Harry Payne Whitney person

“Because the family had so much money, it was like writing off a tip. Henry does get married to a really amazing woman by the name of Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney. She's the second daughter of Cornelius Vanderbilt II. Is that the one that the…”

“Of course. A lot of the Whitney's went to Groton. You remember that from when we went to Groton's? Yes. And of course, he goes from there to Yale. Guess what secret society he was inducted into in 1894? Skull and Bones. God, you're so good …”

“He's the grandnephew of Eli Whitney, the cotton gin guy. We had Edward Baldwin Whitney, Bonesman, 1878, who was a New York Supreme Court justice. That's probably how the Vanderbilts didn't get any justice. Well, here's where it gets interes…”

“Which will come up again later. The Whitney's are all sportsmen. So he had some children. And we need to talk about them. Because the first one is someone named Harry Payne Whitney. Who was a very famous socialite. Went to a private school …”

“Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney. We have spoken about before when we did Skull and Bones. She marries a Henry Payne Whitney from the Whitney family. Bear with me. I'm jumping around a bit. And, of course, we did basically a whole show on the Wh…”

“Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney, 1917. He became a film producer. He did a film called The Searchers he was known for. You had a Harry Payne Whitney, class of 1894, who became a horse breeder, big polo guy, country club guy. You had a John Hay…”

“He's the grandnephew of Eli Whitney, the cotton gin guy. We had Edward Baldwin Whitney, Bonesman, 1878, who was a New York Supreme Court justice. That's probably how Vanderbilt didn't get any justice. Well, here's where it gets interesting.…”

“Of course. A lot of the Whitney's went to Groton. You remember that from when we went to Groton's? Yes. And of course, he goes from there to Yale. Guess what secret society he was inducted into in 1894? Skull and Bones. God, you're so good …”

“He's getting politically involved in the sound money movement, which is against the free silver agitation of William Jennings Bryant. This is going to cause all kinds of acrimony in the Democrat Party. And he starts investing in horse racin…”

“So what I have found very interesting is the horse race venues were always ran by the mafia. And that's where these very wealthy families, the original Operation Gladio assassins and paramilitary were the mafia. And this is where they were …”

“So what I have found very interesting is the horse race venues were always ran by the mafia. And that's where these very wealthy families, the original Operation Gladio assassins and paramilitary were the mafia. And this is where they were …”