Joseph Farah is the founder, editor and chief executive officer of WND.com, the first and largest independent Internet-based news network. A lifelong newsman, Farah made a name for himself running daily newspapers in major markets, including the Sacramento Union, then the oldest daily West of the Mississippi. He has been an investigative reporter, foreign correspondent, award-winning editor and publisher. He has also written or collaborated on more than a dozen books that have sold millions of copies. They include "Taking America Back," which has been reissued by three different publishers with more than 14 printings, and a collaboration with Rush Limbaugh on "See, I Told You So," the bestselling non-fiction book of 1993 and 1994. His latest book is "The Tea Party Manifesto," published in 2010. Farah also founded WND Books, a publishing company that boasts the highest percentage of New York Times bestsellers per release. Farah took over Oliver North's nationally syndicated daily radio program, serving as host for three years. He's a frequent guest on radio and television. He writes one of the very few daily columns in the world for WND.com. Creators News Service distributes a weekly version for national newspaper syndication.