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BOMBSHELL JFK NEWS · Ryder Lee

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Speaker 1: New, never before discovered evidence of a fake assassination of
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Speaker 1: JFK filmed by Jackie Kennedy two months before the supposed
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Speaker 1: real assassination. I discussed the brand new Vanity Fair article
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Speaker 1: which states that JFK made a film, a fake film
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Speaker 1: of a fake assassination, two months before the supposed real assassination,
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Speaker 1: which involves the same Secret Service agents including Paul Landis,
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Speaker 1: that were also in the limo in Daily Plaza on
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Speaker 1: that faithful day, November twenty second, nineteen sixty three. Hello,
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Speaker 1: and welcome back to a brand new raised by a
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Speaker 1: giant writer Rangers members only video, and wow, do we
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Speaker 1: have an amazing new piece of evidence to discuss with
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Speaker 1: you guys here today. And several people know and have
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Speaker 1: seen our movie jfk X. It was the first documentary
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Speaker 1: that me and Jay Weidner did decided to put together
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Speaker 1: before we did our latest documentary, A Clockwork Shining, which
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Speaker 1: is also on Amazon Prime, and we did JFKX, and
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Speaker 1: a lot of people thought that the movie was, you know,
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Speaker 1: the theories that we presented about the JFK assassination was
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Speaker 1: outlandish and not possible and unplausible to a certain degree.
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Speaker 1: And other people really enjoyed it, and a lot of
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Speaker 1: people were like, oh wow, we finally now we finally
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Speaker 1: know exactly what happened to JFK and in the assassination.
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Speaker 1: And it was so interesting because there was so much
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Speaker 1: stuff that happened with JFKX. After the movie was released.
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Speaker 1: It seemed like that Hulu was doing documentaries on the
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Speaker 1: JFK assassination. Paramount Plause, Netflix, like all of these major
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Speaker 1: dreaming services were all of a sudden doing JFK documentaries
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Speaker 1: when they hadn't previously done it in the past, and
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Speaker 1: which we thought was, you know, counter to our film.
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Speaker 1: Because you know, our film JFKX Solving the Crime of
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Speaker 1: the Century, which is on Amazon Prime Free v you
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Speaker 1: can actually watch it for free on Amazon Prime now
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Speaker 1: put a lot of things together that people never thought
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Speaker 1: about before. And we felt as if, you know, Hulu
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Speaker 1: and all these other big streaming services were putting out,
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Speaker 1: you know, their own propaganda to counter our movie. And
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Speaker 1: then we also had Paul Landis the Secret Service agent
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Speaker 1: supposedly coming out. Me and Jay Wier did a whole
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Speaker 1: show about this where he said that he was the
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Speaker 1: one that planted the bullet in JFK's stretcher. He found
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Speaker 1: a solid bullet, an unfired bullet in the limousine, and
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Speaker 1: then put it on JFK stretcher, and then that's what
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Speaker 1: created all of these conspiracy theories about the magic bullet
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Speaker 1: and the Warrant Commission, you know, coming out and saying
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Speaker 1: that you know, there was a it was a magic
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Speaker 1: bullet that happened, that it just hit Connolly in the
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Speaker 1: back and then turned around and it hit JFK in
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Speaker 1: the head like, which is their official explanation. Paul Anders
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Speaker 1: came out and he was the one that planted this
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Speaker 1: magic bullet on JFK stretcher, And there's a he wrote
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Speaker 1: a book about it. He was in all these documentaries.
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Speaker 1: And it was so interesting because no one had really
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Speaker 1: talked about like especially in the mainstream media all the
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Speaker 1: way up until you know, the year that this hour
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Speaker 1: movie was released. There hadn't been any real talk about
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Speaker 1: it within mainstream media at all. And all of a sudden,
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Speaker 1: after our film comes out that same year, which was
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Speaker 1: the sixtieth, and all these other what seemed like propaganda
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Speaker 1: films were made after the fact and released to combat
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Speaker 1: our movie and our analysis of exactly what happened to JFK.
