Operation Gladio Meets Secret Societies with WarHamster Brady 250508

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0:00 Hello, everyone. Welcome to this week's edition of Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies with Warhamster Brady. He is back home. And thanks for joining us, Warhamster. As always, thanks for having me. What do you want to talk about today? Our next installment of Skull and Bones. I think that's a great idea. Are you surprised with who it is? I am. I am surprised because I didn't think this name was going to.

0:33 Garner an entire show for himself. But you start going through, you know, you get past just looking through Wikipedia and start looking at other sources, newspaper articles, you know, some alumni and stuff like that. When you really start doing the deep, this guy, I mean, the tendrils of this octopus go everywhere. And as we were saying before we came on the air, it's kind of fun that the names we're going through now are people that are still active and influential in the world today. And I guess we should give a synopsis for those who are newer to the show.

1:03 We basically started looking at secret societies, specifically Skull and Bones, which is a secret society out of Yale University founded in 1834. And somehow their alumni just happened to show up in the darndest places, the corridors of power and positions of influence, whether it be diplomacy, espionage, finance, you name it. Being in Skull and Bones seems to be the greatest springboard.

1:33 to basically being a part of the New World Order. And coincidentally, Skull and Bones calls themselves The Order. And we came into this with an open mind. We said we're not being a conspiracy theory because some people think it's just a fraternal organization where people network. And other people think it's an occult... Sorry about that. That's okay. Some people think it's an occult secret society that's much, much darker.

2:03 And I think what we've seen over the last umpteen weeks is that it's no coincidence that these people, you know, they come from very small private high schools. They go to sporting schools. They go to the same, you know, through Yale University. Fifteen bones can get tapped every year. They quite often go to Harvard Law or become Rhodes Scholars. They end up in about four or five elite institutions. And if you don't have this pedigree, you're not getting ahead. I mean, we don't live in America autocracy. It's an aristocracy.

2:33 And, you know, they've told us what they want to do with our new world order. And we're just proving the point. We're just proving the case and documenting. And to your point about as we have our original goal was just to talk about the Bonesman. It has taken us many places. It has taken us to nonprofits. It's taken us to think tanks. It's taken us to you just met the prep. It isn't just Yale.

3:01 And people need to understand that they are groomed from the time they are kids through preparatory schools into specific elite boarding schools and then on to Yale, on to Harvard Law for the most part. And so we've been able to diagram out a map into what I call the international syndicate.

3:26 because a lot of these people are involved in the State Department and foreign policy, and we find them in the darndest places, like they just so happen to be the ambassador when a coup is going on, or they happen to be in charge of the State Department desk where the coup is going on. And so it has been a very interesting... Brady obviously lives right now in the Northeast, and it has been a marrying of...

3:54 His passion of exploring this northeast aristocracy and my endeavor in Operation Gladio and just to see how extensive the overlap is has been mind blowing to me. Yeah, the other one, the one that really was I found surprising was how many of these connections are these people.

4:19 ended up either not necessarily the admiral or the general, but they're always the aid to camp, the gatekeeper to the military. And that's happened time and time and time again. And so you really realize it can't be accidental. It's got to be strategic. And you start thinking about it. You start looking at, okay, what's the strategy? Well, we want to control the world. It's basically what it is. And more importantly, tying back to Gladio and my economic research, it's about control of the resources. It always has been.

4:49 That's a good point to put a like an explanation point. As I've articulated in government, it's the chief of staff of like the secretary level. They find themselves there because these are the people that in many cases are behind the scenes. They're the names you've never heard.

5:12 As Brady just articulated, they find themselves as the aid to the general. And all they have to do is pick up the phone to their network and the general's gone. So what you end up with at the end of the day is compliant generals. Yeah. And the last point to make is, you know, the Eastern establishment blue blood, blue blood aristocratic families control the educational institutions. And that's really where they that's where they recruit to where they groom.

5:43 And it's all the way through the boarding high schools. The same people control the funding. That's why it's so fascinating to watch President Trump's current little tiff with Harvard University with a multibillion dollar endowment. And that's this is a big deal. And so to that point, we met on that crossroad, too. So what my research was telling me is the CIA extensively uses the university system to groom and then recruit both foreign and domestic agents.

6:12 So the foreigners, they will create scholarships through these think tanks to bring foreigners over here so they can go back and commit treason in their country. And domestically, it is not unusual to find someone that's actually affiliated with the CIA sitting as a dean or sitting as professors doing the recruiting for the CIA and not just as agents, as undercover people to work in other industries like banking.

6:42 like PepsiCo and in days gone by ITT, all of these companies had these people scattered throughout them. And it is just been an amazing adventure. Yeah. And I saw the CIA recruitment in my own undergraduate studies. I can't talk in too much detail. I've only, I've hinted at it on the show, but yeah, it's, it's true. I've witnessed it firsthand. So let's jump in. Let's jump into today's.

7:11 Shall we say villain or just let the crowd decide? Okay. This is a gentleman by the name of John Howard Francis Shattuck. You got the picture there? Go ahead. Spell his last name for me. Shattuck. S-H-A-T-T-U-C-K. Oh, I recognize that name. Okay. Okay. Well, I recognize it, but I didn't really.

7:44 understand what I was recognizing until I really started going. Look at the podium he's on because we'll get back to that CEU, but don't jump ahead. Okay, I will not. All right, so why is Mr. Shattuck important? Well, he's a Skull and Bonesman class of 1965. He is known as an international legal scholar and a human rights leader. If you go to his wiki page, that's the first thing you see. There's a lot more to him than that. Mr. Shattuck is born in 1943 in New York City.

8:15 I went to the genealogical sites and could not find direct ties to the Shattuck family of Massachusetts, one of the oldest families. I think we're going to see the probably is related, but it just isn't documented very well. The Shattuck family is very famous. John Shattuck, born 1647 to 1675, was in Watertown, Massachusetts, was part of the original Massachusetts Bay Colony.

8:42 His son, John Shattuck Jr., born 1666, was actually killed by Indians, moved his family to a place called Groton, which is also where one of the prep schools we talked about the Groton School is. Yeah, they were the biggest landowners in Groton. Interestingly enough, his mother was Ruth Whitney of the Whitney family, which we've talked about ad nauseum. They've got about six connections to the Bonesmen, but the Whitney's.

9:11 So this is old family. There's also another John Shattuck, born in 1736 from Groton. He was a captain in the Revolutionary War. He's one of the people that marched at Lexington and Concord. He was at the siege of Boston, and he was one of the leaders of Shays' Rebellion. So very old family. Wow. Uh-huh. And I went and visited Lexington and Concord last year and did the march.

9:38 That was a great day. If you ever get in the Boston area, you must go see that. So Mr. Shattuck, he went to something called the St. Paul's School in Concord, New Hampshire. About a stone's throw that direction for me where I'm sitting. Well, who's the St. Paul's School? Let's just take a look at it real quick. I got a nice little picture of it. Another one of our boarding schools. Because it comes up. It's like the number two. Yeah.

10:11 And here's its website. Welcome. You belong. One fully residential community. A world of possibility. It is a community built for learners. And it's founded in 1856. 100% boarding school. 539 students. 113 teachers. That's like a 4 to 1 ratio. Or 5 to 1. It's not bad. They talk about the community. Nothing too exciting on the website. Okay. But it's a beautiful campus. Okay. So.

10:47 Let's talk a little bit about this school because the private boarding school, one of the most elite ones, and you would imagine you'd have a few famous alumni, would you not? Yes. The founder was a future dean of Harvard's med school by the name of George Shane Shattuck. Same last name, founded the school. Wow. That's what I'm saying. He's probably connected. When Shattuck founded the school in 1856, he hoped it would educate.

11:15 the sons of other wealthy inhabitants of large cities. So it was elitist by definition. It's affiliated with the Episcopal church, of course, Episcopal church, very closely related to the Anglican church, very Puritan back in the day. And we've talked a lot about Puritans. They will shun you from society. If you do not act exactly as they expect you to, and don't know, you better know your place. All right. So the,

11:44 The St. Paul School, SPS, is initially run by two brothers by the last name of Coit. They're both Anglophiles. They loved England. And to the extent that they wanted to eliminate baseball to school and play cricket instead. The school has a financial endowment of $760 million. It comes out to about $440,000 per student, which is second of all the private schools behind.

12:16 Exeter with Andover and Hotchkiss being third and fourth. We just talked about Andover last week. Exeter is that sister school, the other Phillips school. So this is one of the elite grooming schools. So let's talk about their alumni. Again, I went down in alphabetical order with the names that stood out. First one. And again, as we're going through this list, think about this is a small high school. Think about your own high school. You know, I had maybe twelve hundred, fifteen hundred people in my school.

12:46 maybe 10 of them anybody's ever had a reason to hear of, and it was a top 50 high school. But this school, every single one of these names has been on the world stage, and it can't be a coincidence. But the first one we have is a Norman Armour. He was an ambassador. Born in England, American citizen, though, because parents were traveling. He married into Russian nobility, goes to school at Harvard Law, and enters foreign service in 1912.

13:17 And he would serve in Austria in 1912, France in 1915, Russia in 1916. Is anything going on in the world stage in those years? Like the Bolshevik Revolution? And World War I. So this guy's there. He stays in foreign service, and he becomes an ambassador. And I'm going to just give you the country he's at and the year it was, and stop me if any of these might be a little bit important. He's the ambassador to Haiti in 1932.

