William Randolph Hearst person
also: Goonsburg, hearst, Hearst, Hurst, Hurst, Randolph Hurst, William Randolph first, William Randolph Horst, William Randolph Hurst
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Claims (14)
William Randolph Hearst headed
International News Service documented
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“William Randolph Hearst his International News Service…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.102
William Randolph Hearst headed
Chicago Tribune documented
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“William Randolph Hearst ... and the Chicago Tribune…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.102
William Randolph Hearst headed
The New York American documented
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“William Randolph Hearst ... his New York American…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.102
FBI spied_on
William Randolph Hearst documented
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“Among those of whose 'pro-Germanism the public thus learned were ... William Randolph Hearst…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.102
William Randolph Hearst member_of
St. Paul's School host_asserted
“He wrote a book about it. That's one of the more famous Titanic survivor books. That's Gracie, but he died like six months, like nine months after he actually survived it. So here's a current guy, Frank Tracy Griswold, the third, who is the…”
▶ Operation Gladio Meets Secret Societies with WarHamster Brady 250508 @ 21:36
Fred Dubois member_of
William Randolph Hearst host_asserted
“He then breaks with Democrats and supports Teddy Roosevelt's agenda of environmental conservatism. I'm sorry, conservationism. He would support William. We've got to talk about the Roosevelt's and conservationism conservationism next couple…”
▶ The Shadow State 52 Scroll & Key Pt. 2 @ 18:00
William Randolph Hearst member_of
St. Paul's School documented
“Here's a current guy, Frank Tracy Griswold III, who is the current bishop of the Episcopal Church nationwide. Wow. Yeah. Here's a big name, William Randolph Hearst. Wow. Did not graduate, but he went there. So Hearst is interesting. You loo…”
▶ The Shadow State 38Secret Societies 22; Grooming Technocrats @ 22:03
Beverly Hills owned_by
William Randolph Hearst host_asserted
“A property in Beverly Hills, which was a Hurst, Randolph Hurst property that, you know, for like $60 million or something crazy like that. And this house was actually the house. They filmed a scene from The Godfather in it. And for those wh…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Great Heroin Coup Part 10 @ 1:06:12
William Randolph Hearst studied_at
St. Paul's School documented
“Here's a current guy, Frank Tracy Griswold III, who is the current bishop of the Episcopal Church nationwide from this. Yeah, he's a big name. William Randolph Hearst. Wow. Did not graduate, but he went there. So Hearst is interesting. You …”
▶ SECRET SOCIETIES COLONEL TOWNER with Special Guest WARHAMSTER BRADY #37 @ 21:45
William Randolph Hearst did_business_with
J.P. Morgan Jr. host_asserted
“And of course, there was William Randolph Hearst, who often took isolationist and anti-British positions and used his newspapers to push that, which is why J.P. Morgan had to buy newspapers to battle him in the press. And of course, a lot o…”
▶ The Shadow State 80 Pilgrims Society 6 @ 1:01:28
William Randolph Hearst targeted_for_regime_change
League of Nations host_asserted
“And his newspapers were boldly against the League of Nations, one of the reasons we didn't get it. So he's creating some serious enemies, namely the Rockefellers. But he was a big FDR supporter until the Nazi Party rises up. And William Ran…”
▶ Operation Gladio Meets Secret Societies with WarHamster Brady 250508 @ 22:42
William Randolph Hearst targeted_for_regime_change
Elihu Root host_asserted
“When Hearst was, what they were calling it, yellow journalism, this is one of the guys that Hearst was going after the most, was Elihu Root. That was the mentor of our friend Stimson. His name came up a lot in the Carnegie endowment as well…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER in Presidents' Secret Wars Chapter 3 @ 48:09
William Randolph Hearst member_of
Skull and Bones host_asserted
“I've got 14 Bonesmen that are either the founders or prominent editors of major periodicals. From the Chicago Tribune, Time Life, Luce and Haddon founded Time Life, both Bonesmen. Editor of Fortune, publisher of Fortune, Gill, who founded t…”
▶ The Shadow State #18 Secret Societies Pt. 2; Skull & Bones @ 1:09:07
William Randolph Hearst targeted_for_regime_change
League of Nations host_asserted
“He started out in the 1910s. He's a total progressive. He's basically the progressive era from 1900 to 1920. That's when Hearst was really doing his yellow journalism. Changes his mind after World War I and becomes more of an isolationist. …”
▶ The Shadow State 38Secret Societies 22; Grooming Technocrats @ 22:36
