Richard Belzer Discusses "Hit List," His Book on the JFK Assassination, at The National Press Club

My name is Heather Forge Screen Weaver and I am the vice chair of the National Press Club's Books and Authors Committee. I'd like to welcome everyone and thank you all for coming tonight to the rap

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with Richard Belzer and his New York. The Times bestselling

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is an in-depth investigation into the mysterious deaths of witnesses to the JFK

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. Belzer will be signing only purchased books tonight because it's a fundraiser for the National Journal National Press Club Journalism Institute, so if you haven't purchased your book yet, now would be a really good time to go out and get it before you get started.

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Tonight's program will be structured as follows. I will introduce mr. Belzer will speak for about 20 minutes and then we will have a question and answer session before he signs the books. Ok, I'm done with housework for over 20 years. Richard Belzer has gotten most of us wrong like Sergeant John. Lots of Law & Order Special Victims Unit and Homicide Life on the Street Mr. Belzer or Sergeant Munch also appeared on ten different record-breaking television series, including The X-Files and Sesame Street, before becoming Sergeant Munch. . Belzer played an LAPD detective in a very Brady-esque sequel and had other acting roles such as Mr.

Belzer is also a well-known comedian, but even after writing a large number of books, one might wonder if he can write, the answer is definitely yes, because before that he was Sergeant Munsch or the comedian Mr. Belzer was a reporter for the Bridgeport Connecticut Post and other Connecticut newspapers, so as reporter after reporter, I'm pleased to welcome Richard Belzer to the National Press Club just to see that Gregg alone is worth the price of admission, right? You believe that one of the most important things is not only the artist, but also the activists and advocates, and together with Lenny Bruce and Mort Sahl, Mr.

Gregory has redefined what comedy can do and in addition to making us laugh, it can inform us that can educate us and can make us think about who we are and how we treat other people and still function as one of the funniest people, so it's one of the great gifts that Dick has and he's partially responsible, but he doesn't. Get arrested for being in show business. He inspired me from the beginning. I just remember one story the first time I saw Mr. Gregory it was indelibly etched on the emotion sheet of my mind, he walked out on stage, this is on TV, he walked out, sat on a stool with a cigarette held high and said: If you don't laugh, I can move into the house next door and that was in the '50s, so not only do we laugh about it, but it's a telling joke, it's a joke that gives us that we can all have an epiphany about that joke because it told the truth, it made us laugh and it made us think and for that we will be eternally grateful. to Dick Gregory I'm going to go out on a limb and talk about something he knows more than I do, but you can teach me if I'm wrong.

Well, you know, there are those in positions of power who defame the pursuit of justice by intentionally associating the word conspiracy with the delusional hallucinations of unbalanced minds while they are wrong. The definition of conspiracy in the real world is simply two or more people agree to commit a crime. In short, they are everywhere a constant component of daily events throughout our history and are in no way meant to be the restless imaginings of an overly attentive audience. Now I'm going to include some quotes here that I like. There was a book called Goodbye America written under a pseudonym by James Hepburn that some people think was written by French intelligence. there's the quote from that book The

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of President Kennedy was the work of magicians, it was a staged trick complete with fake props and mirrors and when the curtain fell the actors and even the stage disappeared, the conspirators were right when they guessed that their crime would happen. be hidden by shadows and silences that would be attributed to a madman and negligence.

I'm going to read my own work now because I bought my book from him without success, but I found out yesterday that it was on the New York Times bestseller

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. Me and my gratitude. you and the reason I mentioned is that my last completely wrong book is also on the New York Times bestseller

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and the New York Times does not review my books so if I may say the New York Times forgive my french okay we all know this is the 50th anniversary of the assassination of our president and one thing I feel people lose sight of with the assassination and all the myths and theories and a man died that day and I think a lot of people lose sight In view of the fact that it has become almost like a pop culture thing, JFK, the lone gunman of Grassy Knoll, are these slogans that diminish and marginalize the depth, the complexity and the true meaning of what it meant to have our president had exploded in broad daylight and they got away with it, so I'm going to read some of my stuff and very little of the new book because you have to buy the new book.

