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Claims (40)
George C. Marshall founded
Bureau of Intelligence and Research documented
document
“However this decision was reversed by General Marshall shortly after he became Secretary of State in January 1947 and State has since then had a central intelligence unit now generally known as INR (Bureau of Intelligence and Research)…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book I: Foreign and Military Intelligence · p.315
Henry H. Arnold met_with
George C. Marshall documented
document
“Seeing no other course of action open to him on the matter Arnold with AAF intelligence needs continuing to mount placed the issue before the Chief of Staff General George C Marshall and asked for a command decision on his recommendation fo…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.177
George C. Marshall worked_for
United States documented
document
“General George C Marshall commented that they communications intelligence had contributed greatly to the victories and tremendously to the savings of American lives…”
source: government document — Church Committee Hearings, Volume 5: National Security Agency and Fourth Amendment Rights · p.10
George C. Marshall headed
United States documented
document
“but as the Army Chief of Staff during the war he had gained the universal respect of his civilian and military colleagues…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book IV: Supplementary Detailed Staff Reports on Foreign and Military Intelligence · p.34
George C. Marshall proposed
CIA documented
document
“The suggestion for the initiation of covert operations did not originate in the CIA but with senior U.S officials among them Secretary of War James Patterson Secretary of Defense James Forrestal Secretary of State George Marshall and George…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book I: Foreign and Military Intelligence · p.113
George C. Marshall headed
United States Department of State documented
document
“However this decision was reversed by General Marshall shortly after he became Secretary of State in January 1947…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book I: Foreign and Military Intelligence · p.315
Walter Bedell Smith worked_for
George C. Marshall documented
document
“former Secretary of the General Staff under General George C Marshall…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.260
Franklin D. Roosevelt met_with
George C. Marshall documented
document
“who told General George C Marshall chairman of the JCS 'I wish you would give Bill Donovan a little elbow room to operate in.'…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.148
Harry S. Truman appointed
George C. Marshall documented
document
“Immediately after his appointment as Secretary in February 1947 he played a key role in the decision to aid Greece and Turkey…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book IV: Supplementary Detailed Staff Reports on Foreign and Military Intelligence · p.34
George C. Marshall worked_for
United States Department of State documented
document
“Apart from his position as Secretary of State the impact of Marshall's argument derived from the more general influence he exerted at the time…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book IV: Supplementary Detailed Staff Reports on Foreign and Military Intelligence · p.34
George C. Marshall worked_for
United States documented
document
“Marshall had emerged from the war as one of America's 'silent heroes.'…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book IV: Supplementary Detailed Staff Reports on Foreign and Military Intelligence · p.34
George C. Marshall proposed
Marshall Plan documented
“Secretary of State George Marshall made an offer in a commencement address at Harvard in 1947. The Marshall Plan was intended to further contain by helping rebuild the European economies and eliminate any social conditions that would afford…”
▶ The Colonels Corner - Book Club about real history @ 1:05:19
George C. Marshall headed
Marshall Plan documented
“Oh, I think that was a guy named Eisenhower. Right. And didn't they sponsor him to be president and he used Operation Gladio like out the yin-yang? Yeah. Yeah. He was sponsored by a guy named Baruch and he had good buddies of the same guy w…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Splendid Blonde Beast Part 5 @ 1:12:35
George C. Marshall proposed
Marshall Plan documented
“Secretary of State George Marshall made an offer in a commencement address at Harvard in 1947. The Marshall Plan was intended to further contain by helping rebuild the European economies and eliminate any social conditions that would afford…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER in Presidents' Secret Wars Chapter 1 @ 59:51
