Frederick Edward Guest person

“Served in Egypt in 1899 as part of the Camel Corps who defeated the Caliphate, which leads us straight into the whole story of Lawrence of Arabia. And the Muslim Brotherhood creation. Uh-huh. So that's what Freddie did in Egypt. Oh, but he …”

“That we're talking about here. And Freddie Guest is there with his cousin, Winston Churchill. That's crazy. Yeah. So those two guys are pretty close. So by 1906, Guest is back in England and he basically serves as Winston Churchill's privat…”

“Of John Spencer Churchill, who's the 7th Duke of Marlborough. And yes, this makes Freddie the first cousin to British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. Wow. We're not done yet. He's got a lot more connections than that. But this is a pretty…”

“Spy work to you or espionage? Yes. Yes. That's exactly what it is. Exactly. But they didn't want to actually say that, but they just described it. So that's this guy, Raymond's father. So pretty interesting background. Covert operations. Ye…”

“thoroughbred racehorse owners, which a lot of these have connections to Yale. You're talking real muckety-muck, old money. Fair enough? Fair enough. All right. Well, Raymond's got a father, of course, and his name was Frederick Edward Guest…”

“Served in Egypt in 1899 as part of the Camel Corps who defeated the Caliphate, which leads us straight into the whole story of Lawrence of Arabia. And the Muslim Brotherhood creation. Uh-huh. So that's what Freddie did in Egypt. Oh, but he …”

“Also won the bronze medal with the British polo team in the 1924 Paris Olympics. So we're talking about, you know, very high breeding. Freddie was the third son of a guy by the name of Ivor Guest, who was the first Baron Wimborne. So now we…”

“That we're talking about here. And Freddie Guest is there with his cousin, Winston Churchill. That's crazy. Yeah. So those two guys are pretty close. So by 1906, Guest is back in England and he basically serves as Winston Churchill's privat…”

“Also won the bronze medal with the British polo team in the 1924 Paris Olympics. So we're talking about, you know, very high breeding. Freddie was the third son of a guy by the name of Ivor Guest, who was the first Baron Wimborne. So now we…”

“thoroughbred racehorse owners, which a lot of these have connections to Yale. You're talking real muckety-muck, old money. Fair enough? Fair enough. All right. Well, Raymond's got a father, of course, and his name was Frederick Edward Guest…”

“colonel what was england up to in that time period wow that's interesting yeah in the world war one treaty of versailles carving up the middle east yes uh-huh so his dad's all totally part of that so still working for the british government…”