Living History with Raymond "Sonny" Fisher

[@josephbannister1123]

that’s my Grandaddy. He will be 89 in August and is still strong. I am so proud of him and I appreciate all of the wonderful comments you all have written about him and Snuffy. His mind isn’t as sharp as it once was, but he will always remember that horse.

[@keithashley6298]

What a nice man, I love these Living History films, thank you Stephen and everyone involved.

[@bienkee8474]

Brilliant series that capture memorable time in history of that fateful day.

[@nancysanders2398]

This man is someone I would truly love to meet and have a conversation with regarding his life experiences as they pertained to President Kennedy's visit,and his knowledge regarding Jack Ruby.

[@nancysanders2398]

I think human beings that have positive feelings toward and with animals are " special" people,and people that I would enjoy eating,spending time with,without a doubt!!

[@nojustno1216]

Sweet old gentleman. Any man who loves a horse for 34 years is OK by me. 👍

[@VTPSTTU]

If I were there, I would have asked whether his being at the hotel on his horse was more for real security or more for show. Either way, this is a nice interview.

[@JerjerB]

This into is the best in this channel.

[@johntexas8417]

I really like him

[@amberjean1107]

Stephen, have you ever interviewed Joyce Gordon aka Joy Dale? If so, can you upload that interview please and thank you.

[@sherryirbvin7448]

What a sweet man

[@gymie1814]

I was seated in History Class (freshman yr.) I was thinking".I like History, but nothing ever happens (Historically) There was a slight noise at the classroom door. Our Teacher opened the door slightly. The Janitor was at the door, They spoke quietly. She turned away from the door and was walking back to her desk muttering("He's been drinking!") Just a few minutes passed, then the Public Address speaker came on... and we were told what happened

[@fredk9999]

You refuse to carry author Mark Lane’s books contrary to you position that LHO was lone gunman?

[@stddisclaimer8020]

@fredk9999 Liar Lane's book is not good enough for my (insert name of pet) to poop on.

[@danahsutton101]

I visited the museum a few years ago and it was a well done history on JFK. But there were no discussions about the many descripensies in the assassination. To be fair they often degrade the movie JFK but they don't interview Oliver Stone or any other alternative views to the the mainstream media.

[@michaeldavis1609]

Silly thing to say about Jackie being scared of of horses she was an expert with them

[@jextejt]

I believe he said the Secret Service was afraid of horses, not Jackie.

[@nancysanders2398]

There,initially,was a German mouser rifle found on the sixth floor,and then all of a sudden the Italian rifle " predominates" the investigation.Whatever happened to that German Mouser rifle?

[@donbartels153]

There were many mistakes by the conspirators. The planting of the rifle being one of them. Obviously some wire got crossed. Whoever planted the Mauser did not get word that the receipt they had of Oswald was for purchasing a Carcanno. Listen to the Roger Craig interview.

[@stddisclaimer8020]

@@donbartels153 There are so many "mistakes" made by JFK conspiracy theorists. The theories are typically lame and preposterous, they're contradictory of each other, and easily discredited. But, when the truth is *_not_* on your side, that's just what you can expect.

[@GregJay]

WHats with that one guy pressing up on Kennedy and pushing his hand in his face?

[@stlbusker3025]

I've gone back over this video twice after reading your comment, and nowhere in it do I see anyone with their hand in the President's face. I see many hands reaching out to attempt to shake the President's hand, which was a normal thing, in 1963. Security was more relaxed back then, as compared to today, but then that is one of the many lessons we learned from that day. No open top convertibles, and the general public certainly doesn't have the opprotunity to get that close to the President now. So many things about the President's security were changed after that day, but look what it cost us, as a country, to learn that lesson. We haven't been the same country since that tragic day.

[@michaeldavis1609]

First officer ive heard say it was a conspiracy

[@donbartels153]

I'm with you there. Refreshing to see.

[@stddisclaimer8020]

@@donbartels153 Yeah, it's "refreshing" alright; in the same way it is to hear someone claim the sun rises in the west. Totally refreshing.

[@stoobydootoo4098]

How can he say that he thought Ruby shot Oswald because the assassination upset him, then seconds later say that Ruby was involved in a conspiracy to kill Kennedy?

[@stddisclaimer8020]

@@stoobydootoo4098 Cognitive dissonance, or else the onset of senile dementia.

[@gene-dp1ce]

snuffy had a nice career

[@cynthiacarter665]

I have seen a picture of Mrs Kennedy riding a horse english style. She was not scared of horses but probably did not want to get her gloves dirty petting Snuffy. 😆

[@angelica351a]

2023 and found out what gun killedjfk

[@murdochscott7695]

Watch it boys, she could ride! Sheriff Fisher s posse couldnt catch her ! Hell, President Kahn gave her a super horse named Sardar.