+LisaDawnn I would say it wasn't innocent, but repressed. People were less open about their flaws or concerns. JFK and Jackie seem very innocent here, but everyone knows they aren't (at least JFK wasn't) and are just acting for the camera. I like that we can say almost anything we want today and that we are more aware of manipulation. :) On the other hand, people nowadays know nothing about privacy anymore and that's horrible..
WunderGecko you do realise there was more than just racism..... there was the world wars, the mass killing of Jews (and how they had to live), sexism, homophobia and a lot more.
I remember her 'little girl voice' from her tour of the newly decorated White House Tour on CBS I believe....In '62 I think it was....so I was 13....I remember being a little shocked by her breathy voice....suppose I'd not heard her speak before that tour. The remodel, as I recall was done with donations from wealthy Americans that she had 'enlisted' to donate money or artwork. She was appalled, as I' ve read, about the condition of the White House when she and Jack moved in, and Jack asked her to make it her project......great memories...
@@alexia4240 they worship Satan..they are elite blood lines..go research yourself. They are both! go read loves letters from Lem! it is all out there. You sound like you are still in the matrix and think everything is all warm and cozy!
I thought this idea of a program was very invasive Why anyone would agree to be in it...what gives media the right to be in Public citizens lives following them around Not good
John could step into room full of people without others aware he was there and they would feel the Presidents vibs and presence in the same room large or small from his amazing charisma and could connect on any level with anyone. There was televised event in a private home of another couple(unaquainted to John Kennedy) to have the opportunity to meet the President in person and also to ask or express some of of most common questions facing all families in that era of Politics and Government issues. They used that event to show the rare occasion of a President took time out of their busiest schedule to meet with any citizen on an individual level. He cared enough proven by this among many other goodwill things done.
Jackie was down to earth well educated lady. Because of her a job as a journalist she looks so natural on amera and tv especially during the interview. She looks ready to answer any question. Jfk and family must have been proud to have as member of their family.
She was not down to earth. She spent big money on clothes. She spent more on clothes after Onassis in 1968. She went to the finest stores and had Millions in jewelry from Onassis when he died in 1975!
Jackie, so charming, gracious and well spoken, adressing the crowds in several languages was also very private and an interviewer's nightmare! She wants to keep her thoughts to herself and so answers politely with the shortest sentences ever! Although she comes alive a bit more presenting a football in the later part of this interview... HA! She is captivating!
dear garywarmee, wonderful surprise how you both, “re-read your post from some time ago and your time with sharing your feedback AND given what we’ve become honored & most privileged to learn, RE: the “football” is how it can have “layered meanings,” it could be a Comm, and also makes you reflect on Project Looking Glass/ Through The Looking Glass, And an additional layer is how President Kennedy might’ve played football too, no? Wonderful day to you GaryWarmee ... Aloha 🙏🙏🙏🕊🇺🇸🕊💎
I love that he's smoking while interviewing them. It gives such a good feel of the old days haha. Yet I wasn't even born at this time but I do remember when it was normal to smoke in restaurants and a lot of other places.
Nine years later, Mrs. Kennedy took us all on a tour of a revived White House, all paid by private donation. That was her project and she did a fantastic job!
Yeah, JFK really lost his head. After his trip to Dallas, it was too difficult for him to be the head of the nation. He had a great head on his shoulders. He had a real head for politics. He told his teenage White House intern lover that he wanted to give her a little head.
Ed Murrow, a heavy smoker, was never seen without a cigarette during "PERSON TO PERSON" (in fact, part of the series' run was sustained by a tobacco company). "PERSON TO PERSON" was seen on Friday nights- live- at 10:30pm(et). The camera crews sent to the people interviewed in their homes [two per telecast] set up their equipment and camera angles at least a week in advance of the actual telecast....
the public library under the title keyword "The Best of Edward R Murrow Person to Person Interview" this clip is just under half of the interveiw. its available for free on dvd at the public library.
Back when you could get interviewed and get asked normal question. You can see the appreciation in Jackie’s face when she was asked about the gifts and the football. Nowadays interviews just seem to pry on personal lives and lack professionalism. Major networks that is.
This is a long shot but what is the book Jack refers to in this interview? It was written by a World War One veteran and he references a letter he wrote home
I loved that one. All the (that they had at the time) children standing on the steps introducing themselves was precious. Reminds me of my childhood getting lineup with my many siblings. David crying was a delight.
you can tell Jackie was nervous
Princess Diana
Yes. I was surprised.
She was very shy and private. This extremely public life was still new to her
I think she looks happy and in love
@@lizadivine3785 for sure but she was also camera shy in the beginning
@@alexia4240 yes but in such a cute way.
Jackie was clearly nervous and hadn’t yet acquired her legendary poise. This clip is surreal.
True !!!!
