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Claims (53)
Theodore Roosevelt targeted_for_regime_change
Standard Oil documented
document
“Upon his ascent to the presidency, Theodore Roosevelt initiated dozens of suits under the Sherman Antitrust Act...…”
source: url — John D. Rockefeller · p.1
Sidney Webb met_with
Theodore Roosevelt documented
document
“It was some consolation to have some meetings with Theodore Roosevelt.…”
source: book — The Life and Times of Sidney and Beatrice Webb, 1858-1905 · p.335
Theodore Roosevelt lived_in
United States documented
document
“From Solon, Cleisthenes, and Pericles in Greece to the Emperor Kangxi in Qing China, to Teddy Roosevelt in early twentieth-century America, it was the privileged few who stepped in and were accepted by peoples who seemed content to be led a…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.119
Theodore Roosevelt succeeded
William McKinley documented
document
“For all the fervor of his critics, changes were relatively few and unthreatening to the company until the assassination of the recently reelected President William McKinley, which opened the door to the presidency of Theodore Roosevelt.…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.135
Theodore Roosevelt founded
Department of Commerce documented
document
“He established the Department of Commerce, the Department of Labor, and a Bureau of Corporations empowered to investigate companies.…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.135
Theodore Roosevelt founded
Department of Labor documented
document
“He established the Department of Commerce, the Department of Labor, and a Bureau of Corporations empowered to investigate companies.…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.135
Theodore Roosevelt founded
Bureau of Corporations documented
document
“He established the Department of Commerce, the Department of Labor, and a Bureau of Corporations empowered to investigate companies.…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.135
Theodore Roosevelt targeted_for_regime_change
Standard Oil documented
document
“Speaker Joe Cannon for example the most powerful man in the House broke with the President and became one of his arch-foes because of the Government's antitrust action against Standard Oil…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.79
Joe Cannon relationship_with
Theodore Roosevelt documented
document
“Speaker Joe Cannon for example the most powerful man in the House broke with the President and became one of his arch-foes because of the Government's antitrust action against Standard Oil…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.79
William Howard Taft succeeded
Theodore Roosevelt documented
document
“Opposed to this view of the presidency was Roosevelt's former Secretary of War (1905-1908) personal choice for and actual successor as Chief Executive William Howard Taft…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.11
Theodore Roosevelt met_with
Sir George Otto Trevelyan documented
document
“Just a few months before leaving office in June 1908 Roosevelt told Sir George Otto Trevelyan…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.10
Woodrow Wilson relationship_with
Theodore Roosevelt documented
“Five, to lend a thoughtful ear to recommendations made by policy in respect to filling key cabinet posts. Wilson dutifully received and absorbed his indoctrination, shook hands all around, and then departed. Whereupon the leaders and adviso…”
▶ The Shadow State 81 Sykes-Picot & The Balfour Declaration @ 15:20
Alice Hathaway Delano married
Theodore Roosevelt documented
“uh that whole thing collapsed it's one of the biggest ponzi schemes in history and that took out part of his family's fortune all right continuing endicott's cousin was alice hathaway lee who of course was the first wife of theodore rooseve…”
▶ SECRET SOCIETIES COLONEL TOWNER with Special Guest WARHAMSTER BRADY #35 @ 11:09
Theodore Roosevelt founded
Progressive Party documented
“And it was pretty close, but Taft holds on and wins. So Teddy Roosevelt then launches a third-party bid known as the Bull Moose Party. What's its official name, Colonel? I don't remember. It's the Progressive Party. Progressive, that's righ…”
▶ The Shadow State 81 Sykes-Picot & The Balfour Declaration @ 10:39
Theodore Roosevelt relationship_with
William Howard Taft documented
“And the strong support of that steering committee in the 1912 election went out to both Woodrow Wilson and Teddy Roosevelt, who had lined up against President Taft. It appeared that President Taft had not been very receptive and disapproved…”
▶ The Shadow State 81 Sykes-Picot & The Balfour Declaration @ 15:51
Theodore Roosevelt supported
William Howard Taft documented
“who had been president from 1901 to 1908, had supported his vice president, Howard Taft, who was president from 1909 to 1912. Well, Roosevelt gets a little ticked off at Taft because he's too conservative. You know, Roosevelt, the rough rid…”
▶ The Shadow State 81 Sykes-Picot & The Balfour Declaration @ 10:10
Theodore Roosevelt founded
Rough Riders documented
“and forms the Rough Riders, who then fought against the Spanish in Cuba. And we had a Delano earlier that was on one of the Rough Riders. Kind of interesting, huh? Yeah. So this is going to be one of the fastest political rises to power we'…”
▶ The Shadow State 55 The Delano and Roosevelt Bloodlines @ 1:11:19
Theodore Roosevelt succeeded
William McKinley documented
“and becomes governor of New York in 1898, a position that his cousin, FDR, would later hold. So his guy becomes so famous so quickly that McKinley chooses him to be his vice presidential running mate in 1900. McKinley gets assassinated, and…”
▶ The Shadow State 55 The Delano and Roosevelt Bloodlines @ 1:11:51
Theodore Roosevelt appointed
Martha Sanderson McCormick host_asserted
“McKinley's then president and makes him minister to Austria-Hungary in 1901. McKinley dies, assassinated in 1901. Teddy Roosevelt's president and makes him ambassador to Russia. And he's there during the bloody Sunday protests. How many oth…”