Where were you on November 22, 1963? I can remember where I was and I can prove it with eyewitnesses and unlike many of the men. and the women who had unwittingly become witnesses in Dallas that day, my witnesses are still alive, see the same moment when the snipers were busy making Jack Kennedy's wish come true because Jack Kennedy had said it would be easy to shoot me from you know with a high powered rifle from in an office building, he actually said that because someone was worried about him, say if they want to catch me, they will catch me, so he knew, and at the same time these snipers were busy making Jack Kennedy's wish come true, I was aiming for a grassy knoll. behind the gym at Dean junior college I was in college, I was in an archery class and I was shooting a bow and arrow, by the way, this is all true mm-hmm, you don't have to make anything up in this world, Right, Valerie Pallucci?

I was looking at this girl and I was trying to im

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Valerie Pallucci's breasts the rest of Valery did not exist for me at that age nothing else existed I always directed all my communication skills directly at her breasts anyway it was my turn to Shoot and Just as he was pulling the bow back the student body president ran out and said bells, the president was shot. My body tensed. Instinctively I released the arrow. I'm lucky I didn't hit one of Valery's blue cheese breasts. I guess she was lucky too. I too missed the mark the same way we all missed the mark on who shot JFK.

Most of the country adored Jack the same way I adored Valery. The blue cheese breasts both symbolized our hopes for the future in case you have. a clear memory of where you were on the 22nd at 63, but you don't know what else happened that day here is a clue that they are in izmir, it's okay, Steve Jobs, since things are not working well, the president of the United States United was assassinated by rifle fire while riding in an open car in broad daylight was an event witnessed by hundreds but investigated by a panel of seven men, none of whom were near Dallas that day and it was decided that Kennedy was assassinated. by a lone madman, Lee Harvey Oswald, who was among other things, not being an agent of the US government, the Commission felt obliged to throw out that fact, not that there was any reason to suspect Oswald of having ties to the federal government or something, but in fact, newly released information in Oswald's 201 file reveals that he was involved in espionage for the CIA and was apparently paid $200 a month by the FBI.

As an informant, the FBI informed the Commission that Oswald fired three shots at the target, the first bullet struck the President below the shoulder and penetrated less than a finger's length away. The second bullet struck Governor Connally. The third bullet struck the head of the president and fragmented his eyes. However, the Commission did not accept all the details of the FBI report. Oswald was later shot to death by another reclusive Dallas night

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owner. There was no conspiracy. case closed thanks and good night, but the case is only closed if you ignore the evidence and this is where it gets really interesting.

Okay, the hit list for my book is about 50 witnesses to the JFK assassination who died mysteriously. Now, when we say they died mysteriously, we mean. Someone who was about to testify before the House Select Committee on Murders is found cut up in a barrel floating in Key Biscayne Bay Another person who was under house arrest was shot in the back and then five times in the mouth when They were going to testify the next day, Dorothy Kilgallen, a great reporter who was the only person who interviewed Jack Ruby alone and other reporters, but she managed to get into a room where he was working on the case.

She was a really good reporter. You may know her from What's My Line. but she was really a great reporter as well as a celebrity and she told her best friend, her agent and two other people that she was going to uncover the case, that she had explosive information and she also said that the FBI would better find out who killed our president than harassing me. She was found dead in a bed in her apartment. Now the bed they found her in was a guest room, not the bed she sleeps in. She had all her makeup on and ladies, we know. we don't take off our makeup and we go to sleep we do it, so we have all the makeup on or false eyelashes she was wearing something she never used in bed they had a book on her she had a book on her lap that she already had read and they couldn't find it His glasses were nowhere to be found and they discovered that they said the official verdict was that he died of an overdose of alcohol and barbiturates.

