[3:17:20 - 3:17:25] no and he just like kind of changes the subject but it was a trip that he and Alan Dulles sound

[1:10:57 - 1:11:01] And then he with Alan Dulles founded this committee and the, the CIA.

[1:51:33 - 1:51:39] John Foster Dulles and Alan Dulles those are his nephews and so what he does is when he supervises

[1:52:40 - 1:52:47] through the power of his office of secretary of state Robert Lansing appoints Alan Dulles

[0:09:16 - 0:09:20] He fired Alan Dulles, CIA, even one of the founders.

[1:55:07 - 1:55:09] and Alan Dulles.

[2:02:49 - 2:02:54] at the time, along with Paul Mellon and Alan Dulles.

[0:08:45 - 0:08:53] Alan Dulles, it was OSS during World War II. The other thing was a guy named Paul Mellon.

[3:30:12 - 3:30:20] and Eisenhower was inclined to do so this cabal of war-mongering sociopaths like Alan Dulles

[0:18:26 - 0:18:34] At the same time, Kissinger maintained direct ties to the CIA, including contact with its chief, Alan Dulles.

[0:24:53 - 0:25:03] He was corresponding with CIA director Alan Dulles, consulting with Gordon Gray at the Psychological Strategy Board, and networking with the power brokers shaping Cold War intelligence.

[0:26:45 - 0:26:54] Eisenhower before his presidency was involved, along with future CIA director Alan Dulles, and future CIA deputy director Richard M. Bissill.

[0:34:38 - 0:34:46] It details a top secret request from President John F. Kennedy to CIA director Alan Dulles on June 28, 1961.

[0:35:34 - 0:35:42] Yep, that's correct. And that's the date of a meeting between the CIA director Alan Dulles and President John F. Kennedy.