Booker, Robert Author and former CIA case officer Baer was from the United States and worked largely in the Middle East. In addition to writing for Vanity Fair, The Wall Street Journal, and The Washington Post, he is Time's intelligence writer. Baer is a prominent commentator and author on topics connected to international relations, espionage, and American foreign policy. He is a native speaker of eight languages and recipient of the CIA Career Intelligence Medal. Hunting Hitler, a reality television program about history, was presented by him. He works for CNN as an intelligence and security analyst. Stephen Gaghan adapted his book See No Evil and used it as the foundation for the movie Syriana, in which George Clooney played Baer. Baer was a Los Angeles native. His parents separated when he was nine years old, and he went to Aspen, Colorado, where he pursued his dream of being a professional skier. His mother, a wealthy heiress, took him to Europe after his first year of high school, where they toured through all of Europe, including Paris during the 1968 riots, Germany, Prague during the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia, and Russia. His mother enrolled him in Indiana's Culver Military Academy when he came back to the US. He received his diploma from Georgetown University School of Foreign Service in 1976. (where future CIA director George Tenet was a classmate). He initially submitted an application to the CIA's Directorate of Operations while a PhD student at the University of California, Berkeley as a joke. After graduating, Baer joined the CIA and underwent a year of training that included a four-month paramilitary course, parachute training, and many language courses..

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