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James Baker

James Baker

Statesman and former United States Secretary of the TreasuryWikipedia

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Oct 27, 2026

Jeffrey SachsGUEST
11:07
And Hans-Dietrich Genscher said this on January 31, 1990.
Jeffrey SachsGUEST
11:15
U.S. Secretary of State James Baker III said it to Gorbachev's face, said it directly to him on February 9th, 1990.
Jeffrey SachsGUEST
11:25
And Helmut Kohl, the Chancellor of Germany, said it directly to Gorbachev on February 10th, 1990.
Jeffrey SachsGUEST
11:33
I knew all of these people.
Jeffrey SachsGUEST
11:49
So I was at Kohl's residence.
Jeffrey SachsGUEST
11:52
I was with Hans-Dietrich Genscher.
Jeffrey SachsGUEST
11:54
I knew James Baker III.
Jeffrey SachsGUEST
11:58
The idea was end the division of Europe, but not take advantage of the Soviet Union by moving NATO eastward.
Hans von SpakovskyGUEST
9:05
That bipartisan split really has only occurred in the last 20 years.
Hans von SpakovskyGUEST
9:10
In 2005, for example, Jimmy Carter and James Baker formed a bipartisan commission election reform.
Hans von SpakovskyGUEST
9:19
And for example, back then, they both recommended you should require an ID to vote.
Hans von SpakovskyGUEST
9:25
That was a bipartisan recommendation.
Scott HortonGUEST
21:55
This Ariel Sharon guy and the Israeli regime is really at the core of George W. Bush's war on terrorism policy here.
Scott HortonGUEST
22:04
This is not James Baker and Houston going to war.
Scott HortonGUEST
22:08
This is, you know, this is a whole other agenda.
Scott HortonGUEST
22:11
And it ain't about the quigley's old anglo-american establishment and the rockefeller regime and whatever this is something entirely different and you know clearly he was right about all of that and so um and then all the great stories about the neocons and the office of special plans and all of that stuff came out right as the war got going there were a couple before but especially rise the war got going there all these stories about the office of special plans and just told the entire story of who these kooks are the separate government as colin powell called it of richard pearl and his gang and um And so that was what kind of set me off on this thing where I realized like it's really crucial to learn about this.
Connie ChungSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:14
Dukakis today dismissed a poor showing in the polls and said he is in a marathon race.
Connie ChungSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:19
A magazine report says George Bush is likely to name James Baker secretary of state if Bush becomes president.
Connie ChungSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:26
A new study says more than five million jobs were lost in the U.S. because of last year's trade deficit.
Connie ChungSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:32
Another study says a lack of child care in businesses costs the economy about $3 billion a year.
Ray McGovernGUEST
9:22
So he says, how soon can you talk to us about what we do about Europe? And Gerovachev says, well, another month.
Ray McGovernGUEST
9:33
So on the 1st of February, James Baker, Secretary of State for George H.W. Bush arrives in Moscow.
Ray McGovernGUEST
9:41
Now he's a real smart Texas lawyer, right? Nothing against Texas or against lawyers.
Ray McGovernGUEST
9:46
But he says, now, how would this be? We'd like to have a reunited Germany.
Ty BrickerHOST
3:01
It was a declassified memorandum of a conversation.
Ty BrickerHOST
3:05
It was really a conversation between U.S. Secretary of State James Baker and the Soviet president of that time, Mikhail Gorbachev.
Ty BrickerHOST
3:12
All right.
Ty BrickerHOST
3:12
And this was in 1990.
Scott HortonGUEST
59:52
This Ariel Sharon guy and the Israeli regime is really at the core of George W. Bush's war on terrorism policy here.
Scott HortonGUEST
60:02
This is not James Baker and Houston going to war.
Scott HortonGUEST
60:06
This is, you know, this is a whole other agenda.
Scott HortonGUEST
60:09
And it ain't about the.
Tim YoungGUEST
14:12
Well, he definitely, John Kerry.
Tim YoungGUEST
14:14
Well, it was John Kerry, Hillary Clinton, James Baker at one point.
Tim YoungGUEST
14:17
Yes, he was the first
DanPANELIST
14:18
Hispanic Latino U.S. secretary of state.
Jeff KuhnerHOST
13:35
In other words, don't move into Hungary, Czech Republic, Poland, all these are the Baltic states.
Jeff KuhnerHOST
13:43
And Bush 41 and his secretary of state, James Baker, gave Gorbachev their word.
Jeff KuhnerHOST
13:52
It will not move, quote unquote, NATO will not move, quote unquote, one inch to the east.
Jeff KuhnerHOST
14:01
Well, Soviet Union collapses.
Roger StoneGUEST
59:44
When the Russians agreed to the reunification of East and West Germany, we, the United States, signed two different agreements, the Budapest Memorandum and the Minsk Accords.
Roger StoneGUEST
59:56
signed by James A. Baker III on behalf of George Bush, in which we agreed not to push Ukraine into NATO, which is to say not to put NATO missiles paid for by U.S. taxpayers on the ground in Ukraine aimed at Russia.
Roger StoneGUEST
60:11
To me, not different than the Russians mounting missiles in Cuba 90 miles from our shore in 1963.
Roger StoneGUEST
60:20
Obama already gave them Crimea.

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