Jacqueline Kennedy's White House Tour

[@chrismcevoy2503]

Jackie Kennedy won an Emmy for this tour.

[@xanaduxanadu3605]

Did she? That's so nice to learn!

More than Melanie will ever win as the First Lady of Hypocrisy!

[@tbrossable]

pat comerford Classic TDS...you should visit a therapist.

[@fattydoggoproductions4541]

@Avalanche yeah, like, Im pretty sure she is forced to defend trump and all that stuff. I feel bad for her.

[@aicaanon9107]

The way she talks and moves, such class and elegance.

[@brendan5065]

I love her. Wish she was Trump's wife. She could have handled Trump

[@aicaanon9107]

@@brendan5065 Bruh. Nuh-uh. He's way out of her league. A person like Trump being w someone like her? Nuh-uh.

[@ThePancakeman96]

@@aicaanon9107 >bruh yeah after that i stopped caring

[@lepetitchat123]

She would be great as a museum curator

[@iamtman1]

@@brendan5065 Melania was certainly classier and better than Michelle, or Hillary were.

[@chipsfan]

A most elegant and dignified first lady. Mrs Kennedy is a national treasure.

[@lukelichtenthal5407]

Thomas Pickering Get out!!😤

[@emilinebelle7811]

Thomas Pickering even if that were true, he deserved it. He was a democrat and a sleezeball.

[@emilinebelle7811]

Thomas Pickering I’m more human than a Democrat. Let’s just say that lol

[@leoispunk]

Emiline Bellé yes because wishing death on someone is a very kind and human thing to do.

[@emilinebelle7811]

Leo didn’t wish death on anyone. Just said he deserved it. Democrats are evil hearted people. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@elizabethkate9235]

I SO wish the entire tour was included. Her knowledge is amazing!

[@sharonrousseau3527]

It was in but CBS had it removed for copyright reasons. I don’t understand why they won’t release it in public interest. What are they hoarding it for?

[@bluecollarlit]

You can buy it on DVD, Kennedy Library.

[@angienoexiste]

looking at this film makes you realize why Jackie was so remarkable in USA history, she was so young when she became first lady,that brought fresh air to the White House.Of course she was elegant and charming,her way of speaking and her style reflects it perfectly, but what’s more interesting is how intelligent and informed she was,hearing her talk about the history of every detail in the White House proves how interested she was,also she did not only new a lot of USA history but before going to any official trip she would research for information and be ready to learn about other cultures. Truly admirable woman. 🤍✨

[@emmarose4234]

🥰

[@birdshell7659]

Mrs. Kennedy brought off the effort to restore history to the White House in just over a year. Quite amazing!

[@VEE0034]

Nice comment, but that's a Gorillaz pfp, disliked.

[@joannejacob1345]

Yes she left a lasting legacy with her major restoration of the White House.

[@mamovaka]

This is an edited interview I'm not sure she truly had an encyclopedic knowledge of the white house

[@bck2mono]

“It looks like it was decorated from discount stores.”- J. Kennedy when she arrived at the White House. She wasn’t wrong. When the Kennedys arrived most of the houses furnishing had been supplied by a NYC department store. All who come to the modern White House owe this Lady and committees who advised her a tremendous debt. And since the period pieces displayed here had to be found, a huge debt is owed to the private citizens who’d purchased the original house furnishings at auction usually- much gratitude for giving, not selling, the items back to the country. Mrs. Kennedy was a class act- always- when in the public eye and represented this country beautifully. It should be remembered too that she led the country in quiet dignified mourning after the death of her husband.

[@JSt3pz]

bck2mono Agreed.

[@yama5182]

Yes indeed...She made it what it is today...I just couldn’t believe how awful it was before she renovated it.

[@geraldtyus8645]

@@JSt3pz now look at the fuckery there. Bunny Mellon would gag jn derision at the attempts by the current occupants to re-create the Rose Garden. Ruth Bader Ginsburg cursed it after they dishonored her memory with the Amy Coney Barrett affair. The Hubris, the hubris.

[@berdellfleming5074]

​@@susanbrogan3267 by whose standards ? One culture can't tell others how to grieve!

[@berdellfleming5074]

@@susanbrogan3267 no it's just standard of folks from dominat culture to tell others how to behave !

[@carolinebesinger8611]

What a shame its not in color, she was so smart.

[@spacecat3198]

It'll happen. Our technology is quickly improving.

