Brian Kilmeade Returns to Miracle Mile
Over the years the Vero Beach Book Center has hosted a president, an astronaut and Emeril Lagasse, who once kept signing books past 1 a.m. This Sunday it welcomes Brian Kilmeade back, and anyone who starts their day with Fox & Friends can meet him in person, right on 21st Street.
Kilmeade last visited the Book Center in 2019 with his book on the Alamo. He returns this Sunday, Oct. 25 at 11 a.m. with Uniting the States, published just last week. Vero is his only stop on the Treasure Coast. Elsewhere in Florida he's booked into theaters in Clearwater and Jacksonville, and in January he goes to the Nixon and Reagan presidential libraries, so a Sunday morning on Miracle Mile is about as up close as this tour gets.
He joined Fox News in 1997 and soon had a seat on the Fox & Friends couch. Since 2006, between the morning show and his national radio program, he has been on the air six hours a day, five days a week. Somehow he still finds time to write history books that land on the New York Times bestseller list, including George Washington's Secret Six and Thomas Jefferson and the Tripoli Pirates.
The new book follows six early Americans through the moments that held a fragile country together. It begins with John Adams representing the British soldiers of the Boston Massacre in court, takes in Jefferson's Louisiana Purchase along the way, and ends with John Quincy Adams taking on slavery. Walter Isaacson likened it to Profiles in Courage for the founding generation.
A limited number of tickets are still available at 772-569-2050, and seating is first come, first served, so call today and plan to get there early.
