Former Secretary of State James Baker III discusses the current unrest in Egypt, commenting that "this is a textbook case of why it is sometimes difficult to conduct foreign policy"

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02/06/2011

Former Secretary of State James Baker III discusses the current unrest in Egypt, commenting that "this is a textbook case of why it is sometimes difficult to conduct foreign policy"

During a roundtable discussion on NBC's Meet the Press with David Gregory, former Secretary of State James Baker III weighs in on the current situation in the Middle East.

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Former Secretary of State James Baker III discusses the current unrest in Egypt, commenting that "this is a textbook case of why it is sometimes difficult to conduct foreign policy"

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