JFK ARRIVES IN DALLAS, TEXAS, ON NOVEMBER 22, 1963 (TELEVISION COVERAGE) (KRLD-TV VERSION)
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- Local Dallas television coverage of President Kennedy's arrival at Love Field Airport in Dallas, Texas, on November 22nd, 1963.
Less than an hour after he landed in "Big D" aboard Air Force One, John F. Kennedy was murdered by Lee Harvey Oswald in Dealey Plaza.
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Sad knowing that the moment President Kennedy stepped off Air Force One, the next time he would be back on it would be in a casket and our nation would have a new President. Crazy how everything can change in 45 minutes.
So sad
Very sad, he would never see the Air force one again.
LBJ arranged for the assassination of Kennedy. Even if that wasn't enough for LBJ he sent over 60,000 young American servicemen to their death in a pointless war In Vietnam . . .
@@macvatu you are absolutely correct
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I think the country started its demise on this day, look where we are now. Just a disgrace.
@Laureano Aldama youre.right.
John Keating, Very true and so sad…
Sunsetsully Awakened.... swamp rats at work!....even then! nov 22 1963!...I bet ( AGAIN) that this date will NOT be mentioned by the media!...they want to earase that date from history!
Right wing coup
your country used to be a great nation. a world full of dreams freedom and the fact t know to reach all goals in life. as u say it...what a disgrace ! lbgt, left groups, racism, presidents who dont care about their people. But just have a look on what happens in europe. politicians are the ones who are to blame for all injustice, sufferings, wars alongside their best freinds banksters.
The second that plane landed, his life was over. I felt so for Jackie. She lost her son three months before and then her husband was murdered right in front of her. I can't even begin to imagine....
Yes so sad . Beautiful couple 😥 RIP JFK
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I remember the teachers crying when we were dismissed from school, then got home and my mom was crying. Something I'll never forget.
those were true tears of loosing a great President!
@Thomas Pickering well that was interesting to read but I still dont believe she killed him. I believe the government and the CIA took place in it and framed Oswald. Then Jack Ruby was told to kill Oswald to prevent Oswald from telling the truth. I dont believe Jackie took place in it giving the fact that she went through depression and trauma even trying to take her own life after the assassination. I dont think anybody would kill someone and feel depressed about it giving the fact that they wanted to kill them in the first place why would they feel bad? I can understand the trauma I think everyone would go through trauma seeing someone head explode inches from there face. The thing I dont understand is why would she want to take her own life? If she did do it she clearly had lost love for JFK and wanted nothing to do with him to end his life. This is just my opinion and some of the reasons I have a hard time believing she killed him.
Same here...
I was 4 years old. One of my earliest memories. I remember my granddaddy crying which I didn't understand because he didn't like president Kennedy. His reasoning was they murdered our president.
@@jackjj4005 he was caught in a triangulated cross fire. We trained on that in the army in the 80s. Once your in that box there's only one way out.dead. I'll always believe there were 3 teams of shooters. As far as who they were I have no idea
As a devout conservative Republican, my heart breaks for JFK and his family and friends. Not only do I think he was a great President who truly cared about the USA, but there is also a wife who webt to bed without a husband and children without a father that night.
We don't care if you're republican buddy we are here to see a video 💀
JFK was a peoples president, and likely one of the last, regardless of party, people liked and believed in him, we need less left/right bs and more of what jfk brought to the table
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To think how many young men 17 years old were sent to their deaths in Vietnam, my own brother served and was not the same after coming back.
@cdsorvinyl there were 16000 advisors in south Vietnam and JFK was ready to withdraw troops with the first 1000 in dec 1963 and by 1865 all the troops were to be withdrawn but instead puppet LBJ escalated the war and sent a half million troops. LBJ a scumbag
My grandfather is in this video. He worked for the airline. ❤️
cool
Very cool!
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The moment they stepped into that car they stepped into history
55 years ago today in my city. RIP Jack the country has never been the same since.
you make it sound that things were great when he was alive....lol
Yes, not the same, Democrats are trying to destroy our great country.
heck of a lot better than the current political climate in this country...and ironically it's JFK's own party that is causing a lot of the problems! RIP Jack....a great President.
People were much nicer when he was alive . There were always bad people but nothing like today .
@@willstill1547 One would wonder what he would have thought of his party today....
I can't even image the trauma Jackie experienced that day! How she was able to carry on? Thank God for her children. She is at peace now. Lord, please take good care of our dear First Lady in heaven!
