All the Presidents' Secrets:
For the First Time, Secret Service Agents Tell
What They Really Know
LBJ frolicked with pretty secretaries on Air Force One — while his wife was onboard . . . Secret Service agents sneaked President Obama to a meeting with the Rev. Jeremiah Wright . . . Jackie Kennedy nearly caught JFK with women in the White House pool.
Those are just a few of the disclosures in Newsmax magazine's blockbuster report, "All the Presidents' Secrets."
New York Times best-selling author and Newsmax Chief Washington Correspondent Ronald Kessler is the first journalist to penetrate the wall of secrecy that surrounds the U.S. Secret Service.
Kessler interviewed more than 100 current and former agents and reveals startling stories about presidents from Kennedy to Obama in his 18th book, In the President's Secret Service: Behind the Scenes with Agents in the Line of Fire and the Presidents They Protect.
As one former Secret Service agent told Kessler, if Americans knew the truth about their leaders, "they would scream."
Newsmax magazine's exclusive excerpt from the book offers a never-before-seen look at the men and women who are pledged to protect the president at all costs — and the difficult challenges they face.
Included in this special Newsmax report:
- The "least likeable" of the modern presidents — and the strangest
- The commander in chief who was "often inebriated"
- All the presidents' mistresses
- Inside the Secret Service's Washington headquarters
- Fiddle, Faddle, and Pamela Turnure — JFK's White House consorts
- The telltale signs of danger that agents look for in a crowd
- The president known as an incurable tightwad
- Jimmy Carter's "carry his own luggage" ruse
- Which first lady was "the brains of the outfit"
- The secret techniques the Service uses to shield protectees
- How Vice President Biden sabotages his own security
- "The Beast" — the Secret Service's "first limo"
- Why the White House is a "magnet for the psychotic"
- Are agents really supposed to take a bullet for the president?
- Despite denials, Obama is smoking in the White House
- Which presidents had these code names: Passkey, Rawhide, Timberwolf, Eagle
- George Bush Sr. — the victim of agents' pranks
- Who gets protection — they're not all Americans
- How lapses in magnetometer screening endanger protectees
- George W. Bush's brush with a would-be assassin
- Why the Service has been forced to cut corners
- Homeland Security chief Chertoff's shocking security breach — at his own home
- Ronald Reagan's humorous quip about Gary Hart
- Agents' concern: The Service is on "the brink of disaster"
- And more
This edition of Newsmax magazine is not to be missed.
In addition to hard-hitting investigative reports and special commentary from George Will, Michael Reagan, Ben Stein, Dr. Laura Schlessinger, David Limbaugh, Christopher Ruddy and others, you get much more in Newsmax magazine, including:
- Sex scandals on the right: Do they matter?
- Al Franken insider is named election overseer
- Watchdog tracks "greedy" John Murtha on earmarks
- Obama goes easy on Iran's leaders
- Phony vets are dishonoring real American heroes
- America's credit rating is in jeopardy
- Smugglers and terrorists team up to assault U.S. border
- Newsmax survey finds Top 10 Republican leaders
- Sarah Palin backs Texas Gov. Rick Perry in GOP primary
- Dick Morris: Big-spender Obama is losing the public's trust
- Good sex means good workers
- Remembering Afghanistan's Jews — only one remains
- Five great exchange-traded funds for the economic rebound
- World-class getaways right here at home
- Schumer and Obama at odds over worker ID cards
- Ben Stein: A car is a "gift from God"
- Religion-themed films coming from Hollywood
- Michael Moore is joyous over GM's plight
- Poll of Obama supporters yields surprising results
- Ed Klein pens unbiased Ted Kennedy bio
- John Stossel: Doctors should value competition
- Meet the Pope on Facebook
- 3 Keys to stopping heart diseases
- A mountain bike that's combat ready
- How to gain college credits online
- Venture capitalists are an endangered species
- Brain scans can help fix your life
Again, there is so much more in Newsmax magazine, which won a Gold Eddie Award in the News/Commentary category of Folio magazine's prestigious journalism awards, the Eddies.
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