November 22, 1963 - Dwight D. Eisenhower following the assassination of President John F. Kennedy
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- Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower spoke with reporters the day his successor, President Kennedy, was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. He shared his grief for Mrs. Kennedy and the mourning felt by the American people.
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So great to see a respectful and cooperative attitude between reporters and president.
Especially respectful to a republican president
Try to throw a president in jail today even though he was found innocent of January 6th just to keep him from running. How far we have fallen
@@nicoletheresa6654 Ike was the last Republican President to have earned that respect. Sad!
General Eisenhower spoke articulately, with good eye contact, good recollection of historical facts, with confidence, and without notes. He was a brilliant general and president. We need someone of his caliber today.
I miss presidents with the grandfatherly vibe of this man. However, unlike a few commenters on here, I personally feel that unlike LBJ and others, he was not involved in the whole JFK thing.
A Permanente war economy. I believe that was his caution to America in his farewell address. Never more clear and present than America at this moment. Look at post WWll spending. From Korea to this day. The CEO of General Dynamis is a Lady formerly employed by CIA. They don't even bother to cloak it anymore. A disturbing business model for Americans. And the world. Anytime you get international law firms. Wall street. International banking ect. In bed with the Pentagon. It's crippled our Society.
I agree completely with your comments.
Unlike others, I do not believe President Eisenhower was involved.
Eisenhower's (former) Vice President was definitely aware. Maybe not directly involved but aware.
I’ve just recently become curious about how much Eisenhower knew about everything what was going on in the intelligence agencies as he left office.
@@arcanondrum6543,
I believe Nixon was fully aware, likely involved as well.
But LBJ was the tip of the spear.
Didn't hear LBJ, Hoover, or Dulles, speak with the same loyalty or conviction.
Idk about the last 2 but LB J certainly said it and multiple times publicly and including before a Joint session of Congress
@@elliottschertzer876 "After tomorrow, those Kennedy Boys will no longer be a problem for me. I guarantee it." -LBJ, speaking to his Mistress on November 21, 1963.
LBJ Reversed JFK's 1963 NSAM 263 the day JFK was buried.
LBJ chose the members of the Warren Commission, including Dulles whom Kennedy had fired.
@@arcanondrum6543 hearsay
@@elliottschertzer876 i heard it through the grapevine as someone who knows.
I see that this thread now has TWO cowards who can't be bothered to Google "1963 NSAM 263" nor any other verifiable evidence that I wrote about, above.
RIP Mr. President 💔
Can you imagine what would be said today by the former president in the same scenario?
I guess that's why you have no comments on the remark...
Yep. ( . ) Them also !
Ps.
Use a V.P. "to" imagine
Good morning precious patriots.❤
d d eisenhour was a great president.
Amazing clips. Thank you
It was the military industrial complex’s that Eisenhower warned us about in his farewell address.
@@grassysands8857 he PREDICTED it, not was involved in it
@@grassysands8857 what does that have to do with the JFK assassination
@@grassysands8857 what you mentioned about him doing bad things in ww
@@grassysands8857 just answer the question
Rest in peace, Ike.
“In civilized countries of the world this doesn’t happen.” You can say that again general. The us has been declining ever since President Kennedy’s assassination and the vietnam war.
Good advice and understanding from Ike. Unlike the great masses of mentally mediocre people willing to believe the most preposterous nonsense.
So true..! 2:47
He also talked about how bipartisanship is important and that attacking the center of the political spectrum is out right stupid
WTF are you talking about?
A great man.
His advice to the American people to "stand faithfully behind the government'. Whether the government itself committed the killing or not.
Which it didn't
It is the conspiracy theories and distrust (regardless of their seeming credibility) that are killing the American bond within her citizenry.
This creative paranoia allowed trump and his disciples and their "fake news" and "alternative facts" a viable platform.
In earlier times the entire lot would have immediately been given a whole-hearted boot in the ass for their attempting personal gain in lieu of national stability.
@@peterfraser9070 which it did
@@peterfraser9070I have a bridge in Brooklyn to sell you
@@justisolated5621 I love that you guys make wild assertions without providing any evidence to support it. I mean, you really believe it while taking it all on faith and as a matter of fact and it's kind of hilarious.
"...and we'll stand faithfully behind the government..."
Calculated words spoken by a true master...
Wow, thanks for the education Patriots. How proud I am tobe a Patriot.
Though this interview, which I did not see at the time, is about the tragedy of the President Kennedy assassination, it calls to mind much more. It is shocking to think that the United States went from Roosevelt then Truman then Eisenhower then Kennedy to Johnson then Nixon. If that doesn't represent troubled times, heaven knows what would. Eisenhower was a good man first, an American second, a president third, and a Republican fourth. He did great things that sent the following decades in motion. I used to watch Kennedy's afternoon press conferences when I was a kid. I can describe press conference scenes and quote what he said with confidence that my memory is accurate. He is the president I am attached to the most. Here we have Eisenhower giving impromptu answers to reporters' questions under the harshest of circumstances. He did extremely well. The confidence in the American people that he expressed was tremendously needed at the time.