You know, I thought it was fishy how quickly she got re-married. Did some research, found that she wanted to divorce Kennedy before he got elected, got pressured and bribed out of it by his father. She was miserable in the White House while he was shacking up. There's a chance she was in on it... in fact, there's a chance she killed him herself, hid the murder weapon under the jacket she refused to remove.
Watching that plane approaching Dallas is haunting.
you said it
Yes
Indeed creepy.
You just want to scream to the pilot to pull up go back , forget Dallas !!
@@kyletims9572 yes!
It wasn’t a parade. It was a funeral procession for the United States. No matter who pulled the trigger that day, this country never recovered.
Correct!!!! Sadly!!!!...
so haunting to watch!...I still would give anything to go back to the 60's, when people were normal..not like this pathetic disgusting& ME ME ME era!...I hate it!!!!!!!!...and having to be politically correct!...please give me a Time machine!!
I was thinking.... If I had a time machine where would I position myself? Next to the umbrella man? Behind the grassy Knoll? Directly across from the School Book Depository?
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The 50's and 60's weren't great for everyone, especially black people. Just sayin...
@@cassiestewart2603 Great point..
John Kopacka Just borrow Donald Trumps time machine...
If you're this upset by the idea that you have to consider people's feelings before you speak, Im not completely sure you would have enjoyed JFK telling you it was time for integrated schools.
I mean, NOW I imagine you see the rightness of his decision.
But with this level of animosity towards the idea that you can't use slurs anymore, had you been born then...I just don't know that the Civil Rights era would be your bag.
There was a lot of uncomfortable challenge for people to change the way they thought and acted foe the better.
You might have liked the 20s better.
That day I was 2 years old. I believe JFK was a great President and didn't deserve such a stupid death on such a festive and enjoyable visit to Dallas. I'm a fan born here in Brazil. Thank you for showing important images that are part of history. 🇧🇷
"You can't say Dallas doesn't love you Mr. President."
Just before he was hit.
"No, you certainly can't."
@@elliotshaw4128 I was gonna say that 🤣
No they didn't But either did George HW Bush and the deep state
It wasnt dallas, it was Oswald
I don't know why anyone would want to hurt somebody like JFK. This made my eyes well up with tears. He was such a marvelous soul. RIP J.F.K. 🇺🇸 died with u
@Ms Empath CIA
Deep State , inc.all of them ...
Connely was the target . His aim was shitty that day.
Nervous as hell.
Sweating and shaking.
Oswald had a hit list with connely and several others on it.
Kennedy wasn't.
All of the oil Barons in Texas, especially PEROT, et al- were going to be losing a 27% tax break off the top that they'd enjoyed for a decade or two. We kept doing big business with Germany, Japan, Italy, etc- $ changes everything.
@@mattpen47 the planet of ZARDOZ
4/15/1865, 12/7/1941, 11/22/1963, and 9/11/2001 are days will live in infamy.
Don't forget 4/12/1861, the start of the Civil War.
@@broadstreet21 2/21/1965 and 4/4/1968 were up there in infamy too. As was 6/6/1968.
On a global scale, 1/30/1948 sucked. 6/28/1914 really sucked for everybody.
@@chrismc410 All due respect but Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, and Robert Kennedy, they were all important figures, but not so significant like a president.
@@broadstreet21 Martin Luther King Jr and Malcolm X weren't significant figures? 🤨
@@martinjss8 Actually, I do remember now MLK's death did trigger massive riots. In that case, the date of his death was one that lived in infamy.
My god watching the plane come in... just screaming on the inside, “don’t land!”
I have somewhat the same reaction when we see footage of Diana Spencer arriving at St. Paul’s with her father for her wedding “run Diana! RUN!”.
John Keating Yes!
Me too
Go back, go back!!!
@Marky Darky You are very uncultured, this is unfair as hell, he was a good president, he did a lot positive stuff.
“Don't let it be forgot
That once there was a spot For one brief shining moment That was known as Camelot!”
Thank God that there were more people who wanted to be free of royalty than worship them back during the Revolutionary War.