George C. Marshall appointed
Frank C. Nash book_quoted
“with the Department of Defense. Its first head was Frank C. Nash. He directed the organization, and in 1952, the position was elevated from Assistant to the SecDef to Assistant Secretary of Defense. That's a huge promotion and a huge moveme…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO Exposed with COLONEL TOWNER in The Skorzeny Papers Chapter 14 @ 29:59
Franklin D. Roosevelt met_with
George C. Marshall documented
“First, that it tied our hands at a time when it was vitally important that we should go on completing our reinforcement of the Philippines. And second, that the Chinese would feel any such arrangement was a desertion of them. Now remember h…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER in Presidents' Secret Wars Chapter 3 @ 50:44
George C. Marshall recruited
Robert Lovett host_asserted
“on post-world war ii organization of intelligence activities yes this led to the creation of the cia i think we got a skull and bones connection to the cia yet have we made that just tans and gentle all right so then he goes back to private…”
▶ The Shadow State 24 Secret Societies 8; The Wise Men @ 31:34
George C. Marshall funded
Operation Gladio host_asserted
“It is considered among the most prestigious scholarships for U.S. citizens, along with the Fulbright Scholarship. And it is another one of those bridges. And it is named after the Secretary of State, George Marshall, who is the one that cam…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 6 II @ 47:22
George C. Marshall served_in
Philippine-American War documented
“as a second lieutenant in 1902 and goes straight to the Philippines. What's with the Philippines and all these guys? Well, and let me just also say that he just didn't attend VMI. He was actually the cadet commander, which is a big freaking…”
▶ The Shadow State 77 Pilgrims Society 3 @ 57:09
George C. Marshall appointed
John J. Pershing documented
“World War I, he gets assigned to the staff of the First Division. And what he's doing there is he's planning mobilization and training in the United States, nowhere near the combat. And he planned the combat operations in France. After Worl…”
▶ The Shadow State 77 Pilgrims Society 3 @ 58:13
George C. Marshall worked_with
Henry Stimson documented
“With the Secretary of War, Skull and Bones alumni, Henry Stimson. And let me just say, today, he's the equivalent of what we refer to as a Beltway General, which was Colin Powell. Colin Powell basically had the same kind of career path. Nev…”
▶ The Shadow State 77 Pilgrims Society 3 @ 59:19
George C. Marshall appointed
Chiang Kai-shek documented
“1945 to 47, he becomes the special envoy to China, supposedly to negotiate a coalition government between Chiang Kai-shek and Mao Zedong. How'd that work out, Colonel? Yeah. You ever heard of the story, I mean, we've all heard the narrative…”
▶ The Shadow State 77 Pilgrims Society 3 @ 1:03:58
George C. Marshall appointed
Mao Zedong documented
“1945 to 47, he becomes the special envoy to China, supposedly to negotiate a coalition government between Chiang Kai-shek and Mao Zedong. How'd that work out, Colonel? Yeah. You ever heard of the story, I mean, we've all heard the narrative…”
▶ The Shadow State 77 Pilgrims Society 3 @ 1:03:58
George C. Marshall funded
Marshall Plan documented
“So in 47, he fails upwards to become the Secretary of the State, where he advocates the rebuilding of Europe under what became known as the Marshall Plan. Now, people, we have talked about how the Great Depression was orchestrated by the ba…”
▶ The Shadow State 77 Pilgrims Society 3 @ 1:06:07
George C. Marshall appointed
Robert Lovett documented
“General Mattis and none other than Lloyd Austin. Interesting. He brings a deputy along with him, a secretary of defense by the name of Robert Lovett. And he also brought in a woman named Anna Rosenberg as the assistant secretary of defense.…”
▶ The Shadow State 77 Pilgrims Society 3 @ 1:11:20
George C. Marshall appointed
Anna Rosenberg documented
“General Mattis and none other than Lloyd Austin. Interesting. He brings a deputy along with him, a secretary of defense by the name of Robert Lovett. And he also brought in a woman named Anna Rosenberg as the assistant secretary of defense.…”
▶ The Shadow State 77 Pilgrims Society 3 @ 1:11:20
Harry S. Truman appointed
George C. Marshall documented
“So the early months showed how poorly the Department of Defense was doing. It's no longer the Department of War. It's now the Department of Defense. So Truman fires Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson and appoints Marshall. This is a problem…”
▶ The Shadow State 77 Pilgrims Society 3 @ 1:10:46
George C. Marshall appointed
Robert Lovett host_asserted
