John Raines

Bonnie and John Raines, anti-war activists and prominent figures in the 1970s civil rights movement, share their audacious tale of breaking into an FBI office to expose corruption. They reflect on the intense atmosphere of distrust and activism during the Vietnam War, highlighting the societal impact of their actions. The conversation also delves into the chilling effects of surveillance on dissenters and the moral dilemmas faced by those who challenged authority, intertwining personal stories with a critique of government power.