Summary of The Great Reset - Joe Biden and the Rise of Twenty-First-Century Fascism by Glenn Beck and Justin Trask Haskins

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The Great Reset is about a powerful effort among the world's elite to use banks, government services, and environmental, social, as well as governance parameters to reset the global economy.

If they succeed and the Great Reset is completed, huge firms, international organizations, banks, and government officials, including Joe Biden, the United Nations, and many World Economic Forum participants, will have far more economic and social influence.

It's a 320-page book published by Glenn Beck, a talk radio broadcaster and long-time media presence, and Justin Haskins, head of the Heartland Institute's Stopping Socialism Center, an Illinois-based free-market think tank.

According to the author, the "Great Reset" is "the single most significant issue I have covered in my career and the movement that might eventually extinguish the spark of liberty in America," according to the author.

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