I will never forget that day only 7yrs old yet I remember most everything that happened those four horrible sad days. I was in 2nd grade and I remember we returned back to school after lunch and we were playing in the schoolyard. Our teacher got us in formation and we went into the classroom it's a little fuzzy as to whether we were in the middle of her teaching us or it happened immediately after we took our seats. I believe she did her roll call. I remember our gorgeous she was simply gorgeous she had on a green dress, she was a brunette she could be Liz Taylor’s sister she resembled her. However, her face was red and she began weeping at her desk. We all in unison hollered ” what is wrong” she raised her head with her handkerchief wiping her eyes. She said President Kennedy has been shot. Another teacher from across from our class a beautiful black teacher she came in and both of them embraced each other both sobbing loudly. Then she took our teacher out of the classroom. About 10 mins later our teacher returned somewhat composed her eyes and face still red she announced that school would be dismissed if anyone had to call their parents they should go to principal’s office. My older sister and brother also attended the school. They were in the schoolyard waiting for me. We walked home. I just remember neighbors on the porch or out on sidewalk talking to each other some crying, I saw mom and grandma and grandpa they were on our porch talking to neighbors. Mother hugged us. It was as if time was standing still. Daddy got home about 5:30p as he did everyday. I remember him keep repeating ” this is awful”. Everyone I've mentioned the adults are all dead and my older brother is dead. My sister who met me in schoolyard still lives we often discuss that awful day.
@Jason A I had to read my comment again, she didn't tell us he was dead and I didn't write that. She said he had been shot. I didn't learn of his demise until I got home. However, we knew something awful occurred due to her crying and her posture that afternoon. You got to read people’s comments thoroughly.
Your story sounds almost identical as mine. I also was 7 yrs old. Just came back from recess, sisters waiting outside to walk home, mother on porch etc. Very similar circumstances. Sad tragic day.
If only we could go back in time to stop this from happening..
We can Jake. Just step into the pantry!
11-22-63. The movie, it happened.
You’d just be arrested, you can’t alter the time line
go to a pay phone and tell the police that oswald is on the 6th floor of that bldg and he's fixing to shot the president.
@@jwrn4uyes you'll be arrested as one of the shooters
I was just a little kid in Texas and we were so excited that he was coming. I remember thinking how lucky we were that the president came to Texas. Everyone is right. THE entire country was in mourning. Everyone was sad. He was our president. He was everyone's president. Nothing ever stayed the same and we never felt that safe again
it still hurts to watch this stuff
I wasn't even born yet and it hurts!
It always will...
@@joemartin1253 same here
21:20... “He’s broken away from his plan and gone right up to the fence to shake hands with people… This is great for the people and makes the eggshells even thinner for the secret service, whose job it is to guard the man.”
what a difference my dear God!
The Secret Service did not “guard the man.” They failed.
@@frederickrapp5396 that what I always thought to!
@@frederickrapp5396President Kennedy ordered the Secret Service off his car for the upcoming motorcades in Tampa, that Monday, and in the Texas cities.
@@frederickrapp5396 th-cam.com/video/RsymPbyZEIA/w-d-xo.html
November 22, 1963. 57 years ago today and remember it vividly. Very sorry.
The day started out so great...how quickly things can change.
It is eerie watching this, knowing what would happen less than an hour later.
It makes me sad watching this and thinking how that exuberant crowd at Dallas Love Field must have felt upon hearing the tragic news that JFK was shot within that hour.
That must have been surreal.
I used to think that 9/11 changed the world, but actually, nothing has been the same since JFK’s assassination...it all started here ☹️
They may have done Patton, and before that, Lincoln
You got that right. This was one if not one of the most frightening moments in history that I experienced in my 67 years.
I was 17 at this time, and I still remember some of the stories. One of them was about the pleas of the Secret Service to put a canopy of the JFK's car for protection. He was completely opposed to it saying he survived WWII and he wasn't about to show fear of his own countrymen in his ow country. So sad.
You know this video makes you want to scream at the both of them, stay on that plane, don't disembark.Because there are demonic forces out there laying in wait for you. However our fate, is our fate and there is nothing that can stop it or impede it's progression. I look at the beautiful smiles on the faces of these two young people and wonder why as Martin Luther King said, we can't disagree without being violently disagreeable.
Very sad and haunting video. Our country was changed forever - thank you for posting. Note in particular the sequence beginning at 26:35 and for 13 seconds after. The secret service agent was running alongside then stops (or is told to) and is apparently quite frustrated.
The Secret Service agent was " waved off", told to get away from the limo by SS agent Emory Roberts, & the agent jogging threw his hands up in disgust. The full clip is also on TH-cam, showing Roberts waving the agent away from the motorcade.