[@Andre-yt8tp]

So, does that mean you expect them to color her smartness?🙊

[@edjaymajaja7801]

@@spacecat3198 Well had it been in colour, you would have focused less on what she is saying

[@spacecat3198]

@@edjaymajaja7801 How would you know? Edit: Besides we can hear what she's saying anyway. The point we're making here technology. Truth is though, color makes old videos seem more alive. They're not going to replace the greyscale videos anyway, we just get more of a choice and I doubt it'll distract from the subject matter anyway. Also, why did you reply to me and not OP since it was originally their thought?

[@edjaymajaja7801]

@@spacecat3198 There was just this quote: coloured pictures capture outfits,black and white pictures captured memories And I think there is truth to it

[@best4last171]

Honestly in a time of kardashians and all other nonsense celebrities, I wish we had classy women like nowadays. Jackie is timeless, beautiful, elegance beyond words!

[@mde6006]

We do! Michelle Obama! Watch her greet people to the White House tour. She stands and enthusiastically greets each person for over an hour! Taking interest in each person's life. Amazing! And so grateful!

[@spacecat3198]

Yeah they have some shallow "charm" but no substance. Jackie earned it. I never learned much about her as a kid because I'm in the UK. From what I've read she's amazing. Can you imagine what she could have achieved nowadays?

[@spacecat3198]

@@mde6006 Michelle Obama, I think I'll read more about her next. I liked the Obamas.

[@best4last171]

I like michelle obama too. i wish we had more of these classy women :)

[@aliciamadjido3946]

@ىــ RStu gg. b y. my kk

[@twistoffate4791]

It's wonderful that this First Lady learned the history of the historic items of the White House and could speak intelligently on each. What a treasure Jackie was. This video is fun to watch.

[@АсылжанМустафа]

I love her voice and accent so much!

[@berv9169]

Me to

[@spacecat3198]

Same here and i'm normally not bothered about it. I prefer to see the person behind the appearance but she from what I read she really was a person of substance anyway. I'm just learning more about her. Sounds amazing.

[@candicehoneycutt4318]

Avalanche The way she talked kind of creeps me out tbh. It's so controlled and concise like a robot

[@emmarose4234]

Long Island accents are so beautiful. I know. My late father was from Suffolk County.

[@kristinekhan8465]

Something doesn't seem right with her speech

[@daddymuqtada6428]

She really loved every detail in the house and really wanted to keep its history

[@sallyortiz8222]

Not only did she refurbish the White House but she also helped save Grand Central Terminal, LaFayette Square, Renwick Gallery, and she also influenced the passage of the Historic Preservation Act of 1966. She was amazing!

[@ananouri3583]

If only she had been able to save Penn Station.

[@emilymayer5500]

Shame on you, Ana! Your "whataboutism" is annoying.

[@ColdSid]

@@ananouri3583 honestly

[@Bronte866]

Yes! She served our nation so beautifully both then and throughout the rest of her life. Thank you for your comment.🇺🇸

[@dddddadadad1796]

Lol Jackie Kennedy did not help save GCS. She simply agreed to be on a committee but she did not attend any meetings or do any of the work to get this achieved

[@chrismcevoy2503]

This tour was on Valentine’s Day in 1962.

[@jamesm.3967]

Chris Mc Evoy Meanwhile her husband is diddling someone in a back bedroom.

[@Andre-yt8tp]

@@jamesm.3967 ahahahahaha😂

[@zigga967]

lol in mad men Don n Betty Draper watched this on their valentines date...

[@jillydips9226]

Her posture was so beautiful .

[@emmarose4234]

YES!!! 🥰

[@devaschloe]

I would love to walk like her. So elegant! Sadly I have a back injury from an accident and I walk like more like JFK than Jackie. Some people can’t tell but professionals like doctors or physical therapists can tell right away from how I walk 😞

[@jillydips9226]

@@devaschloe Have you ever tried Jesus?

[@emmarose4234]

@@devaschloe, I just prayed for you!

[@candicebergstrom4490]

She was such a lovely & brilliant woman. She fulfilled her role as First Lady with so much grace & class, despite all the trials she endured. She was incredible.

[@Ed-uz6em]

The epitome of dignity and class. Made you think damn I’m proud this woman represents America!