The problem is that they found three different types of barbiturates on her, which means there were two barbiturates that she didn't have. access to her, her best friend, to whom she told all this, died two days later, all her notes mysteriously die and all her things disappear. The list of strange deaths following the Kennedy assassination is long but with strange and disturbing details. Implications Even an exam triple this list forces us to wonder if these deaths were a coincidence or a consequence. Warren Commission member Hale Boggs County Congressman was a congressman. His father, Cokie Roberts, the Louisiana congressman, had this to say about the so-called magic bullet.

I have strong doubts about this Boggs then received a package of damaging information about the private lives of critics of the Warren Report from FBI Director Hoover, leading Boggs to accuse the FBI of using Gestapo tactics. Boggs also accused the FBI of tapping his phones and those of other congressmen, guess what shortly before. his plane disappeared without a trace somewhere in Alaska oh you know this is no small fact that you may not even know you know who took Hale Boggs to the airport that day Bill Clinton he was a campaign worker I'm not going to say nothing, it's okay.

Now there is something very curious: the greatest murder mystery of all time. This is Arthur Conan Doyle on speed. This is an amazing story, amazing when you consider all the characters involved in all levels of plausible deniability and the way the cover-up was almost pulled off. bigger than the crime many people don't realize that the people involved in the cover up were not involved in the murder, they covered it up out of institutional shame the people in our government said that the holy people in our government killed our president like this and we're at the height of the Cold War, so they had to go around and participate in the cover-up that happened 50 years ago during the height of the Cold War, as I said, and I think some people were genuinely patriotic and well-intentioned in saying cover it up because we didn't want the world to think we could be Banana Republic and we could shoot itto our president in broad daylight, so people covered it up in the

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and in the government, but that was 50 years ago and there is no reason to cover it up.

We already know who the conspirators are, they are all some of the shooters who are still alive and in jail. This is what makes me so angry is that the condescension and contempt for the American public, the Kennedy assassination is one of the ghostly ones. Sparta, if you go to any history book in any town in this country and open it, John Kennedy was assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald, the next paragraph to me is very, very disturbing because for 50 years, very diligent, there are, of course , there are nutcases, of course, there are crazies, I mean, the president was assassinated, it's going to attract moths to the flame, but there have been incredibly responsible people, academics, professors and activists who have taken this very seriously and have investigated and They continue to investigate it, in fact, the Zapruder film.

It wasn't seen for 13 years. Can you imagine what it would be like if that movie was shown the day after Jack Kennedy was assassinated? I think a lot of things would be different. They sat on it for 13 years and it took the Lord's diligence and persistence. Dick Gregory, who got Robert Groden, who was a lucky murderer in a research house, was an expert in photography and Dick got the film and showed it on Geraldo Rivera's Good Night America show and the audience gasped as we all would have done if we had seen it, but that's how it was. 13 years later, so they sat on it for 13 years, as I'm sure Dick will agree, we don't even know what version of that movie it was because some people have said that its frames were repeated, that the films were manipulated, but no We can get caught up in the minutiae, it doesn't matter if Zapruder The movie existed or not, I mean, it shows the presence that you know in the past and all that, but there is a lot more that will keep us from getting lost in the weeds, since we say that there was a white Russian communist with ties to the CIA, George de Mohrenschildt. he was a Russian engineer a Nazi during World War II one day he just shows up at Lee's house, you know, and he befriends Lee Oswald in Dallas and then declared that Lee is innocent on a show in Des Moines he was friends with George Hours before Bush Sr. was to be interviewed by the murder investigator at Fonzi's doorstep, Mohrenschildt allegedly committed suicide with a 20-gauge shotgun.

Now the interesting thing about that is that Mohrenschildt's wife used to watch soap operas but she wasn't going to be home. that day, so I had an audio recorder. to record the audio and on that tape you hear a beep, beep, beep, which means that his security system in the house was breached and then you hear footsteps and then you hear the gun explosion. He didn't commit suicide. His widow did. I don't think so, maybe they'll take me to she said I think I was a CIA agent, but he didn't kill Kennedy, something is being covered up and then it all comes down to Marilyn Moon, who was called Delilah, she was a stripper. employee, Jack.

