Paul Mellon person

“Okay. So he's a choked guy. Goes to Yale and then Cambridge. He goes to Cambridge because his father just happens to be the U.S. ambassador to the court of St. James from 1932 to 1933. That would be the British ambassador. Small world, huh?…”

“Another couple of Mellon Bank names we've talked about before was a guy by the name of Henry Clay Frick. Frick was one of the Robert Barron's business partner and supplier and banker to a guy by the name of, oh, I don't know, Carnegie. Fric…”

“Okay. So he's a choked guy. Goes to Yale and then Cambridge. He goes to Cambridge because his father just happens to be the U.S. ambassador to the court of St. James from 1932 to 1933. That would be the British ambassador. Small world, huh?…”

“All right. Oh, here's another company they founded. Ever heard of Gulf Oil? Yes. Yeah. That's a melon company. Why do we know Gulf Oil? Well, all of the above reasons. Yep. All right. So let's talk about Paul. He went to a boarding school. …”

“Nope, it was Henry Luce. I was right the first time. Mr. CIA front. So Henry Luce creates Fortune magazine. They created their first list of the wealthiest people in America. In the top eight of the wealthiest Americans in 1957 was Paul Mel…”

“Here he is with horses. Gee, I wonder why. Paul Mellon, scrolling key, born in 1907 in a place called Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Yep. What pops into your head when we say Pittsburgh? Nefarious crap. I mean, obviously, that's where Carnegie M…”

“All right. Oh, here's another company they founded. Ever heard of Gulf Oil? Yes. Yeah. That's a melon company. Why do we know Gulf Oil? Well, all of the above reasons. Yep. All right. So let's talk about Paul. He went to a boarding school. …”

“Here he is with horses. Gee, I wonder why. Paul Mellon, scrolling key, born in 1907 in a place called Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Yep. What pops into your head when we say Pittsburgh? Nefarious crap. I mean, obviously, that's where Carnegie M…”

“Okay. So he's a choked guy. Goes to Yale and then Cambridge. He goes to Cambridge because his father just happens to be the U.S. ambassador to the court of St. James from 1932 to 1933. That would be the British ambassador. Small world, huh?…”

“was a woman by the name of Nora McMullen, and she's an heir to Hefford Castle in England. Ooh. That's interesting. A little dollar princess connection there. Yeah. In reverse this time, though. Okay, so let's talk about the Mellons. 1957, F…”

“And he asks to join the cavalry. He's a horse guy. That makes sense, right? Right. Somehow, he gets serves in a position with a group called the Morale Operations Branch of the OSS. Okay. You detecting a pattern yet? Well, I know what the M…”

“There's a couple of their operations that Mellon was directly involved in. And one of them is called Scorpion West. Have you run into that? No. Okay. So after the German defeat in Normandy, the Germans are spreading leaflets around their so…”

“It's causing confusion all over the place. It was effective. Yep. Another one of the operations that Mellon's involved in is called Operation Hemlock. This was what they call a poison letter campaign where they sent anonymous letters to Ges…”

“A lot of his money went to Yale, art, of course, the Episcopalian Church, and Cambridge University. Mellon is now in the National Museum of Racing Hall of Fame. Interesting little side note, his second wife is a Rachel Lambert Lloyd, who's …”

“A lot of his money went to Yale, art, of course, the Episcopalian Church, and Cambridge University. Mellon is now in the National Museum of Racing Hall of Fame. Interesting little side note, his second wife is a Rachel Lambert Lloyd, who's …”