David Mamet’s new book The Disenlightenment exposes the dark forces profiting from America’s moral collapse. The Pulitzer-winning playwright argues Hollywood elites, universities, and media bosses get rich by pushing chaos and division. He says they’ve turned art, education, and news into tools to attack traditional values and erase American pride.
Mamet blames leftist leaders for brainwashing young people with woke nonsense in colleges. These schools charge sky-high tuition to teach kids to hate their country. Meanwhile, radical professors push critical race theory instead of real skills. Students graduate buried in debt and full of anger—perfect pawns for the socialist agenda.
Hollywood once celebrated American heroes. Now it pumps out movies glorifying violence, perversion, and anti-family messages. Mamet calls out greedy studio execs who trash Christian values but rake in billions. They mock heartland Americans as “hicks” while destroying culture from their coastal ivory towers.
The media plays the biggest role in this decay. Networks like CNN and MSNBC spread lies to keep people scared and divided. They silence conservatives and boost stories that make America look evil. Mamet says fear sells—and these outlets cash in by keeping viewers trapped in perpetual outrage.
Who benefits? Corrupt politicians pushing open borders and defunding police. Globalist corporations exploiting cheap labor while pretending to “care.” Radical activists who get rich through lawsuits and donations. Mamet warns these groups team up to crush middle-class freedom and independence.
The book praises President Trump for fighting this machine. Mamet says Trump’s policies put America first—something elites hated because it threatened their power. He argues the left’s fake “resistance” was really about protecting their money and influence. The 2020 riots? A coordinated attack on Trump’s America-first vision.
Mamet urges patriots to wake up and fight back. Turn off toxic news. Support local businesses instead of woke corporations. Teach kids real history—not Marxist lies. He believes America’s soul can still be saved if hardworking folks reclaim their voice from coastal snobs and bureaucrats.
The Disenlightenment ends with hope. Mamet says real Americans built this nation through faith, sweat, and common sense. They’ll rebuild it by rejecting elitist lies and embracing truth. The book rallies readers to join this cultural war—because losing isn’t an option for the land of the free.
