Panic of 1907 event
also: 1907 panic, crash of 1907, panic in 1907, panic of 1807
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J.P. Morganperson · 6Knickerbocker Trust Companyorganization · 6Federal Reserveorganization · 5United Statescountry · 3J.P. Morgan Sr.person · 2Charles Tracy Barneyperson · 2New York Cityplace · 2J.P. Morgan Jr.person · 2Andrew Carnegieperson · 1American Red Crossorganization · 1Jekyll Island meetingevent · 1American Civil Warevent · 1Cortland Dixon Barnesperson · 1Catherine Lansing Barneyperson · 1Colonial Trust Companyorganization · 1World War IIevent · 1Whitney familyfamily · 1Waldorf Astoriaplace · 1Nelson W. Aldrichperson · 1Jekyll Islandplace · 1Joseph Choateperson · 1Continental National Bankorganization · 1Aldrich-Vreeland Actorganization · 1Barings Bankorganization · 1
Claims (2)
J.P. Morgan Sr. funded
Panic of 1907 host_asserted
“about the same time as these robber barons were coming into power. And it's no coincidence. His other big philanthropy, get ready for it. Oh, the Red Cross. Yeah, that's going to come up again today. So J.P. Morgan has a prominent role in f…”
▶ The Shadow State 80 Pilgrims Society 6 @ 40:16
Knickerbocker Trust Company carried_out_attack
Panic of 1907 host_asserted
“So I didn't have Barnes on my scroll and key list, but I see sources that say he is as well. But his, let's say, Catherine Lansing Barney, her mother was a Lorinda Lily Collins Whitney. Yes. But more importantly, her father was Charles Trac…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner safe for Democracy Part 9 @ 1:13:36
Mentions (14)
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His other big philanthropy, get ready for it. Oh, the Red Cross. Yeah, that's going to come up again today. So J.P. Morgan has a prominent role in financing World War I from the get-go. We've already talked about how the panic of 1907, his …
▶ 1:13:36
So I didn't have Barnes on my scroll and key list, but I see sources that say he is as well. But his, let's say, Catherine Lansing Barney, her mother was a Lorinda Lily Collins Whitney. Yes. But more importantly, her father was Charles Trac…
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And the United States. J.P. Morgan got to be the middleman on every single one of it. And that's her father that was the president of the Knickerbocker Trust Company. The panic of 1907 set up everything to do on Jekyll Island. Yep. And he d…
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She marries a guy by the name of Charles T. Barney. Remember that name? I can't get a chance to look if it's related to Smith Barney or not, but Charles T. Barney is important. He becomes the president of what's called the Knickerbocker Tru…
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and established a town called Delano, Pennsylvania. Named him after himself. We get to 1857, and there's something called the Panic of 1857. Bank panics, like a run on the banks. And remember, this is 1857, right before the Civil War. It's …
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and the over-expansion of the domestic economy. What that really means is that these federally funded internal improvements are printing money we don't have, and we grew too fast, and there just wasn't enough. The underlying loans did not h…
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was a leading figure of the Continental National Bank, and he sat on the board after that merged with Hanover National Bank. He would also be a director of merger of the Colonial Trust Company and the Trust Company of America, and we've tal…
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It's going to be financed by the Wall Street banks following this British business model. One of the great things we've got from our English cousins, huh? This directly leads to the panic of 1907 that you hear me pounding the table on. What…
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and their stocks look like it's going to be insolvent. Everyone panics, and everyone's worried that Olive Wall Street is going to be running all the banks. J.P. Morgan steps in, gets all the other bankers together, and says, look, we've got…
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It was the Panic of 1907. What they learned from the previous Bering Brothers crisis is exactly what the Federal Reserve model was built on. And that's why we got the Federal Reserve. Thank you, England, so much for that, you bastards. I've…
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And they meet at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City. Pretty exclusive. And the people there, of course, is diplomat Joseph Choate, Andrew Carnegie, J.P. Morgan, John Jacob Astor. Oh, just a few small names in American, you know, industria…
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And JP Morgan bailed out the Knickerbocker Trust and basically solved some markets. Immediately after that, in response to the panic of 1907, we get Aldrich, Senator Aldrich, Aldrich-Freeland Act, which basically created a six-year version …
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The thing I want to point out with J.P. Morgan, and I've mentioned it several times on here before, but he pretty much orchestrated the panic of 1907 that he bailed, and J.P. Morgan would then bail out the Knickerbocker Trust and stabilize …
▶ 40:16
about the same time as these robber barons were coming into power. And it's no coincidence. His other big philanthropy, get ready for it. Oh, the Red Cross. Yeah, that's going to come up again today. So J.P. Morgan has a prominent role in f…