▶ The Shadow State 56 The Kingmaker Mark Hanna @ 42:54
Fred Dubois member_of
Theodore Roosevelt 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
Theodore Roosevelt founded
Progressive Party host_asserted
“Roosevelt starts a third party known as the Progressive Party. This is no conservative. He did that mainly to help allow the Federal Reserve Act to be passed. There's a lot of pressure on Taft to sign that into law. He did not do it in 1912…”
▶ The Shadow State Pt. 9; The Ties Between Banking and Intelligence (1 of 2) @ 28:26
Theodore Roosevelt carried_out_attack
D-Day host_asserted
“There's probably more to that than meets the eye. I need to look into that more. Yeah, I came across it one time, and I just don't have it off the top of my head. There is a lot more to that story. All right. Well, get back to me if you hav…”
▶ SECRET SOCIETIES COLONEL TOWNER with Special Guest WARHAMSTER BRADY #35 @ 1:12:37
Theodore Roosevelt ordered
U.S. Navy book_quoted
“That I think is important. Even if we don't do the whole book, we should do an overview of it. All right. Then that was his updated version. And now we're going to get to the original text. Professor Samuel Elliott Morrison, M-O-R-I-S-O-N, …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 13 @ 9:28
Theodore Roosevelt operated_in
Pennsylvania host_asserted
“And then he would become the governor general of, of all places, the Philippines. Yep. Another Groton school. We have Theodore Roosevelt, the fourth class of 1932. He was nothing much, just the Pennsylvania secretary of commerce. And then o…”
▶ SECRET SOCIETIES COLONEL TOWNER with Special Guest WARHAMSTER BRADY #35 @ 1:13:08
Theodore Roosevelt member_of
American Pilgrims book_quoted
“but he ghosted the Pilgrim Society entirely. Yep. The shattering 1902 dinner club that fused Rockefellers, Morgans, Rothschilds, Carnegies, Barclays, Roots, Churchills, and Roosevelts, and the City of London overlords with their Wall Street…”
▶ The Pilgrim Society wWarHamster Brady @ 44:00
Theodore Roosevelt founded
Zion National Park caller_asserted
“scams around the world are just ways to fleece the people of cash. But I wanted to mention that we can make a difference. One person can be united to a thousand to unite to a million. And Teddy Roosevelt set aside more land than all preside…”
▶ Operation Gladio- World Wildlife Fund - Africa Part 2 @ 2:11:46
Andrew Carnegie did_business_with
Theodore Roosevelt documented
“documentation that they wrote to President Wilson in a telegram cautioning him to make sure the war doesn't end too soon. It's also worth notable, you know, he didn't support McKinley, but when McKinley died, he became best friends with Ted…”
▶ Operation Gladio Meets Secret Societies with War Hamster Brady @ 48:49
Theodore Roosevelt member_of
Oyster Bay host_asserted
“This is the Democrat side of the Roosevelt family, which is where FDR comes from. This is surrounded by 1,500 acres of horses and farms. Oyster Bay is more rugged. This is Teddy Roosevelt's home. It's on 83 acres of Long Island. Like I said…”
▶ The Shadow State 55 The Delano and Roosevelt Bloodlines @ 50:43
Theodore Roosevelt ran_for_president_as
Progressive Party host_asserted
“the Republicans, to usher in Woodrow Wilson. One of the main reasons is Taft didn't want to sign the Federal Reserve Bank Charter, which Woodrow Wilson did. But what's the name of the party? Everyone goes, oh, Teddy Roosevelt ran as part of…”
▶ The Shadow State 55 The Delano and Roosevelt Bloodlines @ 1:01:42
William McKinley appointed
Theodore Roosevelt documented
“And he is the leader of what's called a reform faction of the Republicans in the New York State Legislature. This is in the 1890s. Remember I told you the radical Republicans are very corrupt? Here's Teddy Roosevelt trying to form a reform …”
▶ The Shadow State 55 The Delano and Roosevelt Bloodlines @ 1:10:47
Theodore Roosevelt member_of
Delano-Roosevelt family host_asserted
“There's probably more to that than me. I need to look into that more. Yeah, I came across it one time, and I just don't have it off the top of my head. There is a lot more to that story. All right. Well, get back to me if you find out, and …”
▶ The Shadow State 36 Secret Societies 20; The Groton School @ 1:12:57
Theodore Roosevelt member_of
Delano-Roosevelt family host_asserted
“And then he would become the governor general of, of all places, the Philippines. Yep. Another Groton school. We have Theodore Roosevelt, the fourth class of 1932. He was nothing much, just the Pennsylvania secretary of commerce. And then o…”
▶ The Shadow State 36 Secret Societies 20; The Groton School @ 1:13:29
Chauncey Depew nominated
Theodore Roosevelt host_asserted
“He gave an oration at the unveiling of the Statue of Liberty. He's the guy that in 1898 nominated Teddy Roosevelt for governor of New York at the Republican State Convention. That's a big deal. Teddy had just, in 1898, just done the Roughri…”
▶ The Shadow State 76 The Pilgrims Society Pt. 2 @ 8:31
Winston Churchill relationship_with
Theodore Roosevelt documented
“which is when basically America's first war of imperialism. Yep. He also meets Teddy Roosevelt. And the two of them don't get along. And I want to take a quick comedic break because I got a history rap song about Teddy and Winston. Oops. Wh…”
▶ The Shadow State 79 Pilgrims Society 5 Churchill 1 @ 36:48
Winston Churchill relationship_with
Theodore Roosevelt host_asserted
“which is when basically America's first war of imperialism. Yep. He also meets Teddy Roosevelt. And the two of them don't get along. And I want to take a quick comedic break because I got a history rap song about Teddy and Winston. Oops. Wh…”
▶ The Real Story behind World War 1 @ 36:32
Theodore Roosevelt operated_in
Vietnam host_asserted
“What's that? Where'd he start? Upper Volta. Yeah, and that's basically the CIA. Uh-huh. He was a SEAL in Vietnam. Two years. Know what he was doing. Would you believe me if I told you he was also a member of the CFR? Yes, I would. Uh-huh. H…”
