The JFK assassination was a turning point for the nation and television. Beginning Friday, CBSNews.com will be airing the four days of CBS News coverage in real time.
I was in fourth grade and the announcement wasn't made until dismissal time. We were bewildered and stunned. A lot of kids walked to school and our teacher told us to go straight home. When I got outside, I found that my grandfather had come to drive me the two blocks home. That shocked me more than the assassination, as I was expected to walk unless I had two broken legs.
I was the first person in the 8th grade during 2nd period being told by my former teacher a plane flew into the WTC. As Mrs Andre was telling me what happened in 1993, we watched the second plane hit stunned like, "what's going on? ", you are history and so am I
what did your grandfather tell you about it? i guess there was a good reason of why he thought it was a good idea for him personally to take you home, though probably there was a lot of concern for what people would think about the event, including kids. if that happened who knows what else could happen.
I was not quite five years old on that fateful day. My Mom was crying, and lighting candles on the fireplace mantle of our Seattle home. I still remember it vividly.
This happened 2 1/2 years before I was born. My Mom clearly remembers Cronkite's announcement. It was eerie..my Mom's dad and Mr. Cronkite could have passed as twins. Mom told me several times that it was like Poppy breaking the news to her on national news.
Mr. McGee's 6th grade classroom when the announcement came over the school's PA system. Mr. McGee gave me his house key (lived 2 blocks from the school) and told me to bring his radio back to class. Spent the next 3 days in the gym watching TV, saw Oswald shot on live TV. I thought the world of adults had gone mad.
I was in the library and was in study hall but rather than doing my homework, I was reading the local paper's coverage of the football games for the weekend when the principal came on the speakers and told us to report to our homerooms. My homeroom teacher had some tears coming down and I wondered what was going on. Then she told us the President had been assassinated and school would be dismissed until after the funeral and to watch TV as this is history in the making. I also was watching live on Sunday morning when Oswald was shot.
I was 6 weeks old when this happened. My mom who is alive still said it was on tv the funeral and news for almost a week. Sad time for the nation during this time. You can feel the pain of all these people when watching this.
Yeah, my mom was a teenager when this happened and she told me after 9/11, "You'll remember where you were on this day for the rest of your life." After letting what happened finally sink in, I asked her if there was ever a 9/11-esque thing that happened in her lifetime. She said it was when they announced that John F. Kennedy was assassinated. Everyone knew where they were and what they were doing when they heard the news. There have been a lot of major historical events between those two dates, but JFK's death was just that shocking.
Comment section = “I’ll never forget, I was 18 seconds old and my grandma was crying, we stayed up the whole night, we had some soup, I felt there was too much pepper in the soup. I will always remember this day.”
God ....back when newscasters were actual journalists. I was born in 1966......I remember Harry Reasoner from ABC where he had moved in the 70s. But Cronkite.....the voice of America.
CBS should make all of the footage from those 4 days, unedited and just as it happened, available online somewhere. I watched a lot of it that weekend when they aired the whole thing for the 50th anniversary and it was fascinating. I haven't been able to watch it since, and I think it has a lot of education/historical value.
And a year later, I feel the same way. Come on, CBS! Make ALL of the unedited broadcast footage available! I'm standing here with a bunch of money in my hand ready to pay you for it. What's the holdup???
@@TELEVISIONARCHIVES Tell me, does your coverage include some sort of patriotic program on Saturday morning, before the regular coverage started? It was part of the CBS 50th anniversary livestream but I haven't seen it anywhere since and can't remember the title.
I was born in 1967. My mom was at home ironing watching the CBS coverage, my dad was an advertising executive with a newspaper. He was going to a business to collect pymt for an ad. He went there and found out.
There used to be youtube videos of CBS starting with As The World Turns and went hour by hour for days. It's too bad the CBS claimed copyright violation and took them down. That stuff is history and should be available for everyone.