“So, Truman refuses his resignation, and they ask him to chair what's called the Lovett Committee. The Lovett Committee advised the government on the post-World War II organization of intelligence activities and led directly to the creation …”
▶ The Shadow State 49 Skull & Bones Finale Pt. 2 @ 1:11:46
George C. Marshall implemented
Vandenberg Resolution host_asserted
“So, Truman refuses his resignation, and they ask him to chair what's called the Lovett Committee. The Lovett Committee advised the government on the post-World War II organization of intelligence activities and led directly to the creation …”
▶ The Shadow State 49 Skull & Bones Finale Pt. 2 @ 1:11:46
George C. Marshall studied_at
Virginia Military Institute documented
“and explain why she thinks he's a bastard george c marshall born 1880 in union town pennsylvania graduates from his family's not that special um graduates from virginia military institute in 1901. what's it that you call the mafia well west…”
▶ The Shadow State 77 Pilgrims Society 3 @ 56:33
George C. Marshall implemented
Vandenberg Resolution host_asserted
“and they asked him to chair what's called the Lovett Committee. The Lovett Committee advised the government on the post-World War II organization of intelligence activities and led directly to the creation of the PIA. That is Lovett. He goe…”
▶ Operation Gladio Meets Secret Societies Summary Part 2 @ 1:11:29
George C. Marshall founded
Marshall Plan documented
“A Foreign Service officer coined the term containment, and we were off to the races. From the initial help in Turkey and Greece, it would be but a short step of offering foreign aid more widely to European nations. Secretary of State George…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Safe for Democracy Part 4 (3) @ 36:42
George C. Marshall funded
Operation Gladio host_asserted
“Um, after the secretary of state, George Marshall, who, um, is the one that came up with the Marshall plan, which was used to fund operation Gladio. Um, so you can kind of get the whole picture there. Yes, they are, um, uh, part of the groo…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 6 (redo) @ 50:54
George C. Marshall funded
Operation Gladio host_asserted
“The Anglo-American alliance kept the rest of Europe under its thumb for the last 70 years. By the use of terrorism under the command and control of NATO, who on the civilian side was staffed with Nazis. And 7% of the overall Marshall Plan w…”
▶ The Shadow State 77 Pilgrims Society 3 @ 1:09:11
Bernard Baruch mentored
George C. Marshall host_asserted
“what will become some of the biggest military leaders in the next several decades. Among those that I found was John Pershing, George Marshall, and Dwight D. Eisenhower. Good points. All right, let's get to our next character. You can't tal…”
▶ The Shadow State 81 Sykes-Picot & The Balfour Declaration @ 22:54
George C. Marshall member_of
Pilgrims Society host_asserted
“Renee, if you find out that he was a Marshall Scholar, send me the list. You know where to reach me. That's all I've got for today, Colonel, because that's a lot. That's a lot. Well done. We've got Astors. We've got Marshalls. We've got Lor…”
▶ The Shadow State 77 Pilgrims Society 3 @ 1:23:01
George C. Marshall oversaw
Detachment A host_asserted
“that set up the Detachment A that transferred all the caches of weapons for the stay-behind units under Hitler into, those were all former counterintelligence army guys that did that. And Eisenhower and Lemitsker was his agents there to do …”
▶ The Shadow State 77 Pilgrims Society 3 @ 1:05:33
George C. Marshall oversaw
Gehlen Organization host_asserted
“Yes. While you're basically setting the entire groundwork for what you call the military industrial intelligence complex, because the OSS is operating inside the army alongside it in Asia, setting up all of those drug smuggling rings at the…”
▶ The Shadow State 77 Pilgrims Society 3 @ 1:05:00
Bernard Baruch relationship_with
George C. Marshall host_asserted
“uh the war industries board both in world war one and world war ii yes basically an open door policy to all the presidents go all the way up through eisenhower uh he was uh and he was golfing and hunting buddies with eisenhower and george c…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner A Look into the Minutemen wGladio Glasses @ 1:35:30
Woodrow Wilson relationship_with
George C. Marshall host_asserted
“was he was very good, close personal friends with none other than Pilgrim Winston Churchill. And just to close that up, from my research, the modern day version of him would be a George Soros type guy, with this exception. Bernard was very,…”
▶ The Shadow State 81 Sykes-Picot & The Balfour Declaration @ 22:24
Mentions (54)
▶ 14:31
