Paul B. Skousen

Paul B. Skousen is an accomplished author and instructor who specializes in teaching about the United States Constitution. He has a strong academic background, having earned his undergraduate degree in Journalism from Brigham Young University and his Master's degree in National Security Studies from Georgetown University.\n \nSkousen has had a distinguished career in both government and academia. After completing his graduate studies, he worked for President Ronald Reagan in the White House Situation Room. He also served as an intelligence officer for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). Skousen gained national notoriety when he preserved a large bag of shredded top-secret documents related to the Iran-Contra Affair, which he sold piecemeal as "shredded secrets from the White House." The unusual story was covered by media outlets such as Paul Harvey.

In addition to his work in government, Skousen is an experienced journalist and educator. He has extensive experience interviewing political and military leaders in Egypt, Israel, and Jordan, including the former prime minister of Jordan, the political advisor to Egypt's President Mubarak, and senior generals in the Israeli military. Skousen is the author of several books, including "The Naked Socialist" and "Treasures from the Journal of Discourses." He has also revised and edited several of his father's books, including "Fantastic Victory," "The Cleansing of America," "The Five Thousand Year Leap Glenn Beck Edition," and "The Majesty of God's Law." Skousen is currently working on the Biography of W. Cleon Skousen and is a frequent speaker and motivational instructor. He has been a columnist for The Daily Caller and currently teaches communications and journalism at Utah Valley University.