I was in Miss Powers' first grade class at Delcroft Elementary School in Folcroft, PA (near Philadelphia) when this tragedy happened. Unfortunately, I have no memory of that day at all. I was just too young to understand what went on back then.
I was in 1st grade, attending Christ The King Catholic School in Bossier City. Our school's Principal, Sister Lorretta made the announcement that JFK had been shot over the PA system. We stopped what we were doing and prayed. A bit later, she announced that he was dead. I was heartbroken. I remember seeing LBJ on the news that evening and IMMEDIATELY taking a dislike to him.
I was not yet two years old when this all took place... My mother had the television on all day, and remembers every bit of the news coverage that day, as well as Oswald's shooting two days later...
My age exactly. I was born In February and it’s my very first memory. The first event seared into my consciousness. An orange cake (what were you thinking, mom?) was just out of the oven. Walter Cronkite delivered the news that induced an otherworldly wailing from my mother.
I was 6 at the time. In Rhode Island I remember them letting us out of school a few minutes early as it was like 3 PM EST. Walking home I could see people talking to their neighbors and I distinctly remember Mrs Sprague talking to Mrs Herman. Now those two never talked as one was a blue nose and one was a bumpkus, to coin some phrases. So it really struck me as odd to see those two talking. I had about a 3/4 mile walk home from school
I wasn’t born yet because I was born in 1974 but the death of JFK always sparked my interest. I always wondered how the people felt on that day & how sad or scared they felt when I was growing up learning about it in history class & talking to my parents about that day Kennedy was shot & how they felt. I kind of understand that that now when the attacks on 9/11/01 happened.
Robert Trout (who was anchoring "THE CBS SATURDAY NEWS" at the time) was sitting next to Charles Collingwood; he was describing his memories of Kennedy when the bulletin of Oswald's capture was handed to Collingwood.
They're not always on the spot. They didn't catch Mount St. Helens, either. However, ABC did get the 1989 earthquake. "That was the greatest open in the history of television, bar none!" (Al Michaels).
I was too young to know what a president was in 1963 when I was 4 years old. I do remember that the adults were upset. I also remember being over at my grandmothers house and standing in the living room in front of a black and white portable TV watching the funeral and then walking up to the screen and seeing a little boy saluting who is about my age. I remember the muffled drums and the soldiers and seeing the horse drawn cortège with JFK‘s casket, the same one Abraham Lincoln body was placed. I wonder if there is a connection between these two great men?
I was in my 1st grade classroom ,our teacher was called out into the hall. Few minutes later she came back into the classroom crying and announced that our president had been assassinated. When I got home my mother was upset and watching our black white TV. I remember my father getting home from work excited. We watched history unfold that week on T.V.
I was 9 when this occurred. It was surreal to me, as I sort of saw Kennedy as invincible. My best friends family were Catholic, and nearly worshipped him as the first Catholic President. A feeling of vulnerability enveloped me for a time, as well as the nation as a whole. It was the end of 50s idealism, and the beginning of 60s cynicism.
Walter Cronkite was the best. No other news anchor has ever measured up to him. His assassination coverage and announcement of JFK's death and time will be burned in viewers' memories forever.
The news reached the UK in the middle of their prime time schedules. There was only two stations on air in the UK at the time, the BBC and ITV. The news of his death broke at the end of the BBC's nightly magazine show Tonight, on ITV it broke their hospital drama Emergency Ward 10. The schedules were changed with extra news reports and discussion programmes replacing the regular entertainment.
I worked the Associated Press at 50 Rockefeller Center and was on my lunch break when the ticker tape at the side of the building announced the President's death while people surrounding me reading it with tears in their eyes.
I was in 11th grade on the platform between one set of downward stairs to the next when I heard someone day, President Kennedy has been killed. No we will never forget where we were on this tragic day.
@@reversalmushroom It is a 48 second clip of the Zapruder film, no intro or commentary, just the film. Pretty gross. I don't know what a Rick Roll is - I'm old.
