Exploring the controversial topic of fascist influence in America, the book delves into the historical ties between American elites and the Nazi regime. It argues that while the Allies defeated the Third Reich militarily, a faction of American power brokers, notably the Bush family, continued to support fascist ideologies and corporate interests. The narrative highlights the roles of influential firms like Brown Brothers & Harriman and Sullivan & Cromwell, suggesting a persistent alignment with Nazi agendas over nearly a century.
