"In 1892, a group of mostly black infantrymen, betrayed by their white commander, Colonel Graham, desert the Spanish-American War. With Graham hot on their trail, Jessie Lee leads the men to his hometown, Freemanville, only to find it has also been besieged by a war -- a racist war. Lee's attempts to bring justice and freedom to his people make for a brilliant Western that's short on words and long on entertainment"--Container.

The conservative talk-radio host and president of the Landmark Legal foundation shares a new collection of critical insights and political recommendations.