Mentions (19)
▶ 47:03
had effects that rippled across the country and around the world. And this was in, obviously, the aftermath of the Civil War. And you had William Randolph Hearst that had convinced most Americans that their country and destiny was for globa…
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He wrote a book about it. That's one of the more famous Titanic survivor books. That's Gracie, but he died like six months, like nine months after he actually survived it. So here's a current guy, Frank Tracy Griswold, the third, who is the…
▶ 22:10
So Hearst is interesting. You look at his career as a newspaper publisher, the big one, a very big one. I mean, Hearst Castle is just the most amazing piece of architecture in America, I think. He started out in the 1910s. He's a total prog…
▶ 22:42
And his newspapers were boldly against the League of Nations, one of the reasons we didn't get it. So he's creating some serious enemies, namely the Rockefellers. But he was a big FDR supporter until the Nazi Party rises up. And William Ran…
▶ 1:01:12
And of course, there was William Randolph Hearst, who often took isolationist and anti-British positions and used his newspapers to push that, which is why J.P. Morgan had to buy newspapers to battle him in the press. And of course, a lot o…
▶ 48:01
This is the guy who defended him and actually did a good job. And he also was a lifelong enemy of William Randolph Hearst. Remember, when Hearst was what they were calling it, yellow journalism. This is one of the guys that Hearst was going…
▶ 52:07
and go back and look at what that was all about. Yeah. Patty Hearst. Yeah. Yeah. I'd like to do that. Yeah. And it just was more than anything. I want to go back and look at the origins of yellow journalism because William Randolph Hearst, …
▶ 1:09:07
I've got 14 Bonesmen that are either the founders or prominent editors of major periodicals. From the Chicago Tribune, Time Life, Luce and Haddon founded Time Life, both Bonesmen. Editor of Fortune, publisher of Fortune, Gill, who founded t…
▶ 48:17
that this is the guy who defended him um and actually did a good job and he also was a lifelong enemy of william randolph hearst remember when hearst was what they were calling it yellow journalism this is one of the guys that hearst was go…
▶ 22:03
Here's a current guy, Frank Tracy Griswold III, who is the current bishop of the Episcopal Church nationwide. Wow. Yeah. Here's a big name, William Randolph Hearst. Wow. Did not graduate, but he went there. So Hearst is interesting. You loo…
▶ 22:36
He started out in the 1910s. He's a total progressive. He's basically the progressive era from 1900 to 1920. That's when Hearst was really doing his yellow journalism. Changes his mind after World War I and becomes more of an isolationist. …
▶ 23:08
But he was a big FDR supporter until the Nazi party rises up. And William Randolph Horst was a big supporter of the Nazi party. So obviously he had a big break with FDR. And the rest, as we know, is history. We don't have to talk about his …
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He then breaks with Democrats and supports Teddy Roosevelt's agenda of environmental conservatism. I'm sorry, conservationism. He would support William. We've got to talk about the Roosevelt's and conservationism conservationism next couple…
▶ 18:36
He lost his reelection in 1907, spent the rest of his life in D.C., not doing much. He did work with the Woodrow Wilson campaigns in 1912 and 1916, and he would die in 1930. But that's a pretty darn interesting life, don't you think? Yeah, …
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He would purchase interest in the Cleveland Leader and the Cleveland News during yellow journalism's heyday. Have we talked about yellow journalism? Yes. You want to give a quick recap? You basically have Pulitzer. Go ahead. You have Pulitz…
▶ 50:38
Yep. And the Pulitzer brawl with Hearst was one for the ages. It's taught in journalism school quite a bit. Pulitzer was big in New York. Hearst was big in the West Coast. He came to New York, tried to take on Pulitzer in his own backyard, …
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He was always famous for his opposition to Randolph Hearst when he ran for governor. And of course, Cord II was a member of the New York Yacht Club and the New York Athletic Club. So why don't you jump in there and talk about great grandfat…
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He was a target of William Randolph Hearst's Cosmopolitan Magazine, where he basically accuses the Pew of being owned by the Vanderbilts, which is probably true. And that made William Randolph Hearst enemy number one from a couple of guys l…
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And of course, there was William Randolph Hearst, who often took isolationist and anti-British positions and used his newspapers to push that, which is why J.P. Morgan had to buy newspapers to battle him in the press. And of course, a lot o…