Major law firms, elite universities, television networks, and tech platforms: one after another, some of the most powerful institutions in the country chose to negotiate rather than resist.
The sixth book of Putting America Last: A World Without Friends documents the deals of the law firms that surrendered, the universities that paid to restore federal funding, the media companies and platforms that settled with the president, and the gold gifts, ballroom donations, and government equity stakes that came with the new relationship.
The book closes by asking the real cost of kneeling, for the companies, their employees, and the country. Based on public settlements, court filings, and investigative journalism.