Ike (and JFKand RFK)was well aware of the CIA/Mob hit squads that Nixon (Ike's VP) and Bush(CIA) had used in South and Central America in the '50's, and completely signed off on those illegal projects. Ike also knew of the efforts to kill Castro and ok'd the Bay of Pigs invasion (April 17, 1961) which was NEVER a Kennedy idea, and was already rolling at full speed when he was sworn in (late January '61.) In this interview, it may be Ike was pondering the great likelihood that the JFK hit was just another CIA/Mob hit. It sure smells like it today.
He knew
My favorite part of these theories is that none of you actually have any evidence to support your theories. No additional guns, no cartridges, no forensic evidence, no witness statements that not only reliably place additional shooters at the scene but can't positively identify them, no proof from the alleged conspirators that they were there and participated... Yet you still believe it. Stuff that wouldn't even pass muster in a civil trial is total proof to you guys lmao
Eisenhower was a giant of the 20th century. Amazing the things he experienced and was intimately involved. On a side note: He's been describwd as "difficult" in private.
My dad and others around at the time said Eisenhower was a good president because he didn’t screw anything up and didn’t send any young men off to die in a foreign war… as president that is.
2:36 that goes to show how Chester Arthur is very damn forgotten
Eisenhower was born 25 years after Lincoln was assassinated!
9 years after Garfield died, and was around 11 when McKinley died
9 years after Garfield died, and was around 11 when McKinley died
I sure wish I had as much confidence in our country as Eisenhower did then, but something has changed, part of which was Reagan's ending of the Fairness Doctrine.
No Reagan isn’t the one who screwed up this country, the Bushs, Clintons, Obamas and now Biden’s puppet masters have run the country into the ground.
@@martym.6274 You obviously have a poor understanding of the last 30 years of American history, and I'm guessing you either don't know what the Fairness Doctrine is or you're too biased to care.
That and deregulating Wall Street.
No, his administration did get rid of the fairness doctrine and in all fairness it did dismantle the media into bipartisan sensationalism. The media is nothing more than a controlled apparatus by the government no longer an independent fourth echelon as a check and balance on the 3 branches. They used to have to present news as objective by presenting both sides of an argument. “Lawmakers became concerned that the monopoly audience control of the three main networks, NBC, ABC and CBS, could misuse their broadcast licenses to set a biased public agenda. The Fairness Doctrine mandated broadcast networks devote time to contrasting views on issues of public importance.” Now look at the media now it is a monopoly of corporate and government power. It is you sir who has not paid attention.
It was NOT ANYTHING PRESIDENT REGAN DID---IT IS THE WOKE ANTI-AMERICAN DEMOCRATS WHO ARE COMPLETELY TO BLAME for the deplorable state of the USA!
Eisenhower said the the right comments. We survived and thrived in spite and because of the Kennedy assassination. Civil rights, in particular, became the law of the land. Keeping a fair and equitable society is the challenge. Eisenhower would have been a better president if he did not have the Dulles brothers as advisors.
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Interesting that for the most part, the reporters addressed him, "General", instead of "Mr. President"...
Ike’s preference.
Ike always loved to be called general hell after Ike and jfk got aquatinted jfk would call him general
Because he was a General on active duty. Two months after leaving office, President Kennedy signed an act of Congress, recalling Eisenhower to active duty at his previous rank of General of The Army.
@@marcot3333 I did not know that. Thanks.
I love Ike ❤ wonderful communicator 🗣👤
How far we've fallen.
„American🇺🇸 people are a people of GREAT COMMON SENSE”
The order came from the British Crown and you were where Mr. President?????
shutup smh the British wouldn't kill an American president and lose the most powerful ally they could ever dream of.. stfu smh.. and wtf would they tell Eisenhower for and wtf would he have to gain
Now now let us not bicker the truth is the truth the British monarch is illegitimate the Vatican is illegitimate and Washington DC is illegitimate and they are all scumbags especially the British crown lol
the last progressive Republican. a man with a desire to be good at least.
Because he only got into politics because the people wanted him to and both parties beg to have him as their candidate
Whoa, Whoa, Whoa!!!! "MAN" ? Did you just assume his gender?
@@trumpsextratesticle8590 just using his preferred pronouns. i like ike. haha
I am a liberal, for the most part. In my opinion, Obama was the greatest president of my lifetime and one of the all time best. Frankly, I think Biden is pretty decent too. As an Irish American growing up in the '70s, Kennedy had achieved a kind of sainthood in his martyrdom. And yes, I know all of these and many others have had their flaws. But all that said, I would love to see the GOP put someone forward like Ike. Or Teddy Roosevelt. Or Lincoln. All of them were what Republicans should aspire to be.
So am I. Buy I wanna include Reagan in your GOP presidents list
I'm sure you do. JFK wouldn't be included in your "fav" list because he was more of a Man and American than Hussein or bumbling joe will ever be.
I wish the dems could forward a better candidate than useless joe. He is the worst president since Jimmy carter.
Obama proved one thing for the world to see. A black man can be just as big a disappointment as president as a white man.
WTF.. Obama was a race baiting SOB and Sleepy Joe is a corrupt Dementia Patient ..
