Special Prosecutor

The Special Prosecutor emerges as the President's directed weapon against the MS cover-up, appointed via the Attorney General to dismantle White House alibis. Babish paints a vivid portrait of this figure's onslaught: relentless, looping interrogations dissect aides' every presidential encounter—aspirin handoffs, tremor glimpses, Zoey ties—while secret grand jury subpoenas ambush without mercy. Inconsistencies ignite perjury fires, innocence drowns in $100,000 bills, shattering Charlie's bravado into dread. This specter personalizes institutional peril, coiling legal nooses around personal loyalties and re-election dreams in the Oval's shadow.