▶ SECRET SOCIETIES COLONEL TOWNER with Special Guest WARHAMSTER BRADY #35 @ 1:13:43
Theodore Roosevelt called
Spanish-American War documented
“meaning Spain, including the Crown of Cuba. And Teddy Roosevelt called it the Splendid Little War, delightfully rationalizing the behavior of the U.S. on the world stage in that it was pretending to come to the rescue to free these countrie…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO with COLONEL TOWNER -NATO's Dagger at the Heart of Europe PART 6 @ 7:41
Henry Stimson worked_for
Theodore Roosevelt host_asserted
“He's also a U.S. Go ahead. No, go ahead. Well, Secretary of State from 1929 to 1933, which is interesting, right when the Great Depression is happening. He would be the U.S. attorney under Teddy Roosevelt back in the early 20th century, and…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER in Presidents' Secret Wars Chapter 3 @ 45:11
John Davison Rockefeller financed_via
Theodore Roosevelt host_asserted
“of the progressives and the income tax scheme. They cautiously avoided openly joining forces with the liberal Democrats in demanding its adoption. They employed the usual trick of pretending to oppose the very measure that they were promoti…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Federal Reserve Conspiracy & Rockfeller Part 2 @ 46:54
Theodore Roosevelt relationship_with
Tammany Hall documented
“And that was a guy by the name of William M. Tweed, who was actually convicted in 1873 for embezzlement. Just means he got caught. And there were some pretty famous people who opposed the Tammany machine over the years. They would include S…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Society Societies @ 29:58
Theodore Roosevelt operated_in
Philippines host_asserted
“And then he would become the governor general of, of all places, the Philippines. Yep. Another Groton school. We have Theodore Roosevelt, the fourth class of 1932. He was nothing much, just the Pennsylvania secretary of commerce. And then o…”
▶ SECRET SOCIETIES COLONEL TOWNER with Special Guest WARHAMSTER BRADY #35 @ 1:13:08
Theodore Roosevelt operated_in
Burkina Faso host_asserted
“And then he would become the governor general of, of all places, the Philippines. Yep. Another Groton school. We have Theodore Roosevelt, the fourth class of 1932. He was nothing much, just the Pennsylvania secretary of commerce. And then o…”
▶ SECRET SOCIETIES COLONEL TOWNER with Special Guest WARHAMSTER BRADY #35 @ 1:13:08
Theodore Roosevelt member_of
Delano-Roosevelt family host_asserted
“And then he would become the governor general of, of all places, the Philippines. Yep. Another Groton school. We have Theodore Roosevelt, the fourth class of 1932. He was nothing much, just the Pennsylvania secretary of commerce. And then o…”
▶ SECRET SOCIETIES COLONEL TOWNER with Special Guest WARHAMSTER BRADY #35 @ 1:13:08
Theodore Roosevelt member_of
Delano-Roosevelt family host_asserted
“There's probably more to that than meets the eye. I need to look into that more. Yeah, I came across it one time, and I just don't have it off the top of my head. There is a lot more to that story. All right. Well, get back to me if you hav…”
▶ SECRET SOCIETIES COLONEL TOWNER with Special Guest WARHAMSTER BRADY #35 @ 1:12:37
Theodore Roosevelt founded
Progressive Party host_asserted
“this is a passage that goes along with the progressive party, which Teddy Roosevelt was the founder of, basically.…”
▶ Antony Sutton book review of relationship of Wall Street and FDR @ 29:17
Prescott Bush attempted_coup_against
Theodore Roosevelt host_asserted
“They're funneling it through banks in Amsterdam and Switzerland. These are the people who financed the rise of the Nazi partner in Adolf Hitler in 1934 or 33. This is also the same group that committed what we've known as the business plot.…”
▶ The Shadow State Pt. 9; The Ties Between Banking and Intelligence (1 of 2) @ 33:57
Theodore Roosevelt removed_from_power
Woodrow Wilson host_asserted
“There's a guy by the name of Morrison Waite. In 1837, he became a Supreme Court Justice. He had William H. Taft. He's the only person to ever serve as the President of the United States and on the Supreme Court. Also, the man, Teddy Rooseve…”
▶ The Shadow State 33 Secret Societies 17; Freemason Preview @ 52:09
Franklin D. Roosevelt related_to
Theodore Roosevelt book_quoted
“that um before you go on then on the roosevelt side um anthony sutton traces um fdr obviously related to theodore roosevelt he was also related to martin van buren because he married mary aspinwall roosevelt um and the wife of george washin…”
▶ The Shadow State 55 The Delano and Roosevelt Bloodlines @ 52:57
Theodore Roosevelt funded
Federal Reserve host_asserted
“Roosevelt starts a third party known as the Progressive Party. This is no conservative. He did that mainly to help allow the Federal Reserve Act to be passed. There's a lot of pressure on Taft to sign that into law. He did not do it in 1912…”
▶ The Shadow State Pt. 9; The Ties Between Banking and Intelligence (1 of 2) @ 28:26
Fabian Society funded
Theodore Roosevelt host_asserted
“Honestly, do not. And I just base that on going back to the Fabian Society and their massive efforts to plan control. If you go back to 1850 and you read the document that Teddy Roosevelt's cousin wrote, and I'm trying to remember what book…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Communism&Cold War Part 12 @ 2:07:48
William Howard Taft succeeded
Theodore Roosevelt host_asserted
“point out that mckinley's second vp for a second term was another none other than theodore roosevelt we've talked about the roosevelt family and all these grooming schools and roosevelt's vp was none other than skull and bones but william h…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO exposed in The Splendid Blond Beast Part 4 @ 1:13:37
Theodore Roosevelt appointed
United States government host_asserted
