Mark Dice is giving away 100 free copies of his book The Illuminati: Facts & Fiction to people who call Sean Hannity, Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh, or Michael Savage

By Mark Dice
MarkDice.com

   Yes that’s right.  I will send anyone in the United States one free copy of my book, The Illuminati: Facts & Fiction if you simply mention my name, or one of my books on any of the radio talk shows listed below.  I will pay the shipping, and the book costs you absolutely nothing (which retails for around twenty dollars).  There are a few rules to make it fair, and I will even tell you exactly how to bypass the call screener so you can more easily get on the air. 

After your phone call, email me at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and tell me what show you called, on what date, and what hour your call was made so I can cut right to it on the podcast and verify it made it on air. Your call must make it on the air in order to count.

 This free giveaway will end after 100 people have successfully participated.  If 100 people participate, I may just keep the giveaway going indefinitely, but tentatively I will say it ends after 100 calls, which I doubt will even happen.  Also I have a limit of 3 successful calls per person if you are able to get through to these mockingbirds multiple times.     

 Again, all you need to do is mention my name by asking the hosts about me or describing one of my YouTube videos or ask them or telling them about either of my books, The Illuminati: Facts & Fiction, or The Resistance Manifesto. 

Qualified Targets:

 Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh,
Glenn Beck, Michael Savage, and Mark Levin.

Here’s how to do it: 

   First of all, find out when the show airs LIVE and in what time zone.  Many shows are live in one time zone, and are then replayed several hours later in other parts of the country which have different time zones. A list of the targeted shows and their airtimes and time zones are at the bottom of this article, along with their call-in numbers.     

   Second, call the show in the first few minutes as soon as it starts.  Call right when the show goes on air, or even start calling several minutes BEFORE it goes live.  This way you won’t have to press redial for an hour hoping to get through.  Get the call-in number at the end of this article so you have it ready.  If you wait until the show has been live for a few minutes when the host gives the phone number over the air inviting people to call, the phone lines will be jammed immediately with people trying to call in, and you will have a slim chance of getting through.     

   The topics are usually consistent for the entire segment, half hour, or even hour. Mainstream media mockingbirds love to beat a subject to death.  You can’t just ask a random question about a subject, even if it is a good one because they like to stay on the same topic.  Do you agree or do you disagree with the topic at hand?  Why?     

   Have a fake question or comment that revolves around one of the top stories for the day ready to feed the call screener.  The screener is the person who first answers your call.  They’ll ask your name, town you’re calling from, and your question or comment.  If the screener thinks your question or comment is a good one, they’ll put your call in the call bank and you’ll start hearing the show through your phone, and you turn off your radio to avoid feedback.  Then be ready to wait. 

   Be prepared to be on hold for at least thirty minutes to an hour once you make it past the screener.  It’s not that bad since you can at least listen to the show while you’re on hold.  You can use your blue tooth or ear piece so you don’t have to hold your phone up to your ear the entire time.  Also, this way you can surf the web while on hold.  I highly advise using a land line if you can, and not a cell phone because your voice will sound much clearer when you’re on the air.  A lot of shows don’t like cell phone calls and may not take them if the quality doesn’t sound good.     

   If you use a land line then you can put the phone on speaker phone to listen to the show until your call is taken, but as soon as they go to your call PICK UP THE RECEIVER.  It sounds terrible when using speakerphone on the air and they may just drop you.  You need to sit right next to the phone and pick it up the second they call your name and put you on air.  Do not be on the other side of the room and miss your opportunity.  Wait until a commercial break if you need to run to another room to grab something.   

   When the host goes to your call, DO NOT SAY HI, OR HOW ARE YOU DOING,  OR HEY THIS IS SO AND SO IN WHATEVER CITY.   As soon as they say, “let’s go to Mark in San Diego, what’s up Mark?,” go right into your question which ties into mentioning one of my books, or tell the audience why they should read them.  When the host takes your call, you will hear a weird sound in the ear peace which indicates your phone line has been opened and is live on the air. 

Remember, they are the PUBLIC airwaves.  And we’re not calling them and bothering them on their home numbers.  That would be harassment, and wrong.  This is a call in radio show on the public air waves.  They give out the number and ASK PEOPLE TO CALL.  So CALL.   

Example: 

(Fake comment to phone screener)  CALLER:  “Hi, I used to support Obama, but I can’t believe he is sending 30,000 more troops to Afghanistan.  I think I better start listening to Sean Hannity more.”

Screener will ask you your name and town and put you on hold.  Later Hannity will take your call…

SEAN HANNITY: “Let’s go to Bill in New York.”

BILL: “I know you stay on top of current events and you read a lot, and I’m wondering if you’ve read The Resistance Manifesto by Mark Dice?”

   You are a smart bunch of people, and can creatively come up with a way to bring up a question or comment about one of the books or mention my name and describe one of my YouTube videos.  Good luck, and I look forward to hearing your calls and the mockingbirds squirm.