13:48 Oh, my gosh. Okay. Canada, 1935. Chile, 1938. Argentina, 1939. Spain, 1944. Obviously, he's a Spanish speaker. Venezuela, 1950. And Guatemala, 1954. Oh, so he's one of the coup makers. Yeah. How many regime changes took place in the countries we just named? Just about every one of them. Yeah. And about the same time he's there.

14:23 Yeah. So I think you could probably make that connection. Yeah. All right. Hey, Dwayne. Hey, Dwayne. Next name I have for you. How about John Jacob Astor IV? Oh, my gosh. Richest man in the world at one point who went down on the Titanic. I don't think we need to go into too much detail about Astor. It's kind of a household name. But you want to talk about an elite boarding school? But wasn't he one of the three holdouts?

14:59 To the Fed? Yeah. Yeah. She's referring to when they were, well. At Jekyll Island. Yeah. I can go off on that forever. That's kind of where my. He was one of the three rich guys that refused to support the creation of a central bank in the United States. And it just so happened that three of the people that were supposed to be on that voyage to support the central bank.

15:27 Had tickets and ended up not making the voyage at the last minute. Yeah. Conspiracy theories abound. All right. Next name I have for you is a Matthew. I'm sorry. A Matthew Barzun. He's more recent. He was an ambassador to the United Kingdom. Big fundraiser for Obama. He's involved with the CNET networks. CNET? Yes. He's a Harvard guy.

15:58 And interestingly enough, out of college, he interned for a gentleman, Skull and Bones' own John Kerry. Oh, my gosh. Yeah. Again, this school is literally less than an hour drive from me. I should go by there and take some pictures. Yes. All right. Interesting connection there. An Anthony Joseph Drexel Biddle Jr. Why is he important? That last name Biddle.

16:28 I should probably share this. He's the great grandson of the banker of Second Bank of the United States, Nicholas Biddle. Let's say we share a picture of Nicholas and share his quote. When Jackson wanted to end the Second Bank of the United States, Biddle was his enemy. And oops, it's the wrong screen. Hang on. There it is. Biddle and Jackson were heated rivals.

17:07 And here's his quote from Nicholas Biddle. Nothing but widespread suffering will produce any effect on Congress. Our only safety is in pursuing a steady course of firm restriction. And I have no doubt that such a course will ultimately lead to the restoration of the currency and the recharter of the bank. So in other words, they're going to institute suffering until you relent. Yeah, they squeezed credit to show the basically to force Andrew Jackson's.

17:36 so that they would renew the charter. And he almost won. That's how powerful the banker was. This is Nicholas Biddle, the great-great-grandfather of this kid, who obviously the Biddles stay pretty prominent. Economic warfare. Absolutely. Biddle was basically a Hamilton disciple. What did Anthony Joseph Drexel Biddle Jr. do? Well, he was the ambassador to multiple European governments in exile during World War II. So anywhere that the Nazis...

18:06 Had invaded the governments that held the government in exile in some neutral site. Biddle was the U.S. ambassador to all of the governments in exile. So pretty important position. So he would have been responsible for coordinating the relocation of all the Nazis. Yeah, he could have been involved in that. It's entirely possible. He would have been because every one of those countries ended up with some of the Nazis.

18:39 I think your conjecture is good. I didn't make the connection. Yeah. Well, I'm reading a book about it right now. And that's exactly what happened. That guy's name's not mentioned in there, but he would have to because they're talking about all of the exiled governments and how they all work together to coordinate who they were taking. Yeah. Even then, you know, the State Department was working hand in hand with the OSS. They weren't married like the State Department, the CIA is now.

19:08 But, you know, you are the ambassador. You're yeah. Everything's going through the state state department. Well, there's a reason why the OSS was recruited from lawyers of top law firms, banks of the top banks, because all of these people are in it. And that's what constituted the OSS. Well, yeah. And in the post-war rules based order was basically just an economic legal document. It was all about trade.

19:34 And, you know, there's banking, the creation of the World Bank and how everyone's on the, you know, the hegemonic dollar system. So, yeah, it makes perfect sense that if they're going to do economic warfare, then they set up the economic warfare mechanisms at the end of World War Two. And oh, by the way, it just happens to be in the same family or one of them. All right. Who do we got here? Next name. Oh, here's one, you know, Archibald Cox.

20:08 Yeah. He's a class of 1930. If everybody wants to know, he was the Watergate special prosecutor that was appointed by none other than Elliot Richardson, the former attorney general of Massachusetts, who my father-in-law used to work for. So Elliot Richardson is a really, really fantastic guy, or interesting to say the least. I think a straight shooter.

20:33 Archibald Cox was famously fired by Nixon in what's called the Saturday Night Massacre. And it really led to Nixon's downfall when he fired his own prosecutor. And that's the leverage they were trying to use against Trump the whole time. Is he going to fire Mueller? And that really was what they were trying to get is another Saturday Night Massacre. So they'd have a reason to force Trump out like they did to Nixon. That's Mr. Archibald Cox. Same school. Think we should ask for royalty? How about the Baron Eden of Winton, the British Lord Baron?

21:06 How about some more royalty? How about James Rudolph Garfield, who's the son of President Garfield, James Garfield? Wow. Yeah, a little bit of royalty going to this school. Here's a fun one. There's a gentleman by the name of Archibald Gracie IV. Why do we know him? Well, he was one of the survivors of the Titanic. How do you get two people from one high school on the Titanic? All right.

21:36 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 current Bishop of the Episcopal church nationwide from this. Yeah. Here's a big name. William Randolph Hearst. Wow. Did not graduate, but he went there.

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 progressive. You know, he's basically the progressive era from like 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. He was against the League of Nations.

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 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 daughter.

23:15 OK, we got a guy by the name of Armory Alton, senior H.O.U.G.H.T.O.N. class of 1917. He was the U.S. ambassador to France from 1957 to 1961. Now, what was happening in France at that time? No assassination attempts at all. Yeah. And all of the French colonies in Africa.

23:46 was being given their freedom, which meant that they weren't given their freedom, but they created basically Gladio kind of stay-behind capability in all of these prior colonies, which we know then led to the overthrows of any of the wrong people that got elected in their quote-unquote free elections, like Lumumba in the Congo.

24:15 And this is the ambassador. So he's hanging out with De Gaulle while we're trying to kill De Gaulle. Interesting. And he's from that same high school. He's got a son, R. Marie Houghton Jr., class of 1945. He was a New York congressman, also known as the CEO of Corning Glassworks. And that's the same Corning that makes fiber optic cable and also does Apple's display screens on your iPhone. So very well connected guy.

24:49 And a fiber optic cable, obviously, you know, that's the trans-Pacific cables we laid down back 20 years ago and stuff like that. There was a lot of diplomacy going on with that. So that was definitely an international, you had to have the international connections to get that done. Well, and just so that everybody knows, fiber optics was actually created as a, what we would now refer to as a DARPA program.

25:13 and inside of the military and was a classified technology for a very long time. I actually worked for one of the three-star general at my first officer assignment out in Los Angeles. The three-star was one of the captains at the research lab that created one of three that created the actual first fiber optics cable.

25:35 Yeah, not surprising. My early Wall Street career, most of my clients were up in Silicon Valley, mainly Nortel Networks and Cisco Systems. And a lot of those guys had security clearances, which is interesting from some Silicon Valley nerds. But given what we know now, it's not interesting. I mean, it makes sense. OK, next name I have for you is a Michael Kennedy, class of 76. Yeah, it is the son of RFK, another RFK Jr.'s brother. I think he's one of the anti-Trump Kennedys.

26:05 If I'm not mistaken. I think all of them are except for RFK, right? Just about. Next name I have on here is, we don't need to talk about him, John Kerry, Skull and Bones. We've only talked about him a couple of times. Yeah. Well, I think next week is the focus on John Kerry or soon. He's the next name on my list for the deep dive. He just keeps coming out. Yeah. Oh, I just got a text. We have a new Pope. The Pope has been announced. Don't know who it is yet.

26:39 I don't know yet. We're not we're not going to break here for a pope. This is more important. We should give everyone a teaser right now. I think the colonel are trying to find a slot to do a show on the history of the Vatican Bank here in the next week or so. It's going to be fascinating. So stay tuned for that. We've got a lot of good homework on that. And it'll tie perfectly together with some of the stuff the colonels talked about. Yeah. All right. Next name I have on here going in alphabetical order as the alumni once again of the what's the name of the school again?

27:11 The St. Paul School in Concord, New Hampshire. Yeah. SPS. Here's a guy by the name of, tell me if you've heard it, Cord Meyer. Oh, my gosh. Are you kidding me? CIA's own Cord Meyer. If I walk through why, you can jump in anywhere. I'll give you a brief background. You can fill in the detail. He joins the CIA in 1949. Worked directly under Frank Wisner. The FBI would go after this guy his whole career as a notorious leftist.

27:45 J. Edgar Hoover did not like commies, apparently, or people that had left-leaning notions. This guy is known as the principal operative of Operation Mockingbird. Y'all heard about the Mockingbird media? This is the guy. He's really good friends, of course, with James Jesus Angleton, who is all over the JFK assassination. Also the guy who...

