Born into a log cabin in what was then Indian Territory, the last frontier of America, Robert S. Kerr had a humble origin.
This son of poor tenant farmers had three goals in life:
A family, a million dollars, and the Governorship of Oklahoma.
And despite his meager start, he would go on to...
Robert S. Kerr realized his three dreams of a family, a million dollars, and the governorship of Oklahoma.
Kerr died of a heart attack on New Year's Day 1963 in Washington. Kennedy and Johnson both attended Kerr's funeral in OKC.
The Wall Street Journal estimated Kerr's fortune around $35 million at the time, roughly $380 million in today's dollars. Kerr-McGee continued as an independent company for decades after his death before Anadarko Petroleum bought it in 2006.
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Ben Wilson (@BenWilsonTweets) has stage 4 cancer and 4 kids under the age of 5.
I want to help him as much as possible, so I invited him on the podcast to talk about his work studying history’s greatest leaders and what it’s like getting told he’s going to die at 38.
He’s a good guy, a close friend, and one of my favorite podcasters.
His work has benefited millions of people all across the world.
Please watch this episode and see if you can help with medicine, introductions, or donations.
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