President Kennedy Meets Macmillan - Technicolor (1963)

[@barringtonsmith9147]

He was safer here than in his own country,

[@observatoriogeral9456]

John Lennon too

[@jackpow2004]

Just about any American is safer abroad. Foreign countries have 1 or 2 dozen gun deaths per year while we have many tens of thousands of them in the same timeframe.

[@jb-vb8un]

@jackblot - ya ' just about ' present zero hard facts

[@chamade166]

The US murder rate is similar to many other 3rd world countries so no wonder.

[@larryaldama1673]

👍😂

[@Johnny53kgb-nsa]

President Kennedy was loved so much, not just in America, but around the world. He had a certain way of carrying himself, a certain swagger, and demeanor, many call it class, or Camelot.

[@rohan_3128]

Even in his few years of service, he is still known pretty much worldwide

[@dynjarren8355]

And he stood as a shining symbol of America of everything that’s possible as he pledged a Man on the Moon before the decade ended and he didn’t live to see it but it came true. It was American exceptionalism at the time that was leading the world.

[@jb-vb8un]

specuaation & meaningless symbolism

[@dynjarren8355]

@@jb-vb8un No, America stood for something back then. Exceptionalism. Going to the Moon and back safely. Riding Dunebuggys on the Moon!

[@kathrynbellerose6216]

Kennedy loved people and as President wanted Americans to see him up close and personal ; unfortunately it made him an easy target. We loved him may he and Jackie rest in eternal peace.

[@barbarajolley6578]

Amen.

[@jb-vb8un]

the underage interns

[@jb-vb8un]

@OkU2 the party of the KU KLUX KLAN has no ethics or morals - - JFK's friend Dave Powers gave Alford several daiquiris to drink at the pool before the president arrived and whisked her away into the White House. They kept their affair to JFK's bedroom, according to the New York Post. Turns out she went to the same school that Jacqueline Kennedy once attended. According to the Post, he made Alford wait in a hotel room for hours until he called for her. Usually, he would only call at night. Alford called this "the Waiting Game." Other times, Kennedy allegedly made steps to ensure the affair would be kept secret, according to the New York Post. When Alford told Kennedy she had met Lyndon Johnson, she claims he told her to stay away from the vice president, fearing that Johnson could use his knowledge of the affair to his advantage.

[@jb-vb8un]

@OkU2 JFK even brought Alford to the White House during the Cuban Missile Crisis. JFK forced Alford to try drugs at a wild party hosted by Bing Crosby. ( the drug was amyl nitrate, commonly known as poppers. Allegedly Alford didn't want to try them but JFK opened a capsule and placed it under her nose. JFK then didn't try any himself.) he new book says JFK challenged Alford to perform oral sex on his friend Dave Powers at the White House pool. Alford complied, while Kennedy watched silently. At a Democratic fund-raiser JFK suggested that she have sex with his brother, Ted Kennedy

[@jb-vb8un]

@OkU2 due to his recklessness, INCOMPETENT MAGALOAMIAC JFK's PT boat was rammed by a Japanese ship causing it to break in two and explode. Two men died, while the rest clung to the front end of the PT boat.

[@michaelburton5988]

Those two statesmen probably saved the world from nuclear war in 1962 God bless them both may they rest in peace

[@Xxx_Reagan_MLG_xxX]

Isen't the second statesmen who saved the world in 1962 the Premier Nikita Kruschev ?

[@gloriagreenish3756]

Pity those G men were not so concerned and close up in Dallas on 22 Nov 1963🤬

[@dalekinthewater4708]

They were apparently great friends and Harold even wrote to Jackie Kennedy after JFK's assassination until he passed away in 1986

[@calescapee9642]

Bullet Proof Cadillac? My Foot. Non Bullet proof Lincoln

[@risitasfrance9020]

Thank you for sharing these high quality and colored videos of John Kennedy 🙏

[@PC-lu3zf]

His last year the world had no idea he would be dead before years end:(

[@clc-gl4jn]

Well he actually did have an idea he was going to die believe it or not multiple times he claimed it and the night before he died he said how much he hated Texas and had a bad feeling about it - as well that night before he was killed how it seemed like that day was going to be a "clear day to shoot the president" to Jackie...

[@clc-gl4jn]

He also said in an interview how unnerving it was to have people within your own Circle take you out. Just saying this as it FYI I'm not being rude

[@RickCT2000]

Harold MacMillan is one of the greatest leaders of the 20th century!