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Speaker 1: There's a new piece of information that just came out recently,
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Speaker 1: well just the other day, and this year mark the
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Speaker 1: sixty first anniversary of JFK's death, and Vanity Fair came
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Speaker 1: out with this article, which is an amazing article. I've
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Speaker 1: never seen anything like this before in my life. It's
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Speaker 1: unbelievable what has talked about in this Vanity Fair article,
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Speaker 1: which we're going to go over here in just a
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Speaker 1: few minutes, which really solidifies what we talk about in
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Speaker 1: JFKX solving the crime of the century, which you know,
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Speaker 1: people said.
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Speaker 2: Oh, well, there's no way that JFK faked his death.
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Speaker 1: It's not possible. We would have known about it. Blah blah,
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Speaker 1: blahlah blah. But with Trump getting back in the office
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Speaker 1: on January sixth here and just very soon in less
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Speaker 1: than a month, he says that he's going to release
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Speaker 1: these JFK files and we shall see. But this Vanity
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Speaker 1: Fair article, let me get rid of this right here,
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Speaker 1: and let's get into this Vanity Fair article because it's
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Speaker 1: so interesting what's talked about in this article, which is
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Speaker 1: wild in and of itself. Because Vanity Fair is like
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Speaker 1: a propagandized type of company, Like you know, they're they
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Speaker 1: toe the line of the mainstream media and them coming
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Speaker 1: out with this article is just really insane and caught
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Speaker 1: me off Guardcaus Jay just sent this to me this morning,
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Speaker 1: and this is the article why JFK stay aged his
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Speaker 1: own murder and a James Bond inspired spy film two
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Speaker 1: months before his assassination, The Untold Tale That Never before
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Speaker 1: seen photos of a nineteen sixty three home movie directed
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Speaker 1: by Jacqueline Kennedy Wild. I could not believe this. So
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Speaker 1: in the summer of nineteen sixty three, marked by political upheaval,
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Speaker 1: civil rights leader Medgar Evers was murdered in Mississippi, Martin
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Speaker 1: Luther King addressed an overflow crowd in the historic March
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Speaker 1: on Washington. The ku Klux Klan planted a bomb inside
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Speaker 1: Birmingham's Sixth Street Baptist Church, killing four schoolgirls. Aimed at
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Speaker 1: the tragedy, much of the nation looked for guidance and
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Speaker 1: stability for the charismatic young president who just had just
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Speaker 1: begun to focus on what would become the cornerstone of
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Speaker 1: his and Vice President Lyndon Baines Johnson legacy. In the
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Speaker 1: nineteen sixty four Civil Rights Act. After two and a
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Speaker 1: half years in office, John F. Kennedy seemed with the
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Speaker 1: times and destined for a second term. The string of
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Speaker 1: politically charged assassinations that would convulse the country over the
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Speaker 1: course of the decade were largely in the offering. Despite
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Speaker 1: the ominous pale cast of ever slain too many Americans,
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Speaker 1: the assassination of the American president was unconceivable, a product
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Speaker 1: of another era William McKinley, who had been killed in
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Speaker 1: nineteenh one. Kennedy, however, was under no such illusion. In
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Speaker 1: his imaginings. His murder was entirely plausible and largely untold
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Speaker 1: story of a long lost home video made by the
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Speaker 1: President and the First Lady the last week of the summer.
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Speaker 1: The film, in which JFK portrayed his own assassination as
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Speaker 1: worth revisiting, aimed at recent disray in the Secret Service
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Speaker 1: and the two attempts this year on the life of
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump by would be assassins, if only to see
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Speaker 1: how far the country has come since the waning days
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Speaker 1: of an American innocence. This is wild. Okay, We're going
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Speaker 1: to continue reading. Here a visit to the website of
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Speaker 1: John F. Kennedy Library reveals a silent motion picture some
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Speaker 1: sixteen minutes long shot of the weekend on September twenty
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Speaker 1: first to and September twenty second of nineteen sixty three.
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Speaker 1: The footage depicts the scenes of Kennedy and his family
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Speaker 1: and a few friends at the various locations around Newport,
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Speaker 1: Rhode Island, including Hammersworth Farm and childhood home of First
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Speaker 1: Lady Jacqueline Kennedy. Okay, so this was September, October November.
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Speaker 1: JFK was assassinated a November twenty second of nineteen sixty three.
