Frederick W. Smith person

“is those exact same years in Vietnam. And my father was an Air Force pilot in Vietnam the exact same time. And of course, we know that John McCain was a naval pilot back then. Gets out of Vietnam and he founds Federal Express to make it a l…”

“Another notable alumni, a guy by the name of Frederick W. Smith. Does that sound familiar? Yes, but I don't remember from where. Okay, he's a Yale School of Management alumni, 1966. He is the founder and CEO of a company you've talked about…”

“What's his name? Frederick's W what? Frederick W. Smith. Smith. You can find a pull a picture if you'd like. He was a skull and bones class of 1966, which means he's classmates with all these guys. Frederick Smith is famous because he's the…”

“What's his name? Frederick's W what? Frederick W. Smith. Smith. You can find a pull a picture if you'd like. He was a skull and bones class of 1966, which means he's classmates with all these guys. Frederick Smith is famous because he's the…”

“If you're from the South, you know this, the Tottle House restaurant chain. Yeah. And do they have those in Florida? No. He's also the founder of something called the Smith Motor Coach Company, which you probably know by its new name. It's …”

“because they had common flying interests. They would go fly their small planes on weekends. He goes to the Marines, and he's a Marine Corps pilot from 1966 to 1969. He's a forward air controller in Vietnam, and he flew the backseat of the O…”

“And yeah, getting 91 million for a logistics company seems interesting, but it worked, worked out for everyone. So he gets out. When did he get out of the military? I have 69 and 69. And then it says he bought controlling interest in an air…”

“When Bush ran against Kerry in 2004, he was kind of caught in the middle, but he endorsed Bush over Kerry. After Rumsfeld left, Bush offered him to be Secretary of Defense again, but he refused the offer because he wanted to be with his ter…”

“Another notable alumni, a guy by the name of Frederick W. Smith. Does that sound familiar? Yes, but I don't remember from where. Okay, he's a Yale School of Management alumni, 1966. He is the founder and CEO of a company you've talked about…”

“There are three bones men all on the different international stage. This guy, this guy was going to be the secretary of defense for George Bush right before 9-11. You know, how well connected do you have to be to be offered that position? Y…”

“There are three bones men all on the different international stage. This guy, this guy was going to be the secretary of defense for George Bush right before 9-11. You know, how well connected do you have to be to be offered that position? Y…”

“political clout to get him in because he, they knew he was compromised and would go along with nine 11. Um, I, I would be willing to bet that he didn't want all of that stuff dropped, um, drummed up, which it likely would have at least been…”

“What's his name? Frederick's W what? Frederick W. Smith. Smith. You can find a pull a picture if you'd like. He was a skull and bones class of 1966, which means he's classmates with all these guys. Frederick Smith is famous because he's the…”

“working for John McCain while he was running for president, who was also still serving as the chair for the IRI. While he was running for president, he was funding coups all over the world. And this guy supported him for president. Yeah, an…”