
The Art of Political Power, with Robert Caro and William Hague
Intelligence Squared
Power and Influence
This chapter explores the effectiveness of power wielded by Robert Moses and Lyndon Johnson, highlighting their decision-making processes and the lessons learned from their actions. It also discusses the powerful skills of President Johnson in understanding and empathizing with people, which aided in his ability to influence and persuade individuals.
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