I know what you mean but I think she did have the poise. She is just very reserved. Those two crazy newlyweds!
Have faith in Jesus alone to be saved. ❤@@garywarmee4367
I love that new England accent. Love the way he says "havard"
Leslie Tovar that's Boston brahmin not New England/transatlantic
Hah-verd
Maty God forgive you for saying new england accent for an Irish american.
This gives me an intimate glimpse of the allure these two had. So nice to see something of them before history took over.
RE: “so nice to see something intimate of them, before history took over.” 🙏🙏🙏🕊🇺🇸💎🇺🇸🕊💕
The world was once so intimate and (seemingly) innocent.
+LisaDawnn I would say it wasn't innocent, but repressed. People were less open about their flaws or concerns. JFK and Jackie seem very innocent here, but everyone knows they aren't (at least JFK wasn't) and are just acting for the camera. I like that we can say almost anything we want today and that we are more aware of manipulation. :) On the other hand, people nowadays know nothing about privacy anymore and that's horrible..
if you were white that is
sis, when? in what universe?
WunderGecko you do realise there was more than just racism..... there was the world wars, the mass killing of Jews (and how they had to live), sexism, homophobia and a lot more.
@@annahale1187 The 50's were great unless you were black, right?
"Of all the words of tongue and pen, the saddest are What might have been"
Edwards
Oh my goodness, these three people speaking with one another. Three people that I admire more than I can express. Thank you so much for posting this.
Same!
So sad to watch, thinking about all that was to come.
John F. Kennedy and his wife, Jacqueline were, are, and forever will be SUCH a Beautiful and Magical Couple = LEGENDS & ICONS.
I remember her 'little girl voice' from her tour of the newly decorated White House Tour on CBS I believe....In '62 I think it was....so I was 13....I remember being a little shocked by her breathy voice....suppose I'd not heard her speak before that tour. The remodel, as I recall was done with donations from wealthy Americans that she had 'enlisted' to donate money or artwork. She was appalled, as I' ve read, about the condition of the White House when she and Jack moved in, and Jack asked her to make it her project......great memories...
@@larrystaples1842 may she rest in peace❤
Agreed.
well... except for that part where he slept with hundreds of women. other than that he was a pretty stand up guy.
Sweet newly weds and very generous to show us around their apartment. I love the Kennedys.
this is so sad and heartwarming at the same time.. i just love them.
JFK was gay..his boyfriend was named Lem.
@@pattimurphy5151 explain and give evidence
@@alexia4240 Go look yourself and use you brains.
@@pattimurphy5151 this obviously isn't true. Google isn't always the answer and why would he have had affairs with women if he was gay?
@@alexia4240 they worship Satan..they are elite blood lines..go research yourself. They are both! go read loves letters from Lem! it is all out there. You sound like you are still in the matrix and think everything is all warm and cozy!
Jackie held up beautifully even tho it's obvious this isn't exactly her tea party ♡♡♡
I thought this idea of a program was very invasive
Why anyone would agree to be in it...what gives media the right to be in Public citizens lives following them around
Not good
John could step into room full of people without others aware he was there and they would feel the Presidents vibs and presence in the same room large or small from his amazing charisma and could connect on any level with anyone. There was televised event in a private home of another couple(unaquainted to John Kennedy) to have the opportunity to meet the President in person and also to ask or express some of of most common questions facing all families in that era of Politics and Government issues. They used that event to show the rare occasion of a President took time out of their busiest schedule to meet with any citizen on an individual level. He cared enough proven by this among many other goodwill things done.
Jackie is so adorable 😍😍
It's hard to believe that Jackie is barely 25 years old here.
Jackie was born July 28, 1929. She is 24 here, or about to turn 24.
@@lemorab1 This interview was actually done in October 1953, so she was 24 years old at the time
@@ayu8008 About 7 months after Jozef Stalin death. 🤔🤔🤔
@@shahrulamar5358 yes
@@shahrulamar5358 stalin died of a stroke
Jackie was down to earth well educated lady. Because of her a job as a journalist she looks so natural on amera and tv especially during the interview. She looks ready to answer any question. Jfk and family must have been proud to have as member of their family.
Are you kidding? Rose detested her and so did JFK's sisters. Only that wretch Joe liked her. The marriage of JFK and Jackie was a trainwreck.
She was not down to earth. She spent big money on clothes. She spent more on clothes after Onassis in 1968.
She went to the finest stores and had Millions in jewelry from Onassis when he died in 1975!
It's still so very sad even this many years later.
The memories of those last days will stay with me forever....😢
very much so
Strange at the end that he should ask Senator Kennedy to express his appreciation to Mrs Kennedy, she is sitting right there! Convention of the day?
Lord Dunhill ..i think he is not in d same place
Mr. Murrow reasoned, as did JFK, that 23-year old women are better seen and not heard.
