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The Man Who Ran Washington
The Life and Times of James A. Baker III
Book • 2021
This book provides a detailed portrait of James A. Baker III, a key figure in American politics who served as White House Chief of Staff and Secretary of State.
It explores his influence on U.S.
policy during the Reagan and Bush administrations, including his role in the Gulf War and German reunification.
The biography highlights Baker's pragmatic approach to politics and his ability to navigate complex political landscapes.
It explores his influence on U.S.
policy during the Reagan and Bush administrations, including his role in the Gulf War and German reunification.
The biography highlights Baker's pragmatic approach to politics and his ability to navigate complex political landscapes.
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Mentioned in 2 episodes
Mentioned by David Rubenstein as a captivating read about Jim Baker's career in Washington.
Private Equity Masters 4: David Rubenstein – Carlyle Group (Capital Allocators, EP.203)
Mentioned by 
Patrick Bet-David as a book he is currently reading, focusing on alliance creation and diplomacy.
Patrick Bet-David as a book he is currently reading, focusing on alliance creation and diplomacy.
457: How Thinking 5 Moves Ahead Can Make You Millions with Patrick Bet-David
Mentioned as one of the books co-authored by Susan Glasser about James Baker.
Monday Morning Politics: No More Kings Protests; Minnesota Lawmakers Shot
Mentioned by 
Patrick Bet-David , prompting 
Ken Khachigian to share his perspective on Baker's role in the Reagan administration.
Patrick Bet-David , prompting Ken Khachigian to share his perspective on Baker's role in the Reagan administration.
"Shouldn’t Have Resigned" - Ken Khachigian Reveals Nixon’s Paranoia, Reagan’s Mistakes, Bush’s Secrets | PBD Podcast
Mentioned by 
David Rubenstein as a well-written book about Jim Baker, offering insights into how Washington works.
David Rubenstein as a well-written book about Jim Baker, offering insights into how Washington works.
David Rubenstein | PBD Podcast | Ep. 217