“because of the Monroe Doctrine and the fact that he was owned by the elite and the international syndicate, that he's going to impose U.S. administration of all Dominican customs, which is where they got like 90 percent of their money.…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Dominican Republic @ 10:32
Edmund Morris biography of Theodore Roosevelt about
Theodore Roosevelt structural
“structural link inferred from entity names (not a claim from any source): 'Edmund Morris biography of Theodore Roosevelt' is a work/event about 'Theodore Roosevelt'…”
Mentions (108)
▶ 29:17
There's a passage that I wanted to read that this is a passage that goes along with the progressive party, which Teddy Roosevelt was the founder of, basically. And the progressive party was backed by JP Morgan money and influence. And this …
▶ 30:17
and obviously all of the politicians that Morgan Money buys. And the Marxist analysis of Karl Marx thought of concentration of big business as inevitable rather than necessary. So minor technicality. Yet Roosevelt's progressive party pluggi…
▶ 2:56
in regime change exercises primarily, and it stepped up significantly during Teddy Roosevelt's tenure on into the early 1900s, and then you have the Bolshevik Revolution. All of this stuff, there were groups of people packaged together thro…
▶ 20:10
To them on this question without regard to sentiment, unquote. To consider his finest speech, it was so convincing that some started referring to it as the Panama Canal, not the Panama Canal. The Spooner Bill passed with a vote of 42 to 34.…
▶ 10:01
That they just keep going through them because of corruption and disagreement. So then we get to President Teddy Roosevelt. And he basically didn't want France or Spain or England or any of the people back in the Caribbean. So he decides th…
▶ 35:19
Because they did not bring any civilizing or modernizing to these countries in general. All of these countries were left worse off because of all of the dead bodies that remained after some of these coups. And this is a quote from Theodore …
▶ 1:04:11
Along the way of doing this research, there's like nuggets that you can like put up on a shelf and go, that's pivotal. One of the nuggets that I found early on in this when I was reading Antony Sutton's trilogy of Wall Street and the Bolshe…
▶ 2:07:34
This idea was created in the Fabian Society in the 1890s. And it didn't start there. You can go back to Theodore Roosevelt's uncle in 1850 wrote the first paper in the United States in New York as a banker talking about basically fascism an…
▶ 3:54
So we're going to consider that a pretty good source, right? He says, and how they measure the way someone's related to somebody is that, you know, 1,000 and 24th, like Elizabeth Warren. Yeah, I bet there's some of that too, but these blood…
▶ 6:31
He features prominently in Operation Gladio often. Yeah, and his son, Henry Cabot Lodge II, he was Nixon's VP candidate in 1960, was an ambassador to the UN. But Cabot Lodge I was real good friends with Teddy Roosevelt. And he basically, he…
▶ 2:11:46
scams around the world are just ways to fleece the people of cash. But I wanted to mention that we can make a difference. One person can be united to a thousand to unite to a million. And Teddy Roosevelt set aside more land than all preside…
▶ 1:01:20
Because the rest of the world doesn't want that. And that's kind of a defensive mechanism for them to put a stake in the ground and say, we're not going any further. That's exactly, exactly the way that I was that, that I had taken it. And …
▶ 1:01:48
And the front, we called it the front. And we had mentioned Teddy Roosevelt as being a conservationist, but we also had mentioned that he was shot before a rally and carried a bullet 90 minutes for the speech. And I just thought it was a st…
▶ 1:02:17
I would not consider Teddy Roosevelt in the league with Trump. But just to be clear, when we talked about the WWF, the World Wildlife Fund, they operate in Africa, but they are not located in Africa. They are very much a NATO-driven, Wester…
▶ 55:01
and pro-allied views while suppressing opposition now why would the military industrial complex do that hey that happened huh that this happened right it's not a conspiracy people i'm nobody here i guess nobody in our audience but no things…
▶ 56:00
during the JFK assassination. Oh, he was working at Time Magazine, a CIA front, and was one of the ones most quoted on the JFK assassination as well as the RFK assassination. So I'll just leave that there. Excellent. Real-time research. You…
▶ 57:10
Guy's from Winchester, New Hampshire, right down the road. Goes to Harvard Med and becomes an Army surgeon. Serves in the Apache Wars. Was the personal physician to a couple of presidents. And then becomes the commander of the Rough Riders …
▶ 45:11
He's also a U.S. Go ahead. No, go ahead. He was Secretary of State from 1929 to 1933, which is interesting, right when the Great Depression is happening. He would be the U.S. attorney under Teddy Roosevelt back in the early 20th century, an…
▶ 57:33
I mean, as far back as Teddy Roosevelt, Teddy Roosevelt was involved in it. I mean, as early as the 1890s, we went to Hawaii and did this. And our State Department guy is the one that told him to do it. So most of these operations from a go…
▶ 9:28
That I think is important. Even if we don't do the whole book, we should do an overview of it. All right. Then that was his updated version. And now we're going to get to the original text. Professor Samuel Elliott Morrison, M-O-R-I-S-O-N, …
▶ 1:15:23
Like to your point, you can trace to a whole bunch of these that it's just completely screwed up the country, these amendments. One other thing I wanted to add real quick because I'm seeing a lot of people harping about this, talking about …
▶ 1:50:53
That's what brought him to be the big foe. And I don't know who he's talking about as far as Roosevelt's son, unless he's talking about Kermit, which is Teddy Roosevelt's grandson. Because Teddy Roosevelt's grandson, Kermit Roosevelt, did s…