It was clear that Jackie was quite happy to get away from the camera briefly when JFK was asked to give a tour of their apartment.
Jackie kennedy what a beautiful woman
I truly appreciate all the videos you post! Thank you for sharing them with us!
This is the earliest voice recording of Jacqueline that I know of. Does anyone know of an even older one? Would be amazing if there was one.
Don't you know?
MerleOberon Hm, what?
Jackie Kennedy I doubt it. Never seen her this young on video. you will most likely find only pics. what a special family.
I’m sorry I can’t link it but there was one I believe days after getting married and talking about going on the honeymoon soon
There was a video right after their honeymoon fishing in Acapulco.
Jackie was so majestic and imposing.
Jackie, so charming, gracious and well spoken, adressing the crowds in several languages was also very private and an interviewer's nightmare! She wants to keep her thoughts to herself and so answers politely with the shortest sentences ever! Although she comes alive a bit more presenting a football in the later part of this interview... HA! She is captivating!
RE: “captivating.” 🙏🙏🙏
@@pelekoa4414 I just re-read my post of a few years back. Jackie is presenting a football? You just never know! CAPTIVATING!
dear garywarmee,
wonderful surprise how you both, “re-read your post from some time ago and your time with sharing your feedback AND given what we’ve become honored & most privileged to learn, RE: the “football” is how it can have “layered meanings,” it could be a Comm, and also makes you reflect on Project Looking Glass/ Through The Looking Glass, And an additional layer is how President Kennedy might’ve played football too, no?
Wonderful day to you GaryWarmee ...
Aloha 🙏🙏🙏🕊🇺🇸🕊💎
Indeed, “you just never know,” hence, “captivating,” nonetheless:)
@@pelekoa4414 HOW NICE!
I love that he's smoking while interviewing them. It gives such a good feel of the old days haha. Yet I wasn't even born at this time but I do remember when it was normal to smoke in restaurants and a lot of other places.
Murrow was a 3-4 pack a day smoker. He died of lung cancer in his 50s. He always had a cigarette in his mouth.
They're adorable 😍💕❤💖John is so handsome 😍
Wonderful! Enjoyed the trip back in time.
Nine years later, Mrs. Kennedy took us all on a tour of a revived White House, all paid by private donation.
That was her project and she did a fantastic job!
Rest in Peace Jack Kennedy history would have been different if you had lived🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
How would it have been different?
@@one-day-at-a-time4134 we would have had a president elected by the people for the people finishing his term for one.
@@lesleymaner2851
He wasn't for the people though, he was for himself and himself only.
I dont think this Nation.has NEVER really recovered from his tragic untimely death......we still mourn...
I don't think we ever will. We lost an amazing person that day, along with it the hope of change for many things.
Yeah, JFK really lost his head.
After his trip to Dallas, it was too difficult for him to be the head of the nation.
He had a great head on his shoulders.
He had a real head for politics.
He told his teenage White House intern lover that he wanted to give her a little head.
@@118Columbus He only has about 10 years to live. 😟😟🔥
Such an adorable two
And, mismatched.
Yes they do seem mismatched.@@thehair1474
Too bad they both cheated on each other through their marriage.
Well, that was short & sweet!
I'm watching too! What a great film clip.
Life is like a dream, sometimes good sometimes bad. But it's short.
They looked so very much in love. Nvr expect what is waiting for them in the near future. Sweet memories sadly ended in tragedy.
he was a womaniser , 👀👀
life is too short ! it seems only a dream !
just a dream, yes
Life is just a dream
@@TvDaddyAndTheTabloidArmy 😥😥😥
Makes me cry. This is one the very few truly good men ever in politics. Absolutely regardless of which party he belonged to.
No he wasn't.
"Will you also express our thanks to Mrs. Kennedy?"
She's sitting right there, you dolt.
John looks so pretty *_*
Interesting that she doesn’t have the breathy voice that she used in later years, including on her White House documentary in 1962. .
This is really cool footage
My hero.
I NOTED THAT AT THE END ED MURROW ASKS KENNEDY TO EXPRESS THIS THANKS TO MRS....KENNEDY AS IF SHE IS NOT THERE...😂
I guess it was a custom then that a man should not speak directly to a woman in front of her husband.
I love Jackie's haircut. I think she should have had it styled that way for her wedding.
Ed Murrow, a heavy smoker, was never seen without a cigarette during "PERSON TO PERSON" (in fact, part of the series' run was sustained by a tobacco company). "PERSON TO PERSON" was seen on Friday nights- live- at 10:30pm(et). The camera crews sent to the people interviewed in their homes [two per telecast] set up their equipment and camera angles at least a week in advance of the actual telecast....
Nice historic description ! Indeed you are man of history ! thanks a lot !