28:16 Flew out when Alan Dulles died. He flew out across the country to Dulles' house and stashed all his, grabbed all his papers. So that's that, Angleton. He was the head of what's called the Directorate of Plans from 1962 onward. He becomes the station chief in London, 1973 and 76, which means he's our direct liaison with MI6 in the 70s. Let's see, a lot of people thought that he might have been deep throat.

28:49 The person feeding Woodward and Bernstein the information in Watergate. Apparently he was not. That came out later. And the E. Howard Hunt Confessions names him as one of the plotters of the JFK assassination. You want to add anything? Yeah, go ahead. Well, I just want to clarify because the Office of Policy sounds so innocuous as far as, you know, oh, well, it's just policy. No, that's the actual office that planned all of the covert actions.

29:22 So this guy was front and center in all of that planning. He also was married to a very interesting woman who, I was trying to find her name, Mary.

29:50 And there is a lot of very interesting connections to that because she was shot dead. And it was James Angleton that broke into her house and stole her diary because she was supposedly seeing JFK behind the scenes.

30:11 But a lot of people think that that was a rumor and that it wasn't actually happening. And that was all documented in her diary. But they were using that after JFK was assassinated. They put out all of these rumors, you know, to lessen the effect of him being the prince and all of that other stuff. And she was complicit in all of that. And so she was actually murdered. Cord Meyer's wife was murdered.

30:40 She had her house broken into in the immediate aftermath of her murder. So, you know, the CIA was involved with it because they were immediately called. James Angleton shows up and steals her diary. Nothing else. I wonder how Cord felt about that. I didn't know that story. I find it fascinating that this is the main operative for Operation Mockingbird. We talked about all these connections and how these people work for the media.

31:10 Well, it was a slam dunk to set up Operation Mockingbird because you already knew these people. Correct. You knew the editors. You knew the publishers. So that's kind of an important connection. Yeah. Next name. William Moore, class of 1933. Oh, he was just the president and the chairman of Bankers Trust. Oh, my gosh. We've had, what, six different bones been attached to Bankers Trust already? Yes.

31:41 This is another alumni from one of the Bonesman Feeding Ground schools. Next name. Oh, how about J.P. Morgan Jr.? Talk about royalty. Talk about banking. Here's class of 1884. Here's a fun one. We've talked about a few times. Class of 1962. How about Robert Mueller? Yeah, same Bob Mueller that investigated President Trump, former head of the FBI. High school teammate.

32:14 And lacrosse teammate of John Kerry. We talked about this when we were doing the BCCI series. Yep. John Kerry was on one side of the investigation of BCCI and Bob Mueller was on the other. Or Bob Mueller was Stonewall and Kerry or vice versa. They were high school teammates at this elite private boarding school. And just so everybody knows, if you've not watched that show, you should. Because the entire investigation was a cover-up.

32:47 Because later, through a completely roundabout way, although they tried their best to cover up BCCI's illegality inside the United States, it was all exposed because of a local investigation in Tampa, Florida. Yep. Yeah, you guys go back and watch their BCCI series. It's probably easier to find on my channel because the Colonel's got so much content out there.

33:19 But it was fun stuff. And it led us into this series. A little bit more on Bob Mueller. We all know what he's done lately, but, you know, he's a Marine and actually did some real combat, although he sat out a year with a knee injury. He ends up as the aide-de-camp for the 3rd Marine Division's General, William K. Jones. Of course he does. Remember we said about the bottleneck positions? I brought that up because I knew this was coming. Interestingly, Mueller, he was in charge of some very interesting prosecutions.

33:52 including Noriega, the Lockerbie bombing, Gambino crime boss, John Gotti, and of course, BCCI. So cover up, cover up, cover up, cover up, just so that we can do the Reader's Digest version. Yeah. Not to mention 9-11. Oh, would that be cover up? Yes. And then he gets into the framing business for, you know, Russiagate. Didn't work out as well for him. Next name we have Judd Nelson, class of 1978 from the Breakfast Club.

34:30 How many Hollywood connections do we get? A guy by the name of Peter Penoyer. You haven't heard of him. Class of 1975. I brought him up because he's the great-grandson of J.P. Morgan. Keep it in the family. We have a Louis Thompson Preston, class of 1944. All he ever did was the president of the World Bank. Who else do we know that was the president of the World Bank that sat on the Warren Commission? Mm-hmm. Okay. Those who don't know, I mean...

35:17 Talk about the World Bank. That is basically almost at the epicenter of how we control foreign nations. We get them into these trade deals indebted to the World Bank. That way we can control their politicians. If they get out of line, then the CIA open societies get involved. Next thing you know, Operation Gladio is there and we have regime change. But it really does start at the World Bank level. And we've made this point.

35:48 And often enough, the three thrones of power is political, economic, and military. And they will try politics, then they resort to economic warfare, and then they resort to military, which is covert and then overt. But the political piece of it's key, and we don't talk about that a lot.

36:13 But it's not coincidental that the Taiwanese, after the CIA set up that government, had the political warfare cadre to teach people how to conduct political warfare. The World Bank is at the epicenter of the economic warfare. And then, of course, the intelligence agencies are at the epicenter of the military warfare piece of this. Yeah, the very first two videos I ever did.

36:39 were on the Bank of International Settlements and the history of money in banking. And I did that for a reason. You go all the way back to the beginning of my channel, you'll see the BIS one, Bank of International Settlements. And those were the first two times I ever spoke live, did a live presentation and filmed it. So that's how I got my career started, was talking about that stuff. Well, this career, I should say. Can you really call it a career when you got fewer than 5,000 followers? It's not quite a career yet, huh?

37:05 No, you can call it a career because the stuff that you are putting out there is very hard hitting. And like myself, it tends to be avoided at all costs because once you understand what we understand, you never see the world the same again. And they do not want that. It's almost hard to have a conversation with someone who's plugged into the mainstream worldview because you just want to correct them the whole time. Instead, I just get this grin on my face.

37:35 All right, continuing. Where was I? President of the World Bank. We've got a Jonathan Reckford, class of 1980. He just happens to be the CEO of the Habitat for Humanity. And we've seen this over and over and over again. Every one of these green initiatives comes from something that's connected to the Rockefellers or Skull and Bones or you name it. It really is connected. It is a elitist, Hegelian,

38:10 concocted narrative. It is a false. It keeps them scared so you can seize more power. That is what this has always been about. And what we always talk about is about resource. They want to basically throw us in a 15-minute city so they can have all the resources. That's why they have their people in all these different NGOs pushing this whole green scam. And I'm sorry if you haven't watched me before. I do not believe in climate change. Sorry, guys.

38:38 If that offends you, you're probably watching the wrong channel. Yep. So this guy's the CEO of Habitat for Humanity. Next guy we have is a Whitelaw Reed Jr., class of 1931. He was the chairman of the New York Herald Tribune. Mockingbird again. And, of course, he was the chairman of something called the Fresh Air Fund, another environmentalist group. And that's like the 20th time we've seen that.

39:05 A little more royalty. Someone by the name of Edmund Maurice Burke Roche. He's the fourth baron of something called Fermoy. Figured I'd throw it in there. Here's a fun one. A Charles Scribner III, class of 1909. He's the president and publisher of Charles Scribner Sons. And that is one of America's biggest publishers. I think that's an instant connection because we've talked when we did a show ages ago about Robert Maxwell.

39:43 Robert Maxwell, thank you, who at one point in time, you know, was buying up almost every publishing company in America. And we had like 55 percent market share on peer reviewed journals. So this guy was involved in that, too.

39:59 Facet of the Mockingbird media, because if you can control what goes out in print in books, we already know about the CIA actually writing books and then putting someone's name in as the author that didn't actually write the book. This is a way that they control what people have access to. And more importantly, what they don't have access to. If you wrote a book right now, do you think the major publishing houses would take it? I don't think either one of our I don't think I think we'd both be self-published.

40:29 I don't think Scribner's and Sons would publish us, even if everything was, you know, document, bookmark, you name it. We couldn't get published. No. So it is a gatekeeper position. All right. Next name I have on here is someone named Lockhart Steele, class of 1992. He's the former editorial director of Vox Media. Mockingbird. Uh-huh. About as far left as it gets.

40:59 More royalty, William Howard Taft IV, class of 1962, comes from a long family history of skull and bones. His grandfather was President of the United States, the only man to ever be the President of the United States, and a Supreme Court Justice, and one of his descendants goes here. Taft IV was also the U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense and our ambassador to NATO. Operation Gladio. So you don't get those positions unless you're connected.

41:30 And they have some ability to control you. They know you can be trusted. Correct. Not to spill the real secrets. We've got a William Davis Taylor, class of 1950, publisher, Boston Globe. Mockingbird. I'm starting to see a pattern. Yeah. It's a big country with a lot of good high schools. They can't all come from one or two or three, but apparently they do. We've got a Gary Trudeau, class of 1966. Yes, the Doonesbury cartoonist.

42:03 Political satire extraordinaire. Laughing at Elwood in the chat. He's shocked. Just shocked. We've had four Vanderbilts. One of the most powerful families in history. Oh, how about someone else we've mentioned before? Sheldon Whitehouse. Oh, my gosh. Uh-huh. We talked about Whitehouse before. And that's because his father, grandfather, Charles Sheldon Whitehouse.