It's hard to see him and know that he was sorrounded by alot of snakes that day.
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@Thomas Pickering This is the first time I've heard someone say Jackie was involved... Why do you think that?
oldies geek she didn’t hesitate to help him when he got shot 1st time, look closely at her reaction and at the driver’s.
Too much going on between them, at that point it was well know the affair between M.M & JFK
Look at Clint Hill next to JFK and behind Jackie in the thumbnail photo. HE KNEW. He is a traitor, a real hypocrite.
@@oldiesgeek454 No, he is wrong. Jackie loved the President.
That was the peak of our nation's prominence as the greatest hegemony the world has measured. A brilliant, caring president, he envisioned the Peace Corps, met with strength possible anti-American regimes, and continued our domestic prosperity.
I went through every "could have/should have" there could possibly have been.
Watching him step inside the car not knowing it would be his tomb while on the other hand, we know which makes it very haunting.
This horrific event happened before I was born.....if I could go back in time I would have asked GOD if I could appear to President Kennedy in a dream to warn him about his trip to Dallas on Nov 22,1963
I have seen this video many times over the years. Its featured in several films on the assassination. While it is obviously a preparation for tragedy, I was always struck by the respect the announcer showed the President and the other government officials before AF1 was on the ground and thereafter when the President was greeting the folks there to welcome him. We are missing that so much today.
Well look who we have for a president! No wonder!
Today a reporter covering an event like this would be giving us his/her opinion on what he thinks the President has done wrong.
The last minutes of a life. The calm before the storm. 😢😢😢
Every time I see this arrival a small thought runs through my mind 'Go back get back on the plane go!!!!"
Still hard to watch these. The pain and sorrow of this day is still very palpable.
Regardless of the politics this should never have happened.
I believe the report.
I'm 99 in 2020.
Rest in peace Mr Kennedy. 🇺🇸
The day the entire world changed forever. I still cry over this. 2-18, 2022.
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JFK I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU 😥🌹❤
Watching this after so...... many years. The tragedy occurring in relatively modern times. This footage crystal clear seems as an episode of a science fiction program however we realize that Kennedy had about 40 minutes to live after stepping off that plane. This cruel and sad event in history injured our country badly and I don't believe the United States ever really got over this as a nation. The lack of concrete and clear responsibility began an environment of mistrust and suspicion that has slowly eroded national leadership away from our higher original ideals. The world follows. A sad sad event. Just Sayin.
That Pan American pilot made one of the most beautiful landings I have ever seen. With out all the shit they got now...
Another treat is to watch The President and Mrs. Kennedy greet all those real Texans full of love and promise. What could've been...
Despite the passage of time, the Kennedys arrival in Love Field absolutely breaks my heart. Life turns on a dime. You can have it all and lose it all in the blink of an eye. God bless John and Jackie Kennedy.
We need a time machine to go back and stop that plane landing. Would make a great movie
Read the Book: " 11·22·63" by Stephen King.
The 60's TV series "The Time Tunnel" considered doing just that. Thinking that the subject was too recent and sensitive, they settled for going back to the Titanic disaster. BTW, they couldn't save the Titanic. The Captain wouldn't listen to them and they were thrown in the brig on false charges. The scientists were able to bring them back to the present at the time just before the ship sank.) The scientists only had partial control over the time travel in the series not like Back To The Future.
It is like watching live television. Just amazing to think how quickly the day changed after this joyful event!
I was in the 6th grade when this happened. Still one of the saddest days in our history
I've only heard the radio version. Thanks for posting this.
18:10 cheers of you which would soon become tears of sadness...... may one of the most legendary presidents of America rest in peace. Rest In Peace John Fitzgerald Kennedy, we still miss you, even tho I'm 15 ;(
I was 11 months old .. The world was in turmoil then. A real shame that happened. My mom was watching a soap on tv when the breaking news came through. She loved Kennedy. She still does...The world has grown worse since ..
Never forgotten both very sorely missed 🇺🇸
th-cam.com/video/RsymPbyZEIA/w-d-xo.html
That “sun tan” was, in fact, a manifestation of a very serious medical disease known as adrenocortical insufficiency or “Addison’s disease” (AD). The “sun tan” is the result of an excess of a hormone called ACTH which reflects inability of the adrenal glands to make essential steroids. The excess ACTH cross reacts with the melanocytes in the skin which causes darkening of the skin.
