Interview: Tim Weiner

Weiner won the Pulitzer Prize in 1988 reporting on black budget spending at the Pentagon and the CIA, and has spent the succeeding 24 years examining the American intelligence community. He is in London promoting his latest book, “Enemies: A history of the FBI”.

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