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at the time of JFK's snuff wall when it's the baby commune is that my dog ​​come here it's okay it's okay I'm not here I'm okay I appreciate you just want to make sure I don't leave so Delilah was found shot to death on September 1, 1966. She had planned to write an insider's book about the murder. Car salesman Albert Guy Bogart claimed that Lee Harvey Oswald drove a test vehicle shortly before the Kennedy assassination, traveling down the Stemmons Highway at 75 miles per hour. by the way, Oswald couldn't drive, that was another Oswald, he was clearly deluded, there were at least two Oswalds that are in the public domain, that's not some crazy conspiracy, when Oswald wasn't in the country, there was a guy here saying he was Oswald. going to shooting ranges and shooting at other people's targets and making a show of it before the Seto wall there, anyone who had any knowledge of the assassination was eventually killed, including CIA agents, FBI agents, police officers, I think It was one of the most tragic.

Probably well, that's hard to say, but Roger Craig, who was a police officer in Dallas, fifteen minutes after the shooting, saw someone run out of the back of the school book depository and someone in a Rambler truck whistled and the person ran. and he got in the car and they went and he did it with Roger Craig. The officer tried to cross the street to see what was happening but there was too much traffic. The person who saw the Rambler enter was Lee Harvey Oswald, the other person, he said. He was black, maybe he was, you know, Afro-Cuban, but the dark-skinned man saw someone who looked exactly like Lee Harvey Oswald 15 minutes after the shooting, ran out, got in the car and drove off, and that's when They were interrogating Osmo.

By the way, they destroyed practically everything he said, but some of the things he said are on record and this is actually very interesting because since Roger Craig saw Oswald running away, this made a mix of the supposed escape route bus and taxi from Oswald. I know Oz's story well, he got on a bus and he got in the taxi and then he went home and then he got a gun, he shot Tippett, pretty amazing stuff, escape route, then Fritz asks, this is another officer and he says to Oswald, what now? about this car because Roger Craig had mentioned it and this is what Oswald said, he said the truck belongs to Mrs.

Payne, don't try to link it to this, now what does that mean? Ruth Payne and her husband were government agents, we now know. Ruth Payne was already involved as a friend of the Des Moines shields who brought Marina Oswald and the boy to her house while Lee was making his infamous trip to New Orleans and also said they found the Alisa rifle. She said she saw his rifle at her house anyway. very suspicious to say the least and it goes on and on and the other Oswalds there are some researchers say they are like you know 60 Oswalds are 30 Oswalds 10 Oswalds or for Oswald this is the important thing about this in the late 50's our government was We sent marines and military to Russia as fake deserters and we had a program to send people there to pretend they were deserting and then become spies or whatever.

Now the Russians are not stupid. Maybe they have a strange idea of ​​how to govern. but they tagged each one of them, they knew who they were and they knew that Oswald was sent there and he got a job, he got an apartment overlooking a river and a job in a radio factory that the Russians had to wait years to get so They were on him, they were watching him or at least that one and, but how can a loner not act alone when there are half a dozen of them? Let's take a look at some of the many, shall we? man who was arrested for assassinating Kennedy and murdering Dallas police officer JD Tippit.

He's dead now, but they told us he was Lee Harvey Oswald. The problem is that they also said that Oswald posed for each of these photos. There are photos of Oswald's headshots. of Oswald from when he was in the military to when he was younger from when he was arrested and he's clearly a couple of different people there's just no smart high school kid that can tell you that there because they were Oswald they were doing one thing while an Oswald was somewhere else and then they were in the photo of him on the cover of Life magazine, which practically accused him in the press.

Oswald knew he was fake, he worked in high tech, he was into styles, he got some. In curious work, I was at a base in Natsuki in Japan that had the flight plans for the U-2 spy plane that was shot down over Russia and Gary Powers, the pilot of that plane, said that Lee Harvey mentioned Lee Harvey, of course , had died in a mysterious helicopter accident. What was that pilot's name, Gary Powers? Yeah, so I'm just looking at my notes. There are so many here. Oswald then pretended to be pro-Castro but was actually hanging out with the white Russian fascist community in Southwest Texas, many people don't realize that about a million Russians join the Nazis.

The White Russian community is called that and that is the house where Wald hung out with people who hated communists and hated Kennedy, so he intended to set up a trap without him knowing. him his Patsy story, but what I'd like to do now could go on for years here, obviously, there's so much going on, but you might be wondering why I'm involved in this. I mean, I like you, I have a beautiful wife, a house. in France and on a hit TV show we are all equal, so why should I care about this? I actually have to go back to my roots as a newspaper reporter and reporter, and as a kid I got kicked out of everywhere.

The school was once literally expelled, they kicked me out of the yeshiva, okay, they said, you know, what to eat pork, go pray for mini pearl to get out of here, so that really shocked my parents when, when they Rabbis couldn't kick my ass, they just realized this. Boy, this guy is hopeless, so what I'd like to do now is open him up for questions. We have questions and you read them and then I answer. Actually, we're going to allow people to stand up. The beautiful B Snyder has a microphone. so if you raise your hand, she'll bring you the microphone.

However, he has strict orders. If you start talking to a spoiled audience, they'll ask you a quick, concise question that's exactly right, but if they don't, they'll rip you off. I'll come back and stand here and grunt thank you uh de Mohrenschildt, yes, he noted that Oswald spoke perfect Russian, which seems implausible for a short time. Do you think that's true or was it set up well, like I said, there were at least two Oswalds? one of them was very intelligent he went to Monterey he learned Russian in Monterey in what is now a military language school he worked in a very sophisticated photography company in his notebook they found the term microdots that in 1963 not many people used In that term they also found a Minox camera which in those days was called spy Cameron was not available to the general public, cries shield is a very curious strange cat who wrote actually wrote a book saying that Oswald was innocent after you know after that but he was friend of George Bush Sr. and he was pro-Nazi and the unfortunate thing about our government is that after World War II we brought many Nazis to our country thinking that these German scientists can help us and and unfortunately we did not know that Kim Philby, the English double agent who was a communist sympathizer, but he was an English spy and after the Second World War, when they called us to repatriate the Nazis and catch him, we wanted these scientists, also the English ones.

So for us Russians we didn't know that Kim Philby was a communist double agent, so he sent all the really smart ones, good ones, not good ones, but good ones with a small G. The really expert scientists went to Russia and they went to England and we got the lowest. dregs of the Nazis that these people were allowed to subvert the will of the Nuremberg trials Allen Dulles, who was on the Warren Commission, who was fired by Jack Kennedy during the 1930s, helped English and American bankers invest in Germany because Teddy wrote this is this is going deep, right? ready to dig deeper Teddy Roosevelt was against big business, as we all know, and he actually passed legislation that would prevent cartels and things like that and he was known as a person who was allergic to big business and that's why the Harrimans and the Rockefellers. the Vanderbilts, Jack Kennedy's father, Prescott Bush, all the richest families in this country started investing in the German stock market because in Germany in the 1920s you could have cartels and conglomerates, so the richest families of the United States are responsible for more than 50% of our depression because he took all his money out of this country and put it in Germany now Hitler arrives, they are still fine with Dulles he is in Switzerland with his brother John Foster answering the phone Heil Hitler helping the Germans helping the English bankers and the American bankers in fact, Standard Oil Chase Bank was helping the Germans throughout the war and I'm actually jumping around here but it's interesting because there are 200 Englishmen and Americans who stayed in Germany throughout the entire war. the war to help the Germans help the Nazis who were arrested and taken to a prison that was called a garbage can was the code name and John Loftus is a great writer his friend was a guard in this prison and one of these American bankers told this guard I'll be out of here in a few days my friends at Chase are going to get me out here and the guard said this guy is crazy sure enough a week later everyone is released now this is important because FDR wanted the German bankers went to trial and Nuremberg for financing the Holocaust, but the German bankers told us Department of Justice before we went to trial, hey, we were just doing what the American bankers told us to do so we couldn't charge them because they found out that the banks The Americans, the English banks, the Nazis, and the Dulles brothers were helping them figure out how to move themoney so foolishly after the war war criminals were released people who committed acts of treason were released due to shame due to banking ties Allen Dollar should have been hanged for treason because he continued to do business with the Nazis throughout the war and then when Hitler became, he was not a good dog, you know, Noriega was a good dog and then we got rid of him and Hussein, he is a good dog for him and for Bin Laden.

