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Summary of Red-Handed - How American Elites Get Rich Helping China Win

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Six-time New York Times bestselling investigator Peter Schweizer reveals his most shocking revelations to date in Red-Handed, showing the hidden transactions made by affluent Americans to assist China to expand its military, technical, and economic strength. Moreover, many of these elites secretly feel that China's dictatorship is preferable to American democracy.

Schweizer and his team of forensic investigators combed through an extensive archive of worldwide company documents and court files for almost a year to uncover the covert transactions that China's facilitators thought would never be revealed. 

And, as Schweizer's previous exposés, such as Profiles in Corruption, Secret Empires, and Clinton Cash, have demonstrated, bad actors exist on both sides of the political divide.

Red-Handed will expose the power link between both the Chinese government and the American intellectuals who do its bidding—thoroughly researched, crisply written, and scary.

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