42:42 was, I've got him right here, Bonesman, I believe class of 1947. And he's the father of another Sheldon Wellhouse. The White House has been around for a while. Family ties, the Tsar Nicholas II of Russia. And we talked about him in light of their role and their monopoly on power in Rhode Island, which...

43:14 For those of you who may have missed that show, Rhode Island, which you have Newport, which is where all of the money was. If you guys never been to Newport, Rhode Island, you have to go. Driving around that place is amazing. And it's just crazy. You know, everybody that you've mentioned here has a house in Newport, Rhode Island, like the Vanderbilts and all of them.

43:42 It's just an amazing, amazing place. Two summers ago, we went there and walked through all of the museums they call their house. It was just crazy. And yeah, we're actually going to take a trip down to Rhode Island here in the next few weeks. So I will take some good pictures and share those. Yeah, that's actually on our itinerary. We were just talking about that the other day. And understand that anybody that's a politician from Rhode Island is controlled by those people. Oh, yeah.

44:11 And Sheldon Whitehouse classifies, but his father, Sheldon, just a reminder, joined the CIA in 1947, served in the Congo, Turkey, Belgium, Cambodia, then joins the State Department. So he's still in the CIA. He was the Congo's desk officer in 1959. He was assigned to Vietnam in the early 70s, deputy ambassador in 1972, was the 73 ambassador to Laos, and then became the ambassador to Thailand. That is the White House family. So, yeah.

44:41 About as deep state as it gets. Yeah, that was Operation Gladio in big neon letters going, I do Operation Gladio. And if you look at my channel, the episode we went into detail on that, I called it the Rhode Island Rats. How appropriate. Uh-huh. Next name I have on here is a Theodore Stark Wilkinson, class of 1905. He's the Vice Admiral for the U.S. Navy in World War II. So, another.

45:12 A lot of stars on him. Well, and then look at all of this stuff. Yeah, never mind. Go ahead. That was just amazing. Just amazing. Last name I have on this list is a John Gilbert Winant, W-I-N-A-N-T, class of 1909. Now, two times he's been the governor here of New Hampshire, but he was also the U.S. ambassador to the United Kingdom during World War II. So, again, of all of the ambassadorships,

45:46 The one that is the most critical and the most corrupt is the one to UK because of where did they set up Russiagate? The UK. Where did all of the stay behind concepts come from? The UK. Where did the Rhodes Fabian Society come from? The UK.

46:14 This is a critical element here. And anybody that's the ambassador has to be read in on all of those programs. And he's there at the exact same time that produces the MI6 is teaching the OSS how to become an intelligence agency. Yes. To the CIA and every other intelligence agency post-World War II. Yeah. All of that from one private high school. One boring school.

46:44 Crazy. Which I could walk to in a day. Is that the third boarding school we've gone through? We've got three of the top four so far. That's crazy. Yeah. And again, think about your own high school. How many famous people came from your school? We had an NFL player. Well, we actually have a Bonesman. Yeah, we don't have any of that. We've got a Bonesman. He's actually on the list coming up soon.

47:17 I'll get to that. All right. Let's go back to Mr. Shattuck, the star of our show, our Skull and Bonesman class of 1965. John Howard Francis Shattuck, known as the international legal scholar and human rights leader. Now that we know his background. So, of course, he goes to Yale and becomes Skull and Bones. After that, he goes to law school at Yale, not Harvard, which is the usual course. One of his first jobs.

47:49 is the National Staff Council of the ACLU from 1971 to 1976. The American Civil Liberties Union, which is supposed to be about our civil liberties, but is instead one of the biggest race baiters and absolutely destroyed the entire concept of civil rights. They tried to use it as a bludgeon against the Constitution. They tried to rewrite the Constitution by reinterpreting the 14th Amendment. And that is exactly what Barack Obama lectured on in college. He was not a professor.

48:19 It was how to usurp the Constitution using the misinterpretation of the 14th Amendment and the Civil Rights Act. That's all these guys know. It is a one-trick pony. And I'll be spending a lot of time on that topic on my show, The Refederalist Report. We're going to get deep into the 14th Amendment coming up soon. All right. So he is the National Staff Counsel for the ACLU. Then he becomes the Executive Director of ACLU's Washington office. That's the political office.

48:50 This is the guy, Skull and Bonesman, running that. He's the guy that argued Halperin versus Kissinger, a big case where basically they spied on a, I think it was a CIA case officer. Is that right? I'm almost sure he was. Yeah. In fact, this guy, Shattuck, took a deposition from ex-president Richard Nixon for that case. How many times do you actually see a president of the United States get deposed?

49:22 So this guy's kind of a big deal. In 1984 to 1993, he becomes the vice president of government affairs at Harvard University. Now, we've talked about a lot of these people that go to these Carnegie Institutes and Harvard schools of government. Well, this guy's running part of that Harvard wing of it, which means every diplomat that we've been training for the Ivy League, which is where almost every diplomat comes from, this guy's had his fingers on. They're basically shaping their globalist worldviews.

49:54 From that position of power. Remember, this is an ACLU guy. So what are they learning? They're learning to be good globalist technocrats. He controls the curriculum. He controls admissions. You know, to know which professors get in there and what are they teaching? Kind of important. Officers get in. Exactly. Including the ones that might live a few blocks from me. Yeah. You guys don't know what we're talking about. We did a.

50:24 Something very recently on Jake Sullivan and his wife, Maggie Goodlander, who's now the congressman for the second district, congressional district of New Hampshire. And they live not too far. They just moved very close to me. So they're definitely both fit this category. All right. So where do you go after Harvard? 1993, President Clinton is in office and he names Sadek.

50:54 the assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights and labor. So let me just add that that office at state works with all of the people at USAID and the National Endowment for Democracy, which has the IRI and the NDI, the Republican Democrat, as well as the chamber and the labor unions. All of that money is then.

51:24 deployed to attack any country that they want to overthrow. This is the coordinator on the state department staff. Yeah. And I still like the way that, you know, we always talk about how they use these warm and fuzzy words, assistant secretary of state for democracy, which is anything but human rights, anything but labor, which is basically communist organizing.

51:59 Well, actually, it's much worse than that. That slush fund under National Endowment for Labor, that slush fund is used to destroy actual real labor movements in foreign countries that were unionized against U.S. oligarchs or Western oligarchs at large. So they destroy actual union efforts and they infiltrate and create their own labor that allows the locals in all of these foreign countries to be exploited. This guy is running that program.

52:29 Yeah. And I'm glad you mentioned that about the unions, because we're going to talk a little bit more about labor here in a second. All right. So this guy played a key role as a sex state for democracy in the establishment of the International Criminal Tribunals for Rwanda and Yugoslavia. They were show trials. Exactly. They were just about as legitimate as the Nuremberg trials. The real criminals are still walking around today.

53:06 Correct. And of course, when he's doing that, he worked very closely with Madeline Albright, who we mentioned two shows ago, because the Albrights are also affiliated with the Groton School. Yes. Two people, two private boarding schools, just maybe 150 miles apart. And they're both there on the point for the modern day Nuremberg trial. What? That's got to be a coincidence.

53:36 Yeah, this is the guy that assembled the evidence of the genocide in Bosnia. Should I do air quotes on that? Well, there was a genocide in Bosnia. I should have put the air quotes around the evidence. Yes. Because we know who the real culprits were. Yes. Yeah, that's this guy. Operation Gladio regime change. Yeah, this is an academic. So he's the ambassador to the Czech Republic from 1998 to 2000. And yeah, that's when the Czech Republic joined NATO. That's crazy. Mm-hmm.

54:13 So Clinton's gone, so he gets out of government in 2001, and he becomes the CEO of the JFK Library Foundation, which is another one of those breeding grounds of academics, think tanks. He does that for six years, then he becomes a senior fellow at Tufts University. We've talked about Tufts a little bit. In fact, we did that very recently. There's some interesting alumni there. A lot of this globalist techno jargon comes out of Tufts. All right, 2009.

54:46 He becomes the president of something known as the Central European University, CEU. Have you heard of this? Yes. Founded in 1991 by a gentleman by the name of George Soros. Yeah. This guy's a professor or the president of Soros University. Yep. Let's talk about CEU a little bit because it's important. It's founded in 1991. They promote open societies.

55:21 I mean, it's on their motto, talking about open societies. The university actually got kicked out of Budapest, Hungary in 2017 by the Hungarian government because they didn't like what they were teaching. So now it's sitting in Vienna with a $760 million endowment. And tell me again what was happening in 1991. Oh, something about a Berlin Wall coming down. Yeah, and the creation of the transfer of...

55:48 um, the boogeyman from the communist to the terrorist. Uh-huh. And that's historic. He's launching his open society. So he's got a lot of alumni there, but I pulled up their website and, uh, let's just show this on screen. Okay. Here's the list. I found a list of, uh, 37 alumni. And a lot of these are Europeans. First one that jumped out at me is, I can't even try this. Maglev, the number two, um, the fourth president of Georgia.

56:26 who we talked about when we did our sit rep on the gladiator operation happening in Georgia right this minute. Yeah. Yeah. There's another guy from Poland, Bodnar. He's a Polish ombudsman. We've got an Ungar from Hungary. Some assembly men. They're going to Azerbaijan, Estonia, minister of education research. And we were just over for Azerbaijan too. Yeah.

