How The Life And Death Of JFK Changed The World | The Kennedy Half-Century | Timeline

[@jameszelaznysr5179]

I am now 81 years old and I have a lot of pride and proud of being able to attend his funeral for a one-in-a-million leader of wisdom

[@AllaAslanyanHAYKADON]

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[@blackrose7596]

[@bongboi2831]

Wow that actually blows my mind you are one lucky man😮

[@kimdiedrich9712]

@@AllaAslanyanHAYKADON What are you talking about?!

[@connornaquin6058]

I remember my mother and I watching our black and white tv. I was only 4 and not paying that much attention, when I heard my mother start crying. That’s when I turned to look for myself. Since then I’ve always held JFK as the best president we had ever had. 😢

[@allanpattison329]

Jack's death was tragic. Bobby's death was a disaster.

[@Tam5115]

I was born in 1962, so I was only 18 months old when the assassination happened. I was pretty young when I found a book my parents had gotten to his memory after his death. Any time I had an opportunity, I would get that book out and and study it. I don't know why, but I was drawn to him. I still am.

[@charlenelayhew4811]

This country changed forever the moment he was assassinated and never has recovered.

[@pstonedawg9576]

Loma

[@ashleykieckhefer498]

Comment of this and the last century

[@klaus-dieterkoch363]

Hello, i am from Germany. Don't you think that without the Beatlemania which started at the Ed Sullivan show in February 1964, the collective depression would never had ended at that time?

[@andrejamison2723]

Yes this country did change one of the reasons was you had young people who never did anything from an adult point of view protesting things and we went from a very patriotic or male-like society to the beginning of a very dominant feminist and feminine society one of the things Eisenhower warned was the teamwork and the combination of the university's and the military industry fast forward this is what's going on Fox News was founded based off the hypocrisy of left-wing liberal news journalists and they started with Lyndon Johnson and the Vietnam war but gained superpower when they took down Nixon

[@j3sschristy29]

It can’t people in USA just don’t want peace 💔

[@StephiSensei26]

For those of us "Boomers" who've lived through and experienced this era in our history first hand, it is both a blessing and a burden to carry in our memories. This documentary analysis of the past 60+ years, is a fair representation and offers some perspective as to what we were privileged to be a part of, for better or worse.

[@thomasdswift8836]

Hello I'm totally in love with your comment, I'm Thomas from Charlotte north Carolina and you're

[@rayoeler3055]

Beyond words in what you say here ! Kennedys legacy lives on ! Exception to one we all know today ! And I don't have to say who . When a president can bring hope and look for the greater good of the country in which he was elected ! That in itself gives the public hope as well ! I met J FK as a kid and believe me his insprations I admired then and still do today ! For what he told me told me at the time , You have dreams young man , but now make them your realities ! Only if we the people could back too that way of thinking ! Could or might make a better place in our time on earth . . Standup for who we are despite our enemies . That is find meaning of unity in the words United States of America by remembeing the words , ASK NOT what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country ! Think about it !

[@paulfrank9047]

As a millennial in my late 20s, a part of me envies the boomers for being able to live through so many iconic social, political, and economic events. The birth of rock n roll and its worldwide conquest in the 60s and 70s of the music charts with the Beatles/Led Zeppelin; seeing the Cold War end as peaceful as it could have with fall of Berlin Wall and reunification; rise of Reagan; rise of Kennedy. You guys got a very compelling story in world history; desegregation, expanding voting laws, relaxation of stringent sexual norms via the sexual revolution; the decriminalization of public expressions of homosexual affection; etc. Of course “my time” now is compelling but I’m a way different way via the division of the liberals and conservatives and a war in Ukraine with accompanying double digit inflation. I love modern technology, but I’d give it all up to be born in 55 or 1960 to see all the changes you went through first hand. Boomers may be old in some young peoples eyes, but modern America is founded on your sacrifice and critical thinking to question the governements authority. Everything from computers, to self improvement with lifting weights, to promulgating woman’s rights to work (if they want to) all started with the boomers.

[@StephiSensei26]

@@paulfrank9047 5 Stars! Thank you Paul Frank for your openminded and insightful comment.🤩

[@shernitadee]

@@paulfrank9047 thank you for your very insightful comment. So True, I feel i have lived through so much, remembering the assassination as a little girl was devastating and to live through the divide of desegregation was most gut wrenching, the abuse the blacks endured was terrifying, the hangings, dragging, beatings and killings and then the President and the killings continued. I questioned what was it all about.... just simply giving rites to your fellow man. It seems it just continues.

[@jennifer_m.8613]

My dad was in elementary school when this happened, and everyone received a prayer card for JFK, as he was the first Catholic president and it was a Catholic school. He still has it somewhere. There was pre-JFK and post-JFK, then there was pre-9/11 and post-9/11. The world would be so different now (maybe no 9/11, maybe no crazy conspiracy theories about tragedies, maybe we would still have faith in and trust our government) if John Fitzgerald Kennedy had not been killed.

[@raulmacias6146]

I was in first grade at San Fernando Elementary School in San Fernando, California on November 22,1963. President Kennedy's color portrait was displayed on the walls of the school rooms. As a boy, I was mesmerized by our Beloved President John F. Kennedy. We were so proud of him. I'm 65 years old now and the shocking memory of his assassination is seared in my mind and will be so until I pass on. REST IN ETERNAL PEACE ~ PRESIDENT JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY.

[@lindamullins1446]

I was in middle school and it did something to me about such a cruel thing to happen. Then MLK and Bobby. I was a crazy time But I think now is more crazy than ever people worship trump a criminal vulgar man who doesn't even know how the government works. I love Bobby Jr but he has to many conspiracy theories for me and I worry he will split the Biden vote and the monster will get back in office. He deserves prison and I believe if it doesn't happen worse people will continue to interfere with our government from working properly God help us to open our eyes to truth.