[@jakytube1]

I know this is selfish, but I feel so proud that she mentioned Colombia president house (Casa de Nariño) and took as a sample of how the WH should hold history! As a American Citizen, born in Colombia and name it after her ( my dad was in love with her) this video is one of my favorites! Thanks Jacqueline K.

[@sherylsmallwood-valdivia5375]

Not selfish at all! It's always great when you feel yourself represented!

[@memc0282]

Quién diría que la Casa de Nariño fue el detonante para una remodelación de la envergadura que tuvo la Casa Blanca con Jackie

[@jakytube1]

@@memc0282 si verdad? Vi este vídeo hace un tiempo y no lo encontraba completo. Pero es encantadora la manera natural en que ella remarca la falta de memoria histórica de la casa presidencial más importante para la época, comparándola con una emergente y "pequeña" también para la época.

[@memc0282]

@@jakytube1 sin duda, cualquiera lo hubiera visto como algo irónico, y que bueno que ella puso manos a la obra

[@emmarose4234]

You are so lucky to hold a powerful name!

[@bunnybastille1]

I watched this tour the first time it aired. When I visited the White House in person, I got to see several of the pieces of furniture, such as the inlaid marble topped table in the Red Room. It stands in the same place as it was in in 1962. Also the pier table Mrs. Kennedy described which was in the Blue Room on the tour is in the entrance foyer now. It's amazing that one can really go inside the White House and see for themselves so many of the same artifacts that were described in 1962.

[@nanabutner]

I also watched this tour when it was first broadcast. So many years ago!

[@natalieroesch8577]

Mrs. Kennedy knew so much of the White House’s history and added charm and elegance while she was there. Sad to learn that President Lincoln’s wife was destitute after Lincoln’s death. So much history………

[@lizadivine3785]

I think Jackie would be sick seeing whose been in the White House lately

[@deborahs4044]

No.... actually,, I think she would just get to work and bring it up to speed.

[@lizadivine3785]

Hillary stole furniture for her own houses

[@lizadivine3785]

@@deborahs4044 nope

[@Max-dd7du]

Such a dignified intelligent lady.

[@emmarose4234]

Jackie was reading novels by the age of six! (And they weren’t even children’s novels!)

[@gabypoli6591]

She was the best First Lady !!!! Educated, knowledgeable, had class and style. She was the best of Them all !!! She also taught US how to grieve after November 22nd, 1963 !!!!! If the Kennedy's had live in, wd would have a very diferente USA today !!!!!!!!!! Even if Bobby had not been killed!!!!!!

[@emmarose4234]

@@gabypoli6591, yes, she WAS the best of them all!

[@billwong7420]

I always felt sad that she suffered the curse from her husband family curse.❤. She would have much better life if she didn’t married John Kennedy.❤

[@danny652]

“May none but honest and wise men ever rule under this roof” 10:17 -Well that sure didn’t age well

[@wendydiaz476]

Men always got power than women whT🤣 normal lah

[@bonniemagpie5166]

😂😂😂

[@ryleesampson7669]

Her voice is so soft and pure!

[@emmarose4234]

Yes! You could probably tranquilize an angry beast with it.

[@berdellfleming5074]

Even when she said MLK isa terrible man,and referred to the designer of her Wedding dress "some colored woman from Alabama " no thanks ! In

[@tashaglam4824]

Watching this makes me angrier at what Melania has done to Jackie's beautiful rose garden. You can maintain it, but to just TEAR it out and destroy the beautiful originality is just a final middle finger to this woman. I truly hope any future occupants of the White House restore Jackie's rose garden.

[@tashaglam4824]

@Tsang Tsung You mean the 2-star hotel lobby garden outside the White House? That rose garden? Because that isn't a rose garden. It's a piece of land that has cobblestone sidewalks and plants that are going to die since Melania was dumb enough to plant new shrubs and trees that will quickly die since she planted them in the humid air of Summer. Ripping out the crabapple trees Jackie planted to "move them somewhere else" just killed me because there is no replanting them. They're dead for good. All of those magnificent, colorful and healthy tulips are gone forever. It hurts because every first family since the Wilson's contributed something to that once magnificent garden. Melania literally ripped out DECADES of hard work for the most materialistic, elitest, dull, and lifeless garden I've ever seen.

[@Anna-rv3fv]

@@tashaglam4824 the crab apple trees were replaced three times before Melania came along, they weren’t even the same kind of tree that Jackie planted. Moreover, those trees made it hard for flowers to survive. Sorry you hate the new look but most of what you said is wrong, and if I were you I wouldn’t wanna be so upset over misinformation.

