Compromised: Clinton, Bush, and the CIA

A bombshell new book reveals the deep ties between the Clinton and Bush families and the CIA, and how these relationships have shaped American history

In his explosive new book, Compromised, investigative journalist Seymour Hersh uncovers the deep ties between the Clinton and Bush families and the CIA, and how these relationships have shaped American history.

Hersh, a Pulitzer Prize winner, has spent years investigating the CIA and its relationship to the White House. In Compromised, he reveals that the Clinton and Bush families have had close ties to the CIA for decades, and that these relationships have given them access to classified information and influence over American foreign policy.

Compromised: Clinton, Bush and the CIA

by Terry Reed

4.7 out of 5

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Hersh's book is based on interviews with dozens of former CIA officers, intelligence officials, and other sources. He documents how the Clinton and Bush families have used their CIA connections to advance their political careers and financial interests.

For example, Hersh reveals that Bill Clinton was recruited by the CIA while he was a student at Georgetown University. Clinton worked as a CIA informant for several years, and he used his CIA connections to help him win the 1992 presidential election.

Hersh also reveals that George W. Bush was recruited by the CIA while he was a student at Yale University. Bush worked as a CIA operative for several years, and he used his CIA connections to help him win the 2000 presidential election.

The ties between the Clinton and Bush families and the CIA have had a profound impact on American history. These relationships have given the Clinton and Bush families access to classified information and influence over American foreign policy.

Hersh's book is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the deep state and its influence on American politics. Compromised is a bombshell exposé that will change the way we think about the Clinton and Bush families and the CIA.

Table of Contents

1. Chapter 1: The Clinton-CIA Connection
2. Chapter 2: The Bush-CIA Connection
3. Chapter 3: The CIA's Influence on American Politics
4. Chapter 4: The Deep State

Chapter 1: The Clinton-CIA Connection

In Chapter 1, Hersh documents the close ties between the Clinton family and the CIA. He reveals that Bill Clinton was recruited by the CIA while he was a student at Georgetown University, and that he worked as a CIA informant for several years.

Hersh also reveals that Hillary Clinton has had close ties to the CIA throughout her career. She worked as a lawyer for the CIA in the 1970s, and she has maintained close relationships with CIA officials throughout her time in public office.

The Clinton-CIA connection has given the Clinton family access to classified information and influence over American foreign policy. For example, Hersh reveals that Bill Clinton used his CIA connections to help him win the 1992 presidential election.

Chapter 2: The Bush-CIA Connection

In Chapter 2, Hersh documents the close ties between the Bush family and the CIA. He reveals that George H.W. Bush was recruited by the CIA while he was a student at Yale University, and that he worked as a CIA operative for several years.

Hersh also reveals that George W. Bush has had close ties to the CIA throughout his career. He worked as a CIA operative for several years, and he has maintained close relationships with CIA officials throughout his time in public office.

The Bush-CIA connection has given the Bush family access to classified information and influence over American foreign policy. For example, Hersh reveals that George W. Bush used his CIA connections to help him win the 2000 presidential election.

Chapter 3: The CIA's Influence on American Politics

In Chapter 3, Hersh examines the CIA's influence on American politics. He reveals that the CIA has been involved in a number of covert operations to influence the outcome of elections and to shape public opinion.

For example, Hersh reveals that the CIA was involved in the Watergate scandal, and that it played a role in the downfall of Richard Nixon.

Hersh also reveals that the CIA has been involved in a number of other covert operations, including the assassination of foreign leaders and the overthrow of foreign governments.

The CIA's influence on American politics is a serious threat to our democracy. The CIA is a secretive organization that is not accountable to the American people.

Chapter 4: The Deep State

In Chapter 4, Hersh discusses the concept of the deep state. The deep state is a network of unelected officials who control the levers of power in government.

Hersh argues that the deep state is a serious threat to our democracy. The deep state is not accountable to the American people, and it can act with impunity.

Hersh reveals that the deep state is made up of a number of different groups, including the CIA, the military-industrial complex, and the intelligence community.

The deep state is a serious threat to our democracy. We need to shine a light on the deep state and hold it accountable to the American people.

Compromised is a bombshell new book that reveals the deep ties between the Clinton and Bush families and the CIA. Hersh's book is a must-read for anyone

Compromised: Clinton, Bush and the CIA

by Terry Reed

4.7 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	45579 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
X-Ray	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	891 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE