The Outlier - Jimmy Carter and the White House
About this Video
In his new one volume definitive biography The Outlier, Pulitzer Prize winner Kai Bird discusses Jimmy Carter’s remarkable life and tenure in the White House. The conversation will explore Carter’s presidency, which might be the most underrated executive administration in American history.
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