David Kupelian
WorldNetDaily Vice President, Managing Editor

David Kupelian is a veteran journalist, best-selling author, and managing editor of the world's leading independent Internet news source, WorldNetDaily.com.

He is also a widely read online columnist and the driving force behind the critically acclaimed monthly news magazine, Whistleblower.

His first book, "The Marketing of Evil: How Radicals, Elitists, and Pseudo-Experts Sell Us Corruption Disguised as Freedom," was released in August 2005 and remains one of the nation's most talked-about, controversial and hot-selling books on current events and the culture war. It has been enthusiastically endorsed by Dr. Laura Schlessinger, David Limbaugh, Michelle Malkin, D. James Kennedy and many others, and has received over 100 passionate five-star reviews on Amazon.com, many reviewers claiming the book has radically opened their eyes and changed their lives forever.

Kupelian is a frequent television guest, having been featured on Fox News' "Hannity & Colmes," "Dayside" and "Your World with Neil Cavuto" MSNBC's "The Situation with Tucker Carlson," D. James Kennedy's "The Coral Ridge Hour," CBN's "The 700 Club" and "NewsWatch," as well as hundreds of radio interviews.

He's a dynamic speaker, exposing for audiences the hidden "marketing of evil" assaulting them from every direction. Drawing from the day's headlines and events, he demonstrates dramatically how evil is "packaged, perfumed and gift-wrapped" to make it look good – and good made to look evil. He shows how millions of Americans have been tricked into rejecting America's core Judeo-Christian values, and into accepting self-destructive beliefs and behaviors that would have shocked and horrified all previous generations. And most important, he reveals what all of us can and must do to protect ourselves and our families from the "marketers of evil" that increasingly dominate American culture and politics.

Kupelian lives in the Northwest with his wife and children.

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