[@Pmccaff2009]

Tasha Glam I was almost with you right up until you called a fucking garden ‘elitist’ 😂 Get a grip.

[@bettyarmstrong2318]

I'm with you!!

[@emmarose4234]

If they ever do replant the rose garden, I hope and pray that they plant the John F. Kennedy rose side-by-side with the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis daylily. Yes, she has a daylily named after her. So does JFK’s mom, Rose F. Kennedy.

[@allenquinn463]

They don't make them like Jacqueline Kennedy anymore. She was such a beautiful, elegant, well-respected, educated, and classy woman. Women today should learn from her.

[@danielamonsalve8538]

Men and women today should learn from her

[@bissa6889]

Shut the fuck up Allen. Pick your underwear up off the floor.

[@amandanichole8648]

You didn't know this woman personally. 😂 I doubt you've taken the time to truly get to know multiple women to see their true character you're just bullshiting.

[@IdK-jl2gr]

Thomas Pickering what are you talking ahout!?

[@mde6006]

Don't make them anymore? Really? Urm... Heard of Michelle Obama???

[@go2yourself]

Brings back fond childhood memories, we were glued to the tv when this aired 1962 😊❤

[@valeriewilliams6576]

I was 9 when this came out. I fell in love with her! Doesn't she talk very much like Breathy Marilyn Monroe? Weird. Anyway, I was a little comedian and we had a huge home with original artwork and I used to do "The Tour" for all my parents' friends. She was and is my idol. She was an excellent mother. And saved and started saving Historical Architecture. I think Caroline is so brave and well-adjusted, and I wonder what our USA would have been when John Jr. became President.

[@RockandRollWoman]

Her voice is very unnatural. Very finishing school.

[@katie13yearsof1direction]

She is so beautiful, elegant, even her voice is so elegant, she was truly a wonderful First Lady!

[@berdellfleming5074]

Would not call her voice elegant !

[@candicesacks2211]

She had class and wanted to make some changes and l think she was a tremendous asset for Kennedy!

[@stephenlamb3929]

Toured it with my family in 2017. It was amazing. She did a great job!!

[@joiisler8986]

It has been changed Many Times since then. Every First Lady added their own personal touches.

[@fan-done1856]

I could listen to her for hours

[@dylw5725]

Such a beautiful and kind woman. We will never see a first lady like her again! She was pure class, it’s such a pitty to see us all argue and throw fists at one another when we could all be kind and not do what our current president is doing!

[@mde6006]

I think you forgot Michelle Obama!

[@chickenflavor9880]

@@mde6006 Michelle Obama lmao

[@von111]

There is no need to pin first ladies or presidents against each other. ❤

[@berdellfleming5074]

Never saw her as kind ?

[@johnrizzo2791]

Excellent film by Mrs. Kennedy. First rate lady, eloquent and classy. You can tell she knows her history down to small details.

[@chrismcevoy2503]

The Red Room is my favorite room in The White House.

[@chrismcevoy2503]

Mary Lincoln had seances in the Red Room.

[@malindagray]

What a beautiful lady.

[@emmarose4234]

❤️

[@emmarose4234]

@Jackie Kennedy, SQUEE!!! 🥰

[@emmarose4234]

@Jackie Kennedy, what if I told you that SpongeBob SquarePants’ mom looks a lot like you? ☺️

[@doloresbutler2291]

She was so smart to know so much about the white house. We were lucky to have her as first Lady 🙏 RIP

[@Andre-yt8tp]

She was so knowledged about the White House and it's history. I'm not surprised she got the Emmy for this.

[@kevinmarquez2885]

My Favorite First Lady ❤️ I love her 😍, so classy , good mannered , stylish , beautiful, kind and intelligent woman . A TRUE AMERICAN TREASURE

[@emmarose4234]

My favorite too! ❤️

[@dmrk6956]

Portman did a great job. I was wondering if she was really talking with this breathy and soothing voice .. may she RIP this classy and timeless lady

[@brandonparegien8952]

Unfortunately for us, there will never be another like this fantastic woman. One of a kind.

[@xanaduxanadu3605]

So elegant. Her outfits are still in fashion.

[@ewwmorons]

Can't go wrong with Chanel suit

[@milaalaniva775]

Immaculate presentation and such polished manners. Such a delight.