It was demanded that it be done under the guise of asking for it. The note would also serve as a basis for the cultivation of public opinion, i.e. propaganda. In July, in a letter to Dwight Griswold, the head of the U.S. Mission of Aid to G…
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The extent of the American hegemony over Greece from 1947 onward could scarcely be exaggerated. We have seen Marshall's directives to Griswold in the American management of the military campaign. There were many other manifestations of the …
▶ 50:59
Now, remember his background. This is Stimson. It's background with the Philippines. He's been there from day one. So obviously he's got a very interesting motives there. All right. Moving on. General Marshall and I went to the White House …
▶ 52:42
80 years now. And people still say, they argue about whether we knew Pearl Harbor was coming or not. But nobody talks about the real history out there, which is why we're doing what we're doing. Very good. So November 25th, General Marshall…
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on post-World War II organization of intelligence activities. Yes, this led to the creation of the CIA. I think we got a skull and bones connection to the CIA yet. Have we made that? Just tans and gentle. All right, so then he goes back to …
▶ 32:28
So George Marshall was in really bad health. So basically, he gave credit to Lovey. He goes, you did most of the heavy lifting in implementing the Marshall Plan. Is that a good thing? Well, we've talked about this before. Do you want to go …
▶ 38:07
I'm going to go forward in time before we are closing topic because we'll get to it. That's Operation Golden Lily. We will get there. But I want to go past that. I want to close with that. So he goes back into investment banking in 1949, im…
▶ 5:15
It's got to be more than a coincidence. Agreed. Yep. Doing one thing real quick. Okay, good. Got it. So what's he do after that? His next position is he becomes the staff aide, once again, the gatekeeper, to three successive secretaries of …
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which they were using operation gladio um pushing up actually going into china trying to reassert shanghai shek so and all of this with actively and and they're in the process of sitting up setting up all of the gladio units which is um in …
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Secretary of State George Marshall made an offer in a commencement address at Harvard in 1947. The Marshall Plan was intended to further contain by helping rebuild the European economies and eliminate any social conditions that would afford…
▶ 1:37:57
Uh, he was, uh, and he was golfing and hunting buddies with Eisenhower and George C. Marshall, which obviously was what led to all the crap that was going on over there. So he, he was, he played a significant role in a lot of that. And his …
▶ 36:42
A Foreign Service officer coined the term containment, and we were off to the races. From the initial help in Turkey and Greece, it would be but a short step of offering foreign aid more widely to European nations. Secretary of State George…
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George Marshall that DCI Smith sought a fair solution to avoid an open battle. Marshall had subordinates at the chairman's meet with Bedell Smith and the 10-2 panel to hammer out an answer. They went along with a formula under which they co…
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At the head of the list can input Frank Wisner, whom he did not know, but came highly recommended by Chip Bolin, the State Department's chief authority against the Soviet Union. And reportedly, George Marshall, Frank Wisner, OSS veteran, wa…
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A year after the war, James Forrestal articulated the theory that ITT represented an instrument of U.S. foreign policy. In a message to Secretary of State George Marshall, himself in charge of U.S. reconstruction efforts in Europe, Forresta…
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It is considered among the most prestigious scholarships for U.S. citizens, along with the Fulbright Scholarship. And it is another one of those bridges. And it is named after the Secretary of State, George Marshall, who is the one that cam…
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forces in Moscow by a major General John Dean, US Army Commander General of US military mission in Moscow. Dean said this, I have had a cable from General Marshall in which he states he had received information that indicates 15,597 US libe…
▶ 40:49
Marshall. The next day, Eisenhower signed a cable that stated, it is now estimated that only a small number of U.S. prisoners remain in Russian hands. So you have two cables written within 24 hours by U.S. generals. One saying there's 16,00…
