@Bajro Gaming lbj's mistress said lbj hated the Kennedy's. And mentioned the day before the assassination it will be over soon. He was apart of the plot to assassinate the President!!!!
Bruno56 she needed security and money. I'm sure you'll do whatever it takes to protect your kids. Also don't forget that she suffered a miscarriage, a stillborn and the death of a 2 day old baby.
"Jackie"was banging Bobby K (at the same time seeing Onassis) straight after JFK was gone, and then personally pulled Bobby's plug to end his life in the hospital. Yep honorable.
@@reyskywaka3202 You can EASILY protect your kids and still not marry a Greek tycoon millionnaire! She wasn't willing to lower her financial lifestyle - $$$$$$$$!!! No love involved here, just $$$$$$$$!
Remarkable? Anyone could have carried through just as well as she did. When you have no choice, you GET THROUGH! She DID have a choice wiith regard to her life afterwards though, and that was when she chose to marry a Greek tycoon millionnaire who she didn't even love in the first place. Why? Only one word needed - $$$$$$$! So, if you think that's "remarkable", then you must have a totally different meaning for that word than most people do.
@@Sealust50 yeah I'm sure it would be SOOOO easy to stand next to your husband's casket, who's head exploded in your face, who you had children with, and who you loved what is your logic🤦♀️
@@Sealust50 She literally lost her child three months prior to this and then saw her husband brutally killed right in her face. I don't think anyone would find it easy to be acting sane after experiencing that -- especially after seeing your own husband's brains get blown out in front of you. And for her to carry that much composure afterwards, just shows how much strength she truly has compared to most people who would be unstable and most likely crying their eyes out. Also, she married Onassis because she wanted to make sure her kids were protected and Onassis was able to provide that protection
@@leeled8024 i heard it was JFK's vice president,;4got his name..he was the 1 that's behind the ASSASSINATION of JFK ..so, he became the Next president..till this day,is it true or rumour?!! we may never know.....
Mrs. Kennedy was an amazing woman. The dignity with which she conducted herself during this horrific event is almost superhuman. She helped keep the nation together during those 4 horrible days. God bless her and President Kennedy.
@@Sealust50 she was scared and freaked out after RBK's assassination,she feared and wanted protection and stability for her children and Onassis wanted a trophy wife and his status back,that's it. They both got what they wanted.
@@Sealust50 Onassis was friends with Jackie and they had already killed Robert who promised to re-open the investigation on JFK's assasination, not a hard choice really if she wants to protect herself and her children as Aristotle wasn't from the US and as one of the richest man in the world a much harder target to get.
James Eichman I was nearly three and this was my first memory-my mother drove me and my siblings to the barber shop. After she parallel parked in front of the barber shop, I fell out of the car, though I was not seriously hurt at all or upset. I then noticed she was crying (presumably from the reports on the radio) and everybody along this briskly busy shopping street across from the Newton Center, MA MBTA station were milling about in a somber, sad stupor. I remember asking what happened and I’m sure the answer was to the effect that President Kennedy was shot and it’s serious, but I don’t think I was able to comprehend the meaning or significance of those words at that age, though I did recognize the oddly zombie-like shocked reactions of really everybody.
I was 8 and I dread Nov 22 every year. I can not watch anything that is about him. The world has gone down hill since then. We lost the hope we had just started to feel.
@@Maya-bu2rf After JFK passed we became a third world country with no ethics or morals in the highest positions. It took me a helluva long time to realize,but thats what happened.
@@vernpascal1531 I know that a lot of people who are about the same age I am also believe that the death of the president hit us on such a deep level because we were slightly older than Caroline Kennedy and saw what we thought of as a young family crashing and burning. It was the first time I was attached to something outside of my family and 4 days of television that showed only the coverage from Dallas and DC. The 9/11 attacks were terrible and a lot of people died, but I could not really feel as deeply about it and worried there was something wrong with me. I asked a friend who was a counselor. She said she had already talked to others who were like me. She said we were children in a time when we saw things no one should have seen or some had lived through war and had the same reaction. It wasn't that I was not feeling anything in fact I was very upset. I remember people saying that they had not experienced anything like that and it was the first time they had not felt safe. I think that was one of the things I learned from the JFK tragedy. If a president is not safe how could I be safe. People who say it can't get any worse are the ones it has not happened to yet. I have tried to be hopeful. In today's world it is really hard. I remember hearing on the TV show The Newsroom in the opening sequence the tv anchor of the news talks about how we were the greatest country in the past because we were informed by great men and later he says Murrow was in part responsible for the end of McCarthy and Cronkite was responsible for the end of Vietnam. I remember him giving us the body count every night. Where is Cronkite when we need him?