[@nancymetcalf3808]

I know this happened years ago, but to watch this today is still horrific..

[@vergerinesalone8853]

A life gone to soon, I love his speeches... only 4 year old at the time .

[@baliyae]

As a history lover, I was and still am fascinated by the JFK assassination. This documentary is very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

[@randomvidz512]

Check his ties to the Irish mob

[@jacobjones5269]

What’s fascinating about it?.. Can’t be the crime, can it?.. The repercussions?.. What?..

[@loisfolk5492]

Very sad. What could of been?

[@thomasdswift8836]

I'm totally impressed with your comment well how are you doing ?

[@wolfman-nz6or]

lbj had jfk killed ill go to my grave believing that.......i dont think lbj did it i know he did it...read blood,money,and power........

[@clinically_insane_]

John F. Kennedy is my favorite president. He was a good person, he was hot, he also carried situations very well. Rest in Peace John Fitzgerald Kennedy.

[@markrymanowski719]

Clinically sane President when we needed him most.

[@jackschitt7783]

I was born in the 70s well after this part of our history. As a child my family went to Washington DC several times until we saw everything that's there, mainly the museums. I don't remember much of our trips there however one of the things that stuck with me I can't seem to forget is visiting Kennedy's grave. Even in death he has an amazing presence.

[@markross2124]

I was 8 years old and the Nuns in the catholic grade school, who idolized Kennedy because he was catholic, ushered us into Church while we were led in prayer. We were all sent home where I received the terrible news that he had died from his gunshot injuries. He was our last 'real' president, his own man doing what was best for everyone in the USA no matter the consequences.

[@elishahthompson4334]

That eternal flame leaves an indelible impression. Saw as a child & will never forget

[@anonymousadult]

Yes, I’m the same age as you- I bet it was a phenomenal experience to visit the Eternal Flame. Yes, I live in Dallas- it is still surreal to drive thru Dealy Plaza, knowing the ghosts and secrets it holds.

[@rocker76m88]

I went there on a high school trip in the early 80s. I was overcome with emotion looking at the sea of white crosses at Arlington Cemetery. Seeing Kennedy's grave was surreal and heartbreaking as well. Watching the exchange of guards at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier put me over the edge. Will never forget that.

[@blackrose7596]

John he was great

[@oliverrojas3185]

Until I heard this video's narration in unision with a photo of Jack Kennedy standing next to Lyndon Johnson on a plane, I never understood the tacit eloquence of her statement. Thanks to Miss Jacky Kennedy, her relatives, and the Kennedy family for having helped instill calm and diplomacy during the after math of John F. Kennedy's assination.

[@triplet123c]

John F Kennedy was so loved, as a child, he was memorialized throughout my mother's Puerto Rican home. Many Puerto Ricans were still filled with sorrow at the mention of his name. My stepdad even did a painting of a statue of him. I am 57 years old and I still love John F Kennedy. What a beautiful innocence in those days.

[@christopherburnham1612]

I was 8 yrs old when I learnt that JFK had been killed, I am an Aussie ,and I didn't know about world politics, but I feel a deep and unexplainable sadness that day

[@waynekoch2284]

Agree entirely. Aussie here 15 then.

[@richdeering9580]

I was 8 too, it affected me in a similar way. It gave me a: “whoops, wrong planet” feeling. 🇬🇧

[@nathanieldavis5231]

I was 7 ,a NYC kid, said to myself ,maybe they're wrong ,he's going to be okay. Saturday morning I knew I was wrong.

[@verawarren2893]

This was VERY well done. The topic is interesting & it shows you how politics unfolded after JFK's murder in the most fascinating way. Thank you!

[@n8archy121]

Sounds like the whole thing was recorded through a toilet paper tube

[@lawjef]

This was interesting but completely ignored all of the deceit and poor policy decisions of the JFK presidency. Is this a documentary or a political motivaition music video? Why is it so difficult to present pros and cons, costs and benefits, etc. Why does the documentary have to be "vote for us, we are awesome"? Who wants that?

[@TheListOf]

@@lawjef Like what????

[@nomadicgringo9312]

S.O.B./ S.O.P. , vera warren

[@PredestinedtowinforJesus]

There’s no way the CIA wasn’t behind it. He might have not had the best private life but he really wanted this world to be a better place

[@jameszelaznysr5179]

There are not too many presidents politicians that come around with the WISDOM that the Kennedys HAD not only for our country but for the world

[@johnsrous1616]

We were robbed of one of te greatest orators and leaders of our time. When a loss like that of John Kennedy hits us we are left with the "what-if?" story. There may never be anyone else who will mean so much to so many as JFK did. Such a loss

[@jb-vb8un]

sure man whatever

[@nathanieldavis5231]

Bruce too, The Little Dragon !

[@jayceewaldner8505]

@j b I’ve seen you commenting in a few JFK videos/documentaries I’ve watched, why do you even come here if you dislike JFK in the first place? To heckle and spread your opinion of him among those that admire him? Not cool dude

[@johnsrous1616]

@@jayceewaldner8505 exactly how did I heckle JFK? I'm a huge fan of his! Did you read someone else's comment and attribute it to me? I hope not.

