Enemies: A History of the FBI

Weiner's detailed account highlights many pivotal events. I wonder what motivated the emphasis on these particular episodes and how they shaped public perception.

Reading about the FBI’s covert operations and overreach made me question how much power should be held in secret versus transparency. Is this tension still relevant today?

Weiner’s narrative is dense but compelling. I’m curious whether he aimed for a purely factual account or intentionally crafted a narrative to make history feel alive.