Long story short - Can someone help me ID the man who filmed the assassination from in front of the TSBD with a pro grade 16mm camera? He is seen in several films and photos, at the plaza and at the hospital. He is wearing a small black german style hat. He is seen in these films, the color one made by a CBS photographer of a family on the ground, and he is running to catch a ride in an open press car. Officers waving people away from the limo at the hospital recognize him and wave him inside instead. Must be easy to find such a well known pro - and if we can find that lost film we will finnally know the Truth, {or be killed trying as so many have.}
Yeah - a response! boo - from someone who knows nothing - seems to have not even read my question... Again - in several films and photos of the murder scene a man with a small German style hat is seen filming it all with a pro grade 16mm camera. He is also seen at the Parkland hospital and when the police are shooing people away from the limo this man is recognized and instead waved into the hospital loading dock. Yet while it is obvious this man is a well known pro and even has newsroom type labels on the camera most all reports say the only movie film was the 8mm "Zapruder film." Which by the way test show his camera was running at 24 frames a second, as the owners manuel recommends for such "scene of people in moving cars". Seems this is part of the cover up - the slow motion film makes it look like 1 man could have time to fire 3 shots - I solved this Crime of The Century - and it is in my books yet I am now being threatened with severe death on the streets - seems like a news story yet all who try to help ne are cancelled of dead now.
+Janna Watson No worries - with gov. propaganda and disinformation programs funded to the tune of a billion dollars each WEEK - along with "extrajudicial executions" of people on the "Presidnets Secret Kill List" now the norm - it is easy to see why most people go with the BIG LIE and it can be impossible to speak any Truth. IF our monitors will allow me to post the name of my books - well go to kindle ebooks and enter my name - IF I can post my name - no one would want this free service to be used for advertising - ha - see ;cause - anyway look up t.gordonanderson - and even if you buy my book you might not get it - a neighbor of mine, back when I had a place to live in 2011, wanted to show me what my long auto-bio looked like in ebook format - and when he tried to open it the file had been replaced with a dictionary - the Oxford Standard one. it is a large file yet still so easy to delete.It is much like this case of Mr. Strange from the BBC - a rival magician makes all copies of a book on magic disappear - and the prop book used in the series was bound exactly the same as mine was- were -
how about Officer JD Tippet .......remember besides Kennedy that day Oswald went home and got his hand gun and was stopped by Tippet who had a description of a person of interest and Oswald then pulled his pistol and shot him dead .
@@stellertonybeller1972 Oswald was outside his home when Tippit was shot. It was almost impossible for him to have shot him. Plus the casings were from a different weapon.
@@cgh7337 Why is it sickening? The coverage is their own so they can do whatever they want with it. Are newspapers sickening for charging people to place obituaries for loved ones and then charging others to read them? It's business and your conscience is checked at the door if you want to be successful at it.
It's not the time required to fire three rounds that proves anything. It's the fastest possible time between two shots that matters. Compare that to the shortest time between two shots in the Zapruder film. The three shot test was just another aspect of the cover up. The short time between the second and third rounds proves a second gun. The delay between the first and second round is irrelevant. Adding it into the test was an obvious con job from the beginning. Wake up America!
I was in my 1st grade classroom ,our teacher was called out into the hall. Few minutes later she came back into the classroom crying and announced that our president had been assassinated. When I got home my mother was upset and watching our black white TV. I remember my father getting home from work excited. We watched history unfold all that week on T.V.
I was in fourth grade and the announcement wasn't made until dismissal time. We were bewildered and stunned. A lot of kids walked to school and our teacher told us to go straight home. When I got outside, I found that my grandfather had come to drive me the two blocks home. That shocked me more than the assassination, as I was expected to walk unless I had two broken legs.