▶ 31:49
to ever receive it. It would not be the first time Roosevelt came to the White House, nor indeed his first brush with exotic adventures. The grandson of Teddy Roosevelt, he had inherited his thrill of basically overthrowing countries. In 19…
▶ 37:35
together all of the right elements, like a corporate lawyer meticulously building his case. He lined up Elihu Root Jr., the son of Teddy Roosevelt's Secretary of State, who served as his campaign chairman. He secured endorsements from all o…
▶ 8:31
that the person that they selected to orchestrate that was Kermit Roosevelt, grandson of Teddy Roosevelt, who oversaw the creation of the beginnings of the American empire with the things that were done much earlier in the early 1900s with …
▶ 2:07:48
Honestly, do not. And I just base that on going back to the Fabian Society and their massive efforts to plan control. If you go back to 1850 and you read the document that Teddy Roosevelt's cousin wrote, and I'm trying to remember what book…
▶ 2:08:16
socialist nature of the argument. And this is almost 100 years before Roosevelt comes in and writes the socialist plan called the New Deal to implement it.…
▶ 1:33:43
He was not the CIA director while he was there. He was still basically working for Sullivan and Cromwell, doing their bidding with all of the oligarchs that owns transnational corporations. And so Alan Dulles sends Kermit Roosevelt, Teddy R…
▶ 50:43
The Secretary of the Navy is a very interesting position because they have a lot more authority than most people realize because of the maritime aspect of that job, which is why Roosevelt did some time there. Yeah, and it's also, I think it…
▶ 52:45
So we talk about you create these institutions and you want to have your person in there to set the groundwork for. They got a guy named Pinchot, who's the first chief of the U.S. Forest Service. And that happened right around the turn of t…
▶ 45:27
He's also U.S. Go ahead. No, go ahead. Well, Secretary of State from 1929 to 1933, which is interesting, right when the Great Depression is happening. He would be the U.S. attorney under Teddy Roosevelt back in the early 20th century, and h…
▶ 7:44
Back on track. Sorry. Well, we're talking about the Royals. Okay, so here's some other Freemasons that were Royals. We had King Edward II, King Edward VIII, King George II, King George VI. We had George Washington, Clark Gable, Andrew Jacks…
▶ 32:59
Is he the attorney general? I don't know. He's in a pretty high position. He created a, there was a, it's the predecessor to the FBI. It was a, I guess what's going on is the secret service was being used by other government agencies for in…
▶ 52:09
There's a guy by the name of Morrison Waite. In 1837, he became a Supreme Court Justice. He had William H. Taft. He's the only person to ever serve as the President of the United States and on the Supreme Court. Also, the man, Teddy Rooseve…
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uh that whole thing collapsed it's one of the biggest ponzi schemes in history and that took out part of his family's fortune all right continuing endicott's cousin was alice hathaway lee who of course was the first wife of theodore rooseve…
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There's probably more to that than me. I need to look into that more. Yeah, I came across it one time, and I just don't have it off the top of my head. There is a lot more to that story. All right. Well, get back to me if you find out, and …
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And then he would become the governor general of, of all places, the Philippines. Yep. Another Groton school. We have Theodore Roosevelt, the fourth class of 1932. He was nothing much, just the Pennsylvania secretary of commerce. And then o…
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And then he would become the governor general of, of all places, the Philippines. Yep. Another Groton school. We have Theodore Roosevelt, the fourth class of 1932. He was nothing much, just the Pennsylvania secretary of commerce. And then o…
▶ 1:14:04
What's that? Where'd he start? Upper Volta. Yeah, and that's basically the CIA. Uh-huh. He was a SEAL in Vietnam. Two years. Know what he was doing. Would you believe me if I told you he was also a member of the CFR? Yes, I would. Uh-huh. H…
▶ 11:31
The tax rate has long remained in a low single digits, and it's currently at 1.39%. So just to put that into perspective, the first tax-free foundations were by Carnegie and Rockefeller after Teddy Roosevelt had theoretically broken up the …
▶ 56:44
More military, we've got to go to our buddy, old William Howard Taft, himself. Of course, he's the 27th President of the United States, class of 1878. He was Teddy Roosevelt's Secretary of War from 1904 to 1908 before becoming President. An…
▶ 59:01
Talk about Teddy Roosevelt busting the trust, and he did no such thing. They just basically reorganized the modern day corporation. At the same time, they figured out how do we get away from regulation and taxation. They went out and create…
▶ 5:06
1880 to 1911, he's the editor and president of the periodical Forest and Stream, which I believe is still with us today. So he's rubbing elbows with some pretty big names. Right. 1887, with Teddy Roosevelt, he helps found what's called the …
▶ 18:00
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…
▶ 23:30
Yep. He was a longtime president of something called the Hackensack Water Company, which is just a utility. And he made pretty good money there. 1901, a guy by the name of Teddy Roosevelt appoints him to the State Tenement House Commission.…
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uh their private stock was none other than elihu root yeah whose root teddy roosevelt secretary of state the first head of the carnegie endowment for international war and the u.s secretary of war from 1899 to 1904 that elihu root is his bu…
