The Enemy Within Robert F. Kennedy

Robert F. Kennedy delivers a candid, no-holds-barred account of the McClellan Committee's investigation into corruption within labor unions and management. Drawing on firsthand experience, Kennedy details the committee's challenges, including political pressures, witness intimidation, and media influence. The book exposes widespread venality and criminality, revealing how unions were manipulated by underworld figures and corrupt officials. Kennedy's narrative combines investigative rigor with personal conviction, highlighting the committee's efforts to restore integrity and enact needed reforms.