First she had to experience the traumatic assassination of her beloved husband, get covered in his blood, and that same day - in her blood-stained clothes - she had to stand on Air Force One as Lyndon B Johnson was sworn in. That’s just horrible that they did that to Jackie within hours of such a diabolic event...she needed time.
From what has been said here, it seems like she was given a choice to be there, and she chose to be there. As severe as it may sound, LBJ's swearing in had to happen.
Yes, she endured all of it on that horrific day and LBJ insisted on taking the oath on Airforce One to make it really valid that he was taking over from that day forward...I still find that to be cringeworthy of him doing that.
@@sufundasamuels2313 As cold hearted as it may seem, the immediate swearing in had to happen. The needs of the country must come first and there must be a head of the government at all times. Jackie understood that and chose to be there.
I've seen the video of the swearing in and at one point LBJ exchanges a big shit eating smile with someone in the crowd with Jackie right beside him he definitely knew something.
I lived through this horrendous time in our history. The streets that Friday with people either hysterically crying or in dead silence. No cell phones or instant news. It was announced that the plane carrying his body would land at Andrew’s Air Force Base around 6pm that night. We were all huddled around the old TV set and then the door opened. We saw her covered with blood holding the hand of Robert Kennedy. The American public seating the harsh realty of the violence that had been unleashed on our President. The films taken by Abraham Zapruter were not realized until 1967 by Life Magazine and we saw the true horror of what she witnessed first hand. May she rest in eternal peace such a role model.
Jackie was the epitome of dignity and self-control that day. And I'll probably get a lot of flack for this. But my husband died in my arms. As JFK died in hers.
i dont think she was in control of her facial actions- she was in shock too. the whole country was. dont pick the woman apart for what you think wasnt the right thing to so. you werent there!
I read Clint Hill's book on being Jackie Kennedy's Secret Service agent. I would highly recommend it to anyone who is interested in Jackie Kennedy during the President's Administration. Also, I had just turned 13 years old a few days before November 22, 1963. It ended my childhood, and started a nightmare that has haunted me to this day.
Me too. I was 8 years old and I watched every minute. I will never forget Walter Cronkite's voice and taking his glasses off. Where is Walter Cronkite when we need him?? He would be horrified to see a newscast today
I still to this day dont know how she remained so calm about everything after the assassination. I would of been in absolute shock and the public wouldnt of seen me ever again.
She WAS in shock, that's precisely why she appeared so calm. She remained stunned and quiet all the way back to Washington. When she arrived, her assistant Tish Baldridge had to help her out of her bloodied clothes as Jackie was so traumatised she couldn't bring herself to touch them. Her personal physician was then called, she was sedated with a full gram of amytal, and slept for some hours.
Why do they have to swear him in after jfk dies? Like that could have waited. It was chaos and that was not something you do right away. LJB was definetly involvd thats fucking weird
As cruel as it may seem to have sworn in the new president as soon as possible, I suggest that you read the United States Constitution, Article 2, Section 1, last paragraph. "Before He enter on the Execution of his Office, he shall take the following Oath or Affirmation . . ."
@@Just_Nellz_B, speaking of orchestrating an assassination, I have found a strange similarity between Lincoln's and Kennedy's assassination. Both assassins lacked money to carry out the job. Both assassins received money from third party connections. Booth received $25K in gold in a secret Canadian bank that was overseen by a military supporter of the south, yet, also participated in forming a division of the Secret Service. Oswald was originally planning on moving to Havana after his marriage to his wife started falling apart. His passport was denied. He received money from some account and upon after he was suddenly inspired to go to Dallas.
Johnson seems to find it difficult to control his face, he feels so happy. Jacqueline Kennedy should have refused to stand there during Johnson's sworning in.
She made more of an impact historically by standing there in her suit. At that historic moment, LBJ is secondary to what was more important. Jackie is standing there covered in blood and brains. LBJ is almost insignificant by comparison. She wasn’t going to change her clothes and let LBJ erase JFK.
The secret service agents in Johnson's car did their job the way they were supposed to and protected Johnson and his wife by pushing them to the floor and covering them with their bodies but the agents in Kennedy's car just slowed the car down and watched him until his head was blown apart, then they sped off.
I think that was extremely callous. As much as the fact that Kennedy was killed in cold blood, his blood was barely cold when Johnson took the oath. I could never understand that because he had nothing to prove - he automatically became the president anyway. And there is every chance that he was behind the Kennedy assassination, and if that's true, then that is truly sad, especially when he had Jackie standing right beside him and if I'm correct, he requested himself that she be there when he took the oath. In all honesty, I'm not sure if Johnson was behind the Kennedy assassination, although there are those who are of the firm conviction that he was, but I think he must have at least known about it. I always found it odd how Johnson took the oath practically when Kennedy's heart was still beating and probably between the realms of earth and the Afterlife. And I also wonder if Kennedy had suspected anything himself, because if it was an inside job, which it clearly looks to be the case, then how did they manage to keep this from Kennedy, the man himself - the head of state.
As cold-hearted as it may sound, the government had to keep functioning and the country had to go on. The swearing in had to be done so the reins of power were passed smoothly. Nor did LBJ make Jackie attend, she was asked if she wanted to and replied "Yes. In the light of history, it would be better if I were there." Nor was JFK's heart still beating - the extent of his injury meant he was killed more or less instantly. Doctors did attempt resuscitation at Parklands Hospital, but they were working on a corpse, and he was declared dead soon afterwards.
from an outside view here in the uk, i have seen all the documentaries and films read the books and i conclude that....even stevie wonder would have seen the shooter behind the picket fence on the grassy knoll....
Seen this picture quite a few times. It still disgusts me. Ladybird Johnson is smiling at Jackie because her hubby lbj, has just been sworn in. It should have been a solemn affair. But look at her. She's grinning. Do you see compassion there? No. It's an awful pic In my opinion. Don't you find it odd that lbj happened to have the, 'Swearing In Text', in his pocket? With regard to the quote about Jackie leaving her bloodied clothes on? She was asked if she wanted to get changed? That's when she replied: "I want them to see what they did."
He was the vice president. I would find it odd if he _didn't_ have the swearing-in text in his pocket at all times. And I see no smile on Ladybird Johnson's face. Really. Get these stupid conspiracy theories out of your head.
Conspiracy or not LBJ turned around and smiled and winked after he was sworn in. Watch any video of it and you'll see for yourself. Pretty odd he would smile and wink under such somber conditions. But that was LBJ for you. Sociopath at his best
lbj wasn't a sociopath, sure he wasn't a great president but he continued jfks legacy and he sure as hell didn't kill him, hoover did that and i think lbj did that in sympathy
Brian Humeniuk it's a rather difficult situation and it's a real mystery of what was going on at the time.. the look on Jackie's face does pierce the heart. As it' sends chills down the spine...a darkness in history none the less...
I don’t like the way JBJ asked her to stand there while he took the Oath. She could’ve said no but she was not the kind of person that would do that and LBJ knew it. It just feels like he was using her for his own political benefit.
LBJ, the CIA, Hoover a little help from the mob and Richard Nixon. These people were involved or knew about it and helped in some way just like everyone on the Warren Commission which included Gearld Ford. That's one of the reasons Nixon appointed him Vice President after Agnew resigned.
This is the most likely explanation. Nothing else makes as much sense as this. Of course, that explains why after 60 years they still want to keep secrets. Nothing else would explain that.
Johnson didn’t know what to do. Swearing him in on the plane was the wrong thing to do in hindsight. But he didn’t know if we were under attack or what. I can understand his thinking.
Mrs. Kennedy, standing there beside Johnson, numb with shock, and without tears. What a powerful image.
Yes!! I wouldn't know how to react myself...
no she knew lbj was behind her husbands death
Well she was a hostage so..
watch the zrapuder film, you can see it was her who shot him
That is exactly what she intended
He flew into the airport alive and flew out in a casket...that is just so wrong.
Joanne Phillips what's worse is that jackie had to fly back with the man responsible for this
Joanne Phillips what's worse is that jackie had to fly back with the man responsible for this
JJrice LBJ didn’t have to do anything with this. It was the cia!!
@Bajro Gaming lbj's mistress said lbj hated the Kennedy's. And mentioned the day before the assassination it will be over soon. He was apart of the plot to assassinate the President!!!!
I wonder if that’s where iron man 3 got the idea for the Vice President 🤔
"I want them to see what they have done to Jack." It's like she felt that some people in her presence were responsible.
brad h you seriously think a grieving widow would just stand silently next to her husband's murderer..it doesn't happen in real life!
brad h I am so sad poor jackie
brad h all she could have done was holding it up because she had little babies at the time ... and she knew how worst it could get :( poor lady.
LBJ himself was one of the main people responsible
Exactly! Who's they??
Jackie was such a honourable women...may she rest in peace
I wish you guys would do some research and find out why she married Onassis. She had to protect her children. Kennedys were dying left and right.
Bruno56 she needed security and money. I'm sure you'll do whatever it takes to protect your kids. Also don't forget that she suffered a miscarriage, a stillborn and the death of a 2 day old baby.
@@trolljones4386 says you nigga
"Jackie"was banging Bobby K (at the same time seeing Onassis) straight after JFK was gone, and then personally pulled Bobby's plug to end his life in the hospital. Yep honorable.
@@reyskywaka3202 You can EASILY protect your kids and still not marry a Greek tycoon millionnaire! She wasn't willing to lower her financial lifestyle - $$$$$$$$!!! No love involved here, just $$$$$$$$!
2:05, “I want THEM to see what THEY have done to Jack”. She knew, she knew immediately.
What?
Some people try to find a deeper meaning in everything. You should stop
Audrey Any tangible evidence? Anything for me to be able to look at? Or is it just all speculation and really you have nothing
TLO You are a fool to think it wasn’t by Johnson. The deep state consists of very dirty people. Of course they will hide the evidence no matter what.
ryan jansen Translation: I have no evidence, but trust me
All I can say is what a remarkable woman Mrs. Jackie Kennedy was during that time.
Remarkable? Anyone could have carried through just as well as she did. When you have no choice, you GET THROUGH! She DID have a choice wiith regard to her life afterwards though, and that was when she chose to marry a Greek tycoon millionnaire who she didn't even love in the first place. Why? Only one word needed - $$$$$$$! So, if you think that's "remarkable", then you must have a totally different meaning for that word than most people do.
@@Sealust50 she did it to protect her kids
@@Sealust50 yeah I'm sure it would be SOOOO easy to stand next to your husband's casket, who's head exploded in your face, who you had children with, and who you loved what is your logic🤦♀️
@@Sealust50 She literally lost her child three months prior to this and then saw her husband brutally killed right in her face. I don't think anyone would find it easy to be acting sane after experiencing that -- especially after seeing your own husband's brains get blown out in front of you. And for her to carry that much composure afterwards, just shows how much strength she truly has compared to most people who would be unstable and most likely crying their eyes out. Also, she married Onassis because she wanted to make sure her kids were protected and Onassis was able to provide that protection
@@Sealust50 she didn't marry him for money she did it for safety.
after all these years......
..this assassinaton of JFK
still gives me the chills.......
Me too. It was the 9/11 of my youth. Changed my life
The Biden administration just blocked the release of JFK assassination files. Makes one wonder WHY? What is the gov't trying to hide to this day?
@@leeled8024 i heard it was
JFK's vice president,;4got
his name..he was the 1
that's behind the
ASSASSINATION of JFK
..so, he became the
Next president..till this
day,is it true or rumour?!!
we may never know.....
Mrs. Kennedy was an amazing woman. The dignity with which she conducted herself during this horrific event is almost superhuman. She helped keep the nation together during those 4 horrible days. God bless her and President Kennedy.
I can’t imagine the kind of trauma she went through, that poor lady.
"I want them to see what they have done to Jack" - Jackie Kennedy
She knew what was up.
Poor Jackie, left crying and covered in her husbands blood 😭😭
Don't cry for her - she made it alright - married a Greek tycoon millionnaire for his mega money with no regard for the word "love".
@@Sealust50 she was scared and freaked out after RBK's assassination,she feared and wanted protection and stability for her children and Onassis wanted a trophy wife and his status back,that's it. They both got what they wanted.
At 69, many years later .... I'm still left crying sometimes.
@@Sealust50 Onassis was friends with Jackie and they had already killed Robert who promised to re-open the investigation on JFK's assasination, not a hard choice really if she wants to protect herself and her children as Aristotle wasn't from the US and as one of the richest man in the world a much harder target to get.
@@Sealust50 that dosent matter no matter how much richer she got or the men she was with she still had to live with that FOR THE REST OF HER LIFE
In my humble opinion, (for what it's worth), JFK was the last president that was really trying to watch OUR backs. There has not been another since.
yes there has JIMMY CARTER
So far Mark, I agree. I hope he stays the course on us. Randy.
Reagan was good
Reagan was a great patriot. On everything else? He sucked.
Your right I hate what is happening to this country and God help us all!