JFK required daily injections of steroids in order to stay alive. He also took amphetamines for energy (AD makes you feel chronically tired), narcotics for chronic back pain and barbiturates for sleep. He was a very seriously ill man.
Agreed. He sure wore it well though.
I was just a few months shy of two years old when this all took place... My mother watched all of it on TV, though... Assassinations, civil unrest, wars, radical acts, and political manipulation - The entire 1960s decade was totally upside-down and out of control, in my opinion! Everything that happened back then still resonates!
LBJ, WAS 100% RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT HAPPENED THAT DAY.
stay off the crack pipe.
More like 99%
@@gregoryklein3311 That's right it was said he ducked in his limo before the first shot was fired.
@Thomas Pickering well don't you think a vice president knowing in advance, should have said something. Or maybe he was really wanting too be president. In that case it makes him just as much responsible as the trigger man.
@@gregoryklein3311 99% is pretty close to 100!!
It was hard to listen to them recite his itinerary 28:55 . He had thirty minutes left to live. What a waste.
I wasn't born at that time but to now see this video visual of history that turned out to be a tragic day not only for the country but the world is so sad.
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This tear's me up, as my mother was total- JFK!!! ( I WAS STILL IN THE OVEN, SO. TO SPEAK) AWESOME, MAN!!!
Kennedy embodied the youth and the possibilities of the 1960's. We were the envy of the world with our nascent space program and Kennedy's prediction at the beginning of the decade to be the first to put a man on the moon proved correct.
That is the last of the good old America. Everything changed after. Vietnam, Nixon, oil embargo, Reagan, Middle East wars, 911, Trump, etc....
I can remember exactly where I was when I first heard the news of the shooting.
I was 10 years old!
Watching this was eerily surreal. When I heard a male teenage voice from the crowd yell out “Here comes the Jet” i found that compelling. I was two weeks short of my second birthday on this fateful day living in western Canada. They will be talking about November 22,1963 long after we have all passed away.
I was almost three months old.
What a mistake to ride in a Limo Convertible! Because the weather was nice and they wanted to wave to the crowd while driving by.
Fatal mistake! Created the opening. Never again did a President ride in an open car.
Now they have bullet and bombproof limousines.
RIP JFK
Biden should ride in an open limo for the good of the country.
This is so sad. Started off as such a happy day :(
It’s crazy watching him knowing that’s his last few moments
Unfortunately, the praetorian guard had abandoned JFK by this time
One of his co workers actually told John to raise the cover over his car. But John, having so much love for his people. He decided not to 😞
It's sad president Kennedy was a good man I remember when he was taken from us he is missed Vickie bell Napa california
JFK spent some time in the Bay Area. I saw him there in the spring of 1962 on his way to give a speech UC Berkeley. His plane landed at Alameda Naval Air Station and we stood near the front gate of the air station and his car drove right in front of us down Atlantic Ave. heard for the Berkeley campus. 1962 seems like a million years ago now.
The best America had.......Ireland.
Sad day in us history .
The day History changed !
History doesn’t change , it’s created
So I guess it didn't change after WW2, 9-11 or Covid-19?
‘The President’s departure this afternoon will be telecast live’.
And indeed it was.
The guy with the confederate flag on the crowd. The meaning of the flag those days; proud to be a southern
great man gone.
he was a scumbag. Lousy husband and a war monger President
@Lisa you are really dumb. JFK didn't change anything but almost got us into WW 3 with his hostile foreign policy. I served in the military and millions of others. What does that has to do with his policies and the fact that his family made their wealth in Wall Street and crime and corruption and all of the Kennedys were born with a silver spoon in their mouths and all were power- hungry starting with Joseph who basically messed up his daughter and cut her off from the family and public to protect the public image and not to mess on his political aspirations to have one of his sons in the WH but here you are ignoring the family history and JFK record in the Senate and WH because you are dumb.....I won't even tough his personal sexual life which was bad. Sad the men you admire. It says a lot about you.
mike boyer he avoided WW3 during the Cuban Missile Crisis. All of his Generals wanted him to bomb the shit out of Cuba. If he had done that, it would have started Nuclear War and the consequences would have been catastrophic and long lasting. Humanity might have been wiped out. So, you need to lean your History in that regard.
My mother passed the book depository every day on her way to work at Texas Instruments. Oswald's wife worked there too..she stayed working there even after the assassination.
The day our country changed profoundly...very sad.
To think, if there was rain instead of sunshine, the tragic events of that day might've never happen...
