Eleanor Roosevelt person
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Franklin D. Roosevelt married
Eleanor Roosevelt host_asserted
“Like I said, she had a complex relationship with Eleanor, who was actually Franklin's distant cousin, which fifth cousin, I believe. A lot of the newspapers at the time called her domineering. She originally did not approve of Franklin's co…”
▶ The Shadow State 55 The Delano and Roosevelt Bloodlines @ 37:57
Eleanor Roosevelt member_of
Delano-Roosevelt family host_asserted
“Like I said, she had a complex relationship with Eleanor, who was actually Franklin's distant cousin, which fifth cousin, I believe. A lot of the newspapers at the time called her domineering. She originally did not approve of Franklin's co…”
▶ The Shadow State 55 The Delano and Roosevelt Bloodlines @ 37:57
Eleanor Roosevelt founded
U.S. Commission for the Care of European Children host_asserted
“It says that he raised the equivalent of $32 million. It was 1.5 back in the day for that organization. Yeah. So he was child trafficking. Whether it's legitimate or not. Yes. I mean, okay. Holy crap. The connection gets a little interestin…”
▶ The Shadow State 22 Secret Societies 6; The Bundy Family @ 13:05
Eleanor Roosevelt member_of
Livingston family host_asserted
“Eleanor Roosevelt. Yeah. Quite a few Congress critters came from the Livingston bloodline. And the infamous Collier brothers. You've heard of them. I don't know if you're going to remember them, but these are the famous brothers. They had a…”
▶ The Shadow State 77 Pilgrims Society 3 @ 33:19
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▶ 13:05
It says that he raised the equivalent of $32 million. It was 1.5 back in the day for that organization. Yeah. So he was child trafficking. Whether it's legitimate or not. Yes. I mean, okay. Holy crap. The connection gets a little interestin…
▶ 13:35
Yeah, well, people don't know Eleanor Roosevelt, married to FDR forever. Eleanor Roosevelt caught FDR cheating like back in the 1910s or 20s, a long time ago. But they stayed married as basically partners. Like in the White House, they slep…
▶ 37:25
Eleanor Roosevelt, but that's complicated. That's complicated. Yeah. Yeah, she's like what we call the helicopter mom. She might have been one of the original ones. Yes. Well, let's just talk about that. She homeschools Franklin. When he go…
▶ 37:57
Like I said, she had a complex relationship with Eleanor, who was actually Franklin's distant cousin, which fifth cousin, I believe. A lot of the newspapers at the time called her domineering. She originally did not approve of Franklin's co…
▶ 39:03
oh goodness i've got the best mother-in-law i could have ever wanted so i count my blessings i do too let's see what else is there oh she's really involved with the raising of eleanor's children you know eleanor is not a weak woman by any s…
▶ 39:40
Sarah is actually very supportive of Eleanor. And you say, oh, did she have a good side? No, she did not want to hurt FDR's political career. That was her motivation. She cared about his political career. Remember, their cousin, Teddy Roose…
▶ 40:50
basically sticking her nose into the marriage. The affair gets discovered in 1918. Eleanor offers, I'll offer you a divorce. And Sarah comes in and says, that ain't happening. If you do that, Franklin will lose his entire inheritance from t…
▶ 41:27
Now, he's an interesting gentleman because that wasn't his first proposal. His first proposal was to Consuelo Vanderbilt, the dollar princess that would marry into the Churchill family. That was more attractive to the Vanderbilts than marry…
▶ 41:59
affair continued there's also talk that eleanor and fdr never slept in the same bed again and they were basically just political business partners yeah and um the vanderbilt is the one um that was held prisoner until she married um the euro…
▶ 45:04
typhoid and the Spanish flu finally got her. So I'm going to give her a, I think she's probably, probably a good heart. Yeah. Good soul. Well, you have to have those as your cover story for doing the various things. So, okay. And that bring…
▶ 51:17
This is a yes and no, because these families, you know, in the early 20th century, really in the 19th century, really did have a rivalry at social occasions. You wouldn't get in, but you could snub socially. This was there was real animosit…
▶ 51:47
And Eleanor. Like I said, do we need to look at them? No, let's look at Oyster Bay and make it easier. Okay. FDR was born in 1882 to 1945. I talked about the feud he had with Churchill. It's a very long story, but reluctantly they fought on…
▶ 33:19
Eleanor Roosevelt. Yeah. Quite a few Congress critters came from the Livingston bloodline. And the infamous Collier brothers. You've heard of them. I don't know if you're going to remember them, but these are the famous brothers. They had a…