The Man Behind the Curtain: Inside the Secret Network of George Soros, “…blew past the 5,000 minimum number of books needed to be sold the first week to be considered for the list.”
A new book documenting and exposing billionaire George Soros’s web of influence has been snubbed by the New York Times bestseller list despite selling the prerequisite number of copies.
The Man Behind the Curtain: Inside the Secret Network of George Soros, according to author Matt Palumbo "…blew past the 5,000 minimum number of books needed to be sold the first week to be considered for the list."
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View on RumbleThe book was the 12th best selling book on the Nonfiction Overall list and was ranked number 1 in the Biography/Autobiography category, according to Bookscan.
Palumbo is content manager for the Dan Bongino Show, author of several books including The Conscience of a Young Conservative.
Palumbo added during a conversation with Glen Beck, the talk show host and author discussed that his new book The Great Reset was "doing massive sales," but also was not included on The New York Times best seller list.
Beck’s book also features Soros on the cover and is very critical of the financier.
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