I was only 5 yrs old and will never ever forget it for the rest of my life.
James Eichman I was nearly three and this was my first memory-my mother drove me and my siblings to the barber shop. After she parallel parked in front of the barber shop, I fell out of the car, though I was not seriously hurt at all or upset. I then noticed she was crying (presumably from the reports on the radio) and everybody along this briskly busy shopping street across from the Newton Center, MA MBTA station were milling about in a somber, sad stupor. I remember asking what happened and I’m sure the answer was to the effect that President Kennedy was shot and it’s serious, but I don’t think I was able to comprehend the meaning or significance of those words at that age, though I did recognize the oddly zombie-like shocked reactions of really everybody.
I was 8 and I dread Nov 22 every year. I can not watch anything that is about him. The world has gone down hill since then. We lost the hope we had just started to feel.
@@Maya-bu2rf After JFK passed we became a third world country with no ethics or morals in the highest positions. It took me a helluva long time to realize,but thats what happened.
@@vernpascal1531 I know that a lot of people who are about the same age I am also believe that the death of the president hit us on such a deep level because we were slightly older than Caroline Kennedy and saw what we thought of as a young family crashing and burning. It was the first time I was attached to something outside of my family and 4 days of television that showed only the coverage from Dallas and DC. The 9/11 attacks were terrible and a lot of people died, but I could not really feel as deeply about it and worried there was something wrong with me. I asked a friend who was a counselor. She said she had already talked to others who were like me. She said we were children in a time when we saw things no one should have seen or some had lived through war and had the same reaction. It wasn't that I was not feeling anything in fact I was very upset. I remember people saying that they had not experienced anything like that and it was the first time they had not felt safe. I think that was one of the things I learned from the JFK tragedy. If a president is not safe how could I be safe. People who say it can't get any worse are the ones it has not happened to yet. I have tried to be hopeful. In today's world it is really hard. I remember hearing on the TV show The Newsroom in the opening sequence the tv anchor of the news talks about how we were the greatest country in the past because we were informed by great men and later he says Murrow was in part responsible for the end of McCarthy and Cronkite was responsible for the end of Vietnam. I remember him giving us the body count every night. Where is Cronkite when we need him?
Gone too soon President Kennedy, God Bless You always.
What a classy beautiful woman. How horrible for her to have gone through and experienced this.
Best 4Last I completely agree.
Who does this to a grieving widow..."Watch me take the oath of office as your husband's successor.". Really?
Philip Loverde The man responsible for his death.
I agree.
Philip Loverde I agree...sickening!
He asked if she'd like to, he never made her.
Philip Loverde it was a choice she made but they had to do it either way at that moment
First she had to experience the traumatic assassination of her beloved husband, get covered in his blood, and that same day - in her blood-stained clothes - she had to stand on Air Force One as Lyndon B Johnson was sworn in. That’s just horrible that they did that to Jackie within hours of such a diabolic event...she needed time.
From what has been said here, it seems like she was given a choice to be there, and she chose to be there. As severe as it may sound, LBJ's swearing in had to happen.
Jackie was given the option of not attending, but said "No. In the light of history, it would be better if I were there." It was her own decision.
Yes, she endured all of it on that horrific day and LBJ insisted on taking the oath on Airforce One to make it really valid that he was taking over from that day forward...I still find that to be cringeworthy of him doing that.
@@sufundasamuels2313 As cold hearted as it may seem, the immediate swearing in had to happen. The needs of the country must come first and there must be a head of the government at all times. Jackie understood that and chose to be there.
I can tell a guilty face. and there are a lot of guilty faces in that room.
SITH LORD TIGER
Besides posting a whole lot of BS, do you have any idea how to construct a proper sentence?
Andrew Zeegers which ones beside lbj and Albert?
You can't tell anything, clear your mind of your crazed theories.
I've seen the video of the swearing in and at one point LBJ exchanges a big shit eating smile with someone in the crowd with Jackie right beside him he definitely knew something.
Sith Lord tiger you better lay off the drugs buddy
The most analyzed homicide in human history and still no consensus as to who did it.
Dinky Pinky Lyndon B. Johnson orchestrated the assassination.
Dinky Pinky Israel
George HW Bush
The man accused of the homicide never admits to doing it, gets silenced and in 3 years his killer is also dead. They surely buried that evidence deep.
@@Just_Nellz_B Think bigger. Johnson was just a puppet to the real masters. Rockefellers, Rothschilds, The Royal family, etc.