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Speaker 1: Before his assassination in Dealey Plaza, he was filming a
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Speaker 1: fake assassination the Jacqueline Kennedy basically made. This is so
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Speaker 1: wild it's one of the first taken. On Saturday. JFK
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Speaker 1: sits in the Captain's chair on the desk of the
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Speaker 1: Presidential Yacht and Honey fits reading the Palms of Atlanta Fay,
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Speaker 1: the spouse of JFK's wartime buddy and Under Secretary of
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Speaker 1: the Navy, Paul read Fay. Kennedy then displays his own
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Speaker 1: palms for a couple interpreting his lifelines. What did he see?
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Speaker 1: What did he say. In fact, two months later, on
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Speaker 1: November twenty second, the President would be assassinated. Oh my god.
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Speaker 1: Remarkable as this whole movie is what came after, still
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Speaker 1: ends and takes one's breath away. The footage was not
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Speaker 1: seen the light of day until now. Chief photographer Robert
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Speaker 1: Lowell Counns did, a sailor assigned to the White House,
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Speaker 1: had accompanied the First Family to film the weekend's activities
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Speaker 1: on a sixteen millimeter camera. This was the same type
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Speaker 1: of camera that za Bruder was also filming the supposed
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Speaker 1: assassination on JFK. He had also been asked by Jackie
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Speaker 1: Kennedy to capture the presidential party honeyfits and to follow
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Speaker 1: them back to the Hammersmith Farm along with the Secret
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Speaker 1: Service to document a spoof murder on JFK, A spoof
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Speaker 1: murder of JFK as part of a homemade spy thriller
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Speaker 1: she and the President had devised. Oh my god, I
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Speaker 1: cannot believe this. I first learned of the movie from
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Speaker 1: Paul Landis, the First Lady's Secret Service agent which I
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Speaker 1: just mentioned, was the guy that found the magic bullet.
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Speaker 1: He says that he found the magic bullet and placed
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Speaker 1: it on JFK Stretcher, who recently released a memoir, The
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Speaker 1: Final Witness. In his book, as described in Vanity Fair,
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Speaker 1: year ago, Landis made the explode disclosure that on the
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Speaker 1: day of Kennedy's assassination, he had discovered and intact bullet
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Speaker 1: in the presidential limo. At one point, Landis told me
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Speaker 1: that in nineteen sixty three he had taken part in
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Speaker 1: a prank movie about an assassination on JFK. It didn't
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Speaker 1: really absorb what he was describing, but filed it away.
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Speaker 1: He was unsure of the date. I wonder privately, though,
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Speaker 1: why would a secret service agent be asked to take
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Speaker 1: part in a film satirizing such a horrific act? Holy crap,
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Speaker 1: this is mind blowing. In a recent investigation for Vanity Fair, however,
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Speaker 1: I was able to uncover the footage from the film
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Speaker 1: confirm that the event Landis recounted did in fact take place,
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Speaker 1: and determined that Landis was one of the agents asked
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Speaker 1: to appear in the movie by his director, none other
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Speaker 1: than Jackie Kennedy, his boss. Okay, so you have Paul Landis,
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Speaker 1: which was a part of JFK's secret service that was
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Speaker 1: there at the assassination on November twenty second, nineteen sixty three.
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Speaker 1: And then you also have him taking part of this
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Speaker 1: fake assassination that Jackie Kennedy filmed two months before the
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Speaker 1: supposed real assassination A decade later, in nineteen fifty three,
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Speaker 1: after the newly elected Senator Kennedy proposed to Jackie, there
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Speaker 1: were two. The two were married nearby in Newport Street,
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Speaker 1: Mary's Roman Catholic Church. A huge reception followed at the
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Speaker 1: Hammersmith Farm, with more than twelve hundred in attendance. The
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Speaker 1: guest mingled among tables set up under tents and umbrellas.
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Speaker 1: The backdrop was the family's twenty eight room mansion on
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Speaker 1: the spiraling lawn and gently sloped down onto the bay.
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Speaker 1: Jackie was enamored with the arts, especially the visual arts.