@@raf4992 Agreed
He new the CIA FBI did it along with the military
A Great Man, An American Hero. Eisenhower not Kennedy.
He apparently knew foreigners were not involved. He said Americans should not be concerned about national security. Seems like a normal person would consider this a huge national security issue.
My favorite president. Imagine what he might think if he was still around now.
Well he would probably be disgusted at both parties today and consider trump a more privilege brat who bought his way into office more than Kennedy
Interesting that some reporters refer to him as General, instead of the higher title, President.
I'm sure Eisenhower had a good idea who did it remember in his exiting speech about Beware of the military complex
Theydontmakemenlikehimanymore
He didn't turn on the switch, but he helped buy the 💡 bulb
Genraleisenhaur
Dwight D Eisenhower probably said to himself I just warned him in my farewell address of the military industrial complex
Smmfh
I always thought of him as a good president and I just hope he wasn’t involved or approving of this in anyway 😖
I sincerely doubt that he was involved in any way. In his last address as president, Eisenhower strongly warned us about the corruption of the military industrial complex. As you probably know, many believe that our military industrial complex was involved in the murder of President Kennedy.
By 1963, I doubt he was involved or “approved” the assassination of JFK. However, while he was president, the power and reach of the US intelligence agencies’ influence, especially in their covert operations, became firmly entrenched to a degree that, in the end, alarmed him. Hence his parting warning about the “military industrial complex.” At the very least, I’m sure he knew they had the capabilities to carry out the assassination.
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Yes it is ridiculous
@@billbaum1706 like the electoral college 🤔
How can you tell this was marked misinformation? Also I don’t think this is misinformation, YT must’ve made a mistake
He knew Oswald was just a patsy
He knew
I like Ike. Always have, always will.
I wouldn't have agreed with Eisenhower's policies, but he is a far cry from the GOP we see today. He was a reasonable person.
Reasonable? A Democrat using the word "reasonable"?? Don't make me puke. Check your meds.
@@linjicakonikon7666 Unlike you, I'm a decent human being. What's it like being a living breathing piece of decayed offal, regardless of your political affiliation?
Ha do you know what any of his policies were? I doubt it..
@@TexasMan77 Do you? I doubt it. TBH, I wouldn't object to him if he was active TODAY because he would be to the left of all of the GOP and much of the Democratic Party. Eisenhower was moderate by 1950s standards, he struck a "middle way" (his term) between liberal Democrats and the conservative parts of the Republican Party. He continued New Deal programs, expanded Social Security, and prioritized a balanced budget over tax cuts. He wasn't committed to legislating civil rights, which I would have disagreed with, but even so, signed two civil rights bills into law during his presidency. He built infrastructure: the national interstate highway system. In retrospect, maybe not the best project, as it increased our complete dependence on cars. I also object to the Eisenhower Doctrine re: "fighting communism" by shoring up other countries didn't work out well -- Vietnam was part of the result, not to mention meddling in other countries.
Given this record, Eisenhower would be considered a communist libtard socialist pinko and probably additional nonsensical rantings by today's Republican Party.
I liked Ike .
I will not recant my statement. It’s a fact.
weeds be legals now
He knew what happened.
It wasn’t about jfk.
It was about Judy garland.
How was it about Judy Garland ?
Eliza Jane, If you are going to post these things, you should at least have the courtesy to explain what you are talking about when you are asked.
@@katherinekeogh8591 when you're ignorant, you get tongue tied.
Maybe she confused Garland with Monroe . . .
What kind of drivel nonsense is that? Judy Garland passed away in June of '69, Ike 3 months before her death. 1969, NOT 1963.....Read a history book, instead of CRT.
Ike knew LBJ would kill JFK
Still think he had something to do with Pattons accident and death
If so BASED because patton was looking for blood
Was this when the Republicans started to believe that offering thoughts and prayers in a time of tragedy was the best response to that tragedy?
No you tinfoil hat nut. And prayer is the highest act of sympathy possible as only prayer can bring true comfort and peace. Democrats have nothing to offer in a tragedy beyond vitriolic hate.
Get over yourself..
They would have sent more, but nobody stated what their pronouns were to address them more.
He ultimately gave the OK on Kennedy murder
Ike probably went to play golf the next day😁 He spent half his time playing during his 2nd term.
Based golfer Ike
Stand faithfully behind their government are you kidding me
Not only does he know Oswald didn’t do it, he know it was his boys carrying out the Dulles doctrine. Basically this is an act. He knew about and approved everything even after he left office. A kind grandpa he was not.
You are way wrong on this, I do believe that LBJ was involved.
@@cumulus1234 LBJ was a benefactor not a principle. Ike knew, operation 40 were his boys.
I think you need your tin foil hat sir
@@claymore484 I think you should read more before you reply.
@@mfa8086 I read enough from this comment
Not Joe Biden.
Listen to Ike's farewell speech when he left the White House to JFK, he knew who was behind the assassination.
You must be a MAGA conspiracy theorist to make such a stupid comment.
@@kirbyhoy1115 Yeah, that's me. Lol
The Military Industrial Complex! The Deep State killed one of its own.
Same people are trying to get rid of Trump.