My FBI
Bringing Down the Mafia, Investigating Bill Clinton, and Fighting the War on Terror

Interesting perspective on things like building a case against the Unabomber, fighting terrorism, and the limitations of the FBI. According to himself, Freeh is full of integrity and did a great job as director. He convinced me, but I'd be curious to hear other opinions about him.......more

Actually, this is really an autobiography of Louis J. Freeh despite the title, though he does tell of his years as FBI director as well. He does not get into great detail about everything that happened under his watch, which arguably would have made the book too long, and he proves that he is hardly......more

A very interesting perspective with parallels to the current president While I could not stand Bill Clinton-I find him even more repugnant after reading this book. That he would sell US lives down the river to deal with Iran is absolutely criminal. The fact that he thought he was above the law is mo......more

Do you want to live an outstanding, accomplished life despite all of the incompetent and misguided people around you? Write an autobiography and it will sure seem that way. Mr. Freeh grinds his axes and sets the records straight - from his perspective - while providing the reader with the occasional......more

Just finished reading this. Mr. Freeh was my first Director and I had the chance to spend time with him on several occasions. He like to bust my chops, which I was good with. What is interesting (reading this years later), is the foreshadowing of the Mueller and Comey successions, as well as the non......more