[@libertytarot8]

There will never be another Jackie ❤️

[@yeajayna]

jackie was racist

[@mde6006]

But there was a Michelle and she was, and still is, great!

[@myahollandia3552]

@@yeajayna go to hell

[@berv9169]

Jayna Flamer how was she racist?

[@lizadivine3785]

@@berv9169 Jayna is just a you tube employee

[@normanduke8855]

"This piano was designed by Franklin Roosevelt with the EAGLE SUPPAWTS." Jackie was a trip!

[@annsangkharat9113]

Mrs. Kennedy, ouur First Lady was so hard working intelligent to get funds from the lose of the many artitfacts. And she ltranslated books for her husband. She is very happy and beautiful ❤️😊...any kind of sadness she overcame it ee with the grace of God

[@jwayze908]

she sounds like a classy, well respected first lady. Try to take a step back and look what you're saying about a notable women in our countries history.

[@lukelichtenthal5407]

Thomas Pickering What is wrong with you?

[@jamesm.3967]

It’s all an act. But it is her public voice... so typical of the era.

[@letsdiscussitoversometea8479]

Luke Lichtenthal if you've ever watched the Zapruder film without being told of what supposedly transpired, then that comment makes perfectly straightforward sense.

[@CountessNicoleDeLancret]

Why does she "sound" classy? Because she's talking obnoxious slow?

[@zuribee25]

omfg her voice is so breathy and soothing. I love it.

[@emmarose4234]

💕❤️💕❤️💕❤️

[@elaineglendinning9297]

I saw this on the UK when I was 10 years old and thought she was someone I would always want to emulate and aspire to. It was not only her style and attitude but she was cultured and an interesting person. She was so dignified coping with JFK's death in the public eye and she remains my main icon to this day. I do not know of anyone to challenge or replace her position as the most memorable First Lady.

[@TC-vc5hh]

Jacqueline Kennedy what a beautiful and elegant 1st Lady.

[@markvitale9780]

She is such a classy beautiful elegant woman with such poise and kindness

[@7739299926]

She’ll always be a rock star in my book- her elegance, intelligence, and drive to represent America as a world class nation were phenomenal. Bravo Jackie👏🇺🇸

[@CountessNicoleDeLancret]

She let her playboy husband walk all over her and she turned a blind eye to his cheating simply because she wanted to remain a "Kennedy". Then when he died, she married her sister's ex, Onassis, for his money, not love. Really nothing to admire there.

[@emmarose4234]

I’m wearing a T-shirt bearing Jackie’s likeness right now! She’s my role model. 🥰

[@Polychromophilia]

2:33 interviewer asks a dumb question that Jackie literally just answered, and she responds with such tact. What a class act.

[@dannycarrington1601]

Very clever to use a scenic wallpaper in a room without windows. It's a shame this wasn't filmed in color.

[@kme321]

Where can I find the full length of this tour? This is truly fascinating and remarkable! It's impossible to get bored of this, I never get sick of hearing her talk, Jackie Kennedy has such a soothing voice, what a delight!

[@xararogers3186]

She was so excited to be in the White House, it’s adorable and makes you so sad knowing what was to come.

[@joannejacob1345]

yeah she was there for 2 years.

[@mwolfe1875]

I love this video. The original tour was supposedly an hour long. I'd love to see the whole thing.

[@bluecollarlit]

DVD,k Kennedy Library

[@ianlongfellow6395]

Eating off the plate that Eisenhower gave you. How truly symbolic. This video is brilliant. Thanks for uploading it

[@TheDwarfShortage]

11:08 "I can see why they call this room 'The Red Room'" Cut to a dwarf in a red suit dancing in the corner

[@mde6006]

😂🤣😂🤣

[@polarbyrd23]

Took the White House tour today and saw all these spaces. It was absolutely clean, regal and every square millimeter in impeccable conditon. Also, not a trace of Trump (Thank God)😂 but many other presidents memories are in photos and objects throughout.

[@CPAndy-x5x]

Trump would have spray painted everything gold. Rust-Oleum. Tacky bum.

[@Cathleen7259]

What a undertaking to take on the Interior Design of the White House! Jackie Kennedy utilized her gifts and her high end classic taste in fine Art& Interior Design & Architecture to redo the White House with opulence!

