Haym Salomon

And the people who are running it, they were causing us issues going all the way back to the founding of the republic.

There was this fellow, Haim Solomon.

Now, he escaped the pogrom.

I believe it was in Poland.

Now, this is where things get real interesting, so buckle up, all right? This is kind of the combination of the mundane normie stuff and the occult ritual stuff here.

Building 7 was also called the Salomon Brothers Building.

Now, why does this fit into the occult? Well, 'cause Salomon or Solomon is the temple, and Solomon's Temple is what they're currently trying to rebuild for the third time, which will bring about the end of the world, by the way.

But anyway, Solomon's Temple, the entrance was flanked by two twin pillars, the twin towers, Boaz and Jachin.

And the Freemasonic lodges replicate this, so the Solomon's Building, Building 7 Had the Twin Towers had its entrance, Boaz and Jachin, you know, the two giant towers that they brought down.

So in a way, we all entered this mystical place of s- it's like a global entrance into the Freemasonic Lodge or Solomon's Temple.

And to go through the twin pillars is to move towards equilibrium, right? Because they represent the Kabbalistic tree of life with the two twin pillars, and up the center is the pillar of consciousness or equilibrium.

But the Salomon Brothers, let's dig into them a little bit.

So it was a malleable metaphor, this idea of David the monarch as an inspirational figure for the revolutionary cause.

David's better son, King Solomon, has been cited throughout presidential history, from John Quincy Adams to Andrew Johnson to Lyndon Johnson, as David's line has continued to thread through the American historical line.

Perhaps some suggested in the revolutionary era that it was David's grandson, Rehoboam, who was in fact the British Empire.

Rehoboam, if you would recall, took the advice per the Book of Kings, the first Book of Kings, took the advice of his punkish friends and said you should oppress the people, squeeze them harder, tax them, to coin a phrase, without representation.

Harry Truman, in 1951, in a speech at the groundbreaking ceremonies of Wake Forest, said, armed with the faith and hope that made this college and this country great, may you declare in the words of King David, through God we shall do valiantly.

President Eisenhower, when he was sworn in, he had with him two Bibles.

One that was turned to 2 Chronicles 7.14, in which David's son Solomon dedicates the temple, and another to Psalm 33.12, with the words of David, Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord.

Remarks at the National Prayer Breakfast in 1971, Richard Nixon said, Solomon, the wise son of David, did not ask for power.

People like Abdul Al-Sayed and Arvind Krishna say, None of those people were hanging out with George Washington.

Chaim Solomon, a Jew, was hanging out with George Washington.

He was a Jewish patriot, went to prison.

The British put him in prison for funding the Continental Army when they were poor and starving, didn't have boots.

So they were talking about that.

And I said, well, Chaim Solomon, y'all need to name your cottage after Chaim Solomon.

So who knows? Maybe we'll end up with Solomon as one of the One of the cottages as well.

But we even got John Locke and just a lot of fun ones in there.

tiny that Jewish population was, but how outsized their impact was on securing our revolution.

And I have my favorite that you highlight in the movie, and that's Haim Solomon.

And without Haim Solomon, we wouldn't even be sitting here today.

We would not be the United States of America.

And you had a little story about how he came to be.

Yesterday, I

I picked Michelle up for lunch, and she has this big suitcase.

And I said, what's in the suitcase? And she said, it's Haim Solomon.

Aha!

The night before Chaim Solomon was to be hanged, he escaped and made his way to Philadelphia.

1781, three years of bitter reverses, and George Washington still fought on against tremendous odds.

Many of our troops

is insane propaganda.

It's so good.

Gentlemen of the Congress, on Thursday died our friend, Chaim Solomon, a patriot.

Patriot? He was indeed our friend.

He's buried, by the way, in Savannah, Georgia, where he lost his life in battle.

Then you had Chaim Solomon, also from Poland.

He was a very wealthy man, one of the wealthiest in the colonies, when he arrived from Poland just a year before the fighting with Britain began.

But within a very few years, he completely bankrupted himself.

Larry, I'm so glad you included this individual, particularly with the rise of anti-Semitism in our country.

And I want our people to understand the sacrifices that Chaim Solomon made when our country was being forged.

Talk to me about him.

Okay.

We would have lost that battle and perhaps the war.

No kidding.

And just in the nick of time, here comes the silver and the gold provided by Chaim Solomon, which is amazing.

I got tears in my eyes when you wrote in the chapter, Gratitude for the Founding Generation, and you talk about Washington and giving a toast at a tavern on December 4th, 1783.