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Sarah is actually very supportive of Eleanor. And you say, oh, did she have a good side? No, she did not want to hurt FDR's political career. That was her motivation. She cared about his political career. Remember, their cousin, Teddy Roose…
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Her dad would then join the army, and he was one of Teddy Roosevelt's rough riders when they battled the Spanish in Cuba. So Lucy became the secretary to Eleanor Roosevelt in 1914. A woman by the name of Alice Roosevelt Longworth, who is th…
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This is the Democrat side of the Roosevelt family, which is where FDR comes from. This is surrounded by 1,500 acres of horses and farms. Oyster Bay is more rugged. This is Teddy Roosevelt's home. It's on 83 acres of Long Island. Like I said…
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This is a yes and no, because these families, you know, in the early 20th century, really in the 19th century, really did have a rivalry at social occasions. You wouldn't get in, but you could snub socially. This was there was real animosit…
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candidate in a losing election in 1920 when the progressives got destroyed in the elections. Remember, I've said he was a progressive candidate. He's part of the Democrat Party, but they have very progressive policies. That was the end of t…
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that um before you go on then on the roosevelt side um anthony sutton traces um fdr obviously related to theodore roosevelt he was also related to martin van buren because he married mary aspinwall roosevelt um and the wife of george washin…
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assistant that was FDR, but his other one who was president of the United States was Teddy Roosevelt, who was known as the very first progressive president when during what's called the progressive era of politics. Yes. He talks his vice pr…
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And I think that's what we've seen over the centuries. But that one right there is a really good illustration of, I mean, something we've talked about a ton. All right. Let's get into Teddy. Let's get into Teddy. Let's throw my screen up. Y…
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People talk about putting Donald Trump up on Mount Rushmore, and I say, and make him in the fifth head, I go, no, why don't you take off the two that don't belong? And that would be Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt. And I'm not going to go 100% …
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And then he went to Harvard. Writes a book about the Naval War of 1812. And that's interesting because he never served in the Navy. But later on, he would become an assistant secretary of the Navy in 1898. And that was basically because he …
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And he is the leader of what's called a reform faction of the Republicans in the New York State Legislature. This is in the 1890s. Remember I told you the radical Republicans are very corrupt? Here's Teddy Roosevelt trying to form a reform …
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and forms the Rough Riders, who then fought against the Spanish in Cuba. And we had a Delano earlier that was on one of the Rough Riders. Kind of interesting, huh? Yeah. So this is going to be one of the fastest political rises to power we'…
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and becomes governor of New York in 1898, a position that his cousin, FDR, would later hold. So his guy becomes so famous so quickly that McKinley chooses him to be his vice presidential running mate in 1900. McKinley gets assassinated, and…
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I've offered up something called the Square Deal. We're going to offer you a square deal. And FDR will come around later. I'm going to give you a new deal. So is that part of the rivalry? Your history book will tell you about he was really …
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There's an interesting part of his platform. He wanted pure food and drugs. Predecessor to the Food and Drug Administration, FDA. Talk about how the Rockefellers were friends with the Roosevelt's. That's what led into their monopoly on petr…
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We love Teddy Roosevelt. He created all these national parks, allegedly to preserve our natural resources, perhaps to monopolize them. My question for you, Colonel, I am holding up a pocket constitution. Where should I look to find the park…
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If you go to my Rumble channel, people, and you want to hear all the details about that BS, I did a video sometime about nine months ago called Federal Land Grab with Alan Myers. And we went through this whole topic in detail. It is a big d…
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I just noticed that the Rumble – no, great point, by the way. Thank you. And I 100% agree. I just noticed that the Rumble chat isn't coming through on the StreamYard. So I missed a bunch of comments, so I apologize for that. I just went and…
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i'm not going to go off on lincoln today but that's coming so all right what else do we have on him um he had a big focus on central america and he's the guy that basically gave the orders to build the panama canal and the colonel and i hav…
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The U.S. out of the war, out of World War I. He wanted to be in the war. You want to add anything on Teddy? Because that's all I really wanted to do. He's been talked about enough in history. He's a household name. We're not going to dig up…
