they’re out of power in the White House and Congress, the Democrats are mobilizing in the shadows, working to make sure an election like 2024 never happens again. In They’re Coming for You, Jason Chaffetz reveals how Democrats have been planting the seeds of political control using unelected institutions that collect and weaponize private information. Most of us know we have traded our privacy for convenience. Most of us have chosen not to worry that government surveillance will track our Facebook posts and arrest us. But what if an online retailer does? What if companies use that data to refuse to hire us, do business with us, or ship products to us?
They’re Coming for You lays bare the frightening truth about how these institutions are collecting, buying, selling, and sharing our data without regard for our privacy, civil liberties, or national security. Republican political victories will ring hollow until this bureaucratic partnership with the nonprofit and private sectors—a key part of the weaponization of government—is exposed and the power of the administrative state checked.
Drawing on his experience as Chairman of the House Oversight Committee, Jason Chaffetz exposes the unholy alliance of government, corporate, and activist forces working in the shadows to erode your freedom:
- The New Deep State: Discover how academia, big banks, and corporations have partnered with bureaucrats to do what the government legally can’t—creating a powerful shadow network that bypasses voters.
- Political Persecution: From the debanking of the politically disfavored to the firing of the vaccine hesitant, learn the tactics used to punish dissent and enforce compliance across the country.
- The Social Credit Score Arrives: See how your private data—from social media posts to online purchases—is collected, sold, and weaponized to build a profile that could get you fired, refused service, or blacklisted.
- Eroding Civil Liberties: Uncover the full extent of the administrative state’s partnership with the private sector and how it threatens your privacy, freedom, and national security.