[@jb-vb8un]

@@jayceewaldner8505 facts & evidence debunk "those that admire" - - - THE CLAIM ... Democrats are unwavering in our support of equal opportunity for all Americans. That’s why we’ve worked to pass every one of our nation’s Civil Rights laws…. On every civil rights issue, Democrats have led the fight. AND NOW THE FACTS September 24, 1957 Sparking criticism from Democrats including Senators John Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson, President Eisenhower deployed the 82nd Airborne Division to Little Rock, AR to force Democrat Governor Orval Faubus to integrate their public schools. May 6, 1960 President Eisenhower signed the Republicans’ Civil Rights Act of 1960, overcoming a 125-hour, round-the-clock filibuster by 18 Senate Democrats. May 2, 1963 Republicans condemned Bull Connor, the Democrat “Commissioner of Public Safety” in Birmingham, AL for arresting over 2,000 black schoolchildren marching for their civil rights. September 29, 1963 Gov. George Wallace (D-AL) defied an order by U.S. District Judge Frank Johnson (appointed by President Dwight Eisenhower) to integrate Tuskegee High School. June 9, 1964 Republicans condemned the 14-hour filibuster against the 1964 Civil Rights Act by U.S. Senator and former Ku Klux Klansman Robert Byrd (D-WV), who served in the Senate until his death in 2010.

[@dubliners0999]

So sad. I feel like the world lost out in so many ways. I think politics and the United States (and the world) would have been a much better place with both JFK and Bobby Kennedy in it. Even though I was only a year old, I could feel that something bad had happened and today, my heart still breaks for these losses.

[@michaelhasenstein721]

The fact you give their womanizing a pass speaks volumes. They weren't moral people any more than anyone else. Myth, boomers are filled with them.

[@johnsrous1616]

My parents went to get their wedding license the day Pres Kennedy was assassinated and I was born nearly 4 years later on August 22, 1967. We Americans and all who walk the 🌎 still feel his loss

[@benmoore42]

In a 17-year time period, America lost JFK, MLK, RFK, Elvis Presley, and John Lennon. That was tough for our people. Throw in Vietnam, and it’s a minor miracle we’re still standing today. We might be hanging by a thread, but we are still hanging. Go USA!

[@vernpascal1531]

@@benmoore42 Well said. I was reading Killing The Celebrities and I never knew that Elvis tripped and fell in'67 when he was making Clambake in his rented Beverly Hills Mansion and hit the Porcelain Bathtub and was out cold. the King was out of commission for 2 weeks. I believe he suffered Brain Damage and was never the same mentally. Then of course he took a massive amount of drugs and was basically gone and a shell of himself by'74 or so.

[@moobrien1747]

It did. And it haß.

[@MartinLopez-mo7tm]

JFK's presidency was the best of times.

[@adamtapas5584]

Not if you were from Vietnam or Laos or Korea or Russia or Romania etc etc. It might have been good for Americans that stayed at home and only let their children be sent to war. The best of times for a tiny minority of the world.

[@GregoryJByrne]

@@adamtapas5584"In the final analysis it is their war (South Vietnamese) They are the ones who have to win it or lose it." Sept 2 1963 JFK interview with Walter Cronkite. So much ancient history was destroyed stolen or hidden during that war it makes you wonder? The GALACTIC Milankovitch cycles cause our climate trends Obliquity and Cataclysmic Climate cycles Precession with the Eccentricity cycle 235,000 year rotation of the GALACTIC bulge being the outside force. Antikythera device was a predictor of the GALACTIC Milankovitch cycles. Jesus said "All shall seek shelter under rocks or in caves" From the EMP pillars of fire/lightning and 100 lb Talen sized Hail in these the climate change END TIMES due to Precession cycle. Every 12,000 years NOW, half the Great Year, PRECESSION cycle of the 7 north stars Jesus held in his hand to warn us. Our solar system eclipses our galaxies Double Torus magnetic plane which causes our Sun's Double Torus magnetosphere to get excited which in turn causes our planets Double Torus Magnetosphere to get excited causing the END TIMES climate change with EMP pillars of fire/lightning, Oort cloud comets, 100 lb Talen sized Hail, Low altitude drought, High altitude flash floods, increased intensity & frequency of Tornadoes (Earth;s version of solar flares) Hurricanes/Cyclones, Volcanoes, Earth quakes & these are just the birthing pains. Mother Earth's WATER won't break until the conjunction of the planets in 2033 when the oceans will get pulled around the planet east to west at around 800 mph at the equator. END TIMES plan Ezekiel Musk VTVL rocket ARK's. Ezekiel Musk Boring company underground cities like Derenkuyu, Capadoccia, Longyou caves, Barahat caves etc. "All shall seek shelter under rocks or in caves" Ezekiel Musk decentralized energy with Tesla cars. Ezekiel Musk underground grow ops to hedge against EMP pillars of fire/lightning. ZNAMYA solar sail laser spotlight satellites. Garden Eden & Geo-Engineering. CARNAC stones WALL across USA to divert Noah's east to west tidal waves to come. Stop forcing people into Soylent Green cities & release all crown land to put people back onto the land. "Meek hunter gatherers homesteaders shall inherit the earth." & Praise Jesus he unites us all "Slave=Master" & united the Brood of Vipers can't Divide & Conquer humanity along race, creed, class & religious lines.

[@MartinLopez-mo7tm]

Adam, when were you born?

[@ilduce5874]

And it was also the worst of times.

[@howardgofstein7366]

Until we became wise and realized it actually wasn’t

[@user-qc5ob6qz9l]

JFK was my grandmas favorite president, he died on her 16th birthday, November 22

[@samshepperrd]

I was in my 4th grade classroom when the principal, a tall thin Lincolnrsque man everyone admired, walked in with a transistor radio covering the events. He explained to every class in that school what had just happened.

[@markross2124]

I was 8 years old and the Nuns in the catholic grade school, who idolized Kennedy because he was catholic, ushered us into Church while we were led in prayer. We were all sent home where I received the terrible news that he had died from his gunshot injuries. He was our last 'real' president, his own man doing what was best for everyone in the USA no matter the consequences.

[@williamanthony9090]

They dismissed us from school half an hour early. I ran all the way home, arriving just in time to hear CBS announce that the president was dead. A bad weekend, a bad Thanksgiving, a bad Christmas, and a bad New Year's. Then four years later, when it seemed Bob Kennedy might return inspiration to the White House, he too was murdered. And although it sounds like a cliché, I think a part of America died with Bob Kennedy in June of 1968!