[@haditadeazucar9262]

I love how she wanted to preserve history in the White House for future generations

[@warrenscandrick2663]

The most classy and beautiful First Lady of all time.

[@Classof-rm6bk]

Intelligent, beautiful,graceful First Lady Jackie Kennedy.

[@karenogden7403]

Jackie Kennedy had so much class. She was one of the most beautiful First Lady's of the United States

[@emmarose4234]

YES!!!

[@kristinalimanskaya7479]

Her voice is amazing, speaks slowly and interesting...

[@kayderrich1501]

That was awesome I like this video and I want to thank Jackie Kennedy for showing us all the tour of the White House

[@bartonyoung3631]

I'm here after 'Jackie'. Never heard the real Jackie speak.

[@ronniware219]

beautiful---------- classy------------- number ONE

[@spacecat3198]

I'm reading about Jackie Kennedy at the moment (I'm in the UK so we didn't learn about her at school) so I wanted to see her on video. Damn this lady was amazing. Apparently she was multi-lingual. Imagine what she could have achieved now that women's rights and statuses in society have improved? I mean she achieved amazing things back then. I read about her reaction when her husband was shot. It's so sad. Edit: Apparently she wasn't a feminist particularly but to be fair she's still an icon. She was a strong woman. Impressive for her time. Great piece of history guys. Soon we'll be able to see this improved the way technology is progressing.

[@paulascott5701]

Nothing is more important than being a mother and a wife. There are no "achievements" that have greater value than being a dedicated, loving wife and mother. Careers at the expense of family....why?

[@lewisgreenhalgh7546]

Really weird comment that mate. I'm sure she wouldn't class herself as a victim. But somehow you bring in this victim mentality for her. Like she was oppressed because she was a woman? Stop watching the news, because the programming is clearly rubbing off on you!

[@lewisgreenhalgh7546]

Paula. 100% correct. The guy/woman who commented above is brainwashed into thinking women were/are oppressed. Like you said, no more important job in the world than raising kids and a family. But this guy would have women grade it on for 40k a year a cat and a loveless life! You can see the subversion and programming working in real time on people it's scary.

[@joannejacob1345]

Yeah she was a great first lady and a global fashion back then

[@kdtennis1]

Jacqueline was obsessed with money! That is why she fled the US to marry Ari Onassis! She used top NYC Attorneys to fight Christina Onassis. She got a 21 Million Dollar Settlement in 1975 or 1976 ( Teddy Kennedy helped her get the money)!

[@timestampz]

Respect to Mrs. Jackie Kennedy. Natalie portrayed her perfectly!!

[@monichat]

Jacqueline

[@QPlife]

She was so elegant and dignified

[@bunnybastille1]

I love Jackie's tour, but I don't understand why it was not filmed in color. Does anybody know?

[@neptuneninja]

Colour TVs weren't common enough in the US at the time. So it wasn't practical to film in colour at the time.

[@juicygrape5048]

r/whoooosh

[@SamCookeFan11]

@@neptuneninja the above comment about color television not being in full use at that time the bigger story, and most programming was not done in color. Also people did not realize the historical significance programming at the time. Definitely this would have been great and color and perhaps it could be colorized. In fact I'm sure it could be. I could listen to her explain American and White House history all day. President Kennedy was also quite knowledgeable about American and White House history could you imagine if they'd done the tour together?

[@neptuneninja]

Lisa Sheridan indeed Jacqueline Kennedy is truely a Jewel of a First Lady with unlimited grace. You can really tell how much pride she has in the history and items in the White House. As for your comment on JFK, on the full televised version of the tour JFK joins in at the end and talks about how Jackie done such a wonderful job in the refurbishment of the White House. I think you can find it on KZbin. It really is nice to see the both of them together in happier times. Also another fun fact Jackie also won an Emmy award for this tour so that shows how well of a job she done. I'm actually Australian but I find US history, we'll all history so interesting and I'm just glad they filmed it for prosperity.

[@willmack5909]

Although I consider myself more on the opposite side of the political side, Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy will always be my all-time favorite First Lady. While far from perfect (as all of us humans are), John Fitzgerald Kennedy did an outstanding job with regard to the Cuban Missile Crisis. RFK was such an unsung hero in those efforts as well. I assert, and will until my dying day that the legitimacy of the American Democratic Party ceased to exist on Friday, November 22nd 1963. I had the privilege of visiting the eternal flame, visiting President Kennedy's grave at Arlington National Cemetery around 1980 or so and although I was only 13 at the time, I felt so very moved by it...