My mom said they told the students right away and send them home but she went to catholic school
I was the first person in the 8th grade during 2nd period being told by my former teacher a plane flew into the WTC. As Mrs Andre was telling me what happened in 1993, we watched the second plane hit stunned like, "what's going on? ", you are history and so am I
My dad was 14 and taking a HS algebra test. They dismissed school. He and my uncle Barry watched Oswald get shot.
Lies again? Serie A Leader Joma Fila
what did your grandfather tell you about it? i guess there was a good reason of why he thought it was a good idea for him personally to take you home, though probably there was a lot of concern for what people would think about the event, including kids. if that happened who knows what else could happen.
Hearing Walter Cronkite's voice break is something I will never forget. I was 8 years old and it has affected all of my life.
Lol
I was not quite five years old on that fateful day.
My Mom was crying, and lighting candles on the fireplace mantle of our Seattle home. I still remember it vividly.
This happened 2 1/2 years before I was born. My Mom clearly remembers Cronkite's announcement. It was eerie..my Mom's dad and Mr. Cronkite could have passed as twins. Mom told me several times that it was like Poppy breaking the news to her on national news.
Mr. McGee's 6th grade classroom when the announcement came over the school's PA system. Mr. McGee gave me his house key (lived 2 blocks from the school) and told me to bring his radio back to class. Spent the next 3 days in the gym watching TV, saw Oswald shot on live TV. I thought the world of adults had gone mad.
I was in the library and was in study hall but rather than doing my homework, I was reading the local paper's coverage of the football games for the weekend when the principal came on the speakers and told us to report to our homerooms. My homeroom teacher had some tears coming down and I wondered what was going on. Then she told us the President had been assassinated and school would be dismissed until after the funeral and to watch TV as this is history in the making. I also was watching live on Sunday morning when Oswald was shot.
ntm
Remembering JFK today 11/22/19
Yep
I was 6 weeks old when this happened. My mom who is alive still said it was on tv the funeral and news for almost a week. Sad time for the nation during this time. You can feel the pain of all these people when watching this.
Yeah, my mom was a teenager when this happened and she told me after 9/11, "You'll remember where you were on this day for the rest of your life." After letting what happened finally sink in, I asked her if there was ever a 9/11-esque thing that happened in her lifetime. She said it was when they announced that John F. Kennedy was assassinated. Everyone knew where they were and what they were doing when they heard the news. There have been a lot of major historical events between those two dates, but JFK's death was just that shocking.
I was 6 years old and remember that tragic day like it was yesterday.
Contemporary news reporters are nothing even close to these legendary originals...
That's because we dont have news anymore. It's only what favors a certain political party ("D"). Anything else is ignored or lied about.
Because they are paid actors.
That's not true. All the big names bought the inane,insipid,dishonest Warren Report.
@@vernpascal1531 back then they were duped. Today, its intentional...
Coverage went on all night for three days. I couldn't be pulled away from the TV, so my parents finally let me sleep on the couch facing it. I was 13.
Comment section = “I’ll never forget, I was 18 seconds old and my grandma was crying, we stayed up the whole night, we had some soup, I felt there was too much pepper in the soup. I will always remember this day.”
XDD
It seems every generation has an event that imbues a “Where were you when you heard the news?” moment.
Think you were being funny, did you?
God ....back when newscasters were actual journalists. I was born in 1966......I remember Harry Reasoner from ABC where he had moved in the 70s. But Cronkite.....the voice of America.
CBS should make all of the footage from those 4 days, unedited and just as it happened, available online somewhere. I watched a lot of it that weekend when they aired the whole thing for the 50th anniversary and it was fascinating. I haven't been able to watch it since, and I think it has a lot of education/historical value.
They did broadcast it back in the 1990s as it happened. I uploaded it to youtube but CBS removed it
And a year later, I feel the same way. Come on, CBS! Make ALL of the unedited broadcast footage available! I'm standing here with a bunch of money in my hand ready to pay you for it. What's the holdup???
