The Best of[ HOWARD HUGHES]Part 1 of 3

[@mitch1847]

He was in full blown OCD and could hardly control himself at this point, but he took on Congress and opened up a 100 gallon can of whoop-ass on them. That, kids, is brilliance and composure at its finest.

[@LaGrandeBayou]

They doxxed him 6 ways from sunday before the term "DOXXED" even existed.

[@Trendsniper26]

“Full blown ocd” I highly doubt that sir

[@thomasmarx5345]

Agreed...Dicaprio was brilliant in this role as he is in most movies. Dude has been snubbed out of so many academy awards that he rightfully deserves!

[@tracystoliker8249]

Agreed

[@richard40x]

I think early on after titanic a lot of people pegged decaprio as a pretty boy who could make girls swoon, but not really act. But I agree, he turned into a very good actor. He was brilliant in The Aviator, and he was also great in Catch Me If You Can.

[@strongwise1255]

even then (when titanic was released) he already was an oscar nominee actor

[@msnoi]

Richard Forty s

[@catlady8324]

You and DeCrapio should just get a room already! 😻😽

[@Seraph11.Angels]

He was brilliant! A genius!

[@choloOnEaster10]

howard hughes was such a badass "uh no, i dont think ill try" haha

[@lmc2664]

haha! He told the congress right to their face.

[@ROFO79]

Dicaprio is one of the greatest actors around right now. Clooney would have ruined it. He is the same character in virtually every movie

[@jannorris4140]

"Dicaprio is one of the greatest actors around right now" ....HaHa!! Omg ...

[@trauma4465]

Clooney would've fucked up the whole movie lol. Your right, there's no way he can pull off Hughes

[@JH-lz4ky]

Clooney is a huge ass

[@maximilian2974]

DiCaprio is a terrible actor Omg! All he does is furrow his brows and looks cross eyed. I'm sure he thinks he makes him look intense.

[@TheThing2011]

Dicaprio is just too babyfaced and sounds soft. Sure he did great. Still they probably could've gotten someone more.. commanding.

[@vhr]

just saw The Aviator for the first time. Great film. Truly an extraordinary man.

[@p00pie]

+Jeremy Walker I agree with you, Jeremy. Have a nice day my friend and may the stars shine upon you.

[@p00pie]

+Jeremy Walker Also, I poop my pants on a regular basis.

[@tariksadat4208]

+Blartboy Memedreamer wtf lol

[@teddymax9427]

it was a movie. you know movie from Hollywood notorious for twisting truth ,propaganda

[@filminginportland1654]

Teddy Max much of this one was very accurate. This clip of the hearing was word for word. His reclusiveness and peeing in bottles, etc was all real. Some movies are fairly accurate.

[@TheShowman52]

I always liked and admired Howard Hughes.

[@TheShowman52]

So did I, he marched to his own drum.

[@HelloSadness101]

This is unsettling....

[@durango8882]

Genius

[@main8824]

you should admire his genius and intellect but not him as a person since he often hit his girlfriends. There’s lots of proof.

[@TheShowman52]

@@main8824 I never heard of the physical abuse. I know that he paid rent, training for dancing and acting, then just forgot them.

[@theballer04]

"No, I don't think I'll try." Hell yeah, you tell em Howard

[@nuke97]

A true inspiration of a man.

[@Peter-V_00]

Hughes was FEARLESS!

[@JRobertOppenheimerVideos]

Good way to put him.

[@Clemfandang0]

Lol tell that to germs

[@HAPPYTHELEAF]

Pity our political leaders could not take a leaf from Howards' book, Howard was and continues to be an inspiration and an example to us all, he stood up to the hypocritical and corrupt government officials annd vested interests, won the hearts and minds of so many people the world over.Thanks for posting.

[@jakubfrei9908]

THE WAY OF THE FUTURE THE WAY OF THE FUTURE THE WAY OF THE FUTURE... love this guy

[@beisballdad1983]

Jakub Frei come in with the milk Come in with the milk Come in with the milm

[@filminginportland1654]

Goldclaw837 that's what I was gonna say

[@reealitychick]

GOLD>> many do NOT find this funny!!-- they know what was going on--- a slow destruction of a man and his mind--- by evil bastards... who thought they were invisible-- and tried to make hughs look insane.. great movie -- and DiCaprio-- was excellent... that director knows his business..

[@Overton_Windows]

Amen. Lincoln was a Republican. Hughes would be as disgusted with corruption today as he was then... I don't think Hughes would respect many if any of todays politicians... I have never felt or been a patriotic individual. But there is something about Hughes that makes me truly feel "now THAT is a real American"... But sadly those times are LONG gone...

