Liar’s Circus

In this compelling work of contemporary anthropology, Carl Hoffman immerses himself in Donald Trump’s rallies to explore the diverse and passionate crowd that fuels the president’s rise. Through extensive fieldwork and interviews across the United States, Hoffman offers an insightful and nuanced examination of these gatherings, which he argues are a key and often overlooked aspect of Trump's political power. The book provides a sociological perspective on the rallies, revealing the cultural and emotional significance they hold for supporters and their role in shaping modern American politics.