Henry Fonda Reads Lincoln's Farewell Speech And Gettysburg Address on The Ed Sullivan Show

Henry Fonda Reads Lincoln's Farewell Speech And Gettysburg Address on The Ed Sullivan Show, February 12, 1961. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdS...
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[@albertopa58]

Fantastic

[@44032]

He keeps it simple and trusts in the words.

[@Lava1964]

Can you imagine this being on network TV today?

[@itsawackyworld8717]

No Democrats and leftists would have a hissy fit.

[@jimwoltkamp2323]

Now we have endured the ridiculous world salad of a clown in make up named Don Trump.

[@uruseeyoo]

"12 angry men" is my best movie!

[@captainal59]

I wish people really knew what this meant to America. Let's not forget presidents that had a great connection with the American people. We all got to go through this together. Press On.

[@namelessgames1608]

henry fonda!

[@AntMan201490]

Dame Judith Anderson read The Gettysburg Address on Toast of The Town on Sunday February 11,1951😀👍🏿🎊🎆🎉🇺🇸

[@Mike-x9h5f]

who in Hollywood would do that today I wonder

[@daves6213]

Aaaagh! Stupid music.

[@fkthedemlibscum7026]

He was just a Dem/Lib, so it's no loss.... what's worse, he's a traitor, because he used to be a Republican, but switched parties... So glad he's gone.

[@Ulysses.404]

You people would call Jesus a lib, same thing with Abraham Lincoln. Save it

[@DOLFINOWOLF]

BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO 👍✨🙏🪖🕊️🪖🙏🕊️🪖& ✌️ out

[@marshallsage6816]

Henry Fonda is a great American. He is a great actor who’s movies we all like to watch. Unfortunately great actors are judged by the children they produce. Children born into privileged lives. They have a start in Hollywood because of their parent’s success. So be Jane. Jane Fonda. That name, Fonda, opened and knocked down doors for her. Who cares, happy for her capitalizing on her family name, but when she became so arrogant, believing that her name gave her a free pass to go to the North of Vietnam with her trying to be sexy while Americans were being killed is against what I would believe Henry would never approve of. Jane is a disgrace to the name she used to make her career. If not for the work and dedication of Henry Fonda, Jane would be nothing.