[@BeachBoysRemembered]

This is some amazing historical footage Christopher. There will never be another like him ... "most" people think of Howard Hughes as some rich eccentric billionaire that wound up in a drug crazed state, sheltered away in a hotel room, with his long hair and nails wasting his life away watching old movies. He was a brilliant man; innovator, engineer, visionary, and had the courage & bravery of a warrior. Sadly, these traits were the reason for his early demise. I personally feel the plane crash in Beverly Hills was most responsible for his cognitive decline, without which, he possibly could have lived a normal extended life. Thanks for sharing these and I look forward to seeing more ... Dino

[@richard40x]

Late in his life, due to Obsessive Compulsive disease cronic pain from injuries in airplane crashes, and hearing disorders, he did give the impression of being mentally unstable. But earlier in his life he was a brilliant visionary, one of the best representatives of the american entrepenour, before the IT revolution revived the tradition.

[@trauma4465]

Late in his life was when the drugs got really bad, But in all fairness you can't blame him. After that nasty plane crash he was in constant pain. And when you have that kind of money you can get just about anything too ease your pain. It was really the combination of Drugs and major OCD that messed him up.

[@reealitychick]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH CHRISTOPHER--- this is awesome--- Howard was such a brilliant and super soul that had great knowledge to help mankind in life((really)) and HE KNEW-- even tho other minds didn't--that the communists had their silent machines on the American People and even on him-- Today as you now know --the KGB and damned communists were secretly in America -- in great hiding and using their mind control gadgets...THAT IS WHY HOWARD HAD TIN FOIL OVER HIS WINDOWS-- -- kept the Elec -Mag. waves out of his room.. Much was going on in secret silence that many are not aware of-- read some of the books out and they explain.. after the war -- they really brought in communist scientists- made matters much worse in America..

[@davehughesfarm7983]

He died in NW AR at 102 years old...

[@StrangeScaryNewEngland]

Is it true he made a pea counter / sorter for his dinners because they had to be a certain size??

[@tjmusa]

back in his day, the country was behind him, howard hughes , one of the top 10 greatest americans.

[@BoneyBoyParker]

He was kind of real life Tony Stark...

[@NameUser428]

James Linda There will never be another man like him. He was, as Tony Stark put it, a "genius, billionaire, playboy, philanthropist".

[@michaelbooth90]

the comic was based on howard, his father was a homage to it in the film

[@2410jrod]

That’s who they based off of. Minus the crazyness

[@miawmewo]

No, tony stark is just like Howard hughes

[@NeoGamemaster]

He literally was. Stan Lee based Tony off of Howard

[@ladygrimstah6007]

The Greatest Man that ever lived!

[@filminginportland1654]

Lady Grimstah well, id say my father is the greatest man ever, but maybe that's just me. Certainly no man alive could match his honesty, integrity, and dedication to family and doing right by all. Altruism is very very real, and its face is my father. So he's the greatest, but Hughes was also pretty damn great.

[@MrShobar]

You are seriously delusional.

[@RosarioNahu]

Dear 4jeremylynchem, I strongly thank you for uploading this invaluable document. The fact that you bought this and uploaded it is really honorable. Thank you very much for sharing history.

[@tracystoliker8249]

I luv this Howard Hughes is the shiz wish he was still around❤️💙

[@ArthurHammerr]

Leonardo DiCaprio deserved the Oscar for this.

[@stacyellainegranada5545]

Great move in uploading this for everyone to know more about Howard Hughes

[@pegasigirl2010]

Having even a tenth of Howard Hughes's intelligence would make a person smarter by far than most people. He truly had a brilliant mind and I've long admired him for that.

[@PinchinTheBear]

Leo REALLY nailed Howards mannerisms and even his facial gestures and movements very well. It was certainly impressive and Im not quite sure why he DIDNT receive an oscar for that particular role........oh , and to the haters, its not the spruce goose its the hercules ;) lol

[@H.pylori]

Great series of videos. It adds much more to the story to see and hear Hughes. Thank you for being willing to share these news films. Strange, that the congressional committee (Brewster) line of obnoxious questioning and pompous posturing was the same then as it is today. What a bunch of losers. Glad to see Hughes standing up to them and exposing Brewster as trying to extort him into merging TWA with Pan AM and taking free plane trips. That was when Hughes won. Thanks again.

[@davehughesfarm7983]

H e said fuck you , like trump does

[@johnstokcton3706]

Thanks for doing this. He was an amazing man.

[@60spastlife]

Howard Hughes....an great inspirational figure.

[@clone63742]

I want to be Howard Hughes,at least THE BEST of Howard Hughes,the man was a director,aviator, and all around true professional!Thank you for posting this and please try to keep the video up,please!

[@r96943100]

he is legendary

[@cocojurin]

I really have looking for this. Thank you very much for sharing!!

[@susannebass]

Thank you so very much for posting this about the Amazing Howard Hughes.