56:58 That's right. Yeah. Oh, look, let's do that. Let's go through these countries and see how many of them have had it. We got a Romanian going on right now. Yes. Estonia, Hungary, Azerbaijan again. Likely candidate for presidential elections. Well, I'm not going to read all of it. Another Latvian, Poland. So basically this is technocrat training school. How do you become a globalist technocrat? And go back.

57:27 and make sure your government stays compliant with NATO. And if you don't, they'll be one of the conduits to overthrow. Yeah. Here we have the Georgian minister of defense, Tina Kitashev. Oh, here it says here, she's a Republican party member and former civil society activist. Oh, Kazakhstan, Grigory Golosov, professor and head of political science department, the European university at St. Petersburg, Russia. Here's a Ukrainian.

58:05 Larissa Densienko, human rights activist, TV and radio presenter, and member of the PEN Ukraine. What's a PEN? I don't know that. She's actually very famous in Ukraine. Okay. Yeah. She's one of those mouthpieces for, she's like Baghdad Bob? Pretty much. Okay. Here's another Polish guy. Doesn't seem to, he teaches nationalism and ethnicity. Doesn't sound like a Soros guy. We've got a Romanian.

58:37 Wait a minute. Wait a minute. I'm disappointed, didn't you, Brady? Did I miss a name? Control both sides. Ah, there you go. I'll take my admonishment. I don't see any. I mean, we just keep going down. There's 37 of these guys. I don't recognize any other names. We got the gist of it. Yeah. It is a world coordination center to co-opt.

59:06 So go back to your three powers, political, economic, and military. And so they are building out their force to deploy in their one world government force. Yep. And this guy, a bonesman from a private grooming school, is the president of that university. Yeah. Founded by none other than Georgie Schwartz, also known as Soros. Outstanding.

59:38 That's crazy. So his next stop in 2016 is a place called the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts. Say again? I see that a lot. Fletcher School? Oh, yeah. Yeah, this is Diplomat Training School. It's like Advanced Diplomat Training School. Yeah. So at the Fletcher School of Law.

1:00:10 They have a bunch of research institutes, and I'm just going to name about four or five of them because it's going to be the same googly-gawk globalist buzzwords. First one I have is the Center for International Environment and Resource Policy. They're using this environment thing. These are the world technocratic leaders that control every institution, and they are indoctrinated with this climate emergency BS, this Hegelian manufactured crisis.

1:00:37 It's nothing but a resource grab. So it's going to be everything they do is globalist and environmentalist. Yep. I've got the Institute for Business in the Global Context, the Institute for Human Security. I'm sure they're involved in human trafficking. The International Security Studies Program. When you hear the security, what do you think of? Well, I know what I think of. That means they're going to ensure you don't have it and they do.

1:01:11 The International Security Studies Program, the Russia and Eurasia Program. Oh, that's been successful. And of course, the World Peace Foundation, which is better named as the World War Program. Yes. So these people spend billions of dollars, have all these endowments. They have the great.

1:01:36 Best students go to all of these fancy Ivy League schools and beyond, and they're all working for world peace, and we've got the world that's just absolutely a mess. They're not doing a very good job, apparently. It's almost like it's not really their goal. Almost. Almost. Who'd have thunk? All right, so let's talk about their faculty at this tough university, this Fletcher School, because there's a couple names that really jump off, and I didn't get to go all the way through it.

1:02:04 We don't have to, but it's the second name or third name I really want to talk about. First name is Joyce Aluok, who's just the judge of the International Criminal Court in The Hague. It's the faculty of this school where this guy is the dean or professor. We have a Carlos Alvarado Quesada, just the 48th president of Costa Rica. Used to teach there. So now we've got presidents of foreign countries being groomed alongside of our spooks. That makes a lot of sense, doesn't it?

1:02:33 Yes. Well, Costa Rica especially, because Costa Rica was used instrumentally to launch attacks into Honduras, Guatemala and Nicaragua. So, yes, it does matter that we have him under control because we use his borderland to attack everybody in that area. Excellent. The third name jumped off the page at me. I want to spend some time on her. And there's a reason for it. It's a little bit off her topic, but it still circles back to everything we're talking about. I'll make it make sense at the end.

1:03:06 Okay. Her name is Antonia Chase, C-H-A-Y-E-S, and she's associate dean at the Fletcher School. Antonia was a former U.S. undersecretary of the Air Force from 1977 to 79. Now, if you look at her background, you're going to wonder what the heck she's doing as an undersecretary for the Air Force. She got out of college and joined the JFK White House in 1961. It's like a staffer.

1:03:37 She becomes the social science advisor to the National Institute of Mental Health. Then she becomes the director of the Model Cities program. Sounds a little like the 15 Minute City, all that kind of stuff, the Model Cities program. Yes, that's exactly what it sounds like. Well, it's worse. It's part of LBJ's Great Society and War on Poverty, which basically created a bifactored society and more poverty.

1:04:10 Correct. It's a brand new program for HUD urban development. But how we got the Model Cities program is interesting. And that's where I'm going to divert a little bit and try to bring it back. The idea for the Model Cities program was presented in an off-the-record meeting with LBJ by a guy by the name of Walter Ruther. Are you familiar with his name? Ruther. Yeah. Yeah. He's the big union. Yeah. Yeah.

1:04:40 Yeah, go ahead. Remember we mentioned labor earlier? Yeah. All right. Walter Ruther. We're just going to talk a little bit about him because he's a scoundrel. He's the guy that pretty much built the United Auto Workers from the ground up. Without Ruther, there is no UAW, which means, of course, he's got all kinds of fun little connections. He is responsible for pounding or being a huge proponent of the following ideas that you might hear about today.

1:05:11 Social justice, women's rights, universal health care, affordable housing, environmental stewardship, nuclear nonproliferation, which I actually agree with. This is what he's been using the UAW platform to push for decades or did for decades and decades and decades. And that's the modern progressive left's basic platform. And it does come from Marxist ideology, all of it. It also came across with the Fabian socialists.

1:05:41 A lot of that stuff is Fabianist. So how do you get Marxist and Fabian? Well, that's because all of the isms pretty much rhyme. It's all about power. So his belief was in a Swedish style social democracy. It's what he wanted for America. He's a big believer in nonviolent civil disobedience, which we see nonviolence. He co-founded the AFL-CIO in 1955 with George Meany. So this guy is pretty much one of the royalty of labor.

1:06:15 I don't even want to call it the labor movement. It's the false labor movement. He is such an influential Democratic insider that JFK sent him to Cuba after the Bay of Pigs to negotiate the prisoner exchange with Castro. Auto union guy. Big supporter of the Civil Rights Act of 64, the Voting Rights Act of 65. Big supporter of Medicare and Medicaid. Those don't pass without the UAW support. And, of course, he's a big supporter of the Fair Housing Act, which was anything but fair.

1:06:49 So a lot of these social programs can be pinned on this guy whose program, the Model Studies program, Antonia Chase, who's a dean that teaches where Arif Bonesman is the professor. A little bit more on Mr. Reuther. He actually marched with MLK in Selma, Birmingham, Montgomery, and Jackson. And he's the guy who was on stage right before Martin Luther King gave his I Have a Dream speech. He is a board member of the NAACP.

1:07:26 Had a prominent role in the founding of Earth Day, more environmentalists. And Time Magazine calls him one of the 100 most influential people of the 20th century. Which is true. It probably is. Time Magazine, of course, founded by none other than Ed Bolesman. Yes. And controlled by the CIA. Barry Goldwater had a great quote about him.

1:07:56 Reuter was more dangerous to our country than Sputnik or anything Soviet Russia might do. You want to know the first four cities that were part of the Model Cities program? Sure. Detroit, Oakland, Newark, and Camden. And how's that working out? All four absolute failures and slums. Which I would argue that that was their purpose. Yeah.

1:08:35 So how do you destroy cities by allowing one of these people to do some experiment on them? Yep. So I didn't get a chance to look at the alumni of this Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, but we could take a quick peek at it. I just this isn't real research. This is just a Wikipedia list. Well, say something about Antonia before you leave her. Yeah, go ahead. I just wanted to point out for anyone.

1:09:04 Her job on the Carter administration was in what's referred to in the Air Force as the manpower and reserve affairs. So that's basically like the secretary level HR function. So the fact that she's from a mental health background to me is ominous that you would put someone like that as an assistant.

1:09:35 secretary like that's really really bad because that's the person leading that effort um and of course we know that they experiment on us um so that's really really um awful

1:09:50 And she also served on the board of directors at UTC. And if you know anything about that, UTC is very interesting in the defense industry because they do aircraft engines. They do all kinds of industrial capability. They have a large contracting arrangement with the government. They eventually turn into Raytheon.

1:10:19 in a hostile takeover, took over Otis Elevators, just so that I found that out on another deep dive into the whole thing of Raytheon. So she was affiliated with them, too. Excellent. Otis Elevators has come up, and I can't remember exactly why, but for whatever reason, that name sticks out to me. I'm trying to remember why. All right, let's take a look at this alumni of the Fletcher School, see if we see anything interesting. I have not gone through this yet, and this is just a wiki list.

