I've watched almost all of the Living History videos, and enjoyed them all. This man, though, is truly a gem. I love how he shared personal encounters he had with the Kennedys.
Oh I just love these interviews and am so grateful to have access to such a broad range of personal stories associated with the tragic events of that day. May I make a suggestion to the interviewer? Please sit still. Allow people to focus on the guest. You’re so restless! Fiddling with your hands, adjusting your position in the chair, etc. Also, when someone gets upset, you just toss in another question. Give the occasion a moment to hang in the air, and have the courtesy to acknowledge the guest’s emotions rather than just jumping to your next question. Occasionally, a line of questioning presents itself, but you seem to go onto something else. (I have years of experience both interviewing and hosting q&a events. No offence meant).
I always wondered if any military from those 4 days were still around for an interview and here it is. And to see Bob Jackson..wow! Very historic interview, thanks!
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I've watched almost all of the Living History videos, and enjoyed them all. This man, though, is truly a gem. I love how he shared personal encounters he had with the Kennedys.
What a cool guy! Enjoyed this interview!
What an awesome man.
Very interesting interview, lovely man.
Oh I just love these interviews and am so grateful to have access to such a broad range of personal stories associated with the tragic events of that day.
May I make a suggestion to the interviewer? Please sit still. Allow people to focus on the guest. You’re so restless! Fiddling with your hands, adjusting your position in the chair, etc.
Also, when someone gets upset, you just toss in another question. Give the occasion a moment to hang in the air, and have the courtesy to acknowledge the guest’s emotions rather than just jumping to your next question. Occasionally, a line of questioning presents itself, but you seem to go onto something else.
(I have years of experience both interviewing and hosting q&a events. No offence meant).
I was wondering if you have any interviews of the military pallbearers of JFK funeral?
Remarkable. Well done, Marine.
One of the best ever
What a DAY - grateful to be getting more info - on Nov. 22, 1963.
I always wondered if any military from those 4 days were still around for an interview and here it is. And to see Bob Jackson..wow! Very historic interview, thanks!