George H W Bush & James Baker Speech 1989

The transcript begins with an introduction of Secretary of State James A Baker and a tribute to Marie Burke, a notable public servant. It then discusses the evolving responsibilities of diplomats in an interconnected world. The President is introduced, highlighting his recent NATO trip and the support received. The importance of the ambassadorial role is emphasized, with personal anecdotes shared to illustrate the close relationship between the President and his representatives abroad.

What was highlighted as a growing responsibility for diplomats in today's world?

• Managing international trade

• Handling new issues due to rapid communication

• Overseeing military operations

• Conducting cultural exchanges

Who was praised for their creativity and dedication during the NATO trip?

• Jessica

• Jim Baker

• Henry

• Marie Burke

What was the President's view on the role of an ambassador?

• An ambassador is responsible for economic policies

• An ambassador is a military advisor

• An ambassador is the President's personal representative

• An ambassador is a ceremonial figure

What humorous incident was mentioned regarding Winfield House?

• A missing flag

• A surprise party

• A cow on the front yard

• A broken window

Who was introduced as having the full confidence of the President?

• Jessica

• Marie Burke

• Jim Baker

• Henry