[@EkinYalvac]

So they used bulletproof limo in this trip and his inauguration but not in Dallas? Who killed the Kennedys?

[@gavinrobb85]

That was not bullet proof and the same car used in Dallas. Everyone just thought it was armoured.

[@Andre-yt8tp]

The mob controls everything yk

[@MK-rw1on]

@@Andre-yt8tp hahahha good joke

[@PC-lu3zf]

CIA rogue agents killed JFK using mob. The man who fired the fatal shot is a guy named James Files he confessed I trust his story.

[@MicroSoftner]

The narrator say bullet proof Cadillac, it was neither...

[@rogerparis]

That was great.

[@daggen7273]

That LINCOLN has never been a CADILLAC.

[@anthonycampos8057]

RIP Mr President

[@MrSwifts31]

President John Kennedy and Harold Macmillan were quite closely related. Harold Macmillans wife was Dorothy(Nee Cavendish) and, William John Robert Cavendish (her nephew) Lord Hartington, married Kathleen Agnes Kennedy, sister of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 35th President of the USA When her father was serving as U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Kathleen made many friends in London and was the "debutante of 1938.Working with the Red Cross, she began a romantic relationship with Lord Hartington, whom she married in May 1944. He was killed on active service in Belgium only four months later. Kathleen died in a plane crash in 1948, flying to the south of France while on vacation with her new partner, the 8th Earl Fitzwilliam.

[@MapleSyrupPoet]

JFK's son - John Jr. - walks, just like his father ...I noticed, from watching previous vid

[@michaelbarnhart2593]

JFK Jr. had the same issue as his dad with one leg slightly shorter than the other and they both used lifts. The back issues his dad suffered were brought about in childhood illnesses and made worse by the war and his treatment for Addisons.

[@jackie54ful]

I wish I was alive when we had real presidents

[@PC-lu3zf]

My mum met JFK twice in London and in Houston day before his murder. She said he was a lovely down to earth guy.

[@Vivi-c7o7p]

@@PC-lu3zf i bet that’s awesome how lucky so must feel!

[@jameshaynes6992]

Sigh. History often romanticizes people. Kennedy was not a good man.

[@gallowsradio]

Well, he lived there as the young son of Joseph K. So he knows the lingo well...

[@hannahcarvalho8664]

wonderful president Kennedy!!

[@markbailey1970]

He used to call him “uncle Harold”

[@niveditaagarwal1084]

A president with a lot of courage and dedication for his people and country 👏 ❤❤

[@InChristalone737]

His limo was not bullet proof

[@dynjarren8355]

What? No Open Limo Ride? It’s strange to see him in a closed Limo now after what happened. Who made the decision to take the top off in Dallas? That was a bad decision that cost Kennedy his life. RIP JFK

[@KingCharles3]

Yes, certainly is surprising that he has a closed car when in a small English village but then an open one in a busy Dallas

[@dynjarren8355]

@@KingCharles3 Somebody set him up for Assassination it looks like because it not a consistent policy. That’s an irregularity. Did JFK make the decision to ride in an open Limo in Dallas? If not him, then who made the call? Because that decision cost him his life! I’d really like to know the answer to this question. Please reply if you know it. Thanks.

[@Nominay]

It was not any one's person's decision.

[@dynjarren8355]

@@Nominay Wait a second! That doesn’t make sense. Someone removed the Cover. And nothing is left to chance when it concerns a Presidents safety and protection. If the cover was removed by accident, don’t you think the Secret Service would object to it and change it? They wouldn’t just accept it and be quiet about it because it jeopardizes the President. So someone at some point made the decision to have them ride in an open Limo and that decision cost JFK his life. I don’t buy it that no one made the decision. That’s impossible.

[@marciadiehl5733]

Kennedy made the decision himself, according to Jackie's Secret Service agent assigned to her.

[@garethlloyd7103]

President Kennedy Meets Macmillan - Technicolor (1963)

[@jackpow2004]

So refreshing to see a president not salute his subordinate about 28 rungs below him in the military. That actor Reagan started that idiocy and so many dunces after him have followed suit. Including war hero Bush Sr which is really ridiculous, since he should know better.

