This Week In Cheating
“Mad Money meets The Colbert Report”
“Somebody get Jeff Kreisler on ‘The Colbert Report’… As funny and as quotable as anything that appears daily on late-night TV. You are guaranteed a few laugh-out-loud verbal souvenirs to try out on your friends.” – The New York Times
In these difficult times, there’s only one proven path to ridiculous amounts of money: Cheating.
People have been cheating for wealth ever since God created the heavens and Earth in six days, then submitted an invoice for seven. Everyone’s doing it – from sleazy CEOs to ‘roided up home run kings, silicone enhanced movie stars, and back-room dealing Congressmen – why not you?
“Hilarious… He knows how to stick the knife into our guts in the middle of a belly laugh” – Chicago Tribune
THIS WEEK IN CHEATING is the pro-cheating recurring segment, using the cheating of the day to provide absurd financial advice. This timely and timeless satire strikes at the core of our cash obsessed culture and provides a biting look at the schemes everyone from Goldman to BP, Madoff, A-Rod, Blagojevich and Kardashian use to get rich. THIS WEEK IN CHEATING lampoons our obsession with money and the ridiculous ends-justify-the-means shortcuts we all take to get it.
“Timely & Hilarious” – ShowBusinessWeekly
“Pitch-perfect satire” – TheatreIsEasy
“Biting, funny, and sadly, all too true” – Epoch Times
THIS WEEK IN CHEATING is the definitive guide to the illegal, immoral, and fun.
Format: THIS WEEK IN CHEATING can be either a pre-produced video or live correspondence with the host. Jeff Kreisler is the cheating expert, encouraging viewers to make money by adopting the techniques or the schemes upon which he reports.
Laugh at the too-common scams that cause so many problems, understand how they work, and realize, each week, that you, too, can Get Rich Cheating!
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Jeff Kreisler is winner of the Bill Hicks Spirit Award for Thought-Provoking Comedy and host of a weekly political comedy show on the Progressive Radio Network. He’s written for Comedy Central’s Indecision2008, Jim Cramer’s TheStreet.com, Shoot The Messenger (off-Broadway satire from the co-creator of The Daily Show), the Independent Film Channel, My Wall Street Journal (executive editor, with writers from The Onion, Daily Show, The New Yorker), Huffington Post, AOL News, and more. He’s a graduate of Princeton, Exeter, and Virginia Law School, and – after stops in San Francisco, Boston, and DC – now lives in New York City.
“Reflections so clever, you wonder why they aren’t present in the political discourse.” – Fest Magazine
“The smartest political material around” – The Scotsman
“With slick and witty poise he mixes wry observations on current affairs with quirky bouts of surrealism” – Three Weeks
“It’s the possibility that exposing a little bit of hypocrisy will keep people engaged that keeps Kreisler and other politically and socially motivated comics going” – The Boston Globe
Get Rich Cheating is a Boston Globe bestseller and a critically-acclaimed live show:
“You’ll be laughing all the way to the bank” – Rachel Maddow (MSNBC)
“Catcher in the Rye for evildoers” – Penthouse Magazine
“A very funny book with a very timely message” – Terry Jones (Monty Python)
“This is THE book to read on the unemployment line” – Lizz Winstead (Co-creator of The Daily Show)
“Laugh out loud – roaring!” – CNBC
“A brilliant and brilliantly sustained satirical broadside. On just about every page, you’ll find a pithy, pointed barb worthy of the late great George Carlin” – Tony Hendra (George Carlin’s “Last Words”)
“One can easily envision Jeff Kreisler as a guest on The Colbert Report… He’s funny, he has mad political criticism skills and, as his new book reveals, he’s shrewdly corrupt” – TheQNote.com
“Is (it) a humor book, prescient, or a Wall Street / Washington user’s manual? It is all three… Kreisler is that funny.” – The Reviews Page
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