THERE WAS PLENTY OF DOUBT AND WHEN IT COMES TO DIRTY DEEDS OUR GOVERNMENT MAKES THE MOBSTERS LOOK LIKE RESPECTABLE PEOPLE!....////😎
@scatrrr5 сағат бұрын
That THREE reporters sitting at a desk together at WFAA's headquarters could so frequently and consistently "report" so many inaccuracies, and so much misinformation, regarding the most basic and important facts pertaining to the assassination, the shooting of the police officer, and the apprehension of the suspect is appalling. 👎
@MindKontrolleAmerica6 сағат бұрын
Clearly Fritz was the assassin... His fingerprints are all over the rifle.
@57ccrider11 сағат бұрын
Evert Derksin had an easily recognisable smokers voice.
@jeremyhoke818613 сағат бұрын
Live, without a teleprompter: an almost lost art.
@brianhebert615214 сағат бұрын
I love how KILT's breaking news sounder is basically a predecessor to the future Emergency Alert System SAME beeps
@2345allthebest14 сағат бұрын
I feel like I'm watching this coverage through the porthole of a submarine... nevertheless fascinating
@kofiabanquah815615 сағат бұрын
Such a visionary man...
@jeffboice194316 сағат бұрын
As CBS-TV President Frank Stanton noted, all TV and radio stations subscribed to at least one news service so they all broadcast the first news reports around 1:40 EST- nobody was really first.
@MyNorman101Күн бұрын
Wecht embarrassed himself for decades before his death.
@scatrrrКүн бұрын
Given the overuse of the word "stunned" throughout all of these news reports, it was clearly a mistake to not have a thesaurus at hand.
@Chloe-nh6ojКүн бұрын
Within a couple years of this assassination, the democrat party began moving closer to the politics of Lee Oswald than of John Kennedy. Today, the democrats don’t even have a place at their table for the Presidents own nephew. They have become that radical.
@AnotherTruthКүн бұрын
Thank you for this piece of radio history. It’s just amazing that the topic at hand at first discussed how everything was sort of out of our control that the science educator being interviewed made point to say that the Earth is a speck in this vast universe of other celestial bodies. It’s like this thing that is greater than us and it is greater than us. And many people put their hopes and dreams and thoughts into it wondering what it would be like to be out there what it was like out there. Then this horrible news came throughgoes to show how truly powerless we are, on this, that is just a speck, in a vast universe. Very powerful.
@Kenny-g6tКүн бұрын
My Favorite channel. Thanks for uploading. Disappointed in JFK library on not sharing some of his most important speeches
@DavidVonPeinJFKКүн бұрын
Oh, but Kenny, you're mistaken. The JFK Library *has* shared all of JFK's speeches----here: www.jfklibrary.org/asset-viewer/archives/jfkwha
@Kenny-g6tКүн бұрын
@@DavidVonPeinJFK what about one of the top five faves of mine. Did they put the one from the Tabernacle on there in salt lake City UT?
@tufikum2633Күн бұрын
If Oswald really was an intelligence agent playing the role of a socialist, pro-Cuban dissident, he played his role very well. His talking points didn't fall into any stereotypes, which we observe by "glowies" in today's political discourse. But then again, his mission might have been to infiltrate these circles or get their trust and not to make them look bad publically. Aget or not, he was a very bright man in any case. If he indeed a played a role, I would go even so far to say he was above intelligent.
@christiandavis53322 күн бұрын
If he would’ve worn that hat. It would’ve saved his life.. And talking about protection from the rain and being bitten by rattle snakes speaks lots of volume
@travisbayles8702 күн бұрын
I'll always believe that our government including Vice President Lyndon B Johnson and members of the FBI and CIA were responsible for the assassination of President John F Kennedy Oswald was a decoy
@waynetompkins30062 күн бұрын
Why was Werner Klemperer giving a briefing at 29:11?
@tundrav8georgia2 күн бұрын
We knew something happened. Sad day
@featurebroadcast2972 күн бұрын
Everyone, regardless of political ideology, was shocked and saddened. This would not happen today.
@stephenoleary49042 күн бұрын
JFK wore a backbrace because heva severely injured what a Japanese ship cut in half his PT boat he was commanding in WW2 (PT109)
@carloscanziani16442 күн бұрын
They should have listened to Patton. None of that would had happenned
@bradleyholt98052 күн бұрын
Kennedy was impressed by the Texas Boys Choir. They sounded good.