I lived through this horrendous time in our history. The streets that Friday with people either hysterically crying or in dead silence. No cell phones or instant news. It was announced that the plane carrying his body would land at Andrew’s Air Force Base around 6pm that night. We were all huddled around the old TV set and then the door opened. We saw her covered with blood holding the hand of Robert Kennedy. The American public seating the harsh realty of the violence that had been unleashed on our President. The films taken by Abraham Zapruter were not realized until 1967 by Life Magazine and we saw the true horror of what she witnessed first hand. May she rest in eternal peace such a role model.
Jackie was the epitome of dignity and self-control that day. And I'll probably get a lot of flack for this. But my husband died in my arms. As JFK died in hers.
Im so sorry stay Strong God bless 🙏
I can't believe Johnson's wife was smiling in those pics. What a cold hearted thing to do in front of Jackie and his staff.
she was not smiling, she was in the middle of speaking to Jackie, which is why her mouth was open.
It looked more like she was speaking and crying to me
i dont think she was in control of her facial actions- she was in shock too. the whole country was. dont pick the woman apart for what you think wasnt the right thing to so. you werent there!
@@emmak2971 that is not a frown being displayed
What a strong and respectable lady.. 😔
What's scary is realizing the ones that did this are still in control.
They all left the scene of a crime with no interviews and no investigations.
Actually it was a wake up call to the reality of evil and treachery.
After this the USA have changed and lost their innocence...
Innocence? What innocence? The country is build on human blood.
lemon x like almost all countries
I read Clint Hill's book on being Jackie Kennedy's Secret Service agent. I would highly recommend it to anyone who is interested in Jackie Kennedy during the President's Administration. Also, I had just turned 13 years old a few days before November 22, 1963. It ended my childhood, and started a nightmare that has haunted me to this day.
Me too. I was 8 years old and I watched every minute. I will never forget Walter Cronkite's voice and taking his glasses off. Where is Walter Cronkite when we need him?? He would be horrified to see a newscast today
I just listened to the audiobook version and I learned a lot from it. She was one of my role models.
0:49 and what she saw was more horrifying than I can imagine. True loyalty and true love right there.
I feel so sorry for Mrs Kennedy, she lost the love of her life that day and her children lost their father. What a poor woman. 😔😔😔😔😔
Jackie is one of the strongest people that have walked on this earth.
I still to this day dont know how she remained so calm about everything after the assassination. I would of been in absolute shock and the public wouldnt of seen me ever again.
She WAS in shock, that's precisely why she appeared so calm. She remained stunned and quiet all the way back to Washington. When she arrived, her assistant Tish Baldridge had to help her out of her bloodied clothes as Jackie was so traumatised she couldn't bring herself to touch them. Her personal physician was then called, she was sedated with a full gram of amytal, and slept for some hours.
Makes me sick to my stomach that she had to stand next to the guy that had her husband killed
Jackie was wise smart and Nobel she had a Grace about her and I love that she let everyone know how she felt.
The userper gets the widow of the man he killed to watch him take the throne
Heartbreaking time in history
It must have been traumatizing af for Jackie to stand next to the man who killed her husband.
Basically history repeated with Abraham Lincoln
Horrible VPs + Standing against the private ownership of central banks = suicide mission
Jezus the conspiracy theories in these comments are something else
@@renejelsma5585 Too bad Jacqueline herself kept repeating until her death that LBJ killed her husband. And she knew.
@@tomlabooks3263 Source?
Why do they have to swear him in after jfk dies? Like that could have waited. It was chaos and that was not something you do right away. LJB was definetly involvd thats fucking weird
lbj did push it but it would've been bad for the government to let the nation go without a president any longer
The needs of a nation come first. Plus, it shows the USA is still functioning. Moscow could try and make swift moves if the USA is at a standstill
Jacob Graham excuse me but the country is not going to fall apart without a president. They could have waited
He automatically became president but the constitution states you have to take the oath of office to perform the acts of president
As cruel as it may seem to have sworn in the new president as soon as possible, I suggest that you read the United States Constitution, Article 2, Section 1, last paragraph. "Before He enter on the Execution of his Office, he shall take the following Oath or Affirmation . . ."
"I want them to see what they have done to Jack."
If I were on that plane. *leans over to whisper into Jacqueline's ear*, "Who's "they"?
Eclectic Reader Lyndon B. Johnson and everyone who he had orchestrated the assassination.
Eclectic Reader those with no tears in their eyes at the swearing in!