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Speaker 1: While in college, she had attended Smith Junior Year Study
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Speaker 1: Abroad program and Post World Paris. She then turned to
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Speaker 1: Stateside to finish classes and eventually landed a job as
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Speaker 1: a journalist and photographer washing for Washington, DC's Times Herald.
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Speaker 1: She became taken with all the things French, harbording a
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Speaker 1: fascination with experimental film. She often expressed an interest in
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Speaker 1: somebody directing a movie. It was during her time as
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Speaker 1: a photo journalist as she began dating her husband to be.
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Speaker 1: This is brand new information. I have never heard of
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Speaker 1: Jackie being enamored with film and French film and having
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Speaker 1: a fascination with experimental film. I've never heard this before.
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Speaker 1: This is like all brand new, which really correlates with
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Speaker 1: what me and Jay Widener to discuss in our movie
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Speaker 1: Jax as Jackie is the one that basically orchestrated this
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Speaker 1: entire assassination. She's the one that pulls the string on
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Speaker 1: the side of JFK's face to ignite the squib. It's
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Speaker 1: all her and that's why she's so calm throughout the assassination.
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Speaker 1: And she then goes to the back of the hood
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Speaker 1: and grabs a part of the metal squib that flew
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Speaker 1: off of JFK's face because it would be evidence of fakery.
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Speaker 1: While JFK was in office, the Residents would become a
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Speaker 1: favorite retreat, typically less hectic and crowded than the Kennedy
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Speaker 1: Compound and Hannah'sport, and along with the ever president still
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Speaker 1: cameras belonging to the official White House photographer, a movie
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Speaker 1: camera was often on hand as it was a home.
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Speaker 1: As the home movies at JFK's library show, the First
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Speaker 1: family would swim in a pool nearby Bailey's Ranch Club,
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Speaker 1: play in the sand on the Restrict Beach, and regularly
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Speaker 1: take afternoon cruises on the Honey Fits, named for Kennedy's
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Speaker 1: material maternal grandfather, John Francis Fitzgerald and overtime Mayor of
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Speaker 1: Boston and a congressman. On September twenty first and twenty second,
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Speaker 1: nineteen sixty three would be JFK's last visit to Hammersmith Farm.
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Speaker 1: During our talks, Landis would occasionally refer to those forty
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Speaker 1: eight hours. More recently, after I pressed him to open
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Speaker 1: up about further on his recollections came into focus. He
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Speaker 1: recalls that the First Lady had made an unusual request.
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Speaker 1: She explained that she and the President were making a
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Speaker 1: humorous short film, a kind of spy movie, and she
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Speaker 1: asked if the agents would mind participating. I came to
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Speaker 1: learn that Landis had been accompanied by eight colleagues, including
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Speaker 1: Rake Killerman Collerman, and would later be in charge of
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Speaker 1: the agents in Dallas. Writing in the Presidential limitsine in
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Speaker 1: front of the passenger seat. So basically all the people
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Speaker 1: that was a part of the Secret Service unit during
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Speaker 1: JFK's supposed assassination in nineteen sixty three in Dallas and
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Speaker 1: Daly Plaza were also a part of this fake assassination
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Speaker 1: video that Jackie Kennedy was shooting. At one point, according
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Speaker 1: to Landis, Jackie asked the agents to hurrily drive up
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Speaker 1: to the main house and react as if they had
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Speaker 1: just heard shots. Oh man, I cannot believe this. Landis
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Speaker 1: says that the agents entered the house and found the
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Speaker 1: president lying on the floor in a foyer with ketchup
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Speaker 1: smeared on him. Jackie set up on the staircase, directing
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Speaker 1: the action from the very spot where JFK had been
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Speaker 1: photographed on their wedding day ten year earlier. Here are
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Speaker 1: some of the still shots from the footage right here
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Speaker 1: on the right, as the Secret Service arriving at the
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Speaker 1: Kennedy residence after they were told by Jackie Kennedy to
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Speaker 1: act as if they heard gunshots happening. Landis understood it
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Speaker 1: was a prank and thought it odd, but typical of
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Speaker 1: the mischievous, playful atmosphere the first couple sanctioned. When outside
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Speaker 1: of the public view, everyone applauded and laughed when the
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Speaker 1: filming was complete, Landis recalls, but given the events two
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Speaker 1: months later, the concocted scenario would soon take a dark
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Speaker 1: significant and it's only rarely mentioned in Kennedy's histories, the
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Speaker 1: murder meant as kind of a goof More on this
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Speaker 1: below actually raises the questions of wearing signs the president
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Speaker 1: may ignored the well known Kennedy competitive drive, and the
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Speaker 1: president's willingness to take physical risk plays a spot light
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Speaker 1: on the issue whether JFK was acting recklessly by insisting
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Speaker 1: that he ride in an open air car in the
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Speaker 1: Dallas Motor kay without a bubble top covering and with
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Speaker 1: the Secret Service agents to stray off of the running
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Speaker 1: board and rear to the limousine. At least they'd be
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Speaker 1: in between the president and the public. No see if
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Speaker 1: you're if you're already doing a fake assassination. This means
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Speaker 1: that Jackie Kennedy and JFK had done a test run
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Speaker 1: on this and filmed it with a sixteen millimeter camera
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Speaker 1: and to see if they can actually pull it off.