▶ 1:12:35
Oh, I think that was a guy named Eisenhower. Right. And didn't they sponsor him to be president and he used Operation Gladio like out the yin-yang? Yeah. Yeah. He was sponsored by a guy named Baruch and he had good buddies of the same guy w…
▶ 51:15
Now, remember his background. This is Stimson. It's background with the Philippines. He's been there from day one. So obviously he's got a very interesting motives there. All right. Moving on. General Marshall and I went to the White House …
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So November 25th, General Marshall and I went to the White House, where we were until nearly a half past one. At the meeting were Hull, Knox, Marshall, Stark, and myself. Any of those names mean anything to you? No. I mean, I know all of th…
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on post-world war ii organization of intelligence activities yes this led to the creation of the cia i think we got a skull and bones connection to the cia yet have we made that just tans and gentle all right so then he goes back to private…
▶ 32:43
So, George Marshall was in really bad health. So, basically, he gave credit to Lubbock. He did most of the heavy lifting in implementing the Marshall Plan. Is that a good thing? Well, we've talked about this before. Do you want to go into t…
▶ 38:22
I'm going to go forward in time before our closing topic, because we'll get to it. That's Operation Golden Lily. We'll get there. But I want to go past that. I want to close with that. So he goes back into investment banking in 1949, immedi…
▶ 1:03:26
creeping up on us. He gets invited by none other than George Marshall to serve on the President's Advisory Committee for the Selective Service. So he's D.C. brass, moves to D.C. Started World War II, he takes command of the 136th Infantry, …
▶ 1:11:46
So, Truman refuses his resignation, and they ask him to chair what's called the Lovett Committee. The Lovett Committee advised the government on the post-World War II organization of intelligence activities and led directly to the creation …
▶ 1:12:21
and which led to the establishment of NATO. So this guy's helped create the CIA and NATO. And they're going to use it extensively to protect their investments. And Marshall was in bad health. Lovett did most of the heavy lifting, implementi…
▶ 1:12:56
Gets back in the investment business and then gets recalled again by Marshall to become the deputy secretary of defense. By 1951, he's the U.S. secretary of defense, directing the Korean War and arguing for a bigger military at all times. G…
▶ 55:28
Rob8331 asks, is that the Choate Rosemary Horror School named after Jonathan Choate? I believe so. I will double-check that, and I'll have you an answer very soon, unless you want to look it up yourself. Since you're a smart guy, you can do…
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He's got a nice little fruit salad on that uniform, doesn't he? Yeah. What's your impression of George Marshall when you were coming up to the military? Oh, he was a hero. What's your impression of him now? He's a bastard. It's amazing what…
▶ 56:33
and explain why she thinks he's a bastard george c marshall born 1880 in union town pennsylvania graduates from his family's not that special um graduates from virginia military institute in 1901. what's it that you call the mafia well west…
▶ 57:09
as a second lieutenant in 1902 and goes straight to the Philippines. What's with the Philippines and all these guys? Well, and let me just also say that he just didn't attend VMI. He was actually the cadet commander, which is a big freaking…
▶ 57:39
Not a whole lot of talk in any of the bios I read on him about his actual military action. He seemed to have been a really good administrative officer. Yeah, like the gatekeeper, like when he was aide-de-camp to Pershing. When we'll get the…
▶ 58:13
World War I, he gets assigned to the staff of the First Division. And what he's doing there is he's planning mobilization and training in the United States, nowhere near the combat. And he planned the combat operations in France. After Worl…
▶ 58:48
If this was modern day, he'd be expecting a really good job at Raytheon. Becomes an instructor at the Army War College and has all kinds of other administrative roles I'm not going to bore you guys with, but just basically climbing up the r…
▶ 59:19
With the Secretary of War, Skull and Bones alumni, Henry Stimson. And let me just say, today, he's the equivalent of what we refer to as a Beltway General, which was Colin Powell. Colin Powell basically had the same kind of career path. Nev…
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He's a paper general who was ferreted through the ranks. Du Bois, even though, as you just pointed out, we fought two world wars, he managed to be in exactly the right place to avoid all of that. Citizen Tim says, our constitution was writt…
