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The origins of the Council on Foreign Relations begins at 3755 Broadway. The American Geographical Society was the headquarters and the Inquiry were led by Walter Lippmann, Isaiah Bowman, and Cary Coolidge. Three founding, lifetime members of the CFR. Lippmann today considered "the father of modern journalism".

The Inquiry accompanied the president to Paris on the USS George Washington. Their meeting on the Atlantic set the tone for a deep state takeover of the US government.

The Inquiry is the predecessor to the Council on Foreign Relations. It is during the lead up to the 1919 Paris Peace Conference, at the American Geographical Society in New York City, where US foreign policy was first established.