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Speaker 1: This is what was going on. They did this test
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Speaker 1: run to see if they could make it believable. All
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Speaker 1: the Secret Service agents are in on it. They're in
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Speaker 1: on this fake film that he shot two months before
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Speaker 1: the supposed assassination, the supposed real assassination of JFK. So
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Speaker 1: this was a test run. This was a test run
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Speaker 1: for the supposed real event to take place a couple
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Speaker 1: of months later. That's what this was. They're telling you
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Speaker 1: that in this article. Let's read on just a little
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Speaker 1: bit more. What's more, there were concerns among the staff
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Speaker 1: outside the observers that JFK was playing fast and loose
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Speaker 1: with his off hours, acting with abandon in his romantic situation,
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Speaker 1: staying up late with hard pottering family members, and sometimes
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Speaker 1: going to extreme with close friends. It was not unusual,
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Speaker 1: for example, for JFK to horse around with the Red Fay,
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Speaker 1: who agreed to appear in the film. The pair had
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Speaker 1: known each other since World War Two, when both men
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Speaker 1: were injured and recuperating at the South Pacific Naval Base.
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Speaker 1: Their bond became lifelong. The phrase were frequent to the Kennedys,
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Speaker 1: especially on long weekends. Jack and Red would often trade jokes,
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Speaker 1: playing touch football and tennis and socializing. In a rare
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Speaker 1: comment they made about the movie twenty years after the fact,
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Speaker 1: he claim it was all just a just we were bored,
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Speaker 1: he said, well, of course, and we decided to put
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Speaker 1: the photographer to good use. And what now's now appears
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Speaker 1: to be an attempt to protect his fallen friend. Fay
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Speaker 1: insisted that he was only a victim in the movie,
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Speaker 1: but that he is believed the accounts of Landis and
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Speaker 1: the photographer Kuntsen, who remember JFK and Fay taking turns
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Speaker 1: being a casualty. In nineteen forty three, the president Navy
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Speaker 1: lieutenant fighting the Pacific Theater, narrowly escaped death when the
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Speaker 1: Japanese destroyer rammed his boat, the PT one nine, cutting
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Speaker 1: into two. During the childhood and as an adult, he
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Speaker 1: endured the other near death experiences, receiving last rate several times.
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Speaker 1: As a result, JFK reportedly maintained a healthy skepticism about
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Speaker 1: whether he would ever grow old. His family, according to
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Speaker 1: the well known myth, was laboring under an Irish cruise
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Speaker 1: in nineteen ninety four. Well nineteen forty four, his older
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Speaker 1: brother Joe, whom the family Joseph P. Senior, who helped
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Speaker 1: might become the President one day, died after volunteering for
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Speaker 1: a daring bombing mission. Four years later, Kathleen Kick Kennedy,
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Speaker 1: a younger, vibrant sister of JFK's closest sibling, died in
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Speaker 1: a tragic plane crash in France. Irish lore contains tales
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Speaker 1: of Uncan County primonitions through descendants of Emerald Isle claimed
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Speaker 1: no monopoly on such experiences. The Irish author Broadcaster wrote
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Speaker 1: an intriguing book in twenty eleven entitled Forwarded Extraordinary Irish
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Speaker 1: Stories and Dreams which he observed. Of his writing, numerous
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Speaker 1: books about death and I gradually came to the attention
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Speaker 1: of some of those returning from near death journeys, found
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Speaker 1: that they had developed a keen ability to foresee happenings
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Speaker 1: that happened to take place years later. The reports of
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Speaker 1: the whole movie emerged in nineteen eighty three with the
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Speaker 1: publication of Ralph Martin's JFK biography, A Here for Our Time.
