1. Deceived: How the 2020 Election Was Stolen from Donald J. Trump: Co-written with Gregg Phillips and Catherine Engelbrecht, this book presents allegations and claims that the 2020 US presidential election was stolen from Donald Trump.
2. The Deep State: McIntire's book focuses on the concept of a "deep state" within the US government, alleging that unelected bureaucrats are undermining the democratic process and limiting individual liberties.
3. The Plot to Destroy Trump: How the Deep State Fabricated Russia Collusion: McIntire and Peter Schweizer delve into the allegations of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia during the 2016 US presidential election, questioning the reliability of the Steele dossier and the credibility of the Russia investigation.
4. The Great American Comeback: How to Fix the Economy and Restore the Dream: This book addresses economic and political issues in the United States, with McIntire proposing solutions and strategies for recovery and prosperity.
5. The Death of Free Speech: How Totalitarians and Progressives Shut Down Free Expression: McIntire analyzes the concept of free speech in modern society, contending that it is under threat from censorship and cancel culture.
6. The Corruption Chronicles: A series of books co-authored with Charles Gasparino that investigates alleged financial irregularities and corruption in the political, business, and Hollywood circles of the United States.
7. Red State Revolt: The Conservative Case for Secession: This book argues that red states should secede from the United States due to irreconcilable political and cultural differences.
8. Spygate: Co-written with Kash Patel, this book claims that the Obama administration illegally spied on the Trump campaign during the 2016 election, raising concerns about the politicization of intelligence agencies.
Please note that not all of these books are widely accepted or without criticism, and some of the claims made in these books have been disputed or debunked. It's important to approach these works, as well as any sources, with a critical eye and a willingness to verify the information presented.