1:10:50 So take it with a grain of salt. All right. That's faculty. I want alumni. Hang on. Where's alumni? Add it up. Give me a second. List of Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy alumni. That's what it's under on Wikipedia. I hear you. Okay. Stop me if you see any names that sound familiar. What's that?

1:11:33 The Bangladeshi ambassador to the U.S. and member of the executive board of UNESCO. UNESCO plays a major part in Operation Gladio. Yeah, that's two Bangladeshis in a row. And what just happened in Bangladesh? Another coup. Yeah, and they're also saber-rattling against Modi, who we know they want to get rid of.

1:11:57 Oh, and look, there's one from the Overseas Private Investment Corporation. That's one of your favorite. Oh, and was the former director, the U.S. director of the African Development Bank, which is used to financially strap African countries. See, this is what I highlighted, the Blackstone Africa Infrastructure LP. Yeah. Remember that name, Blackstone. We're going to be talking about that in a few weeks. Okay. Ambassador Brunei.

1:12:25 Judge of the International Criminal Court. U.S. ambassador to Yemen in Kuwait, Barbara Bodine. A women's national movement in Georgia. We were just talking about that. Oh, and the former assistant secretary of state and U.S. ambassador to Azerbaijan. And Azerbaijan comes up a lot because of the oil.

1:12:55 And the focus, the U.S. has had lots of oil concessions, primarily through Standard Oil in Azerbaijan. How about the president of the U.N. General Assembly, Choudhury? That's important. Bangladeshi, another Bangladeshi. So basically that whole part of the world is sending all of their, shall we say, nobility's children to these schools in America to learn how to be good globalists.

1:13:28 Look at this. Walter Cutler, who was the U.S. ambassador to Congo in 75. Oh, in Tanzania, too. Wow. And then he goes on to Saudi Arabia. That's not weird. I guess if you're a graduate of this school, you know, the tough school of law and diplomacy, you can write your own ticket in diplomacy international. But you understand why international diplomacy is so ridiculous. It's all inbred. You never hear an idea outside of what's taught by the institutions.

1:13:59 An outsider like a Trump. There's a reason the entire system is rebelled against Trump. Because everybody in every single corner of our government has been brainwashed or groomed in these same private high schools, Ivy League schools, a select group of postgraduate studies, whether it be Rhodes Scholarship or Tufts or something like that. And they all get the same groupthink because the same foundations have been donating to these universities and high schools and telling them what to think for generations.

1:14:29 I mean, this really is the key to understanding how the world really works. We do not have a meritocracy. We live under aristocratic rule. And that is why they are fighting so hard against every single time you see a populist rise up, whether it be populist right or populist left. Anything that's against the establishment, the establishment will try to smack down, which is exactly why you get the Gladio revolutions. Yeah, very well put. Bill Richardson.

1:14:57 Governor of New Mexico, ambassador to the UN. Are you further down than I am? Yeah. I was down in international finance and energy. We skipped Evelyn Farkas. Oh, I didn't see her. Executive director of the McCain Institute. Oh, my God. Farkas. We couldn't have Ukrainian war without Farkas. That's true. Let's see. We've got a few more.

1:15:26 Marsha Evans, I've came across her a couple of times, president of the American Red Cross and the Girl Scouts of America, another grooming position. This is crazy. Daniel Skocat, CEO of the New Israel Fund. Oh, and Sue Terry, who was the Korea chair for the Center of Strategic and International Studies.

1:15:58 CSIS, that's another kind of hotbed for CIA. We have Kostas Karamanlis. I can't do Greek names either. Karamanlis, former prime minister of Greece. When Greece went bankrupt, this was the guy. He was there from 2009. Greece had to be bailed out in 2010. There you go. Went to this school. The schools have got to be teaching something good, right? Right.

1:16:27 Well, how to destroy things so that the international syndicate can come in and swoop up all your stuff. So if you go down to the military. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, who we've run into a few times. Go ahead. Where do you want me to go? Well, down to the military. You've got they're sending general officers there. General Dunford, who was chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

1:17:01 That's where Evelyn Varkas shows up there. Susan Livingstone, who was Undersecretary of the Navy. Sack. Richard Mize, General. Oh, they got Comfort there. That's what I said, yeah. Wow. Yeah. And you've got NATO Commander Stravitis, however you say his name.

1:17:31 He was at NATO. I'm trying to remember because his name came up. Hold on. Let me find when he was. Oh, huh. Let me see where he come up. So they evidently the military has a scholarship there. So let me find out when he was at NATO. Looks like a new pope is a Robert Prevost. Don't know who that is.

1:17:59 Oh, my gosh. This guy, this general was actually the dean of the Fletcher School. Yeah. I was just looking at that. Holy moly. You want to talk about being in the tank? Oh, look, he was the chairman of the board of trustees of the Rockefeller Foundation. Of course. Holy CFR member. Yeah, I knew I knew his name from somewhere. All right. I got to break the news. We have our very first American pope.

1:18:31 The first American Pope. Yep. The first American born Pope has just been whatever, coronated got me the name of Robert Prevost. Where was he? The archbishop in America? I don't know. Okay. I'm just reading my, my, I got my feed coming in in real time. So I'm not even reading a news story. Okay. I do not really keep up much with the Catholic church since I'm not Catholic. Oh boy. All right. That's.

1:19:03 Probably enough on this. We've probably hammered this on home pretty well. All right. Well, that's our bonesman for today. One guy just seemed like an academic, but he's been everywhere and ties into a lot of things. And I thought he was a really good case study of it. Not a huge name, but somebody who just shows you how well this aristocracy really works. It's interconnectedness. And look at just the bonesman and you're going to miss the prep school piece.

1:19:31 And if you do the bonesman and the prep school piece, you're going to miss the follow on the dean of this school. And here's who all graduated and all of the other pieces. And so doing one in a deep dive every once in a while is a great idea because it pulls all of the other pieces and lets people know you can't just look at the fact that they're a bonesman because you're going to miss the fact that they went through prep school with all these other people.

1:20:00 And that you did a fantastic job. Well, thank you. It was fun. And of course, you your color, your in-depth commentary, it makes it just brings it all brings it all together even better. Yeah. You know, it's really interesting. You just look at one guy or one school and you start going through this and the tentacles go everywhere. Yeah. And now you know how they do it. Yeah. It's really a shame that they've been and they turn around and they have the gall to lecture us on democracy.

1:20:30 That's the thing that just steams me. These same people, these globalists talking about national endowment for democracy, we know what they're up to. It's the Malthusian depopulation. It's all of that. It's mercantilism. It's the same thing the ruling class has always wanted. We're not supposed to have that here in America, but they stole it from us. I'll tell you when and how it happened, almost from day one. I just got another debate about the cause of the Civil War.

1:20:59 Everyone goes, was it about slavery? Was it about terror? No, really it was about political power. And the ultimate argument from day one of the founding of our country is how big should the government be? We know that power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. And it's a concentration of power and wealth that basically is the root of all evil. So the founding fathers wanted, we have to have some government, but we want as little as possible and have it decentralized. Well, that all changed when Lincoln won.

1:21:29 The reason I impose Abraham Lincoln has nothing to do with slavery or tariffs. It has to do with the fact that this decentralized government that keeps this aristocracy from forming, or at least keeps it localized, he's the one that allowed it to happen. If you look at how the Republicans won in 1860, they were a minority party. But because they won and started a war and were able to nationalize the government and win because they had the industrial base and the financial base, the reason they beat the South, they also had more people. We ended up

1:21:58 with these robber barons, four decades of single party rule and the creation of the American aristocracy. And that aristocracy, which became the robber barons, these Eastern blue blood, you know, founding families of our country that then married their daughters, you know, the diamond princes over with the European lords and ladies. And then the Fabians came over at the exact same period of time, gave us the progressive movement. And our country looks absolutely nothing like it was supposed to.

1:22:27 And that's why I do. This is why I'm doing what we're doing, because it's big government. This is the kind of people that want empire. They want to be able to export, you know, exploit resources around the world. And that's why you get someone like Gladio, because you've got to have this mindset that we need a way to covertly steal the resources we can no longer take overtly. And that's why this whole thing happened. So sorry, I had to get on my got to get on my stand for a little bit. But Brant over. All right.

1:22:58 So look forward to an announcement when we can get in the Vatican Bank show and we'll coordinate our calendars for that. And then otherwise, we will see you next Thursday at noon. Cheers, everyone. Take care.