Watch this happen, we recruit these people to help us take resources out of their country and then we eliminate them if they don't play nice, but the Dulles brothers were geniuses in helping the Nazis and helping them. There's a great book I recommend called The Arabists about the State Department during World War II and right after and how they fell in love with oil and how they prevented this. This is almost what Allan Dulles is responsible for denying for making it impossible for thousands and thousands of Jews to escape Germany. because he didn't want them to go to the Middle East and bother the Arabs that we were going to and the business with them was about oil and money and anti-Semitism and it's quite disturbing, but you know, here we are.

Sorry, I'm a donor, I'm sorry, but I think it's important that we know who we are so we know what to do. Hello, is it true that they lost President Kennedy's brain during the autopsy? I've heard of this and yes, and secondly, yes. You have a general conclusion about what exactly happened with Y's assassination. I'll try to answer both questions: In fact, the president's brain disappeared and some people theorize that it would show trajectory and and and and and you know that would rule out the Single Bullet Theory, but the head of the president was surgically altered before arriving in Bethesda between Parkland Hospital and Bethesda.

The president underwent head surgery to disguise the injury so they could. They really had to try to find a way for him to come from behind. which is clearly impossible now to partially answer your question, let's clarify this Lee Harvey Oswald not only did not shoot the president but he did not fire a shot he was on the first floor having lunch, he went up to the second floor and got a coke they saw him at twelve twenty-three or twenty-four by three different people, one was a pregnant woman who had to go to the bathroom. I think his last name is Arnold, this is Arnold.

She had to know, since we know she had to go to the bathroom every 20 minutes or so. She saw Lee in the dining room at twenty-four as well as Lee Harvey. Oswald at that time named two people who were in the dining room, one guy was named Jr. and the other guy whose name I didn't know were two black gentlemen who worked in the building I couldn't have guessed so Oswald was there and then this is on 12 23 12 24 and then he goes up to the second floor and gets a coke and Roy , truly the building manager, and Officer Marion Baker saw him calmly drinking it.

Now they sit back and they had to prove that he can shoot these three shots. He cleans the rifle. Crosses. I was in the warehouse and I retraced these steps as much as I could because some things are cut out now, but in most books that don't believe in a conspiracy they say that Oswald, you know, walked across the warehouse, the sixth floor to the door, there was Lots of books there. then he would have had to surround them. The rifle he apparently used was found wedged behind boxes. I tell you all this for a reason and then he supposedly fires three shots the first shot there is a tree in the way can I don't see any way he would do that and the two shots were so close together that it would be physically impossible for the rifle to do that but Keep in mind that I'm telling you that Oswalt didn't shoot, so he did. it means he would have had to fire all three shots now when you fire this rifle you fire it but you have to aim it again so it's time for them to say in six seconds he fired three shots that's physically impossible for the reason I know.

That's because the best shooter in the world couldn't do it. Quote it in my latest book, as CBS hired 19 snipers. One guy did it, but his rifle was secured on a tripod, so it's just impossible, so for Ozma. Ozma was then seen on the second floor by Officer Baker. Now Officer Baker was driving his motorcycle. He is a former military man. He heard gunshots from the roof of the warehouse when he was up there and parked his motorcycle behind him. He ran until the first rain. The warehouse ran up the first flight of stairs running so fast that he ran into the back of Roit Rouille, the building manager, and they went to the second floor.

