Book of Secrets: Congress Tries to Find the Truth About the Deep State

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Congress is finally forcing the Deep State into the light.

When the Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets was established in February 2025, it was heralded as the most in-depth investigation of intelligence and political corruption since the Church Committee hearings of the 1970s, which revealed CIA manipulation of the media, violation of Americans’ constitutional rights, and the operation of foreign assassination squads.

Would the congressional investigators find that the Agency and other intelligence divisions of the government had reformed themselves in the past half century, or were they still operating as a shadow government, manipulating our elected officials?

New York Times bestselling author and attorney, Kent Heckenlively, answers these questions and many more. From untold stories of the assassination of President Kennedy to the unsolved death of Jeffrey Epstein, Book of Secrets exposes the secrets the Deep State has fought for decades to keep hidden. What happens to these investigations when the unthinkable takes place, like the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the taking of President Maduro in Venezuela, war in Iran, missing scientists, or an attempt on the president’s life at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner?

The question of who’s in charge of our government should matter to every American—right, left, or center. If we don’t know, then what’s the point of even voting?