American Kompromat: How the KGB Cultivated Donald Trump, and Related Tales of Sex, Greed, Power, and Treachery

This bestselling book makes the definitive case that President Donald Trump is a Russian intelligence asset, deeply compromised by his affiliation with Moscow, Putin, and the KGB. Craig Unger's carefully researched and documented account breaks the story of how a business deal with a Soviet immigrant-owned electronics store 40 years ago first put Trump on the Kremlin's radar and how he's been carefully cultivated since then with talking points, flattery, and financial deals. Trump's far from the only person in power to have been given the same treatment, though he's the most prominent one; this book sheds light on Cold War dealings the public rarely gets to see. 

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