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Speaker 1: The Senator Daniel Patrick mahonan assist the Secretary of Labor
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Speaker 1: and the Kennedy administration, remarked he was Irish. You can't
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Speaker 1: be Irish without knowing that eventually the world is going
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Speaker 1: to break your heart. Kennedy had such borfotings about his
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Speaker 1: own early death following the assassination of some of his
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Speaker 1: friends and family came forward with stories of JFKs with assassination.
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Speaker 1: Tucker Clark, in the JFK's The Last one hundred Days,
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Speaker 1: categorized Kennedy's statements on the topic. One example arrived when
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Speaker 1: he arrived at the gates of the American ambassador residence
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Speaker 1: in Dumblin. Clark recounted the present and in June of
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Speaker 1: nineteen sixty three trip to Ireland and cheering mob surrounding
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Speaker 1: the limousine forced him to walk away. Crowds didn't threaten me,
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Speaker 1: he said to the Ambassador. It's a fellow standing on
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Speaker 1: the roof with a gun that I worry about. So
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Speaker 1: Kennedy is studying this all up. So Clark also pointed
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Speaker 1: out that Kennedy spent time studying Lincoln. This is a
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Speaker 1: mind blower because this is a really big contention within
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Speaker 1: our movie JFK X. We talk about Kennedy's fascination with
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Speaker 1: Lincoln and Kennedy wanting to leave behind a legacy like
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Speaker 1: Abraham Lincoln. He was talking to a journalist then and
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Speaker 1: was like, well, do you think Kennedy would have been
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Speaker 1: as popular if he wouldn't have been assassinated. So Jfka
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Speaker 1: had this idea for a really long time. When Jim Bishop,
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Speaker 1: a journalist, was a columnist interview Kennedy in late October
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Speaker 1: nineteen sixty three the Right about the Day of the
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Speaker 1: Life of the President, Kennedy spent considerable time questioning Bishop
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Speaker 1: about his book The Day Lincoln Was Shot, a minute
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Speaker 1: by minute account of April fourteenth, eighteen sixty five. My
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Speaker 1: feeling about the assassinations are identical with mister Lincoln, Kennedy
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Speaker 1: told Bishop. Anyone who wants to exchange his life for
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Speaker 1: mine can take it. They can protect me that much.
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Speaker 1: Of course, the most off quoted example of Kennedy's fixation
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Speaker 1: on the subject with Lincoln came in the morning of
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Speaker 1: November twenty second, nineteen sixty three, at the Hotel Texas
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Speaker 1: and Fort Worth. As Jackie would later confide to historian
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Speaker 1: William Manchester for his best selling chronicle The Death of
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Speaker 1: the President, her husband casually told hers and others that day,
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Speaker 1: you know, last night would have been a hell of
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Speaker 1: a knight to assassinate a president. Oh my god, Oh
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Speaker 1: my god. This is JF. Casey. I mean this. There
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Speaker 1: was the rain and the night, and we were all
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Speaker 1: getting a jol. Did a spouse of a man had
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Speaker 1: a pistol in his briefcase and that could have dropped
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Speaker 1: the gun from the briefcase and melted away in the crowd.
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Speaker 1: Oh my god, Wow, this is unbelievable. In the late
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Speaker 1: spring and summer of nineteen sixty three, Kennedy was in
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Speaker 1: the midst of the most transformative time in his administration.
