White House Warriors

In this compelling audiobook, John Gans explores the evolution of the National Security Council (NSC) from its inception in 1947 through pivotal moments in American history. Highlighting key figures such as Kennedy, Nixon, and Reagan, Gans examines how each president reshaped the NSC staff to suit their foreign policy needs, including significant incidents like the Vietnam War and the Iran-Contra scandal. The narrative culminates with insights into the complexities of the Trump administration, revealing the crucial role the NSC has played in shaping U.S. foreign policy throughout the decades.