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in the kind of the globalist aspect, he was one of those that was a big champion of that. Yeah. Big government. Screw the Constitution. Screw you, Teddy. Let's move past you. He's got a son. Kermit Roosevelt. There's going to be two Kermits…
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Interestingly enough, he had a lifelong depression and would commit suicide while serving in the army in Alaska at the end of World War II in 1943, actually. So why is Kermit didn't sound like that exciting of a life? Well, because his son …
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McKinley's then president and makes him minister to Austria-Hungary in 1901. McKinley dies, assassinated in 1901. Teddy Roosevelt's president and makes him ambassador to Russia. And he's there during the bloody Sunday protests. How many oth…
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He gets into politics instead because that's really relaxing compared to the newspaper. And becomes, in 1912, and he becomes chair of the National Progressive Movement. I'm sorry, National Progressive Republican Movement in 1912 to 1914. Th…
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Born 1880 to 1944, she joins the Progressive Party in 1912 and supported Teddy Roosevelt, the Republican, who ran as the Progressive Party, not the Bull Moose Party. We talked about that last week. Yep. She is a very wealthy and big woman s…
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because the Cubans are rebelling against Spain. Now, Colonel, that's not just the Cubans expelling. This is, we're doing a regime change all around Central and South America already. This is the very, you know, just the early stages of, it'…
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Eddie Roosevelt famously shakes his fist under Hannah's nose and says, we will have this war for freedom in Cuba in spite of the timidity of the commercial classes. What do you think about that statement? It's consistent with the Roosevelt-…
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Which means make them U.S. territories permanently, which they didn't do in a lot of the other Spanish territories. We get to 1899 and McKinley's vice president, a guy by the name of Hobart, dies. McKinley does not name a new VP. He wants t…
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And had all kinds of media coverage for that and became a rising star. And immediately became a very young governor, Republican governor of New York State. And he's been in there for less than two years. And the convention makes him the obv…
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Holgos, it's kind of how to pronounce it. I don't know how to pronounce it. It's like a Polish or Czech name. In 1901, McKinley's dead. As he's dying, he asks the doctors, is Mark, Mark Hanna, is Mark here? And he was. And he held his hand.…
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So Roosevelt immediately reaches out to Hannah to mend bridges between them because they'd had some political differences. And, well, they kind of mended the bridges. So Hannah, here we are in 1901, 1902, and he becomes a big supporter of t…
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Indeed. And another false flag. There were rumors that Hannah was going to challenge Teddy Roosevelt in 1904, but his health failed. And so that wasn't going to happen. And it was a big deal. Interestingly, the treaty to ratify the Canal Zo…
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Teddy Roosevelt's biographer, we've talked about him before, Edmund Morris, has the following quote about Hannah's achievement in industry and politics. He says, he had not done badly in either field. He had made $7 million and a president …
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Chicago mob politics, yellow journalism, American adventurism in South and Central America and Philippines. I've got to bring that back in. We've got Rockefeller connections, because we always do. Roosevelt-Delano connections. So what do yo…
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A lot of what he says is absolute hogwash. Yes. The other book cracks me up. It's called First Great Triumph, How Five Americans Made Their Country a World Power. The five Americans he lists are Teddy Roosevelt. Oh, good God. Our first prog…
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looking back on him, knowing what I know now, he basically was the exact opposite of Smedley Butler. He was, you know, part and parcel of that Teddy Roosevelt kind of take whatever you want mentality. Yeah, and we've talked about that time …
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Kaiser previously had been a first lieutenant in the U.S. Signal Corps. What's the U.S. Signal Corps? Intelligence. CIA. Code-breaking OSS. After Kaiser's death, his Middle East Institute, they had several other part-time presidents. One of…
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He gave an oration at the unveiling of the Statue of Liberty. He's the guy that in 1898 nominated Teddy Roosevelt for governor of New York at the Republican State Convention. That's a big deal. Teddy had just, in 1898, just done the Roughri…
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And Teddy was set up for a reason. You know, this war hero that put him on the ticket in 1900. Yeah, he was basically placed as president of the United States. He would later run as the first candidate for the Progressive Party of the Unite…
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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 becomes lifelong friends with none other than Elihu Root, fellow Pilgrim Society founder. Through Root, he meets and becomes friends with Teddy Roosevelt and William Howard Taft. Everybody see how these networks are being set up? Yep. 1…
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or every four years every time they held for 48 years nick butler was the last minute substitute vice presidential candidate in the 1912 election when james sherman who was supposed to be vp died six days before the election they did not wi…
