It's well-known that Donald Trump doesn't read.

Admittedly, reading can be hard in the social media age of distraction and SparkNotes. Maybe if you're the president of the entire United States, you should perhaps read–but who are we to judge?

The president is the author of more than eight books and has sporadically mentioned and tweeted about a few of his favorite reads, which include Unlikeable: The Problem with Hillary Clinton and Box of Butterflies, a motivational book about finding the "unexpected blessings" all around us. This list also contains many, many books about the so-called Trump "witch hunt." Most of the books merely rehash pro-Trump propaganda points, but really, they speak for themselves.

All of them come from different places—comments, speeches, Twitter endorsements—so it's not entirely apparent whether or not Trump has read these books. Either way, they provide a fascinating window into the president's mind, which seems to be some kind of echo chamber or hall of mirrors, constantly reflecting his own voice back to him.

7. The Great Revolt: Inside the Populist Revolution Reshaping American Politics by Salina Zito and Brad Todd

  

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This book actually sounds interesting and illuminating, especially for people who still don't understand how Trump was elected. It explores the hordes of white working-class voters who pushed Trump to the forefront, and anyone looking to pick a Democratic candidate in 2020 might do well to check it out, lest we make the same mistakes as last time and assume that all voters want is someone who will return us to the status quo.