[@MsFutureguy]

Nice to see an enigmatic personality like Hughes, whom I'm sure I worked with in a previous life, as an airplane mechanic or engineer

[@FILIPESIMAS1]

Howard Hughes should be remembered as an adventurer, an innovator, someone who had a great vision for the future and has left a great legacy. It's a genius.

[@neilzep]

great man...need more like him.

[@jordanusher9598]

Mr house in fallout new Vegas CEO of Robco Sealed away for 250 years awaiting a courier for the platinum chip

[@lh2738]

It's inspired in Hughes, yes indeed.

[@4f52]

And Andrew Ryan: a Man choses, Slave obeys.

[@gnuPirate]

Thank you for sharing this !

[@rpmoody3]

Howard Hughes lived in the Desert Inn 9th floor penthouse from November 1966 to November 1970. My first trip to Las Vegas was in August 1970 and I remember observing that all the windows of the Desert Inn's 9th floor was covered with tin foil. When I asked a local why the windows were covered with tin foil I was informed the Desert Inn was owned by Howard Hughes and he resided full time in the 9th floor penthouse. When I asked why the tin foil on all the windows I was told it was because Hughes was a nut who never left the penthouse and he wanted it that way so nobody could see in. I remember wondering what the hell does he do in there behind those tin foil covered windows never leaving ..... having no idea he was living in filth, rarely bathing and collecting his urine in jars.

[@cry0xxx]

Because he was insane. His life had flipped ever since he got out of that heartbreak which led to insanity

[@cry0xxx]

anonymous anon There's no way he wasn't atleast a bit insane. The aviator definitely portrayed him as quite a bit insane.

[@JosephXFS]

He had OCD which was not treatable at the time. So, yes, he had a mental illness. But he was not insane, at least not completely incognizant of his eccentricities. Insanity is a legal term pertaining to a defendant's ability to determine right from wrong when a crime is committed. He was eccentric, but quite sane. OCD is a very frustrating condition.

[@reealitychick]

CRYO_ don't be so stupidly naive... today we know about MK Ulta and mind control-- and like Teddy said---- Hughs has all the markings of being mind fucked.... much was hidden -- and the public back then had no damned idea of what the communist were capable of.. in the realm of technology... like today... the internet is full of info... ...

[@davehughesfarm7983]

Great Gret Uncle died in NW AR at 99 years old...

[@HaroldRestrepoC]

awesome!! im watching the aviator with di'caprio and the history of this men its great!

[@mnoldy22]

Extremely interesting. Falling through a rabbit hole of mental disorders.. but still sharp enough to stick it to Congress... Thanks for sharing.

[@Prellium]

Thanks a lot for uploading this, I always wondered what he talked like and his mannerisms.

[@adamnhas7547]

Thanks a ton buddy for this rare footage. I've just watched The Aviator a third time and was hoping to find real footage of the public hearing.

[@tommyturner7858]

i remember claud pepper as a congressman from Fla. when my old man was stationed in pensacola when i was a kid. cca 73_-86

[@PatrickCawley]

Jeremy, Greetings from Ireland (Co Tipperary). Thanks so much for these. I just watch the movie Aviator and felt compelled to seek out further information on Howard Hughes, and I am absolutely delighted to have come across your excellent channel. Thanks for providing such amazing footage of the great man himself.

[@Moprosportsmedia]

love the video. Thanks for the hard work,

[@НатальяЛарина-с9ъ]

Обожаю хьюза

[@iggy1296]

first, he was a designer, he designed the XF-11, and second, according to the FAA investigation the crash of the XF-11 wasn't a mistake from the pilot, it was a mechanical failure (An oil leak caused the right-hand propeller controls to lose their effectiveness and the rear propeller subsequently reversed its pitch, disrupting that engine's thrust) The second prototype was flown on 5 April 1947 by Howard with no problems.

[@S36542]

I'm watching the aviator now

[@yahyaouiissam130]

tnx a lot christopher lynch you are the man

[@birame2008]

i wish i was there,jeez this is so freakin awesome

[@thenewyorkpauls]

Probably the coolest dude who ever lived.

[@1PartAngel]

My sound is bad, but thank you so very much for the post, watching Aviator and comparing the two. Close.

[@Juanfifarek]

Great job in collecting these.

[@qawserftgyuh]

HOWARD HUGHES YOU ARE MY IDOL!

[@MrShobar]

Why?

[@ford8609]

@@MrShobar why would you have to ask?

[@goodbyeisthenewhello]

Whenever hollywood makes movies set in this era, they never bother to give people the real accents of the 1940's and 50's. Hollywood pretends that Americans always spoke like Brad Pitt and Leo Dicaprio

[@apexig]

Amazing footage. I wish I could see the entire testimony.

