Peter Schweizer Books
Peter Schweizer is an investigative journalist, political consultant, and senior editor-at-large of Breitbart News. He is a five-time New York Times bestselling author whose former titles include Secret Empires and Clinton Cash, which prompted an FBI investigation into the money flowing to the Clinton Foundation.
Profiles in Corruption
What's Profiles in Corruption about?
Profiles in Corruption (2020) challenges us to question and confront the moral integrity of the politicians at the forefront of the modern progressive movement in America. Derived from a range of sources, from financial reports to corporate documentation, eight profiles of the biggest names in left-wing politics tell us a harrowing story of illicit exchanges, cover-ups, and double-crosses.
Who should read Profiles in Corruption?
- Americans concerned about the integrity of Democratic politicians
- Truth-seekers who want to know what goes on behind Washington’s closed doors
- Fans of political intrigue
What's Secret Empires about?
Secret Empires (2018) by Peter Schweizer delves into the world of political corruption and cronyism. Through extensive research and investigative journalism, Schweizer uncovers how some American politicians and their families have used their positions to amass wealth and power through questionable business dealings. The book sheds light on the hidden connections and secret empires that influence political decisions and shape our society.
Who should read Secret Empires?
- Individuals interested in uncovering hidden corruption and influence in politics
- Readers who want to understand the connections between politicians and private interests
- People who enjoy investigative journalism and in-depth analysis of power dynamics
Disney: The Mouse Betrayed
What's Disney: The Mouse Betrayed about?
Disney: The Mouse Betrayed by Peter Schweizer delves into the darker side of the beloved entertainment giant. It uncovers alleged scandals, controversies, and questionable business practices that have tarnished Disney's wholesome image. From labor issues to political connections, this book challenges the perception of Disney as a purely magical and ethical company.
Who should read Disney: The Mouse Betrayed?
Readers who are interested in the behind-the-scenes workings of a major entertainment corporation
Those who want to understand the potential conflicts between a company's public image and its business practices
People who enjoy investigative journalism and uncovering hidden truths