Entities here

John Howard Francis Shattuck10 Walter Reuther8 Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy8 Operation Mockingbird7 Operation Gladio7 Antonia Chase6 Harvard University4 Skull and Bones4 James Jesus Angleton4 Model Cities Program4 St. Paul's School4 Sheldon Whitehouse3 Cord Meyer3 Bank for International Settlements3 Norman Armour3 William Randolph Hearst3 U.S. State Department3 John Kerry3 American Civil Liberties Union3 Anthony Joseph Drexel Biddle Jr.3 BCCI3 John Shattuck (1647–1675)3 Nicholas Biddle3 United Auto Workers3 Robert Mueller3 NATO3 Mary Meyer2 Department of the Air Force2 Abraham Lincoln2 Rockefeller2 Tulane University2 Shattuck family2 Vanderbilt family2 Center for Strategic and International Studies2 John Jacob Astor2 George Soros2 Robert Kennedy assassination2 Richard Nixon2 James Garfield2 Bill Clinton2

Claims made here

John Howard Francis Shattuck member_of Skull and Bones host_asserted ▶ 7:44

“understand what I was recognizing until I really started going. Look at the podium he's on because we'll get back to that CEU, but don't jump ahead. Okay, I will not. All right, so why is Mr. Shattuck…”

John Shattuck (1647–1675) member_of Shattuck family host_asserted ▶ 8:42

“His son, John Shattuck Jr., born 1666, was actually killed by Indians, moved his family to a place called Groton, which is also where one of the prep schools we talked about the Groton School is. Yeah…”

John Shattuck (1647–1675) member_of Shattuck family host_asserted ▶ 9:11

“So this is old family. There's also another John Shattuck, born in 1736 from Groton. He was a captain in the Revolutionary War. He's one of the people that marched at Lexington and Concord. He was at …”

George Shane Shattuck founded St. Paul's School host_asserted ▶ 10:47

“Let's talk a little bit about this school because the private boarding school, one of the most elite ones, and you would imagine you'd have a few famous alumni, would you not? Yes. The founder was a f…”

Norman Armour member_of St. Paul's School host_asserted ▶ 12:46

“maybe 10 of them anybody's ever had a reason to hear of, and it was a top 50 high school. But this school, every single one of these names has been on the world stage, and it can't be a coincidence. B…”

John Jacob Astor member_of St. Paul's School host_asserted ▶ 14:23

“Yeah. So I think you could probably make that connection. Yeah. All right. Hey, Dwayne. Hey, Dwayne. Next name I have for you. How about John Jacob Astor IV? Oh, my gosh. Richest man in the world at o…”

Matthew Barzun member_of St. Paul's School host_asserted ▶ 15:27

“Had tickets and ended up not making the voyage at the last minute. Yeah. Conspiracy theories abound. All right. Next name I have for you is a Matthew. I'm sorry. A Matthew Barzun. He's more recent. He…”

Anthony Joseph Drexel Biddle Jr. member_of St. Paul's School host_asserted ▶ 15:58

“And interestingly enough, out of college, he interned for a gentleman, Skull and Bones' own John Kerry. Oh, my gosh. Yeah. Again, this school is literally less than an hour drive from me. I should go …”

Matthew Barzun recruited John Kerry host_asserted ▶ 15:58

Nicholas Biddle headed Bank of United States host_asserted ▶ 16:28

“I should probably share this. He's the great grandson of the banker of Second Bank of the United States, Nicholas Biddle. Let's say we share a picture of Nicholas and share his quote. When Jackson wan…”

Nicholas Biddle targeted_for_regime_change Andrew Jackson host_asserted ▶ 16:28

Anthony Joseph Drexel Biddle Jr. appointed U.S. State Department host_asserted ▶ 17:36

“so that they would renew the charter. And he almost won. That's how powerful the banker was. This is Nicholas Biddle, the great-great-grandfather of this kid, who obviously the Biddles stay pretty pro…”

Archibald Cox member_of St. Paul's School host_asserted ▶ 19:34

“And, you know, there's banking, the creation of the World Bank and how everyone's on the, you know, the hegemonic dollar system. So, yeah, it makes perfect sense that if they're going to do economic w…”

Elliot Richardson appointed Archibald Cox host_asserted ▶ 20:08

“Yeah. He's a class of 1930. If everybody wants to know, he was the Watergate special prosecutor that was appointed by none other than Elliot Richardson, the former attorney general of Massachusetts, w…”

Richard Nixon removed_from_power Archibald Cox host_asserted ▶ 20:33

“Archibald Cox was famously fired by Nixon in what's called the Saturday Night Massacre. And it really led to Nixon's downfall when he fired his own prosecutor. And that's the leverage they were trying…”

Anthony Eden, 1st Earl of Avon member_of St. Paul's School host_asserted ▶ 20:33

Archibald Gracie IV member_of St. Paul's School host_asserted ▶ 21:06

“How about some more royalty? How about James Rudolph Garfield, who's the son of President Garfield, James Garfield? Wow. Yeah, a little bit of royalty going to this school. Here's a fun one. There's a…”

James Garfield member_of St. Paul's School host_asserted ▶ 21:06

William Randolph Hearst member_of St. Paul's School host_asserted ▶ 21:36

“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, Fra…”

Frank Tracy Griswold III member_of St. Paul's School host_asserted ▶ 21:36

William Randolph Hearst targeted_for_regime_change League of Nations host_asserted ▶ 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 …”

Armory Alton Houghton Sr. appointed U.S. State Department host_asserted ▶ 23:15

“OK, we got a guy by the name of Armory Alton, senior H.O.U.G.H.T.O.N. class of 1917. He was the U.S. ambassador to France from 1957 to 1961. Now, what was happening in France at that time? No assassin…”

Armory Alton Houghton Sr. member_of St. Paul's School host_asserted ▶ 23:15

R. Marie Houghton Jr. headed Corning Inc. host_asserted ▶ 24:15

“And this is the ambassador. So he's hanging out with De Gaulle while we're trying to kill De Gaulle. Interesting. And he's from that same high school. He's got a son, R. Marie Houghton Jr., class of 1…”

R. Marie Houghton Jr. member_of St. Paul's School host_asserted ▶ 24:15

Michael Kennedy member_of St. Paul's School host_asserted ▶ 25:35

“Yeah, not surprising. My early Wall Street career, most of my clients were up in Silicon Valley, mainly Nortel Networks and Cisco Systems. And a lot of those guys had security clearances, which is int…”

John Kerry member_of Skull and Bones host_asserted ▶ 26:05

“If I'm not mistaken. I think all of them are except for RFK, right? Just about. Next name I have on here is, we don't need to talk about him, John Kerry, Skull and Bones. We've only talked about him a…”

Cord Meyer member_of St. Paul's School host_asserted ▶ 27:11

“The St. Paul School in Concord, New Hampshire. Yeah. SPS. Here's a guy by the name of, tell me if you've heard it, Cord Meyer. Oh, my gosh. Are you kidding me? CIA's own Cord Meyer. If I walk through …”

Cord Meyer headed Operation Mockingbird host_asserted ▶ 27:45

“J. Edgar Hoover did not like commies, apparently, or people that had left-leaning notions. This guy is known as the principal operative of Operation Mockingbird. Y'all heard about the Mockingbird medi…”

James Jesus Angleton headed CIA Directorate of Plans host_asserted ▶ 28:16

“Flew out when Alan Dulles died. He flew out across the country to Dulles' house and stashed all his, grabbed all his papers. So that's that, Angleton. He was the head of what's called the Directorate …”

E. Howard Hunt framed Cord Meyer book_quoted ▶ 28:49

“The person feeding Woodward and Bernstein the information in Watergate. Apparently he was not. That came out later. And the E. Howard Hunt Confessions names him as one of the plotters of the JFK assas…”

James Jesus Angleton covered_up Mary Meyer host_asserted ▶ 29:50

“And there is a lot of very interesting connections to that because she was shot dead. And it was James Angleton that broke into her house and stole her diary because she was supposedly seeing JFK behi…”

Cord Meyer member_of Operation Mockingbird host_asserted ▶ 30:40

“She had her house broken into in the immediate aftermath of her murder. So, you know, the CIA was involved with it because they were immediately called. James Angleton shows up and steals her diary. N…”

William Moorhead headed Bankers Trust host_asserted ▶ 31:10

“Well, it was a slam dunk to set up Operation Mockingbird because you already knew these people. Correct. You knew the editors. You knew the publishers. So that's kind of an important connection. Yeah.…”

Robert Mueller covered_up BCCI host_asserted ▶ 32:14

“And lacrosse teammate of John Kerry. We talked about this when we were doing the BCCI series. Yep. John Kerry was on one side of the investigation of BCCI and Bob Mueller was on the other. Or Bob Muel…”

Robert Mueller member_of U.S. Navy host_asserted ▶ 33:19

“But it was fun stuff. And it led us into this series. A little bit more on Bob Mueller. We all know what he's done lately, but, you know, he's a Marine and actually did some real combat, although he s…”

Robert Mueller exposed Manuel Noriega host_asserted ▶ 33:19

Robert Mueller exposed John Gotti Jr. host_asserted ▶ 33:19

Robert Mueller exposed BCCI host_asserted ▶ 33:19

Louis Thompson Preston headed Bank for International Settlements host_asserted ▶ 34:30

“How many Hollywood connections do we get? A guy by the name of Peter Penoyer. You haven't heard of him. Class of 1975. I brought him up because he's the great-grandson of J.P. Morgan. Keep it in the f…”

Peter Penoyer member_of J.P. Morgan host_asserted ▶ 34:30

Bank for International Settlements targeted_for_regime_change Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 35:17

“Talk about the World Bank. That is basically almost at the epicenter of how we control foreign nations. We get them into these trade deals indebted to the World Bank. That way we can control their pol…”

Jonathan Reckford headed Habitat for Humanity host_asserted ▶ 37:35

“All right, continuing. Where was I? President of the World Bank. We've got a Jonathan Reckford, class of 1980. He just happens to be the CEO of the Habitat for Humanity. And we've seen this over and o…”

