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'...brave and elegant...a fearless reporter...Eisinger's important and profound book takes no
prisoners...'—The Washington Post “An absorbing financial history, a monumental work of
journalism… a first-rate study of the federal bureaucracy. Itâ€s also an expansive parable: of
righteousness and compromise, overreach and underreach, excess, deceit, greed—the whole
American show.―—Bloomberg Businessweek“Smart, deeply sourced, and full of insider
tidbits about legal stars like Comey, judge Jed Rakoff, and former SEC chair Mary Jo White.―
—Fortune'A well-reported tale...'—The Financial Times'That the Wall Street titans who blew
up the financial system suffered little more than slight reductions in their bonuses only reinforced
the perception that the “system― is 'rigged'—with the consequences we know only too well.
Many people simply want to live in a world that is fair. As Eisinger shows, this one isnâ€t.'
—James Kwak, The New York Times Book Review“The book is as alarming as it is
comprehensive, but it's also gripping. The unfolding of the financial crisis makes for thrilling drama
in Eisinger's hands, heightened by the anxiety still felt by all who survived it. He's even able to
make white-collar courtroom proceedings and investigations into tax shelters sparkle.…This book
is a wakeup call, delivered calmly yet with no shortage of well-reasoned urgency, to a nation
whose democratic traditions are being undermined by backroom dealing, deregulation, and the
consolidation of corporate power. It's a chilling read, and a needed one.―—NPR.org
“Jesse Eisinger is a master journalist. Revelatory, maddening, and engrossing, the book draws
on vivid characters and immersive narratives to chart the rise of the corruption and the inertia
within the Justice Department.'—Bryan Burrough, co-author of Barbarians at the Gate and
author of Days of Rage“Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Eisinger does a masterful job of
assembling this riveting dossier of the legal scholars, jurists, and elected officials who played a
role in turning the U.S. into a nation in which white-collar criminals are celebrated for their cunning
instead of incarcerated for their offenses.―—Booklist, Starred Review“In a spare, elegant
and unrelenting narrative, Jesse Eisinger's The Chickenshit Club tackles one of the biggest
remaining mysteries about the 2008 financial crisis: Why the American justice system failed
miserably in its responsibility to hold Wall Street accountable for its unforgivable behavior in
exacerbating the near-meltdown of the global banking system. It's a surprising story of cowardice
and greed that will get your blood boiling all over again.―—William D. Cohan, author of
Why Wall Street Matters'This magisterial work is vital reading for everyone concerned by the

untrammeled influence of financial institutions and corporations on Americ