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Inside the White House

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Inside the White House

Written by: Ronald Kessler
Narrated by: Jeff Riggenbach
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“If the general public knew what was going on inside the White House, they would scream.” So states one Secret Service agent, just a small link in the chain of security that has guarded the public image of the presidency and the men who define it—until now.

With unprecedented access to Secret Service agents, domestic servants, Air Force One stewards, and military aides, journalist Ronald Kessler has gone behind the scenes to uncover the inside story of the White House. From the hidden lives of the last seven presidents and first families to the intricate inner workings of this all-powerful institution, Kessler peels away the White House facade to reveal the fascinating and often scandalous reality behind the stately illusion. Exposing presidential misconduct, blunders, and cover-ups, this fascinating examination ensures that Americans will never view their chief executives the same way again.

©1995 Ronald Kessler (P)1995 Blackstone Audio, Inc.
Americas United States
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Critic Reviews

“Kessler provides an impressive amount of dirt on presidents from Johnson to Clinton. The details are lurid.”

(Boston Globe)

“Kessler raises…important issues in this recommended exposé, which will find a large audience in public libraries.”

(Library Journal)

“Because this report seems accurate and few of Kessler’s sources hide behind anonymity, it should garner high…interest.”

(Booklist )

“Riggenbach paces himself well and never becomes boring as each president gets roasted in some fashion.”

(Kliatt)
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