Annelise Anderson
Associate Director, OMB, 1981-1983
Bert Carp
Deputy Assistant for Domestic Affairs for President Jimmy
Carter, 1977-1981
Alan Cohen
Economist, Senate Budget Committee, 1983-1993
Senior Advisor, Dept. of Treasury, 1993-2001
Senior Budget Advisor, Senate Finance Committee, 2001-present
Tom Daschle
Senator (D-SD), 1987-2005
Christopher Edley
Associate Director, OMB,
1993-1995
John Hilley
White House, Director of Legislative Affairs, 1996-1998
William G. Hoagland
Staff Director, Senate Budget Committee, 1986-2003
Douglas Holtz-Eakin
Director, CBO, 2003-2005
James McIntyre
Director, Office of Management and Budget, 1977-1981
Jim Miller
Director, OMB, 1985-1988
Joseph Minarik
OMB, Associate Director for Economic Policy, 1993-2001
June O'Neill
CBO, Director, 1995-1999
Rudolph Penner
Director, CBO, 1983-1987
Robert Reich
Secretary of Labor, 1993-1997
Robert Reischauer
Director, CBO, 1989-1995
Alice Rivlin
Director, CBO, 1975-1983 Director, OMB, 1994-1996
Robert Rubin
Secretary of the Treasury, 1995-1999
Warren Rudman
Senator (R-NH), 1980-1993
James Sasser
Senator (D-TN), 1976-1994
Charles Schultze
Chair, Council of Economic Advisers, 1977-1981
John Sununu
White House Chief of Staff, 1989-1991
John Taylor
Member, Council of Economic Advisors, 1989-1991 Undersecretary of Treasury for International Affairs, 2001-2005
James McIntyre was a lieutenant of Jimmy Carter when he was governor of Georgia, serving as his Director of the Office of Planning and Budget. In 1977, Carter appointed McIntyre as his second Director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, a position that he held through the rest of Carter's presidency.
In this interview, Mr. McIntyre discusses the tumultuous economic history during the Carter years and the fiscal policies devised to combat problems such as runaway inflation. McIntyre also discusses the relationship between the OMB and Congress, and the White House and the Federal Reserve, including the appointment of Paul Volcker in 1979 to head the bank.
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