Officer Baker sees through a glass wall, you know, a window or whatever, he sees this guy. standing there calmly with a coke in his hand he has his gun in his hand and rightfully so so okay he works here and then they went up another flight of stairs now that for me just to stop for a second how many times have you seen a policeman leave? right, everyone move, it's supposed to say nobody move anyway, so the Warren Commission said okay, it was possible for this to happen in 90 to 95 seconds, this is very important because that's what they rely on now to fight for Oswald to be gone, let's say him. he was on the second floor, not the first floor, and he was going up and down, let's say he's at the window, he fires the three shots and somehow the shells from that rifle landed next to each other, now he crosses the floor, cleans the rifle and places it behind the books and then goes down the four floors, it is actually eight floors, it is four floors with landings and the door to open it is very heavy, so here we are talking about seconds and seconds are important, so If Oswald did what they said, would he have gone down to the second floor in 60 seconds, which is physically impossible?

He couldn't have done it physically. That alone proves a lot. Now if you ask me who killed Kennedy, they would say who didn't kill him, no. Not to be glib, but it was going to change the Federal Reserve system, it was going to change the way oil barons got billions of dollars in tax breaks, it was going to have the first nuclear test ban treaty with Russia who wanted the day They shot him He had a Swiss diplomat I think he was talking to Castro to cool that down He had Martin Luther King in the White House which drove people crazy in the south Dallas was a hotbed of racism rabid anti-communism I'm an anti- anti-communist by the way, as Gore Vidal used to say, it does not mean that I am a communist but that I am against these strident communists under every bed, we had spent trillions of dollars in borrowed money against an empire and the decline of Russia, Russia never was the threat we made see who killed him his elements within our government elements within the mafia as we know it now the CIA hired Johnny Roselli and Sam Giancana to find a way to kill Castro so that's an executive action 1963 The American people didn't know that our government was hitting other world leaders.

We were floating counterfeit currency to ruin other governments' economies or poison crops. We knew, no one could handle that in 1963 again, so that was the reason the cover-up was done. so gigantic is because the people in the government realized that someone in the government killed the president, we had to cover it up, so now we know the names of the people from the CIA, the FBI and the mafia who were involved in the murder and you have to buy some books to find out, but no, but seriously, all the conspirators are dead and some of the shooters may be in jail, so there's no reason, there's no

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security reason, there's just no There is reason not to tell the full story, I think it is again. contempt for us, the American people, yes, miss, no.

I wish I was joking, luckily I'm a celebrity. I have a lot of friends in the government and I have a friend that I can't name anyone, but I tell you the truth, who is in the secret service and I was visiting the White House a few years ago when I was writing another book about the Kennedy assassination and my wife said we should worry about some of this and I said I don't know so I asked my friend and this is what he said he said I will kill you they don't kill you in other words yes they kill people but they won't kill me because I'm an actor and they can marginalize me and like the new thing.

The York Times doesn't review my book, no, they really don't and I'm on their bestseller list, they still marginalize people who are. It's easy to marginalize people who question authority because most people don't want to know that their government did something terrible. or that your parents did something horrible or that your priest or rabbi did something horrible, so when we start to involve the government not as an institution but as elements within it, it takes people, it affects your brain and I, Hannah, and It's true, if something happens I've had conversations with very intelligent people and I've told them undeniable truths and they couldn't, they just couldn't understand it, so I think there's a psychological element to that, but that's another book, yes sir, sorry. . next sir no, this woman is here and then I'm sorry, well white lady, first man, come on, you know, man from the United States, come on, yes ma'am, well they will make them very quickly, first of all, thank you both to come.

