Trump and the Deep State — Inside America’s Hidden Security War is a groundbreaking investigation into the power struggles within Washington’s national security bureaucracy. Drawing from firsthand field experience, classified-era historical context, and insider reporting from the White House and Pentagon, this book reveals the hidden conflicts that shaped U.S. security policy during the Trump era. With 42 years of global war reporting experience — from Afghanistan to the Caucasus, the Middle East, and finally Washington D.C. — journalist and national security analyst Irfan Sapmaz exposes the internal battles against entrenched institutions, intelligence networks, and defense-industrial forces that influence American power behind the scenes. This book reveals: The confrontation between Trump and the U.S. security establishment How the Pentagon, CIA, FBI, and defense contractors shape national strategy The role of media and intelligence in manufacturing narratives Historical roots of America’s deep state Real-world consequences of bureaucratic warfare Combining journalistic instinct with academic analysis, this book is an essential resource for understanding U.S. national security, intelligence dynamics, and geopolitical power. Author: Irfan Sapmaz — White House and Pentagon Correspondent