Whitelaw Reid member_of Operation Mockingbird host_asserted ▶ 38:38

“If that offends you, you're probably watching the wrong channel. Yep. So this guy's the CEO of Habitat for Humanity. Next guy we have is a Whitelaw Reed Jr., class of 1931. He was the chairman of the …”

Whitelaw Reid headed New York Herald Tribune host_asserted ▶ 38:38

Charles Scribner III headed Charles Scribner's Sons host_asserted ▶ 39:05

“A little more royalty. Someone by the name of Edmund Maurice Burke Roche. He's the fourth baron of something called Fermoy. Figured I'd throw it in there. Here's a fun one. A Charles Scribner III, cla…”

Charles Scribner's Sons member_of Operation Mockingbird host_asserted ▶ 39:59

“Facet of the Mockingbird media, because if you can control what goes out in print in books, we already know about the CIA actually writing books and then putting someone's name in as the author that d…”

Lockhart Steele headed Media host_asserted ▶ 40:29

“I don't think Scribner's and Sons would publish us, even if everything was, you know, document, bookmark, you name it. We couldn't get published. No. So it is a gatekeeper position. All right. Next na…”

William Howard Taft member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 40:59

“More royalty, William Howard Taft IV, class of 1962, comes from a long family history of skull and bones. His grandfather was President of the United States, the only man to ever be the President of t…”

William Davis Taylor headed Boston Globe host_asserted ▶ 41:30

“And they have some ability to control you. They know you can be trusted. Correct. Not to spill the real secrets. We've got a William Davis Taylor, class of 1950, publisher, Boston Globe. Mockingbird. …”

Sheldon Whitehouse member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 44:41

“About as deep state as it gets. Yeah, that was Operation Gladio in big neon letters going, I do Operation Gladio. And if you look at my channel, the episode we went into detail on that, I called it th…”

Theodore Stark Wilkinson member_of U.S. Navy host_asserted ▶ 44:41

John Howard Francis Shattuck member_of American Civil Liberties Union host_asserted ▶ 47:49

“is the National Staff Council of the ACLU from 1971 to 1976. The American Civil Liberties Union, which is supposed to be about our civil liberties, but is instead one of the biggest race baiters and a…”

John Howard Francis Shattuck exposed Richard Nixon host_asserted ▶ 48:50

“This is the guy, Skull and Bonesman, running that. He's the guy that argued Halperin versus Kissinger, a big case where basically they spied on a, I think it was a CIA case officer. Is that right? I'm…”

John Howard Francis Shattuck headed Harvard University host_asserted ▶ 49:22

“So this guy's kind of a big deal. In 1984 to 1993, he becomes the vice president of government affairs at Harvard University. Now, we've talked about a lot of these people that go to these Carnegie In…”

Bill Clinton appointed John Howard Francis Shattuck host_asserted ▶ 50:54

“the assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights and labor. So let me just add that that office at state works with all of the people at USAID and the National Endowment for Democracy, whi…”

John Howard Francis Shattuck targeted_for_regime_change International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda host_asserted ▶ 52:29

“Yeah. And I'm glad you mentioned that about the unions, because we're going to talk a little bit more about labor here in a second. All right. So this guy played a key role as a sex state for democrac…”

John Howard Francis Shattuck member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 53:36

“Yeah, this is the guy that assembled the evidence of the genocide in Bosnia. Should I do air quotes on that? Well, there was a genocide in Bosnia. I should have put the air quotes around the evidence.…”

John Howard Francis Shattuck headed JFK Library Foundation host_asserted ▶ 54:13

“So Clinton's gone, so he gets out of government in 2001, and he becomes the CEO of the JFK Library Foundation, which is another one of those breeding grounds of academics, think tanks. He does that fo…”

John Howard Francis Shattuck headed Central European University host_asserted ▶ 54:46

“He becomes the president of something known as the Central European University, CEU. Have you heard of this? Yes. Founded in 1991 by a gentleman by the name of George Soros. Yeah. This guy's a profess…”

George Soros founded Central European University host_asserted ▶ 54:46

John Howard Francis Shattuck member_of Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy host_asserted ▶ 59:38

“That's crazy. So his next stop in 2016 is a place called the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts. Say again? I see that a lot. Fletcher School? Oh, yeah.…”

Antonia Chase appointed Department of the Air Force host_asserted ▶ 1:03:06

“Okay. Her name is Antonia Chase, C-H-A-Y-E-S, and she's associate dean at the Fletcher School. Antonia was a former U.S. undersecretary of the Air Force from 1977 to 79. Now, if you look at her backgr…”

Antonia Chase member_of Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy host_asserted ▶ 1:03:06

Walter Reuther founded Model Cities Program host_asserted ▶ 1:04:10

“Correct. It's a brand new program for HUD urban development. But how we got the Model Cities program is interesting. And that's where I'm going to divert a little bit and try to bring it back. The ide…”

Walter Reuther founded United Auto Workers host_asserted ▶ 1:04:40

“Yeah, go ahead. Remember we mentioned labor earlier? Yeah. All right. Walter Ruther. We're just going to talk a little bit about him because he's a scoundrel. He's the guy that pretty much built the U…”

George Meany founded AFL-CIO host_asserted ▶ 1:05:41

“A lot of that stuff is Fabianist. So how do you get Marxist and Fabian? Well, that's because all of the isms pretty much rhyme. It's all about power. So his belief was in a Swedish style social democr…”

Walter Reuther founded AFL-CIO host_asserted ▶ 1:05:41

Walter Reuther member_of NAACP host_asserted ▶ 1:06:49

“So a lot of these social programs can be pinned on this guy whose program, the Model Studies program, Antonia Chase, who's a dean that teaches where Arif Bonesman is the professor. A little bit more o…”

Henry Luce founded Time-Life host_asserted ▶ 1:07:26

“Had a prominent role in the founding of Earth Day, more environmentalists. And Time Magazine calls him one of the 100 most influential people of the 20th century. Which is true. It probably is. Time M…”

Model Cities Program carried_out_attack Camden host_asserted ▶ 1:07:56

“Reuter was more dangerous to our country than Sputnik or anything Soviet Russia might do. You want to know the first four cities that were part of the Model Cities program? Sure. Detroit, Oakland, New…”

Barry Goldwater exposed Walter Reuther host_asserted ▶ 1:07:56

Model Cities Program carried_out_attack Detroit host_asserted ▶ 1:07:56

Model Cities Program carried_out_attack Oakland host_asserted ▶ 1:07:56

Model Cities Program carried_out_attack Newark host_asserted ▶ 1:07:56

UNESCO member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:11:33

“The Bangladeshi ambassador to the U.S. and member of the executive board of UNESCO. UNESCO plays a major part in Operation Gladio. Yeah, that's two Bangladeshis in a row. And what just happened in Ban…”

Asian Development Bank financed_via Blackstone Group host_asserted ▶ 1:11:57

“Oh, and look, there's one from the Overseas Private Investment Corporation. That's one of your favorite. Oh, and was the former director, the U.S. director of the African Development Bank, which is us…”

Walter Cutler member_of Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy host_asserted ▶ 1:13:28

“Look at this. Walter Cutler, who was the U.S. ambassador to Congo in 75. Oh, in Tanzania, too. Wow. And then he goes on to Saudi Arabia. That's not weird. I guess if you're a graduate of this school, …”

Evelyn Farkas member_of Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy host_asserted ▶ 1:14:57

“Governor of New Mexico, ambassador to the UN. Are you further down than I am? Yeah. I was down in international finance and energy. We skipped Evelyn Farkas. Oh, I didn't see her. Executive director o…”

Bill Richardson member_of Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy host_asserted ▶ 1:14:57

Sue Terry member_of Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy host_asserted ▶ 1:15:26

“Marsha Evans, I've came across her a couple of times, president of the American Red Cross and the Girl Scouts of America, another grooming position. This is crazy. Daniel Skocat, CEO of the New Israel…”

Marsha Evans member_of Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy host_asserted ▶ 1:15:26

Daniel Skoccat member_of Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy host_asserted ▶ 1:15:26

Kostas Karamanlis member_of Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy host_asserted ▶ 1:15:58

“CSIS, that's another kind of hotbed for CIA. We have Kostas Karamanlis. I can't do Greek names either. Karamanlis, former prime minister of Greece. When Greece went bankrupt, this was the guy. He was …”

Daniel Patrick Moynihan member_of Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy host_asserted ▶ 1:16:27

“Well, how to destroy things so that the international syndicate can come in and swoop up all your stuff. So if you go down to the military. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, who we'v…”

Joseph Dunford member_of Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy host_asserted ▶ 1:16:27

Alexander Vershbow member_of Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy host_asserted ▶ 1:17:01

“That's where Evelyn Varkas shows up there. Susan Livingstone, who was Undersecretary of the Navy. Sack. Richard Mize, General. Oh, they got Comfort there. That's what I said, yeah. Wow. Yeah. And you'…”

Richard Mize member_of Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy host_asserted ▶ 1:17:01

Susan Livingstone member_of Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy host_asserted ▶ 1:17:01

Alexander Vershbow member_of Rockefeller Foundation host_asserted ▶ 1:17:59

“Oh, my gosh. This guy, this general was actually the dean of the Fletcher School. Yeah. I was just looking at that. Holy moly. You want to talk about being in the tank? Oh, look, he was the chairman o…”

Alexander Vershbow appointed Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy host_asserted ▶ 1:17:59