Secret Empires: How the American Political Class Hides Corruption and Enriches Family and Friends
Peter Schweizer investigates how members of America’s political class can hide corruption and enrich family and friends. Secret Empires examines the intersections of political influence, private benefit, and public accountability, offering a critical look at the systems that connect power, access, and personal wealth.
About This Book
Secret Empires examines the relationship between American political power, concealed corruption, and personal enrichment.
Peter Schweizer focuses on how members of the political class may benefit family members and close associates.
The book explores systems of influence, access, and accountability in public life.
It offers a critical perspective on the connections between politics, wealth, and private interests.
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