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Portrait of how the Clinton White House really works, based on interviews with administration insiders and other key officials and confidential internal memos, diaries, and meeting notes.

A biography of Condoleezza Rice, national security advisor to President George W. Bush, discussing her childhood in Birmingham, Alabama, her education, her interest in Soviet studies, and the career that led her to the White House.

Former presidential senior advisor George Stephanopoulos chronicles the five years he spent as a supporter, confidant, and friend to President Bill Clinton, discussing his impressions of the scandals that rocked the White House, the President's policies, and his encounters with key political figures.

Chronicles the life of Condoleezza Rice, covering her childhood in Birmingham, Alabama, her accomplishments in music, her first studies in foreign affairs, her years as a professor and provost, and her work as National Security Advisor and Secretary of State.

A biography of Condoleeza Rice, known both as an accomplished pianist and for serving as George W. Bush's National Security Advisor.