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was the president of princeton so he was basically nicholas spotler's counterpoint yes yes so you are seeing in the early 1900s they all belong to the same groups and the the fact that we even have elections is they all belong we just talke…
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called the astor battery which served in the philippines he was appointed a lieutenant colonel in the u.s volunteers and served on the staff of major general william schaefer i'm sorry shafter in cuba so would have been alongside none other…
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Teddy Roosevelt, John Hay, Chauncey DePue, Henry Cabot Lodge, former vice president of the United States, Levy Morton, who was a vice president in 89 under Harrison. That's who he's rubbing elbows with. 1896, McKinley becomes president and …
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running intelligence before we had Intel. And here's Henry White. Fun guy, huh? Yeah. 1905. Go ahead. Go ahead. 1905, Teddy Roosevelt appoints him to be the ambassador to Italy. His wife, Margaret, had fallen ill, so his daughter was doing …
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which is about France and Germany over the economic rights in Morocco. This is leading the foundations to World War I. Yep. Leaves Paris. Former President Teddy Roosevelt and him take a tour in 1910 of Europe, where they would meet with eve…
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Exactly. A favorite thing of these guys. Uh-huh. That's why they're in charge of all the cultural institutions. Right. Otherwise, people would learn the history like we know it and realize these guys were jackasses. And, of course, he's a l…
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He is the most useful man in the entire diplomatic service during my presidency and for many years before. Colonel William House, basically the guy who led Woodrow Wilson around the White House by his nose. He was his handler. Without a dou…
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and pro-allied views while suppressing opposition now why would the military industrial complex do that hey that happened huh that this happened right it's not a conspiracy people i have nobody here i guess nobody in our audience but no thi…
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Pilgrim Society's own Elihu Root, who we talked about two weeks ago. He was both Secretary of State and the Secretary of War. Another guy pushing it was a guy by the name of Henry Cabot Lodge. There's a Cabot Street in just about every town…
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Guy's from Winchester, New Hampshire, right down the road. Goes to Harvard Med and becomes an Army surgeon. Serves in the Apache Wars. Was the personal physician to a couple of presidents. And then becomes the commander of the Rough Riders …
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to the Republicans in New Jersey at that point. They're tired of losing, and they decide to push for an unconventional and untested candidate by the name of Woodrow Wilson. His academic reputation made him really an ideal spokesman against …
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Rockefeller. And he's sitting there trying to be a follow-up trust buster. Comes interesting. Anyways, he gets a national reputation of being a big part of the progressive movement. We're into the progressive era of politics, which started …
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who had been president from 1901 to 1908, had supported his vice president, Howard Taft, who was president from 1909 to 1912. Well, Roosevelt gets a little ticked off at Taft because he's too conservative. You know, Roosevelt, the rough rid…
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And it was pretty close, but Taft holds on and wins. So Teddy Roosevelt then launches a third-party bid known as the Bull Moose Party. What's its official name, Colonel? I don't remember. It's the Progressive Party. Progressive, that's righ…
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Gets 41.8% of the vote for 435 electoral votes. So again, we have a president taking us to war without a majority of popular support. Teddy Roosevelt will get 27.4% of the vote. Taft got 223.2, so you can see if they didn't split the vote, …
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Five, to lend a thoughtful ear to recommendations made by policy in respect to filling key cabinet posts. Wilson dutifully received and absorbed his indoctrination, shook hands all around, and then departed. Whereupon the leaders and adviso…
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And the strong support of that steering committee in the 1912 election went out to both Woodrow Wilson and Teddy Roosevelt, who had lined up against President Taft. It appeared that President Taft had not been very receptive and disapproved…
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Entering a picture is Teddy Roosevelt, who I'll upset a bunch of conservatives with what I say next, but I'd ask you to redefine what you're actually trying to conserve. If Teddy Roosevelt's someone you'd look highly on, because he really w…
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You know, Congress, please get together and do something to fix this thing. We're in a progressive era. We want government to save us. And as I said, Roosevelt pretended to bust the trust, but he did nothing of the sort. In fact, the best e…
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Roosevelt starts a third party known as the Progressive Party. This is no conservative. He did that mainly to help allow the Federal Reserve Act to be passed. There's a lot of pressure on Taft to sign that into law. He did not do it in 1912…