@@Just_Nellz_B, speaking of orchestrating an assassination, I have found a strange similarity between Lincoln's and Kennedy's assassination. Both assassins lacked money to carry out the job. Both assassins received money from third party connections. Booth received $25K in gold in a secret Canadian bank that was overseen by a military supporter of the south, yet, also participated in forming a division of the Secret Service. Oswald was originally planning on moving to Havana after his marriage to his wife started falling apart. His passport was denied. He received money from some account and upon after he was suddenly inspired to go to Dallas.
heartbreaking !
What a sickening day!
I want them to see what "they" have done to Jack. Who are they?
the secret societies... secret service, covert ops... cia, counter intelligence... military... they...
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Have you never heard of a figure of speech?
If I was on air fore 1 I will be crying to
She had to Know or had some suspicion of who was involved.
💔💔💔 so so heartbreaking
I went into that plane today at Wright Patterson Air Force Base and knowing the events that happened with Kennedy was such a sad feeling.
A note for anyone who wishes to venture into the comments: Be weary, most of the people that you will find down there are far beyond reason.
Johnson seems to find it difficult to control his face, he feels so happy. Jacqueline Kennedy should have refused to stand there during Johnson's sworning in.
Shut up
She made more of an impact historically by standing there in her suit. At that historic moment, LBJ is secondary to what was more important. Jackie is standing there covered in blood and brains. LBJ is almost insignificant by comparison. She wasn’t going to change her clothes and let LBJ erase JFK.
@@ravenel2 Very interesting comment
@@ravenel2 Amen
Interesting...the link for the whole video seems to have been taken down!
The secret service agents in Johnson's car did their job the way they were supposed to and protected Johnson and his wife by pushing them to the floor and covering them with their bodies but the agents in Kennedy's car just slowed the car down and watched him until his head was blown apart, then they sped off.
The agents assigned were called off the car at the airport video shows and at last minute
@@jameseichman9160 They were pulled off at JFK's request. JOHNSON KNEW WHAT WAS GOING TO HAPPEN....
What could she say,the poor woman was in shock.
RIP JFK
“I want them to see what they have done to Jack.”
THEM.
I think she knew who is responsible for.
Is there an actual video of this, instead of just looking at a picture?
I think that was extremely callous. As much as the fact that Kennedy was killed in cold blood, his blood was barely cold when Johnson took the oath. I could never understand that because he had nothing to prove - he automatically became the president anyway. And there is every chance that he was behind the Kennedy assassination, and if that's true, then that is truly sad, especially when he had Jackie standing right beside him and if I'm correct, he requested himself that she be there when he took the oath. In all honesty, I'm not sure if Johnson was behind the Kennedy assassination, although there are those who are of the firm conviction that he was, but I think he must have at least known about it. I always found it odd how Johnson took the oath practically when Kennedy's heart was still beating and probably between the realms of earth and the Afterlife. And I also wonder if Kennedy had suspected anything himself, because if it was an inside job, which it clearly looks to be the case, then how did they manage to keep this from Kennedy, the man himself - the head of state.
As cold-hearted as it may sound, the government had to keep functioning and the country had to go on. The swearing in had to be done so the reins of power were passed smoothly. Nor did LBJ make Jackie attend, she was asked if she wanted to and replied "Yes. In the light of history, it would be better if I were there." Nor was JFK's heart still beating - the extent of his injury meant he was killed more or less instantly. Doctors did attempt resuscitation at Parklands Hospital, but they were working on a corpse, and he was declared dead soon afterwards.
I still cry. What they did to our President, to his wife and children, to our country. I still grieve.
" age of innocence " ???
An age that never was nor ever has been nor ever will be in this die-mention. Ever. ~●~
“ I want them to see what they did to jack!” THEY! We have been told over and over one person did this,right!!!! She knew!
END OF THE AGE OF INNOCENCE
Imagine standing next to the people that murdered your family member.
I can ’t believe it I really really Can’t believe it
How inappropriate for the one guy standing there winks at LBJ, you can find the photo of it. I've seen it and no one said anything about it.
from an outside view here in the uk, i have seen all the documentaries and films read the books and i conclude that....even stevie wonder would have seen the shooter behind the picket fence on the grassy knoll....
I mean i dont think they needed to read lincoln in at that moment. Kind of insensitive
The moment Johnson was waiting for!
The photo of LBJ taking the Presidential Oath of Office is one of the most powerful pictures ever taken.
I have read several different accounts where Jackie did not care for either LBJ or Ladybird.