[@whatnow2626]

@@williamanthony9090 1968 was one of the most turbulent times in human history.

[@alitawibert6855]

I also was in my 4th grade classroom when the announcement was made over the PA speaker. We were released from school right afterward.

[@simoncroston4581]

Not a bad Doc. Whatever his flaws, by standing up to the Cold War Hawks over the bay of pigs and the missile crises he saved the world twice. It’s little known, however there were tactical nukes in Cuba at the time of the Bay of pigs. Had he done what the Hawks wanted, WW3 would have ensued. As for Vietnam…Johnson changed JFK’s Vietnam stance whilst JFK was lying in state.

[@kimdiedrich9712]

Johnson was a terrible President and he never liked JFK, he was a big liar.

[@oliviapulley3626]

I absolutely loved this documentary ❤️. Please show more. I adore history

[@m.e.m.jr.4294]

hummm ic what your up to..........

[@carolines8560]

Grandma cried for days after we lost John F. Kennedy

[@bobkurtz2816]

Decades for me

[@jeffallcock4561]

Nov. 22, 1963. The day everything changed.

[@michealfaulkner8870]

Was born in 55, i have very clear memories of the 60s. I believe that it was an decade that not only changed the US, but the world. So many leaders begin killed. Malcolm X, MLK, RFK, the civil unrest. The Vietnam War at it height. As a child it seemed no it was a very scary time for the country and world. Memories that are burned into my mind.

[@funfeeds9505]

He had such a phenomenal but turbulent life...

[@groussac]

The JFK presidency, the promise cut short, the shining path that led to darkness, the realization that the country would never live up to its potential.

[@johnzeszut3170]

Maybe so but in Camelot JFK rolled around in the hay with Marilyn a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@williamanthony9090]

@@johnzeszut3170 Along with every other skirt he could chase down. Vicodin and women were his major recreational pursuits. Of course the general public didn't hear about it until decades later.

[@johnzeszut3170]

@@williamanthony9090 I read that he had a bad back and needed a brace and medication and it was obvious to even the most obtuse observer that he played around with the ladies. John "Marilyn Who?" Kennedy...

[@wolverine67044]

Him & bobby tag teamed Marilyn Monroe. Little bobby got jelly & was responsible for putting her to sleep forever

[@johnzeszut3170]

@@wolverine67044 There is an excellent possibility that Marilyn would of been around a lot longer had she not hooked up with the Kennedy tribe....

[@thinadlamini4671]

I remember watching his E! True Hollywood Story and honestly this man left a huge void in many hearts of Americans.

[@jb-vb8un]

@thinadia - E ' true ' hollybolly ' .... hilarious statement

[@mr.sherlockholmes6130]

LBJ and The CIA had Mr Kennedy Killed and that changed our world forever. We would never be the same . Mrs Kennedy later admitted she believed that LBJ had Her Husband. May JFK Never be forgotten. A truly great Man .

[@alexandarvoncarsteinzarovi3723]

LBJ pulled the race card for votes and later got the US into Nam, something JFK really wanted to not happen, he took MarArthurs warning very seriously, the barons struck and thus ended the last hope the US might ever had to fix things,

[@curtisblair9519]

U can add hoover to that

[@orhansaimdemirturk]

Good documentary. Still good after almost ten years.

[@liamodriscoll3739]

I SAW HIM IN MY HOMETOWN CORK CITY IRELAND IN June 1963 HE CAME TO CORK CITY AS PART OF HIS 1963 VISIT TO HIS IRISH ROOTS AND COUSINS MARY RYAN AND FAMILY OF COUNTY WEXFORD IRELAND IN CORK HE GOT A FANTASTIC RECEPTION MANY THOUSANDS TURNED OUT TO GREET ME AND LOTS OF OTHERS WERE GIVEN TIME OFF WORK TO GO GREET HIM I WAS ON THE SOUTH MALL STREET IN CORK CITY HE WAS ON HIS WAY TO MEET THE THEN LORD MAYOR OF CORK CITY SEAN CASEY AND OTHER DIGNITARIES AT CITY HALL A WONDERFUL HAPPY SPECIAL GOLDEN MEMORY FOR ME J F K R I P AMEN ❤

[@oliviapulley3626]

I didn't think that I was going to comment until I read some of the others. I had turned 3 in April of 1963. My mother was downtown in Washington DC working. My sisters and I were home and our Mother came in crying. She told us what had happened. We remember going to the White House for the Easter egg roll and we had been exposed to our government buildings so even as young children we knew who our president was. I became a history buff on his assassination. At age 63 there are still a million questions that I have and wonder if they can ever be answered. We Americans can handle the truth. Please let it come out!!

[@liamodriscoll3739]

@@oliviapulley3626 YES VERY SAD THAT WE DO NOT KNOW THE REAL TRUTH AND PROBABLY NEVER WILL J F K AND R F K R I P AMEN 💖

[@jameszelaznysr5179]

I wonder why I can never see any documentaries or videos like this on TV stations or even the public TV stations I wish they would educate the younger generation on who this man really was

[@jameszelaznysr5179]

The least they can do is at least show the speech he made at the University about PEACE

[@antoniohosino145]

WHEN YOU LISTEN TO JFK SPEAK , IF YOU LISTEN CLOSELY IT ROCKS YOU TO THE CORE OF ONE'S SOUL OF JUST HOW TRUE OF THE VERY KEY POINTS OF HIS SPEECHES AND THEIR VERY MEANINGS OF HOW THEY AFFECT EVERY AMERICAN 🇺🇸!!!!!

