“Compromised: Clinton, Bush and the CIA” by John Cummings is a hardback book published by SPI Books in 1994. It delves into the controversial relationship between the CIA and the American government during the presidencies of Clinton and Bush. The book explores topics such as corruption, misconduct, intelligence, espionage, and the actions of the American executive branch. With 556 pages of in-depth analysis and illustrations, this book provides a detailed look at the intricate web of politics and espionage in the United States during the late 20th century.”