@ObiWanFan302 күн бұрын
I’m watching it now and even though it happened thirteen years before I was born, I teared up a little bit. Singer and teen heartthrob at the time, Paul Anka, was on tour in Europe, and was supposed to perform one last concert in Warsaw, Poland. But when the news came through via an international news feed on the radio; he broke down and started crying. Needless to say, he couldn’t perform that night. But he promised his fans there that he’d make it up to them, and wanted to at least say good night to them. His voice was raspy, and they could tell that he’d be crying. And this happened 30 years before he became a naturalized citizen of the U.S.
@1967PONTIACGTO2 күн бұрын
He heard three shots spaced equally apart.... I think I've heard reports from other witnesses that the last shot followed closely after the previous shot, so wouldn't that indicate two gunmen?
@jamesstewart83772 күн бұрын
Summer going into 2nd Grade. Never forget it.
@tilley7682 күн бұрын
Did he give a commencement speech every week
@arpeggiomikey2 күн бұрын
Leinsdorf's announcement at 1:58....😢🙏🇺🇸
@blackfoot79253 күн бұрын
I've watched quit a few episodes now and the only time I've seen the entire panel stand up to shake a special guests hand was Eleanor Roosevelt
@needsaride151263 күн бұрын
Apparently not good enough though. Lol He was convicted of three counts of perjury.
@johndurrer78693 күн бұрын
He often had the nervous unsure energy of Kamala Harris prior to stepping up to the mic but then would suddenly turn into Obama when he started speaking
@donalobrien75823 күн бұрын
TO THIS DAY AMERICA, has NEVER fully Informed the America People & the World who Murdered/Assassinated their President JFK. But it's a STAIN that will Always be Releated to the MEN who committed this Coup/Crime & will Hang over America for Eternity. And Yes, we know that most if not All who were part of His Assassinaton are well & truly long gone but i have NO DOUBT that their are Still those who know the Truth. And the Truth, as i see it is that the American Establishment Assassinated John Fitzgerald Kennedy. R.I.P
@Moose63403 күн бұрын
Welcome to the era before satellites, where scratchy hit-or-miss sideband HF radio was the only way to go for long-distance radio communication via voice, and a phone patch was probably a wonder of technology to many involved. We've come a LONG way in sixty-one years.
@danielray98893 күн бұрын
We are presently on the brink of WW3. WWJFKD?
@danielray98893 күн бұрын
WWJFKD?
@TabasumMahajabin3 күн бұрын
Young Shirley Perez Joseph Harris Sharon
@user-il5oq5df6l4 күн бұрын
Walter Cronkite was called "The most. Trusted man in America ". His handling of the news of JFK's death is one of the most memorable moments in the history of broadcasting.
@kayakdog1214 күн бұрын
Lou Herbert Osmond should have had better security.
@luckynedpepper90304 күн бұрын
Marxist.
@gtneal2 күн бұрын
Well, a facsimile of one
@michaelboyer97984 күн бұрын
Thanks, David. These extended presentations are wonderful; and I feel NBC radio did the clearest and most precise presentation of all the outlets. Not a lot of glitches and contained good insight especially in the early hours where all types of speculation was circulating. I am not a mainstream media guy. But given the era and event, I have to give credit where credit is due. Thanks again; and take care.
@1967PONTIACGTO4 күн бұрын
Didn't Brehm tell a tv reporter shortly after the assassination that the shot to the head seemed to come from in front of the President? And he's saying something different now?
@foobarrel90464 күн бұрын
14:43 -- The mayor of Dallas presented JFK with a bullet-proof hat, which he'd be needing later that day, but fortunately he was too stupid to ever wear it. Thus the warcriminal absorbed the lead salad he had coming to him, thanks to the true aim of LHO, #1 guerrilla fighter for world peace!
@leonweech4 күн бұрын
Colonel Sanders has been one of the most recognized people in America for sixty years 😅
@user-dc4tv6jm9b4 күн бұрын
どうぞ撃ってくれと言わんばかりだな!
@dallaskenn4 күн бұрын
16:30 Harvey, go soup a duck
@leonweech4 күн бұрын
When Kennedy died do did meaders career one trick pony 🐎
@theherd58305 күн бұрын
His tan still showed in Dallas. In fact a newsman commented on it when they landed in Love Field. He said “I can see his suntan all the way from here”. So heartbreaking 💔
@shuroom575 күн бұрын
At 1:44:30.... awkward! Reporting that Dallas Police found a 7.65 German Mauser telescopic sighted rifle was found in the TSBD, NOT the Mannlicher-Carcano rifle that Oswald supposedly owned. WHOOOOOOOOOOOPSY.
@mariomartellacci94625 күн бұрын
an astute, intelligent, congenial, and compassionate president, man.