I agree, I can't believe CBS is claiming copyright violation. That stuff is history
@@TELEVISIONARCHIVES Tell me, does your coverage include some sort of patriotic program on Saturday morning, before the regular coverage started? It was part of the CBS 50th anniversary livestream but I haven't seen it anywhere since and can't remember the title.
I was born in 1967. My mom was at home ironing watching the CBS coverage, my dad was an advertising executive with a newspaper. He was going to a business to collect pymt for an ad. He went there and found out.
There used to be youtube videos of CBS starting with As The World Turns and went hour by hour for days. It's too bad the CBS claimed copyright violation and took them down. That stuff is history and should be available for everyone.
I was in Miss Powers' first grade class at Delcroft Elementary School in Folcroft, PA (near Philadelphia) when this tragedy happened. Unfortunately, I have no memory of that day at all. I was just too young to understand what went on back then.
“(indecipherable) tragedy since President Lincoln.”
Sick burn on Garfield and McKinley.
I was in 1st grade, attending Christ The King Catholic School in Bossier City. Our school's Principal, Sister Lorretta made the announcement that JFK had been shot over the PA system. We stopped what we were doing and prayed. A bit later, she announced that he was dead. I was heartbroken. I remember seeing LBJ on the news that evening and IMMEDIATELY taking a dislike to him.
I was not yet two years old when this all took place... My mother had the television on all day, and remembers every bit of the news coverage that day, as well as Oswald's shooting two days later...
My age exactly. I was born In February and it’s my very first memory. The first event seared into my consciousness.
An orange cake (what were you thinking, mom?) was just out of the oven. Walter Cronkite delivered the news that induced an otherworldly wailing from my mother.
Glasses on...glasses off...glasses on...glasses off
I miss Walter Cronkite
And his honesty
I was 6 at the time. In Rhode Island I remember them letting us out of school a few minutes early as it was like 3 PM EST. Walking home I could see people talking to their neighbors and I distinctly remember Mrs Sprague talking to Mrs Herman. Now those two never talked as one was a blue nose and one was a bumpkus, to coin some phrases. So it really struck me as odd to see those two talking. I had about a 3/4 mile walk home from school
I was also 6 too as well.
6 years old 1st grade ,Louisiana.
I wasn’t born yet because I was born in 1974 but the death of JFK always sparked my interest.
I always wondered how the people felt on that day & how sad or scared they felt when I was growing up learning about it in history class & talking to my parents about that day Kennedy was shot & how they felt.
I kind of understand that that now when the attacks on 9/11/01 happened.
Robert Trout (who was anchoring "THE CBS SATURDAY NEWS" at the time) was sitting next to Charles Collingwood; he was describing his memories of Kennedy when the bulletin of Oswald's capture was handed to Collingwood.
Do you think it was an inside job?
It’s hard to believe that CBS had no live video from Dallas.
No worries. You can spend your hard earned $ and buy it from CBS. Or did you miss the whole point of this clip?
Live video was rare in the day.
It was 1963. 'Nuff said.
They're not always on the spot. They didn't catch Mount St. Helens, either. However, ABC did get the 1989 earthquake. "That was the greatest open in the history of television, bar none!" (Al Michaels).
I was too young to know what a president was in 1963 when I was 4 years old. I do remember that the adults were upset. I also remember being over at my grandmothers house and standing in the living room in front of a black and white portable TV watching the funeral and then walking up to the screen and seeing a little boy saluting who is about my age. I remember the muffled drums and the soldiers and seeing the horse drawn cortège with JFK‘s casket, the same one Abraham Lincoln body was placed. I wonder if there is a connection between these two great men?
I was in my 1st grade classroom ,our teacher was called out into the hall. Few minutes later she came back into the classroom crying and announced that our president had been assassinated. When I got home my mother was upset and watching our black white TV. I remember my father getting home from work excited. We watched history unfold that week on T.V.