[@donaldcarpenter5328]

My parents said he "lifted" you out of your shoes...I was born one month and a few days after he took office. My whole FUTURE was ALTERED, PERVERTED that day!! It STILL UPSETS ME and it ALWAYS WILL!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jb-vb8un]

@ANTONIO - the amount of fabrication & failed promises were key to the democrat KKK / BLM / ANTIFA party

[@bobstache4666]

Yes

[@antoniohosino145]

@@bobstache4666 NO ONE !!!! INCLUDING REAGAN COULD HOLD COURT LIKE JFK DID !!!!

[@ip4157]

His death broke the hearts of Americans and people around the world.

[@jb-vb8un]

@ip41 - then they were terribly wrong & misinformed

[@yanliew4027]

A reckless streak ?

[@ecuadorexpat8558]

NEVER Forgotten RIP JFK Robert John John and Jackie

[@johnzeszut3170]

When anybody needs a media build up like JFK had and is still getting there has to be something behind the scenes not so good. I do admire Jackie - she was not dull and had to know her husband was an adulterer. She probably knew that silence was golden and the key to a long life...

[@lionofgod5843]

I’ve never understood what was so special about Kennedy. But it has been with me all my life. I was under 10 years old at that time.

[@kxkxkxkx]

Public relations/perception management

[@lionofgod5843]

@@kxkxkxkx but that’s irrelevant to a little kid who knew nothing accept this guy was a president t

[@AG-iu9lv]

@@lionofgod5843 I was born 15 years after the assassination, but as an adult, I understand the appeal of Kennedy.

[@iknowexactlywhoyouare8701]

The Kennedy’s were the closest thing America had to a royal family

[@nicholacousins8563]

Lol yes our in thr UK is corupt as well

[@howardgofstein7366]

Oh gawd, that sounds ridiculous

[@howardgofstein7366]

We don’t need a “royal family”

[@Knight860]

For all of Johnson's flaws he (or his advisors) were smart enough to see the writing on the wall and not run for a second term. Most politicians today would instead go down in flames trying for another term than bow out gracefully in defeat.

[@kenwelckle367]

If Johnson was an master politician. Then why did he not have courage or guts. To have said to generals. I will not send American soldiers to Vietnam.

[@Knight860]

@@kenwelckle367 He painted himself into a corner with the Gulf of Tonkin resolution. I never said the guy was smart.

[@johnadams5489]

The Vietnam War was lOST and Johnson knew it. Johnson was losing in the primaries and bailed out.

[@sheilakirby5616]

Or not so gracefully !!! Considering the 2020 presidential election and the behavior of ( H.R.C. ) as well as the democratic party !!! As well as both political parties inability to work together !!! Or how those politicians used the media and the so called elite to push forward their far left thinking and agendas *** and the continued and destructive use of the race card during the campaign process !!! Division of the American people by race !!!

[@Nicole-vz7iv]

Wonder how he feels about the state of our country today.

[@doriskray1430]

I wonder how ANY former president thinks about the state of our country today.

[@RussophileAmethystTsarina30]

Not good.

[@intodaysepisode...]

Its something about JFK and RFK's assassinations that makes me so sad. I wasn't born until 1986, and a history buff for sure. Those two deaths just make me so deeply sad. Also, 40:07- Sen. Bentsen made me scream laughing the way he looked across that room at the mention of JFK. He couldn't believe that guy compared himself to Jack 🤣🤣🤣

[@johnadams5489]

Yeah Dan Quayle. A LOSER.

[@petecordoni7534]

All the World 🌎 needs, Dee, is a female President. Hopefully, born in the 70's or 80's. A matriarchal leadership is just what We All need. That, and pressure to Open the Assassination Files,now that the conspirators are all departed and where they belong in History. ❤️ from Canada 🇨🇦...

[@TheListOf]

@@petecordoni7534 Female President? WHY?

[@plezful]

The Kennedy’s we’re going to bring true democracy around the world and those gangsters knew it so they had to be eliminated. It’s over just a matter of time.

[@radicalraven_]

@@TheListOf you're sexist

[@davidhunt7427]

*_We are not afraid to entrust the American people with unpleasant facts, foreign ideas, alien philosophies, and competitive values. For a nation that is afraid to let its people judge the truth and falsehood in an open market is a nation that is afraid of its people._* ~ John F. Kennedy *_Every time that we try to lift a problem from our own shoulders, and shift that problem to the hands of the government, to the same extent we are sacrificing the liberties of our people._* ~ John F. Kennedy *_Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable._* ~ John F. Kennedy [Remarks on the first anniversary of the Alliance for Progress, 13 March 1962]

[@hellentatsios7888]

and today we are that scared nation. how far we have fallen from who we could have been.

[@humbertocellig]

JFK the best President in modern history. He is the Michael Jordan of politics. Gone too soon! May the Lord be always with you Mr. President.

[@nooble9021]

That is a strange comparison but it works. I also agree.

[@mikealvord55]

Oh brother , he wasn’t even the best of the 20th century

[@linlin-qo9gj]

He is an evil that US government don't tell you, and the media don't tell you

[@J23-o7u]

@@mikealvord55 saids u ?

[@drarda76]

Definitely, he prevented a thermonuclear WW3....

[@roccofranzino4069]

A certain segment of America wouldn’t accept a more free, equal and just America which is still evident today.

[@Mrrobackenson1]

He pledged to get out of Vietnam in 1965. Certain people didn't like that.

[@robertanderson9375]

And what certain people were these nefarious folks?

[@jacquelinecrabb6088]

The assassination of JFK changed the 🌍 and many peoples lives and futures. I was 18 years old at the time and my life was tragically changed forever. Such a heart wrenching time. 😭😢😡👎🙏🙏

[@calidude1114]

Kennedy started the Vietnam war so not without flaws. In May 1961, JFK authorized sending an additional 500 Special Forces troops and military advisors to assist the pro‑Western government of South Vietnam. By the end of 1962, there were approximately 11,000 military advisors in South Vietnam.

