The book everyone is laughing about.

The Obama years, through a glass cleverly. In this faux oral history of the Barack Obama administration, comedian and actor Hughley consistently amuses and provides a nifty pocket history of the first African-American president's tenure. Bill and Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, Mitt Romney, Nancy Pelosi, Dick Cheney, John McCain, Rahm Emanuel, Mitch McConnell, David Axelrod, and a host of other (slightly) fictionalized key political figures recount Obama's path from charismatic rising star of the Democratic Party to two-term commander in chief in impressive detail...The humor functions on a higher level than the expected potshots...But it is Michelle's voice that will stick most with readers: wise, rueful, and human, telling the incredible story of an unprecedented moment in American politics and race relations. Funny, insightful, and legitimately illuminating.

The four narrators will have listeners cracking up throughout this comedic look at America's first black president. You've never heard a presidential biography like this one...Listeners are also treated to interior monologues from nearly every major figure in American politics as he or she weighs in on topics ranging from Obama's senate election to his life in the White House. The voices that represent well-known people such as Joe Biden and Bill and Hillary Clinton are fully recognizable as delivered by the cast. Winner of the AudioFile Earphones and a finalist for the 2017 Audie Award for Best Humor Narration.

For two centuries, presidents hoping to secure their legacies have sought out biographers. But who could possibly capture the inspiring yet bizarre reality of the first black man to call the White House his crib, a tenure that brought hope, change, and health care to millions, but also spawned birthers, backlash, and the bewildering rise of Donald Trump? Thankfully, as the end of President Barack Obama’s pioneering two terms in office drew near, the First Lady had a stroke of genius: “Honey, all these presidential biographies are written by old white guys. Why not hook a brother up for once?”

Enter D.L. Hughley. When the comedy legend got the call from the Obamas, he knew this was the assignment of a lifetime. And so D.L. proudly raised his finger to “The System”* and set out to record a true and accurate** oral history of the Obama years. Protected by the Patriot Act and the promise of a presidential pardon, Hughley bitch-slapped virtually every rule of journalism in pursuit of his mission: hacking into Hillary Clinton’s private e-mail server; infiltrating Trump’s tanning sessions; even eavesdropping on Bill Clinton’s late-night escapades.

Black Man, White House is the culmination of these extraordinary comedic efforts, an authoritative work on the Obama presidency that is destined to enlighten and entertain patriots, scholars, and Yes-We-Can’ers for generations to come.

*The Dewey Decimal system.
**What, librarians? Go ahead and try to shelve this book in fiction.