Never have forgotten that day!
Ouch😭..i was born in 1964 but I remember my mom talking about this day 🥺🥺
I was 9 when this occurred. It was surreal
to me, as I sort of saw Kennedy as invincible.
My best friends family were Catholic, and nearly worshipped him as the first Catholic
President. A feeling of vulnerability enveloped me for a time, as well as the nation as
a whole. It was the end of 50s idealism, and the beginning of 60s cynicism.
Walter Cronkite was the best. No other news anchor has ever measured up to him. His assassination coverage and announcement of JFK's death and time will be burned in viewers' memories forever.
why does it still hurt ,
60 years ago today.
The news reached the UK in the middle of their prime time schedules. There was only two stations on air in the UK at the time, the BBC and ITV. The news of his death broke at the end of the BBC's nightly magazine show Tonight, on ITV it broke their hospital drama Emergency Ward 10. The schedules were changed with extra news reports and discussion programmes replacing the regular entertainment.
What I remember most is the 2 big cops holding Oswald for Ruby to shoot.
Of course there was no cop walking in front of Oswald to protect him.
wow you can see the hurt in all of their eyes. 1963 the day America lost its innocence
Lol, "American Innocence".
torenico fr lol
Innocence?
As devastating as this day was, aren't you forgetting Pearl Harbor?!
Well that’s a very white washed view of American history
Harry from "Mad Men" at about 1:32...
I worked the Associated Press at 50 Rockefeller Center and was on my lunch break when the ticker tape at the side of the building announced the President's death while people surrounding me reading it with tears in their eyes.
too young when but has affected my life +such a tragic event.)
When I see Harry Reasoner all I can think of is Gilda Radner saying, "Weasoner, Hawwy Weasoner," as Baba Wawa on SNL.
The History of BREAKING NEWS in the history of Television
I was in 11th grade on the platform between one set of downward stairs to the next when I heard someone day, President Kennedy has been killed. No we will never forget where we were on this tragic day.
Before I was born I wouldn't exist for more than a decade 76
I weeps
Dear president
From india
My dad was in school when it happened.
At 2:10 you can see the blood stains on Jackie’s lower left leg.
My mom and dad were in school
why is Norah smiling about this?
Where is the footage of the assassination? Why can't I look that up anywhere? Can someone please link me to where I can see it?
Bro its literally on youtube
@@nknkannadiga9742 Okay, so you should be able to link me.
@@reversalmushroom For pity sake reversal, how frigging hard is it to look this up? th-cam.com/video/jdwVUBlK-Y0/w-d-xo.html
@@ceilingunlimited2430 I already saw it, but thank you, but I suspect that's a Rick Roll or something like that, so I'm not going to click it.
@@reversalmushroom It is a 48 second clip of the Zapruder film, no intro or commentary, just the film. Pretty gross. I don't know what a Rick Roll is - I'm old.
History's repeated, and will repeat more!
Not on this scale, the CIA and FBI botched this insurrection so badly that I doubt it will ever be attempted again.
that was back when some guy did something
There were a total of 6 shots but 3 of those 6 actually hit JFK.
He was a major threat to evil only reason he’s gone
Long story short -
Can someone help me ID the man who filmed the assassination from in front of the TSBD with a pro grade 16mm camera? He is seen in several films and photos, at the plaza and at the hospital. He is wearing a small black german style hat. He is seen in these films, the color one made by a CBS photographer of a family on the ground, and he is running to catch a ride in an open press car. Officers waving people away from the limo at the hospital recognize him and wave him inside instead. Must be easy to find such a well known pro - and if we can find that lost film we will finnally know the Truth, {or be killed trying as so many have.}
Are you talking about the Zupredor or (whatever his name is) famous film??
Yeah - a response!
boo - from someone who knows nothing - seems to have not even read my question...
