On June 20, 1996, on the eve of the second round of the presidential elections, Lieutenant General Alexander Korzhakov was dismissed from his post as head of the Presidential Security Service. The reason was the detention of two “activists” of Yeltsin’s election headquarters - S. Lisovsky and A. Evstafiev - they tried to take half a million American dollars from the Government House. How did events develop further? Why did Chubais manage to return to power? Who was interested in the president’s daughter becoming his adviser? For the first time, the author of the book sincerely and honestly answers these questions. Alexander Vasilyevich was next to Boris Nikolaevich for eleven years. During this period, he experienced both the ups and downs of his boss. He knows everything about the president and believes that the truth should become the property of Russian citizens.