[@Trumpforever47]

its called respect, the president is their commander in chief

[@jackpow2004]

@@Trumpforever47 you don’t salute those lower than you in rank in the military. None of them do it except the president, and like I said that was started by the theatrical Reagan. It needs to stop. It’s illogical and stupid.

[@dnhy7951]

I completely agree with you chiku.

[@Nominay]

@@Trumpforever47 It's called Reagan was a phony who you bought into.

[@TT_1221]

Couldn't agree more and Reagan spend ww2 in Jack Warner's movie studio pretending to be a war hero by the way. He never left the US during the service. And another thing, what's with a flag on every suit lapel these days. If a President was seen today without a flag on their lapel there would be a meltdown.

[@WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1]

JFK saw Macmillan as his closest ally.

[@josephinekeller2836]

Centrist Philosopher they had a lovely friendship.Jackie kept up the friendship until he died

[@patricklawrence2207]

@@josephinekeller2836 up t Irish 🇮🇪😀🇮🇪

[@bazza945]

All that wealth and power could not save them from multiple tragedies.

[@foreverred105]

@@patricklawrence2207 Who?

[@elcaballerodecaldas3914]

@@bazza945 《UNA TERRIBLE MALDICIÓN, ACOMPAÑÓ SIEMPRE A LOS KENNEDY; IGUAL QUE A LA PROLE DEL REY DAVID. 》

[@dukeofhaas]

This short film is a nice slice of JFK's visit to the UK. But sadly, the comment made at 1:41 was not accurate: the president's car was not "bulletproof." Indeed, it's the same vehicle in which President Kennedy was assassinated only five months later in Dallas, Texas. The plastic roof panels had no anti-ballistic properties and were in place merely to protect the occupants from inclement weather. Also, the presidential security men were members of the United States Secret Service and not "G-men," the latter term typically used to describe agents of the US Federal Bureau of Investigation, or FBI. Small details, to be sure, but history demands accuracy.

[@richardsimms251]

I believe President Kennedy’s protective Secret Service men might have been talked out of insisting that the President NOT ride in open top cars. I believe that Mr Kennedy liked these convertibles when he toured the public by car and Kennedy may have accepted the “small risk” of being shot.

[@ednakelley814]

Did Macmillian catch a ride in the President's helocopter Marine One?

[@user-vy2sz8mj6m]

JFK~♥

[@CC-kk3zz]

This is the car in which he which he was riding when assassinated in Dallas

[@neilmurray6943]

Lincoln not a Caddie

[@daedralord1]

He can barely walk cos of his back

[@aughalough1]

You talking about Macmillan, JF Kennedy was a ex-war veteran (war hero)

[@Bklyn93]

@@aughalough1 JFK had a terrible back as well as Addison's Disease and took painkillers daily.

[@jonnnyren6245]

@@Bklyn93 and had a back brace as well.

[@timothymcclaire3276]

Yet he trots up and down stairs to an aircraft! Barely walk - BS

[@ryan-tc3rk]

1:38 The Gman?

[@ronaldrothchild4068]

JFK SHAKES HAND WITH FATHER FROM CHURCH THEN SEES IRISH CALL GIRL WHAT A MAN 35TH!

[@ronaldrothchild4068]

All those girls dreaming of jfk

[@alfredfreedomjones5105]

Yep especially the Irish girls. They even canceled school for his visit so everyone could go see JFK! That’s how much the country was in love with him.

[@lucasgameskleijweg3603]

60 years ago america fell for good

[@helenzhou3594]

With Jacqueline A Son Two Son ✌️

[@helenzhou3594]

In 1950”s

[@brashcrab]

British Raj 1846

[@andrealuisecandido1154]

her E again am born year 1966 on 4. 28 . If who ever has unTil yet mental problems Because of The 1. Lady + PresidenT Kennedy no idea why also in u.s.a. are many PsychiaTriTs

[@智美伊東-d5h]

竹田喜代子って、なんなの？ 伊東智美MI6とCIA

[@annguyendoan7189]

Day pháo ngay xuân / trung ngon nghịch nhi

[@SamSam-rs8mo]

He met with john lennon on this trip

[@salomonrodrigocumsillelabb8487]

Really?

[@marciadiehl5733]

@@salomonrodrigocumsillelabb8487 No.

[@spockboy]

Very funny

[@garethlloyd7103]

President Kennedy Meets Macmillan - Technicolor (1963)

[@garethlloyd7103]

President Kennedy Meets Macmillan - Technicolor (1963)