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Citizen Tim, you and I would have a good time having a beer and talking about that because I could not agree more. Somebody's been reading my notes. Okay, back to our paper general. He gets promoted to become a five-star general. That's imp…
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George Marshall is Time Magazine's Man of the Year in 1943 and 1947. Which tells you everything. Time Magazine was formed by who? Henry Luce. And he was a member of which secret society? All of them, but Scullum Bones. I mean, all of them a…
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Let me just throw one thing else in there so that people understand. While he was the chief of the army during World War II, because it's going to be important going forward in everything you're going to say, even though I don't know what y…
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the entire world war ii as it relates to the army which was the biggest chunk because it had the army air corps in it as well so he is orchestrating the creation of what has lasted the last 80 years of the military industrial complex during…
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as the chief of staff of the army. Yeah. And of course he's having dinners with all the war profiteers. Yes. Cause they're making deals. And of course, you know, he's also in charge of what the army's doing over in Asia, which is everything…
▶ 1:02:44
The entire war military industrial complex was under his thumb. So after the war, there was something called the Congressional Joint Committee investigation on Pearl Harbor. They would criticize Marshall's lack of knowledge and preparedness…
▶ 1:03:21
Even though 10 years before that, there had been a war gaming thing that outlined the exact approach that Japan used was successful. Thankfully, FDR ignored those, dismissed those recommendations. It would have been disastrous had he moved …
▶ 1:03:58
1945 to 47, he becomes the special envoy to China, supposedly to negotiate a coalition government between Chiang Kai-shek and Mao Zedong. How'd that work out, Colonel? Yeah. You ever heard of the story, I mean, we've all heard the narrative…
▶ 1:04:28
Of course, fills up anymore, becomes the secretary of state in 1947. Hold on a second. So I just want to foot stomp this. How can you be a U.S. military general officer and a Pilgrim Society member whose primary focus is to merge the United…
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that set up the Detachment A that transferred all the caches of weapons for the stay-behind units under Hitler into, those were all former counterintelligence army guys that did that. And Eisenhower and Lemitsker was his agents there to do …
▶ 1:06:07
So in 47, he fails upwards to become the Secretary of the State, where he advocates the rebuilding of Europe under what became known as the Marshall Plan. Now, people, we have talked about how the Great Depression was orchestrated by the ba…
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to buy that. So we decided to print a whole bunch of dollars to pay our American corporations so we could basically borrow and spend our way out of the Great Depression. And that's how the 50s were so successful. It was not based on savings…
▶ 1:09:41
All comes full circle, doesn't it? Yes. Remember I told you how much I was looking forward to doing this show? Yes. All right. So Marshall is known for not really liking to do much work. He let his aides do that. He didn't like to be troubl…
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So the early months showed how poorly the Department of Defense was doing. It's no longer the Department of War. It's now the Department of Defense. So Truman fires Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson and appoints Marshall. This is a problem…
▶ 1:11:20
General Mattis and none other than Lloyd Austin. Interesting. He brings a deputy along with him, a secretary of defense by the name of Robert Lovett. And he also brought in a woman named Anna Rosenberg as the assistant secretary of defense.…
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He continues to stress the importance of containing the Soviet threat. Then they've got discussions about removing General MacArthur from the Korean theater. This is a big deal. People involved in that conversation are President Harry Truma…
▶ 22:54
what will become some of the biggest military leaders in the next several decades. Among those that I found was John Pershing, George Marshall, and Dwight D. Eisenhower. Good points. All right, let's get to our next character. You can't tal…