[@pedenmk]

Yeah I agree, five years later they got Robert Kennedy also. Those who don't agree they get rid of them, so sad.

[@Elainerulesutube]

I was 18 at the time, too. Never forget it.

[@robertm9490]

I wasn’t born until 1981 but I’ve read so many books and watched so many films about the JFK Assassination. In my opinion it’s the biggest coverup in US History. And such a sad sad day for America and the World.

[@Jay-vr9ir]

Vaughan Meader .

[@eddasturrup4912]

THANKS FOR SHARING THE MEMORIES OF J. F. K ...... I WILL ALWAYS LOVE THIS MAN.... HE WAS THE BEST PRESIDENT..... IT IS SO SAD 😭 THAT HE WAS TAKEN FROM US........ I WONDER WHAT WOULD OUR COUNTRY BE LIKE IF HE HAD BEEN ALLOWED TO LIVE......

[@cptgulliver]

Kennedy was a Rock Star!

[@daysofgrace7818]

JFK was a charming and witty man!! I can now see what Marilyn Monroe, Judith Exner, Inga Arvad, Anita Ekberg, Ellen Rometsch, Gene Tierney, Mimi Alford, Marlene Dietrich, Mary Pinchot, Priscilla Wear, Jill Cowen and last but not least Jacqui Onassis saw in him!! He had more women than Prince and Rick James combined!! What a man, what a President GB 🇺🇸

[@Fargoguy54]

And your point is???

[@nathanieldavis5231]

​@@Fargoguy54 he got his duhhh !

[@sdhscrosscountry]

I grew up listening to his speeches and his call as Americans we can all make a difference .

[@usagi18]

My mom says she only day that compares to JFK's assassination day was 9-11

[@airt698]

I was born in 76 and it hurts me that we lost JFK someone was very envious of him and didn’t want him to take us to Eutopia they wanted us to rot slowly but surely 😢

[@margeryfranko1850]

Thank you for this documentary. I am grateful to Present John Fitzgerald Kennedy, for caring for all of humanity of the world. Happy Independence Day Weekend America 💜💙🙏🏾💚💛🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🕊🇺🇸🔔⚔️💜🌎🌍🌏🕊

[@suranarayanpatra4980]

What agitates our mind is why JFK was killed and who kiiled him ?

[@dietlindvonhohenwald448]

It was a conspiracy of people who were against his plans to improve the lives of all people and to make the world better for humanity.

[@lebeautymarq8834]

🤑IL

[@robertanderson9375]

Real historians knowcwh killed him. Real historians know it was Oswald.

[@hellentatsios7888]

bush senior, lbj, maheu,allen dulles, hoover and david morales. and maurice bisop and cliff murchison. these were the core conspirators along with others.

[@jayceewaldner8505]

There is an excellent documentary on KZbin called “The Men who killed Kennedy”. It’s definitely worth a watch and I highly recommend!

[@TetsuShima]

Speaking of the assassination of JFK, there is a really good novel written by Stephen King called 11/22/63, which was adapted into a miniseries in 2016. This novel is about a man from the present day (played by James Franco in the miniseries) who uses a portal that takes him to 1960, being his mission to prevent the assassination of JFK and the entry of the USA into the Vietnam war. It is really curious to see the way in which he gradually adapts to the simple times of the 60s, not to mention that the story also features characters from other works of King, such as the children of IT and the Antichrist Randall Flagg, the main antagonist of The Stand and the Dark Tower franchise. The most curious thing here is that the idea of writing a story in which a time traveler tries to prevent the assassination of JFK comes from a casual dialogue from the horrible miniseries that King made in the nineties called "The Langoliers"

[@badmanskill1112]

It's BS. CIA did it.

[@johnbaugh2437]

I’m not in to Stephen King novels, but a friend recommended this and I couldn’t put it down. It was an excellent book.

[@badmanskill1112]

@@johnbaugh2437 'JFK and the Unspeakable' is a great book.

[@litltoosee]

Timeline is simply theee best in presenting un-bias historical presentations. Don't you dare stop...this world desperately thirsts for reflection and balanced opinion to help guide us through the dangerous mine fields of history, to a path of deliverance and hopefully, enlightenment.

[@jonglewongle3438]

One of the first things which LBJ said post-assassination was that ' he's gone ', not in a sense of jubilation, but that its past history.

[@markmiller3308]

He had to. When the Captain of a ship is lost the First Mate has to run the ship and make sure the rest of the crew makes it. He had to say that for the country. If we didn’t move forward in the Cold War the russians would’ve exploited that tragedy for their own gain. He had to take command because at the time no one knew if Oswald was a lone nut or had bigger fish behind him. Oswald was like every assassin besides Booth, a loner and a failure at everything he did.

[@pophamlarry]

I'll never forget how LBJ said "that's the last time then Kennedys embarrasses me couple days later JFK was killed

[@hellentatsios7888]

lbjs remark says it all.he knew what was coming.

[@non-wokemillennialakat85re72]

Have always believed LBJ was the mastermind behind the JFK assassination. There is an old interview on here of a reporter asked LBJ did he think Kennedy was killed by international Relations, and that body Language and that smirk on his face gave it all away. RIP JFK

[@chavbudgie4299]

Said to his mistress, Madeleine Duncan Brown, on the night before his death after a meeting with oil men.

[@BoydXplorer]

Nice upload. Interesting to watch. Keep up the good work.

[@vasudevcharan8329]

Great human and great leader of all time. Thanks to upload.

[@erikcarrillo7378]

People can argue politics all they like but JFKs ability to reach the american people and inspire was unquestionable. America desperately needs someone to unify the nation and usher in a new era of peace and prosperity.

[@trentcruise3084]

🤣😂🤣😂

[@fredcollins8919]

Agreed 3000000%

[@jacobjones5269]

He definitely had it all.. Money, fame, looks, charm, and even the bonafides..