[@thomasfroat4668]

1940s American accents are distinct af

[@ncstar24]

and Howard Hughes deserves the presidency for this

[@DouglasUrantia]

The recent biography by Darwin Porter is 800 pages that detail Hughes' lifelong bisexual nature. His pursuit of Hollywood's most handsome men has finally been revealed. His interest in women is also detailed in all it's intensity. Remember that he lived in the age where being gay was illegal. Porter's book documents many people that personally knew Hughes and were aware his romantic interest in handsome men.

[@moonsmilelucide]

wow this is so awesome, just watched the aviator.

[@DIglas1981]

Awesome footage , thanks !

[@mmadsen1968]

great american love u and so handsome

[@TheBlejac]

Great to see this, thanks for sher

[@oldInkblots]

You tell em' Howard!

[@thewanger]

you are the reason for youtube and the internet itself. Free information. No more CNN or that bull.

[@3kekseund1loch]

you´re right,I just feel like I watched this interview already.shit he was really a elegant badass

[@bluetickfreddy101]

From what i gather he was a stud plain and simple.

[@RenatoGarsain]

Leonardo played his character well great movie

[@American_Simian]

mr house?

[@MrSalambard]

judah baez Oh, yes.

[@Jack-si2pg]

They spoke and behaved so much more maturely than today. Adults of this generation act like kids

[@CrowdPleeza]

As far as Hughes becoming reclusive. Some of that may be explained by his hearing loss. People with hearing problems can be withdrawn because they have trouble hearing in crowds and groups so they can shy away from socializing.

[@tmsouth1]

He really had all the symptoms of being bipolar. During his manic phase he was highly productive, couldn't sleep etc. And also had OCD

[@nakedspaniard]

He was voted americas most eligable bachelor at the age of 28. lucky guy

[@rehmsmeyer]

An original badass.

[@4jeremylynchem]

you are welcome.I soon hope to add more footage..

[@4jeremylynchem]

Thank you..

[@evilstevex]

Christopher, This is all great stuff. Have you ever come across a recording of the Hughes 1972 press conference he did by telephone. I can't find a recording or even a writen transcript, just a few excerpts. Would love to read or hear the whole thing.

[@4jeremylynchem]

You, are correct about the injuries..

[@cassandrahowell8055]

Love how he made them look like buffoons!

[@yomnaz1]

Thanks for uploading . The aviator movie was very similar to what really was happened.

[@DonCarlosHormozi]

The film "The Aviator" is historically accurate regarding Senator Brewster. He was corrupt, influenced by PanAm, and had close ties with Senator McCarthy and racist groups, all of which led to his shameful demise.

[@JRobertOppenheimerVideos]

I always wondered where the rest of the film from this is. It was filmed by several cameras and went on for days. It should all be recorded, so what happened to the footage? I would love to be able to watch the entire proceeding or if anyone has a complete transcript. The longest I have ever found was 21 minutes long of strictly audio and it was edited and therefore biased. I wish someone would find the original film and present it in a historical archive format.

[@MrFayettevillenc]

Genius

[@myonlyfascination]

The legend himself.....H.W. ...

[@cindyschultz23]

Isn't there a transcript or video of the entire hearing somewhere?

[@iggy1296]

he did designed the XF-11, look it up, and also designed half a dozen planes and a couple of Helicopters during the 60s. and so what if he crash about 10 times before he hit 20? we're talking of the first 15 years of aviation, the guy was fearless and a a true pioneer.

[@4jeremylynchem]

Thank you for that comment.It's someone like you that i posted it..The people that appreciate it..Thanks again.

[@skysurfer5333]

No, I Don't Think I Will! Beautiful Jab!

[@howardsmith327]

I'm proud to have his first name!

[@145Slap789]

That man may have been a little nuts but, he was one helluva pioneer

[@stiggs61]

He's the man!

[@JVD8383]

dam we need a president like this guy

[@calvancandy]

A great man with a fucking great plan

[@OldIrishFan1966]

Howard was one BADASS MUTHA. Too bad he had a condition in an era where we had no knowledge to treat it. A true genius

[@4jeremylynchem]

If its a failure i will leave this country and never come back and i mean IT...

[@AMERICAFIRST54]

Great Texan Mr Hughes was.

[@wraith2209]

great footage.....wonder y there is no mention of is child,on the internet though

[@gluebubble]

So help a newbie out here.. he is on trial for what exactly? For making money on war contracts?

[@JohnnyMWright-cv5sj]

His Congress address? Ooh the anticipation🏴‍☠️😎

[@kevjtnbtmglr]

Where can I find stream of full hearing?

[@johnrohlfs9607]

🇺🇸John Robert Bruffett Junior USA!

[@Vpmatt]

Yes and so did Scorsese.

[@4jeremylynchem]

He sure did designed the X-F11..He along with only one other person did it..In fact it is at the Air and Space museum in D.C..So for the record he did do it..