Horrible..insanity..He killed himself...Lung Cancer
Smoking KILLS
Back when people had class
Who had class? JFK who cheated on his wife 100 times?
@@theblakex jackie maintained her class and dignity until the end not really jfk tho
@@theblakex If I were going to believe a rumor, I'd believe the Lem Billings one.
@@theblakex 😮😮😮
@@theblakex
Exactly haha.
A mystery wrapped around a riddle inside an enigma.
Smoking during tv interviews don’t see that anymore !!
Edward R. Murrow was a chain smoker and he died of lung cancer at the young age of 57.
@@faithfulforever6331 😃😃😃
This is so cool.❤
How did we go from this much class to trumps :/
God, he was good looking!!
god Jackie was beautiful.love her voice tho
Who could disagree!!
throwback to the first MTV Cribs
I love how reporters (and people in general) smoke cigg's during interviews
♾Jack❤️🕯️🕊️& Jackie❤️🕯️🕊️♾
Back when leaders had CLASS
Is class sleeping with every woman in sight while you're president? Or is that just a Democrat thing?
@@theblakex jackie was very classy in public and private, but jfk was only classy in public, somewhat
@Anasazi Tribe well jackie did love him but it wasn't classy, anyways jackie was very classy
"We'll sell Jack like soap flakes" - Joseph P Kennedy.
A more happy time for Kennedy, During the White House years he was as charming but under much more stress, as with all presidents.
the public library under the title keyword "The Best of Edward R Murrow Person to Person Interview" this clip is just under half of the interveiw. its available for free on dvd at the public library.
Which public library do you mean? Can it be found online? I really am desperate to watch the entire thing!
@@jackiekennedy8100 the kennedy library maybe
This interview looks like a 2020 covid-19 interview 😨
Will Apple I noticed that too
Jackie was so pretty.
Yuh
Wow what a total diferent feeling looking at JFK knowing he is in our side, God bless YOu.. beautifull human being.
Yes..however..His family was cursed as they had sexual sin modeled by there father ...
Womanizers...each of them
Fell upon all
JACKIE SO BEAUTIFUL..💝
everything was pre-recorded, there was no such thing as video-call back then.
Ohhhhh I was wondering how it seemed as if they are recording in real time 🤔
Back when you could get interviewed and get asked normal question. You can see the appreciation in Jackie’s face when she was asked about the gifts and the football. Nowadays interviews just seem to pry on personal lives and lack professionalism. Major networks that is.
well said
I can't believe that Americans had this kind of streaming technology back in the 50s!
They had car phones then. Check out the original movie called Sabrina.
So beautiful 🌟🌟
Amazing footage of when they were a newlywed couple before the national spot light was on them.
And before Jackie acquired that breathy voice.
Very nice
Gosh I wish she had kept her hair like that!
The good old days
Three of my favorite people, together (sort of).
Whatever happened to the accent us Americans used to have?
Jacquline was so beautiful and classy.
They had "video conference " in 1953?? America was advanced country back then too 😂
They did have car phones. Check out the 1950s movie called Sabrina. Humphrey Bogart spoke on one in that movie.
Jack has his arms happily around his sister Rosemary in the family 1939 photo
Person to Person should make a comeback during the corona virus social distancing
im sad :((
So there was facetime in the 50's ?! Minblown! 🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️
Beautiful couple
Cool 😎
I miss the yesterday years.
She is one and still is she's beautiful so are you Mr Kennedy
Ten years to live....
Glamourus first family
Its amazing how perception differs from reality. Branding is a very real art-Joe Kennedy was a Master at it. Sad that JFK and RFK were lost too soon.
It is time to tell us the whole Truth
I was born 1965 my father named me Roy John marksberry and if John name the John is from John Kennedy
Omg john does stutter!
Honestly this is sad just to see he wont know what's coming
This is a long shot but what is the book Jack refers to in this interview? It was written by a World War One veteran and he references a letter he wrote home
Rip Jfk
wow they had video chat back in those days?!?
yeah, it was called a tv and a phone.
@@uncletony6210 lol
It was recorded edited days before my friend them telecast
the were foreshadowing the future. typical J F K style.
Humphrey Bogard uses a car phone in the 1950s movie called Sabrina. Check it out.
Jacqueline wanted Ari Onassis for his money in 1968. She used her status as Former US Lady to snag Ari Onassis!
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well...people aren't like that anymore.
Nice👍👍
They were rock stars, before rock stars existed.
Ethel and bobbys interview with mr.moron or something was my favourite
Christina Ward sameeee 😁😁 that's so entertaining and candid
@@shoanaqvi1695 😂😂😂
I loved that one. All the (that they had at the time) children standing on the steps introducing themselves was precious. Reminds me of my childhood getting lineup with my many siblings. David crying was a delight.
That was weird
Wasn't there good communication technology back in the 50s.Nearly as good as today.
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