[@fredcollins8919]

@@jacobjones5269 brains, balls looks class heroism/courage optimism+realism, determination, perseverence, natural curiosity grear sense of both peesent & past and Global affairs & more, a great athlete, writer, scholar/reader & charismatic like few others & always thinking, observing & improving. Empathetic towards others as well esp since he too was often very sick throughout his entire life, giving him a very unique view on things in general.

[@jacobjones5269]

@@fredcollins8919 That too..

[@ariesone25]

A beautiful documentary...congratulations.

[@elizabethstratford6195]

I still miss him 🇦🇺

[@phillipallendreher6726]

I remember that day JFK came to Moline Illinois airport for a rally in1960 and I shook his hand! I was 8 Years old!

[@merios1023]

We were very fortunate to have had President jFK in our lives It was such a dark day when they took him from us He will never be forgotten

[@jb-vb8un]

@merios - wrong, and who are ' they '

[@hellentatsios7888]

@@jb-vb8un As Eisenhower said it, the military industrial complex.

[@jb-vb8un]

@@hellentatsios7888 incorrect again, Oswald acted alone. - - The term military-industrial complex was first used by U.S. Pres. Dwight D. Eisenhower in his Farewell Address on January 17, 1961. Eisenhower warned that the United States must “guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence…by the military-industrial complex,” which included members of Congress from districts dependent on military industries, the Department of Defense (along with the military services), and privately owned military contractors-e.g., Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and Northrop Grumman. Eisenhower believed that the military-industrial complex tended to promote policies that might not be in the country’s best interest (such as participation in the nuclear arms race), and he feared that its growing influence, if left unchecked, could undermine American democracy.

[@hellentatsios7888]

@@jb-vb8un wrong he didnt kill jfk.i totally diagree with you. why did so many witnesses die soon after jks death. who killed the witnesses. why are you pushing something thats totally wrong

[@jb-vb8un]

@@hellentatsios7888 what u call " pushing " is stating the FACTS & EVIDENCE

[@enoglasanimationclips1201]

Imagine...8 years John Kennedy and afther 8 years Robert Kennedy...that was allways my dream...

[@JFKMLK]

And 8 with Ted and MLK living they had to get rid of em CIA and Allen dulles the dulles Brothers

[@Qqxx22]

He stood up to those who really call the shots and he paid the ultimate price. May we have retribution for his assassination.

[@thomasedwardharrison2879]

If presidents were superheroes/villains JFK would be Superman

[@worldtopgun-3525]

Damn! How this country sunk rock bottom.

[@brucewayne3602]

the travesty of truth --- or is it ???

[@hellentatsios7888]

yes

[@distractionb]

I unsubscribed, not because I don't like this channel but because I just feel inundated with Timeline/history-hit videos and I do not appreciate the in content ads.

[@nyimalhamo7856]

Kennedy was my first and only presidential campaign.

[@mikejohnson2173]

You helped him on his 1960 campaign? You were there?

[@denniswedin5605]

I did not agree with everything JFK said. I do love my country. Our President was murdered in broad daylight. This had a profound effect on me and our country. Many years have past by, however this event effects us even today. The only way to put forth on the correct path is with the truth. Nothing shorter

[@StephenLuke]

RIP John F. Kennedy (1917-1963)

[@jerrisims9237]

I was in 3rd grade when this happened. ALL AMERICANS were grief-stricken and the hope of what was to be. America never was the same. There has never been another like him.

[@patriciaeddy7629]

I still shed tears to this day for this man and what.could have been. 😢

[@DangerousMoonwalkerOfficial]

God Bless You President John Fitzgerald Kennedy We Miss You Gone Too Soon 59 Years Taken Away From Us

[@Sweetpea1128]

Camelot….for sure. I was 16, a junior in high school, and President Kennedy gave my generation hope. Then he was gone. LBJ then went on to decimate my generation, morally, mentally and physically with the Vietnam war for his and his party’s gain. That would have not happened under Kennedy. Kennedy wanted us out of Vietnam. LBJ?? Pete Seeger said it best: The Big Fool Said To Push On.

[@bobkurtz2816]

LBJ KILLED JFK...........................I HAVE PROOF

[@Tmikelito111]

Best man America ever gave to the world .

[@deidredrakeBEST]

John F Kennedy even influance/inspired his successors for more than half-centuary, there lies his greatness. This video ilistrate it perfectly.

[@xdg6451]

We were all cheated by the people who killed this man.

[@wildbill6675]

I remember that day very well I was in the second grade in school I was home sick laying on the couch watching TV the whole world shut down when he was killed sad day for the whole world

[@jessiearies1912]

I am so pleased to see and hear the comments in this video. To acknowledge the man, his ideals, his intelligence, his insight is very admirable and deserves respect. It has been so very depressing to read & listen to all the vids. about his assassination done by his own government which is TREASON! This vid. is uplifting to know John F. Kennedy is seen for who he was & what he tried to do for his country. He deserved respect for the man he was. I have a great deal of respect for him. Rest In Peace, President Kennedy! 2023

[@stacey_1111rh]

Brilliant doc 👍🏼🇺🇸✌🏼

[@BrainsandFaith]

RIP President Kennedy!

[@ofrabjousday1]

Technically, you can. (12:10) It was actually Senator Yarborough from Texas, who first referenced Camelot when he described in his announcement of President Kennedy's death that "Excaliber has sunk beneath the waves." Jackie took that allusion, and then expounded upon it.

[@stevenmassa950]

Keep up the good work google. The commercial interruptions are almost on par with cable TV these days

[@brober]

IMO : JFK would thought having his administration termed "Camelot" pretty amusing. His actual favorite tune was Won't You Come Home Bill Bailey" about a cheating Irish husband whose wife throws him out. He would have admired Jackie with creating the Camelot myth however.