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Speaker 1: In June alone, he began to consider or implement narratives
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Speaker 1: on everything in the US relations, which is Soviet Union
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Speaker 1: and civil rights, and vexing question of whether to withdraw
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Speaker 1: US advisors from Vietnam. He delivered his famous World Peace Speech,
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Speaker 1: in which he had called for not merely peace for Americans,
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Speaker 1: but peace for all men and women. Not merely peace
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Speaker 1: in our time, a peace for all time. To top
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Speaker 1: it off, that month, the book about Kennedy's naval Orde Lpt.
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Speaker 1: One nine was made into a major motion picture with
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Speaker 1: Hollywood heavyweight Cliff Robertson Patrine Lieutenant Kennedy. Wow, I cannot
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Speaker 1: believe this article. This article is insane. It basically is
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Speaker 1: beat for beat our movie. B for beat our movie.
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Speaker 1: JFKX solving the crime of the Century. It's I don't
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Speaker 1: even know what to say, really, because wow, got everything
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Speaker 1: in there. You got Paul Landis, you got all of
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Speaker 1: these Secret Service agents being a part of this fake
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Speaker 1: assassination two months before the supposed real assassination goes down.
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Speaker 1: They're all they're all in on it. That's why the
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Speaker 1: Secret Service didn't sweep any of the area, like, oh
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Speaker 1: my god, they didn't sweep the area of Daily Plaza.
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Speaker 1: They they knew that this whole thing was a setup
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Speaker 1: and that it was a fake. So I had actually
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Speaker 1: googled this. Uh this O hold on, let me see,
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Speaker 1: I got it over here. So I googled because we
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Speaker 1: had found information after we had made our movie that
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Speaker 1: Kennedy was watching a movie at the White House. He
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Speaker 1: had low he had written down a date a week
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Speaker 1: after the supposed assassination in Daley Plaza. He had written
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Speaker 1: down on a log at the White House that him
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Speaker 1: and Jackie Kennedy was watching a movie at the White House.
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Speaker 1: So I typed into Google. I was like, you know,
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Speaker 1: did JFK watching a movie at the White House after death?
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Speaker 1: And this is what it said. I said, Yes, President
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Speaker 1: John F. Kennedy and his wife Jackie screened a whole
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Speaker 1: movie at the White House the day after he staged
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Speaker 1: his own murder in the film The Movie. The Kennedy
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Speaker 1: screen the Whole movie on September twenty third, nineteen sixty three,
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Speaker 1: along with Fay and Bill Walton, a close family friend.
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Speaker 1: The content the movie depicted Kennedy's death and was inspired
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Speaker 1: by James Bond. Kennedy wrote the script and the white
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Speaker 1: House photographer Robert L. Coonsden, filmed it in Newport, Rhode Island.
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Speaker 2: Oh God, wow, wow, And this isn't This is what
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Speaker 2: I just typed in JFK watching a movie at the
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Speaker 2: White House after his death, and this is what popped up.
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Speaker 1: And I'm pretty sure that they're going to change this.
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Speaker 1: So I'm glad I got this screenshot of it because
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Speaker 1: I tried to type it in a few more times
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Speaker 1: and it changed it and it said no. So they
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Speaker 1: google AI first they said yes, and then now they're
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Speaker 1: saying no. It's just unbelievable. It's so wild. So, I mean,
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Speaker 1: we basically hit the nail on the head with our
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Speaker 1: documentary and this just flies in the face of what
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Speaker 1: everybody said that you know, that the jay are you
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Speaker 1: know what we present in the film and our analysis,
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Speaker 1: me and j Weiner's analysis of the JFK assassination was
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Speaker 1: wild and outlandation, didn't make any logical sense, and there
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Speaker 1: was no way that it was possible. Well, it's definitely
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Speaker 1: one hundred percent possible, because now it's one hundred percent
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Speaker 1: verified that JFK was a part of a fake assassination
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Speaker 1: that Jackie Kennedy filmed two months before this supposed assassination
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Speaker 1: that happened in nineteen sixty three in Daily Plaza. So
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Speaker 1: it's definitely highly plausible, and I just wanted to share
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Speaker 1: that with you guys because it's just so wild that
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Speaker 1: this comes out now, and I think it's some kind
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Speaker 1: of setup for whenever Trump releases all of the JFK files.
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Speaker 1: So people are you know, caught off guard with him
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Speaker 1: finally releasing all those files. So thank you guys, appreciate
30:39
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