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We also have Potter Stewart, who did become the Supreme Court. We've talked about him before because he was an alumni of Skull and Bones, one of four. I think there's five different Supreme Court members that have affiliations to Skull and …
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Lincoln's Secretary of the Treasury was a guy by the name of Salmon P. Chase. He's born, oh, I don't know, 40 miles from where I'm sitting in Cornish, New Hampshire. Studies law and gets legal practice in, wait for it, Cincinnati, Ohio. How…
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Goes back to private practice where he came from. And of all places, he's from Cincinnati. That's hilarious. Yeah. People don't remember. We talked all about the Cincinnati connections of Skull and Bones, mostly with the Taft family. He act…
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He wants to get away from Los Angeles. He wants to get away from all of the craziness that he himself created in conjunction with the Nicaraguan mafia that the CIA had moved in there to flood the zone with cocaine, both in Los Angeles and S…
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was where Mary Bronner had grown up. Ricky had traveled there at least once with her to try to get her help from her being hooked on cocaine. So he was interested in moving somewhere in the Midwest so that his money that he had stashed away…
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He moved into a townhouse and basically just kind of wanted to live the recluse lifestyle outside of drugs. He had an obsession with real estate and wanted to get into that business in Cincinnati. At the time, he was 27 years old. And peopl…
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He kept saying he could get me some stuff for really cheap and could make me a lot of money if I started dealing in Cincinnati. Ricky, initially, was not interested. When Blanton called him from Detroit one day in the fall of 1987 and asked…
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He was just an illiterate high school dropout, a zero. When he was dealing, he was something big. And Daniello would prey on that. Quote, it got to the point where I enjoyed selling drugs so much that I could be in bed with a woman and I'd …
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his own was effortless. By then, Ross was an old hand at creating new crack markets. I knew the recipe. I knew what to do. I would just go into the black neighborhoods and meet people. So, Daniello was not going to allow Ricky Ross a minute…
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giving recruits apartments, beepers, cocaine with instructions on how to conduct street sales. The drugs were stored in the trunks of parked cars placed around the neighborhoods, which again is why they love the car dealership business. Sud…
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We had a lot of crack in the east and west, but not in Cincinnati until Ricky Ross came here, one of the local police officers said. He could blow the locals out of the water when it came to making drug deals because he was getting them so …
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Middleton and Fairfield, Ohio, as far west as Cincinnati and St. Louis, as far south as Atlanta and even in Texas. One of the police officers said that Ricky Ross could sell popsicles to Eskimos. Ross later said, I could go anywhere in the …
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said the bag was bound for Cincinnati. A call was placed to the Cincinnati DEA's office. They asked for advice. The DEA office said that they'd stake out the bus and see who shows up for the suitcase. A few days later, one of Ross's employe…
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was trapped. Ross got the news and quickly assessed the damage. Nine kilos was enough to put Jeffries away for a couple of decades. The pressure would be on him to roll over and give someone up. If the dominoes started falling, they would f…
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and he'd have the best lawyers. All he had to do was keep his mouth shut. The mere fact that a Crip had been caught in Cincinnati with cocaine, quote, led the FBI and DEA field office in Cincinnati to investigate allegations that the Crips …
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and Ricky knew his time was short. Ross discovered that one of his underlings was having sex with his girlfriend. That sensed it for him. He was getting screwed every way in Cincinnati, and it became time to go home. I sold what I had, and …
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in Texas in May of 1988 and discussed a cocaine deal on a tapped phone line. The fugitive warrant was issued. About three months after I was in Los Angeles, they did a program on CBS that was talking about me, that I was under investigation…
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In June of 1989, Ross and 13 other people were indicted on federal charges of cocaine conspiracy in Cincinnati. And another fugitive warrant was issued. Now he had the state of Texas and the U.S. government after him. Ross melted into South…
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The police claimed that Ross had attacked them with a frying pan, so naturally they just used it on him. Bruised and sore and swollen all over, the crack king of L.A. was unceremoniously dumped into a cell in Los Angeles Metropolitan Correc…
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using someone as big and as villainous as Ricky Ross. Ricky Ross had one question. What was in it for him? It could change the way certain people felt about him, he was told. If he cooperated and testified truthfully and honestly, it would …
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and the identity of one of his quiet nacelle partners, consider first the bank where Burr Brower was caught, Great American Bank in Miami. At the time, in 1980-81, Burr Brower was laundering the cartel's drug money through Great American Ba…
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His fellow Cincinnatian, who also got caught in the savings and loan debacle, Warner is full of arrogance, bluster, a man who thought his political connections and influence would keep him free. Warner got his start building homes after Wor…
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Pittsburgh and Cincinnati and stuff like that. But this one and the Chicago that Illini is well-versed in, this book specifically deals with that Northern tier. So I'll screen that book and see if that's something that we wanna do to kind o…
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Let's talk about it. Why is he famous? Well, mostly because of his bloodline. But he does a few things. He was the mayor of Cincinnati. It was about as high as he made it. But there's a lot of Cincinnati ties to influence and a lot of the o…
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All these people have pushed this globalist idea known as the New World Order. League of Nations was one of their earliest attempts to make that happen. Correct. All right. Our next Taft, the third brother, was Horace Dutton Taft, Skullbone…
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And then would go on to become the Ohio governor from 1999 to 2007. So until very recently, this guy, the Taft family, is still involved in a high level of politics. And keep in mind, since we're hovering around Cincinnati, this is where Le…
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They wouldn't have attacked him if he wasn't. No. No, that's when Kavanaugh was up, they tried to bork him as well. It was ridiculous. Somehow he got through. Say what you want about Mitch McConnell, but at least he got the judges through. …
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So this guy's making a lot of money, and it's starting to get influential. 1856, he's a delegate to the Democrat National Convention in Cincinnati, where they nominated President Buchanan. In the 1860 election, the one where Lincoln got ele…
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They all look like that. It was an interesting fashion statement. Okay, this guy comes from, born in Cleveland, Ohio. His father is a prominent lawyer in Ohio. Who else do we know from Ohio? People like, I don't know, the Rockefellers and a…
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is very interesting just as a note yeah so he graduates from yale with honors in mathematics and languages then he goes back to ohio and goes to cincinnati law school in 1844 goes and works for his father's law firm and a lot of what they w…
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Which means the entire Chicago dirty politics was backed by these organized crime people. All right. So now I introduce a name that we just have to hammer home. Because Lincoln's Secretary of the Treasury was a guy by the name of Salmon P. …