[@GeorgeVreelandHill]

America lost its innocence that day. We were never the same.

[@capecodder04]

My mother was pregnant with me when JFK was assassinated. I was born about 2-1/2 months later in February and for some reason I have had a great interest in his life and death story. I was also born and raised in Boston and now live on Cape Cod but I don't really think this has too much to do with my interest in JFK and his family. There is definitely something about him that draws you in or is compelling. Maybe it was camelot or maybe it was that he was much more than a handsome son from a very wealthy and privileged family. He was also very smart, well read, had great sense of humor and knowledge of history and he was human with some of the same faults and short comings that many of us also have. It's also very sad how he died at such a young age with such a young family and even though the real truth is out there, in the many books and documentaries that have been written and told as to who was really behind killing this man, I hope some day the truth is officially and unequivically on record and let the chips fall where they may. Edit: I wrote the above comment before watching this video. I can't believe who they chose to comment in this video. There had to be better choices than Nancy Pelosi. LBJ was at least aware if not a part of the assassination of John F Kennedy and Robert Kennedy and was most likely part of the coverup. LBJ was one of the most corrupt Presidents we ever had. You white washed LBJ's Presidency and who he really was as a man.

[@almavazquez6397]

So true...your ending statement...it is outrageous, and highly offensive to me as well...🇺🇲🙋

[@plezful]

Of course lbj was in it. Nixon knew Hoover Connolly and more. The orders came from britain.

[@henriettalowe4689]

I agree with you. I almost stopped watching when Pelosi came on and LBJ was worse than carter in my option. He was a malicious murderer allegedly

[@bluecollarlit]

The blind hatred against all Democrats which has been pushed by the rabid extreme right wing ever since these events, illustrated plainly. Easier to just take instructions about whom to hate than to think for yourself.

[@capecodder04]

@@bluecollarlit hatred against what the Democrats stand for and push for their agenda is not blind at all. They are evil and are doing satan's agenda.

[@W.Stryker]

My mom and dad were in school that day when they heard the announcement. Both of my uncles were in the United States Marine Corp. both were advisors in the early stages of Vietnam when they heard. Both my uncles survived Vietnam. And both of them have said they think the only reason Kennedy was assassinated, was because he saw the writing on the wall with Vietnam, and they both believe JFK was trying to get us out of Vietnam. And save face from that quagmire. And let’s be realistic. He was the last democrat who actually loved America. Which is more then I can say about democrats this day in age. And for the record. I still think there was a second shooter at the grassy knoll. Do I think Lee Harvey Oswald had a hand it?, yes. Do I think he was involved?, maybe.

[@mikelldaley9078]

HAD JFK LIVED THERE WOULD BE NO NAM AS WE KNOW IT

[@r.c.miller6161]

Multiple shooters. LHO was merely a distraction from the actual shooters.

[@W.Stryker]

@@r.c.miller6161 I believe there was more then one shooter aswell

[@thecoolestkidinkalkallo9621]

What a load of dribble

[@W.Stryker]

@@thecoolestkidinkalkallo9621 what is?

[@AG-iu9lv]

The Roosevelts also had star quality, but what they did not have was mass media. Kennedy had the star quality the Roosevelts had along with the tech that they predated.

[@osonhodeleon]

Great documentary.

[@tommeredith7462]

No question Jack Kennedy was a good President and I’m a conservative Republican. I also think had Robert Kennedy been elected as President, he would have made an excellent President. I have my doubts about Ted Kennedy, I’m not sure he would have been as successful. Thankfully Ted Kennedy served as Senator for I believe over 40 years. Ted Kennedy was a remarkable politician and over the course of his career he made countless accomplishments. I didn’t agree with everything Ted did. But to his credit he was able to work with Republicans to pass very important bills for the better good of our country. Ted worked well with Ronald Reagan and also George W Bush. Ted also forged good relations with Oran Hatch the Republican senator from Utah and many other people from across the aisle on the Republican side. Ted clearly did not like Jimmy Carter and that became plain to see. Upon Teddy’s passing, I was sorry to hear about it. He sure left an exceptional Legacy.

[@oldfogey4679]

Tom please tell me ur no longer a repub! While I agree with ur assessments of the Kennedys! How can anyone not in the Maga cult support the current gop!

[@terri348]

I was in first grade in Catholic school when the loud speaker proclaimed JFK died from an assassinator. We didn't understand much of what was said, but our parents had watched Kennedy on TV and the man was now gone. Our school had a loudspeaker prayer for his wife and children and our country.

[@kevinpoole4323]

JFK American A Man All the Best of High Lofty Ideals, of s True Leader of All Time.

[@tyronegreen6165]

Thank you.

[@Strangernightg]

I was born in 1964 but it hit my heart around 1975 . When I learned about President Kennedy and I wondered why would anyone wanna assassinate the President of the USA . He was a good man from what I heard. So why I always wondered why assassinate such a wonderful President who's assassination changed our history forever 😢 . I heard that so many American citizens cried for President Kennedy that still today in 2023 people are still crying and I'm one of those people . May the memories of President John F. Kennedy never be forgotten and may he always rest in paradise 🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️ 😭😭😭😭😭🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸😇🙏🏻😇🙏🏻😇🙏🏻😇🙏🏻😇🙏🏻

[@desertdog5397]

that is an issue ...we may never find out about..

[@cocoaorange1]

I was born in 1967, this is fascinating.

[@jypsywith_a_jae7575]

Ted Kennedy in 1980: “The dream will never die!” The dream in 2022: 💀

[@loisfolk5492]

Yepper.

[@michaelsikora6739]

100% Correct!! Slowly but surely and quietly behind the scenes this country has been corrupted!!

[@benmoore42]

It’s not over yet. Don’t give up. It’s often darkest before the dawn.

[@inukrieger5206]

what the music that plays in the backround at 11:20-11:32. Nice Dokumentation