The preeminent researcher of the American 'deep state' and its hand in the great domestic crimes - from JFK to 9/11 - returns with the story of the other side of his career, as a Berkley poet and translator, and friend and collaborator of the major Polish poet, Czesław Miłosz. Miłosz was in the anti-Nazi resistance in Poland during the Second World War and opposed the Stalinist regime thereafter. Peter Dale Scott discusses his political and creative differences with Miłosz and how he has come to embrace Miłosz's vision for cultural and creative solutions to the violence of power.
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