A seven year old Catholic kid in the second grade at a Catholic school, I remember the principal announcing the shooting over the PA, then it seemed a very short time later, she came back on and announced that JFK had died. For me, it was confusing because I always pictured JFK on a boat or a ship (you often saw him in news footage and photos on one type of vessel or another), and I couldn't understand how someone could have shot him if he was on a boat. Of course, someone readily could have done so, but when you're seven, you don't always think of such things. I didn't understand until I got home that he was riding in a car on a city street. I've read a great deal about the JFK assassination over the years, but sometimes I still feel like that seven year old who was confused and puzzled by an event adults found incomprehensible. Now, three generations have been born and grown to adulthood since then, and this day still resonates. Hard to believe.
Imagine the last day of your life one so normal as his
Only good thing is he was dead and didn’t suffer. I mean that to be he didn’t suffer. It was quick. Wish it wouldn’t have happened, but he didn’t suffer. Only us suffered.
That's how it is.
@@jonchaney He did suffer, the first shot that went through his throat. that alone was a fatal wound. haven't you seen him grabbing his throat chocking on his blood in the zapruder film?
This upload, in its latter stages, has some detail of what would have been the 35th Presidency well into that upcoming weekend. He'd have departed Dallas Love Field between 2 and 3 pm, and flown for just over an hour to Austin, Texas, done another motorcade through that city, done another reception engagement some time after 4 PM, probably closer to 5 PM. H'ed have discussed Vietnam with Henry Cabot Lodge on the Saturday in Maryland.
I wish I was alive then and been there.
You want to scream "Don't get in the car"
One day where good weather was actually a curse. Since it stopped raining, (It had rained all night and morning) they took the bubbletop off the car. I know it wasn't bulletproof but it would have been a much tougher shot with the sun's reflection and the bullets deflections. Optimism, idealism and pride in this country took a heavy blow that day in Dallas. As you can see by the present, it never really fully recovered.
We have been on a steady decline since 12:30 PM on this day......
Yes what should have been as happy day turned into horror
WHERE IS ALEX MASON IN THE CROWD?!
My man lol I was here for the same thing
Who is Alex Mason ?
@@TheCleaner76 a character from black ops games
Not ask what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country what a great President Kennedy was
Remember it like it was yesterday.
He should have never got off the plane
This is the day when the 1950's came to an end! Three months later, The Beatles arrive in New York and the 1960's began!
It's always strange to me to see videos where an earth-shaking historical moment is about to happen but no one knows and everyone is going about doing everyday things. His reporting is so mundane. He goes on and on about the weather and how late JFK arrived the night before. It feels so wrong. I wish we could go back somehow and warn them.
With regard to the "mundane" things that were happening on 11/22/63....also see: jfk-assassination-as-it-happened.blogspot.com/2013/11/wtic-radio.html
Life does not work that way.
I came for Alex Mason, Black ops 1
that was truthfully a real President! what a difference between 1963 and 2020 ! a World of difference! did you see that everybody wanted to touch him, love him ! tears will never end !
Not One Knew It Was His Last Day! God Did Knew It Was His Time. Rest Assure Brother Kennedy Is At Rest In Gods Presents🙏❤️
"His departure will be live"
No truer words have ever been spoken
26:44 someone told the secret service man to step away from the presidents car... even the secret service man was confused-.-
There is something special about this video regarding JFK. Narrator voice matches well with the emotion of people viewing this video with grief and events about to happen in less than 45 minutes. Thank you so much for narrating.
It is said, "Keep your friends close and your enemies closer." President Kennedy's enemies were about as close as they could get. 🇺🇸💔
Only one. He was in the book depository building
@@Jleed989 I don't think so. You're way behind on your homework. 🌎📚🔬📐📏
It is so.so many many years ago. I am an Indian from India but I cried today again like all those years ago.
Terrible tragedy
November 22nd 1963 you might ask the question how did something so good end up being so bad everything seemed to be going really well until they got by the school book depository then all he'll broke loose
Dhooma kethu
Lee Oswald was leading a miserable, boring life. But he was always determined to BE somebody. This same morning, he left his wedding ring in a dish on the dresser, and took his rifle to work with him.
I was sitting in my 1st grade class the teacher was called out into the hall she came back into the classroom crying and told the class that president Kennedy had been assassinated. Got home my mother was upset. Later my father got home from work, he was excited. That's all the T.V. had on it for as long as I can remember.