John Chafee person

“son is sitting in public right now he was a united states senator from rhode island until 1999. holmesman class of 1947 from the rhode island political dynasty they've had the five governors of rhode island in this family where i'll be visi…”

“in the press. He was an amazing soldier. He was a House of Representatives in 1962. He becomes the governor of Rhode Island. In 1969, he became Secretary of the Navy under Nixon. What's going on in 1969? The Vietnam War. Oh, yeah. Then he b…”

“in the press. He was an amazing soldier. He was a House of Representatives in 1962. He becomes the governor of Rhode Island. In 1969, he became Secretary of the Navy under Nixon. What's going on in 1969? The Vietnam War. Oh, yeah. Then he b…”

“in the press. He was an amazing soldier. He was a House of Representatives in 1962. He becomes the governor of Rhode Island. In 1969, he became Secretary of the Navy under Nixon. What's going on in 1969? The Vietnam War. Oh, yeah. Then he b…”

“in the press. He was an amazing soldier. He was a House of Representatives in 1962. He becomes the governor of Rhode Island. In 1969, he became Secretary of the Navy under Nixon. What's going on in 1969? The Vietnam War. Oh, yeah. Then he b…”

“1964, Lawrence Rockefeller. 1975, one of my favorite arch villains, Maurice Strong, the guy who started the entire climate change movement at the United Nations. 1989, Robert Redford. 1991, Ted Turner. 1992, Skull and Bones alumni, John Cha…”

“All right, next guy we're going to talk about is a guy by the name of John Chafee, C-H-A-F-E-E. He's a Bonesman class of 1947. All right, we want to talk about this next little bit. You want to talk about incestuous. So he's born in 1922 in…”

“because the bankers all have houses in Rhode Island, and they control who gets to Washington, D.C. through Rhode Island. Okay. He's also got an uncle, Zechariah Chafee, who was a Harvard Law professor. That matters because of all the Yalies…”

“because the bankers all have houses in Rhode Island, and they control who gets to Washington, D.C. through Rhode Island. Okay. He's also got an uncle, Zechariah Chafee, who was a Harvard Law professor. That matters because of all the Yalies…”

“And he also fought in Okinawa in 1945. So pretty good military background. Comes back to Yale, as a lot of these guys did. And, of course, he goes to law school. Guess where? Harvard. Of course. I mean, what is it, like two-thirds of these …”

“That's the whole routine, time after time. So in 1951, he gets recalled to the Marines as a rifle company commander for the Korean War. And there's an author named James Brady who, I guess, covered him. And his quote in his book talking abo…”

“Yeah, and 68 was obviously a pivotal year for the Democrats with the, you know, assassination just of JFK happening just before that and RFK in 68. Yeah, politically, that was a pivotal year. Yeah. So now he's out of office. He needs a job.…”

“Yeah, and 68 was obviously a pivotal year for the Democrats with the, you know, assassination just of JFK happening just before that and RFK in 68. Yeah, politically, that was a pivotal year. Yeah. So now he's out of office. He needs a job.…”

“Chafee would then sit on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. SSCI has always been the heart of the deep state in D.C. They also sat, of course, because he's from Rhode Island, he sat on the Senate Finance Committee. Interestingly e…”

“Chafee would then sit on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. SSCI has always been the heart of the deep state in D.C. They also sat, of course, because he's from Rhode Island, he sat on the Senate Finance Committee. Interestingly e…”

“Chafee would then sit on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. SSCI has always been the heart of the deep state in D.C. They also sat, of course, because he's from Rhode Island, he sat on the Senate Finance Committee. Interestingly e…”

“Comes back to Rhode Island in 1956, and of course goes into politics, because that's what Chaffees do. He's in the Rhode Island House of Reps until 1962. And then in 1962, he becomes the elected governor of Rhode Island as a Republican. Tha…”