Liar, Liar is the first critical analysis of the widespread deception behind the Airbus scandal. In a scathing indictment of the ethics of politicians, journalists, and business, William Kaplan's book pits former prime minister Brian Mulroney against Stevie Cameron, one of Canada's foremost investigative journalists. In Liar, Liar, Kaplan reveals how Mulroney, paid $300,000 in cash not long after leaving office in circumstances he believed were best kept quiet, subsequently misled Canadians when he testified under oath about his relationship with German middleman Karlheinz Schrieber and then tried to suppress the story in the media. Cameron so wanted to destroy the former PM that she broke one of journalism's most sacred commandments and in 1995 became a confidential informant for the RCMP. Kaplan finally sets the record straight about the Airbus affair and reveals the culture of court secrecy that Mulroney and Cameron manipulated for their own use.