[@orvilleh.larson7581]

I was nine years old and in the fourth grade at Bremer Elementary School in Minneapolis when Kennedy was assassinated. I remember the next several days--the lying-in-state, the funeral, and the burial at Arlington. (The murder of the accused assassin on television was a jarring note!) JFK was okay. He treated other nations with respect, he worked to reduce Cold War tensions, the economy was good, he skillfully resolved the Cuban Missile Crisis, and he signed the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. A forward-looking fellow. . . .

[@willmack5909]

@@orvilleh.larson7581 So true.

[@TvDaddyAndTheTabloidArmy]

the full version has been removed from KZbin, but the pale imitation from 1967 by lbj's wifie is easily available. ShAme

[@shishiranair4095]

Jackie is the prettiest First Lady in the history of America. She speaks with class and dignity . Her glamour is unmatchable. She is the boss of her own life . President Kennedy and Jackie’s sad marriage was cut short by that horrendous assassination.

[@jamesmcinnis208]

"honest and wise men" indeed.

[@joanwashington1371]

Educated, sophisticated, intelligent and classy.

[@bunnybastille1]

You are so right.

[@tressinar]

Love her. She was such a beautiful lady!!

[@starblossom1370]

Miss Kennedy - Onassis is a real sophisticated lady!! Ladies ,she is worth studying & taking notes 📝 ..

[@iloveanimalsforever6172]

Happy 61st anniversary to Jackie Kennedy’s White House Tour

[@scyllaandcharybdis]

Thanks!

[@tonyktown]

I watch this over and over, because I can't believe how well Natalie Portman nailed this, without it even looking as though she was acting.

[@stormwulf117]

The entire broadcast used to be here on KZbin. Why was it yoinked?

[@BalbirSingh-nb5hb]

Lady of grace and dignity, 🧿 As charismatic as his great husband JFK ❤

[@timothyleebrown1593]

She is and always will be a AMERICAN QUEEN 👑!!

[@chrismcevoy2503]

This was a wonderful tour of The White House she gave on February 14, 1962.

[@emmarose4234]

@Jackie Kennedy, I bet it did.

[@chriscurtis8344]

I was a 2 - year old toddler! 👶🏽

[@mobus1471]

The Classiest, Most Beautiful and Elegant First Lady....

[@quintinconnor7405]

Natalie Portman was sooo good at playing her, scary good !!!

[@lizadivine3785]

Nah she stunk

[@deebee8800]

@@lizadivine3785 I agree. Her voice didn’t match Jackie’s voice. She sounded like she was being choked while smoking an entire pack of cigarettes.

[@Jason-px1qz]

She was just a sweetheart 💘... Definitely my favorite first lady 😍

[@khaitran43]

her voice is like silk, i can be charmed by it

[@kathrynk369]

What happened? The entire program, with classical music intro, used to be available on KZbin!

[@deborahklinlger8565]

Jackie had much tragedy in her marriage to Jack. The womanizing & they lost a baby daughter & also a son before her husband's assassination & after her death came John's & her daughter in law. So sad. BUT Jackie was poised & classy & well spoken. She knew alot about the history of the White house. 🙏 RIP

[@playstationaccount4473]

well she did get a lot out of marrying Jack Kennedy. The wealth and prestige for one. She was obsessed with France nobility.

[@joiisler8986]

@@playstationaccount4473 She could have gotten more wealth and prestige from Plenty of suitors. Her stepfather Was Hugh Auchincloss, after all. Jackie brought the Kennedys way more than they brought Her.

[@chrismcevoy2503]

My mother was born in 1948 the year Harry S. Truman ran for President Of The United States in his own right.

[@Kenneth_villanueva27]

poise style elegance sophistication intelligence beauty grace shes got it all ❤️❤️

[@Supersonic13674]

Thomas Pickering that’s not true there is no gun but even if there was why do you care I saw that you post this everywhere do you know her did she do something to you

[@emmarose4234]

💕

[@ishaanverma9228]

Sooooo NOSTALGIC !!!

[@joemcclintock21]

Found this through Mad Men. Now I watch it for ASMR

[@GD-my5hm]

Fantastic voice.

[@autumnrryan8453]

I love the way she speaks.

[@agustianzen9753]

The best First Lady among first ladies