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Michael Deaver

Michael Deaver

Former White House Deputy Chief of StaffWikipedia

Search complete. 10 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Michael Deaver".

Nov 8, 2026

LionelHOST
7:40
Susie Wiles never talked to anyone.
LionelHOST
7:43
Trump was screaming at her, who does this? How can you, you wouldn't have communicators, a Mike Deaver, you wouldn't have, he did, you know, for a while there, he had some good people, but you know, Caroline Leavitt, when she was good, she was great.
LionelHOST
7:58
And, uh, Sarah Huckabee Sanders was pretty good.
LionelHOST
8:02
I mean, he had some good people.
Mark JosephHOST
39:28
I did not know this, John, that I'd love to check that out.
John FundGUEST
39:32
Well, Michael Deaver was the guy who brought me on board.
John FundGUEST
39:35
Um, he, um, he was the guy who said that Reagan had to constantly be made aware of what young people were thinking.
John FundGUEST
39:44
Remember, this was the days of student revolts, Berkeley free speech movement, anti-Vietnam war demonstrations were not a few years, just a few years behind us.
Mark SimoneHOST
13:21
And the media A-listers that he entertained at the House? Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont...
Mark SimoneHOST
13:30
And Reagan's chief of staff, Michael Deaver.
Mark SimoneHOST
13:32
All right, these are the two most unexciting names you could name anywhere.
Mark SimoneHOST
13:38
You could buy this house.
Mark SimoneHOST
13:47
That's impressive to anybody visiting you.
Mark SimoneHOST
13:49
But if you've got somebody visiting you and say, you know, Bill Plant had this house.
Mark SimoneHOST
13:53
Who? You know that Michael Deaver was sitting in this chair.
Mark SimoneHOST
13:57
Who? Who? Patrick Leahy ate in that dining room.
Kathy BooneHOST
19:28
an hour or so a day, rather.
Kathy BooneHOST
19:31
Mies, Baker, the deputy chief of staff, Michael Deaver, and the few others who were granted access to the president were gravely concerned.
Kathy BooneHOST
19:40
This was supposed to be the beginning of the Reagan presidency, but at moments it seemed the end of Reagan, the Reagan they knew.
Kathy BooneHOST
19:48
At times he was overcome with pain.
Roger StoneHOST
26:15
The only guy who could call him Ron, as they were pulling Reagan from the room, Andy Carter said, we'd like to talk about the vice presidency.
Roger StoneHOST
26:25
Mike Deaver turned sheet white.
Roger StoneHOST
26:27
Mark Deaver was Reagan's body man, as they would say, his handler.
Roger StoneHOST
26:32
And they tried to shuffle Reagan out of the room.
Roger StoneHOST
26:07
As they were pulling Reagan from the room, Andy Carter said, we'd like to talk about the vice presidency.
Roger StoneHOST
26:13
Mike Deaver turned sheet white.
Roger StoneHOST
26:15
Mark Deaver was Reagan's body man, as they would say, his handler.
Roger StoneHOST
26:21
And they tried to shuffle Reagan out of the room.
Roger StoneHOST
8:42
And at that meeting, Anderson Carter, who is a big bluff and very wealthy rancher from New Mexico, who had actually tried to get Reagan the nomination in 1968, had a long relationship with The only guy who could call him Ron, as they were pulling Reagan from the room, Andy Carter said, we'd like to talk about the vice presidency.
Roger StoneHOST
9:05
Mike Deaver turned sheet white.
Roger StoneHOST
9:08
Mark Deaver was Reagan's body man, as they would say.
Roger StoneHOST
9:11
He's a handler.
Roger StoneGUEST
55:34
We were standing in an airport hangar, and I just happened to have a camera crew standing by.
Roger StoneGUEST
55:41
I got dirty looks from Mike Deaver, but I said, Mr.
Roger StoneGUEST
55:45
President, would you cut this endorsement ad for Tom King? He said, yeah, how long? I said, 29 seconds.
Roger StoneGUEST
55:52
He did it in one take.
Susan PageGUEST
8:22
And afterwards...
Susan PageGUEST
8:24
Queen Elizabeth told Michael Deaver, who was the deputy chief of staff at the White House, how much she had liked the lunch and especially the used beans.
Susan PageGUEST
8:36
The used beans.
Susan PageGUEST
8:37
I love that.

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