Who was Johnson winking at?
They don't show the photo taken immediately after the oath of office. LBJ turns around and gives a big wink to that guy standing in the back.
Vincent Fitzpatrick He is the one that orchestrated the assassination.
Is the backgroud voice given by kevin spacey?
Viyasar Kannan right, I was thinking the same thing, definitely think it was him. He was doing his frank voice but without the accent
What did you know, LBJ, and when did you know it?
Sooooooo sad. 😞😞😞😞
Was this narrated by Francis underwood without the accent?
God, she was in shock. Poor woman.
Somebody know tô say me If the airplane was in the Air or in the ground in the momento of the oath?
I don’t care what anyone says. For JFK to get killed in LBJ city is not a coincidence.
Jackie said. "They" I want THEM to see what THEY have done to Jack. Not what HE has done to Jack. She knew it was a team of people that killed him.
Why is the enteral flame still burniñg? Put it out
That's right. What happen to the wink?
Seen this picture quite a few times.
It still disgusts me.
Ladybird Johnson is smiling at Jackie because her hubby lbj, has just been sworn in.
It should have been a solemn affair.
But look at her.
She's grinning.
Do you see compassion there?
No.
It's an awful pic In my opinion.
Don't you find it odd that lbj happened to have the, 'Swearing In Text', in his pocket?
With regard to the quote about Jackie leaving her bloodied clothes on?
She was asked if she wanted to get changed?
That's when she replied: "I want them to see what they did."
He was the vice president. I would find it odd if he _didn't_ have the swearing-in text in his pocket at all times.
And I see no smile on Ladybird Johnson's face.
Really. Get these stupid conspiracy theories out of your head.
Conspiracy or not LBJ turned around and smiled and winked after he was sworn in. Watch any video of it and you'll see for yourself. Pretty odd he would smile and wink under such somber conditions. But that was LBJ for you. Sociopath at his best
lbj wasn't a sociopath, sure he wasn't a great president but he continued jfks legacy and he sure as hell didn't kill him, hoover did that and i think lbj did that in sympathy
Brian Humeniuk it's a rather difficult situation and it's a real mystery of what was going on at the time.. the look on Jackie's face does pierce the heart. As it' sends chills down the spine...a darkness in history none the less...
Brian Humeniuk yes he LBJ had swear in pocket but Jackie was CIA also
I was on Air Force 1 today.. stood in the compartment where LJ was sworn in..
Poor Jackie she knew the perpetrators we're all around her
I know that it is unlikely, but I think Johnson knew something about the assassination.
It’s not unlikely at all.
Unlikely? Seriously?? LBJ was one of the co-conspirators.
What program is this from please?
They should have just sworn her in! What a beast..how is she keeping it together
This was heavy to watch
She knew it was them, meaning the big guys
I don’t like the way JBJ asked her to stand there while he took the Oath. She could’ve said no but she was not the kind of person that would do that and LBJ knew it. It just feels like he was using her for his own political benefit.
LBJ, the CIA, Hoover a little help from the mob and Richard Nixon. These people were involved or knew about it and helped in some way just like everyone on the Warren Commission which included Gearld Ford. That's one of the reasons Nixon appointed him Vice President after Agnew resigned.
This is the most likely explanation. Nothing else makes as much sense as this. Of course, that explains why after 60 years they still want to keep secrets. Nothing else would explain that.
history has told us that LBJ was responsible . yet no solid proof to find him guilty of the crime he committed
LBJ had no class. He couldn't wait to be sworn in.
We know so much more now for the reasons why.
This video is epic with the narration of another president (Kevin Spacey)
She was so lovely and classy. Marilyn ruined her life in many ways that DISGUSTING homewrecker.
Why did they do that? We are better than this. God have mercy on the people or person who did such an evil thing.
"They"... enough said...
Johnson didn’t know what to do. Swearing him in on the plane was the wrong thing to do in hindsight. But he didn’t know if we were under attack or what. I can understand his thinking.
She had to stand there with her husband's brains all over her knowing he's dead
Kevin spacey narrating?
Can somebody confirm?
Lady birds recordings are creepy
Thought so too
I think the whole Johnson clan was a bunch of weirdo's. I think Lady Bird & those 2 daughters were real bitches.
Her name is creepy
Jacqueline Kennedy helplessly standing beside the monster that killed her husband.
lbj didn't fucking kill kennedy
Evan Bernard He Probally Told Someone To kill him
Evan Bernard- He sure as hell did!
100%
He didnt kill him