Again - in several films and photos of the murder scene a man with a small German style hat is seen filming it all with a pro grade 16mm camera. He is also seen at the Parkland hospital and when the police are shooing people away from the limo this man is recognized and instead waved into the hospital loading dock.
Yet while it is obvious this man is a well known pro and even has newsroom type labels on the camera most all reports say the only movie film was the 8mm "Zapruder film."
Which by the way test show his camera was running at 24 frames a second, as the owners manuel recommends for such "scene of people in moving cars". Seems this is part of the cover up - the slow motion film makes it look like 1 man could have time to fire 3 shots - I solved this Crime of The Century - and it is in my books yet I am now being threatened with severe death on the streets - seems like a news story yet all who try to help ne are cancelled of dead now.
+Gordon Anderson sorry I thought it was the old 8mm film you were talking about.
+Janna Watson what is the name of your books?
+Janna Watson No worries - with gov. propaganda and disinformation programs funded to the tune of a billion dollars each WEEK - along with "extrajudicial executions" of people on the "Presidnets Secret Kill List" now the norm - it is easy to see why most people go with the BIG LIE and it can be impossible to speak any Truth. IF our monitors will allow me to post the name of my books - well go to kindle ebooks and enter my name - IF I can post my name - no one would want this free service to be used for advertising - ha - see ;cause - anyway look up t.gordonanderson - and even if you buy my book you might not get it - a neighbor of mine, back when I had a place to live in 2011, wanted to show me what my long auto-bio looked like in ebook format - and when he tried to open it the file had been replaced with a dictionary - the Oxford Standard one. it is a large file yet still so easy to delete.It is much like this case of Mr. Strange from the BBC - a rival magician makes all copies of a book on magic disappear - and the prop book used in the series was bound exactly the same as mine was- were -
Lee Harvey Oswald was framed
That's why he was killed, too.
I wasn’t born yet
Mockingbird
Notice LBJ having a hard time to hold a solemn face. He was one of the many that carried out this conspiracy.
*_wounded_* was something of an understatement..😂
Oswald was not lying when he said he didn't shoot anybody
how about Officer JD Tippet .......remember besides Kennedy that day Oswald went home and got his hand gun and was stopped by Tippet who had a description of a person of interest and Oswald then pulled his pistol and shot him dead .
@@stellertonybeller1972 Oswald was outside his home when Tippit was shot. It was almost impossible for him to have shot him. Plus the casings were from a different weapon.
Oswald did not shoot anybody!
who did?
“Kings of Deceit” - Affiance
ahahahaa making them DVD money.... go go go
It's sickening isn't it?
@@cgh7337 Why is it sickening? The coverage is their own so they can do whatever they want with it. Are newspapers sickening for charging people to place obituaries for loved ones and then charging others to read them? It's business and your conscience is checked at the door if you want to be successful at it.
Trump probably wishes he could be even in THAT situation even over his
the nite llub or bulletin he looks like hes holding back a smile maybe it should be called bull letting in
It's not the time required to fire three rounds that proves anything.
It's the fastest possible time between two shots that matters. Compare that to the shortest time between two shots in the Zapruder film.
The three shot test was just another aspect of the cover up.
The short time between the second and third rounds proves a second gun.
The delay between the first and second round is irrelevant.
Adding it into the test was an obvious con job from the beginning.
Wake up America!
LIARS...
three shots- such BS
The truth is on tiktok
Bruh The Driver🤦🏽♂️
God Bless the Kennedys, God Bless America, God Bless President Trump and VP Kennedy 17 😉
I guess something bad did happen to the Kennedy’s
I was in my 1st grade classroom ,our teacher was called out into the hall. Few minutes later she came back into the classroom crying and announced that our president had been assassinated. When I got home my mother was upset and watching our black white TV. I remember my father getting home from work excited. We watched history unfold all that week on T.V.
At that time did most people believe the official story or were there already rumours of a conspiracy?