I have a quick question. soft topic for you and then both for one of you a question both are for rumors rumor is number one did you really grow up in Fairfield Connecticut Bridgeport? Okay, I also graduated from high school in Fairfield. Okay, expelled because I think we went to the same high school, well the second thing for you two is the Kennedy assassination, the Bobby Kennedy assassination, any corollary, well of course you were both assassinated by more than and brothers , you know, Bobby had said Robert Senator Kennedy Senator Robert Kennedy had said The only way to find out who killed your brothers is to become president, and that's what happened to him.

In fact, the first call he made was to John McCone at the CIA and he said you bastards killed my brother so Bobby had a target on his back from day one yes sir what's your opinion on the man who killed kennedy video series oh yeah nigel turner yeah that's from the 90s I think a lot of that stuff is really good? I mean, the problem with murder is that it's 50 years, there are thousands of books and lectures and documentaries and articles, and I've been waiting for these things for you know, I don't know, at least 40 years, so yeah, that was important. in a very good series and it is a great step. out of place if you know, if you're intrigued by some of the things they cover, then you can go further.

I strongly recommend that you do not take anything, not even me at face value, do not take anyone's word at face value, believe me. Yeah, um, yeah, no, I think Benghazi is one of them. First, many people don't understand President Obama, regardless of what we think, whatever our political persuasion. Our military and NATO generals told President Obama to just do nothing. fly zone over Libya over Benghazi and President Obama said wait a minute, they are going to come in with tanks, artillery and troops, a no-fly zone makes no sense, so to make a long story short, President Obama challenged the generals like Jack Kennedy learned to do. and he saved a million people, a million Libyans were saved thanks to the president, in fact, ten Libyans died trying to protect our ambassador because he was in it he was a real ambassador he was in the street he was helping to get to know the neighborhoods and the relations between our country and Libya, the Libyans loved it and it is very, very, very seductive to try to put all these things together.

I don't think there is a great conspiracy in the world. I think there are a lot of sharks, you know, multi

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oil bankers. whatever, everyone is so good that they have a common interest and they and they get together and say this guy has to die or we have to invade this country, but a lot of them disagree with each other until you know you have hit someone or start a war yes Mr. Sony, too mechanical, why I reviewed your book very quickly. I didn't see any index, are you serious? Yes, let me see my book, an index, come on, what is this?

I can't read it, so No, I understand this has a footnote up its ass, man, what are you talking about? Two more questions. Sorry, I'm going, I'm going, yes, sir, well, actually, um, that's a good question. I'll do Piers Morgan on Thursday, but these others. The shows are, you know, and some of them are my friends. I won't mention them because they are friends, but there are certain people who don't want to hear what I have to say on this topic, but because it's true and you know it is. John judges the experts and historians who studied all of this ask me how I did today.

Well John, thank you that you are not a celebrity and you are willing to speak about the truth and that makes a difference, thank you and if unfortunately you are. and those who tell the truth do not usually become celebrities. Well, you are a star in my world. I was at the King Memorial on April 4 trying to get a new bill to publish all thefiles on the life and death of dr. Martin Luther King, I know there are hundreds and hundreds of thousands of pages, one of my heroes forgives my Greece and after he got sick, I kept going out and doing a moment of silence on the grassy knoll and then I just told the truth. about the murder.

This year the mayor of Dallas is shutting down all your Billy Cloud. I heard that by refusing to let us come and do our moment of silence, we will go to court if necessary. We have a petition, but we will do it on June 10 to memorize the speech the last nail in his coffin that Kennedy gave to an American university we all breathe the same air we all live on the same planet that was the nail you are in Dallas yeah, maybe Maybe we come here, welcome and grateful You, John, for your work, ah, oh, wow, years of pretty good denials.

I have to get one of those before I go, Judge John, thank you, John, John, of course, you know that in 1999 a jury in Tennessee found that the government was involved in the murder of dr. King and that was a trial that was with a jury, yes, one more, actually you have a question, when are we going? We're going to go in a couple of minutes, okay, honey, cheeky, sure, I have one thing I have to do, one more thing I have to do. Keep it up. I owe you a lot. We would love to have you.

This is where the signing will begin. Come over there. But before you do that, I have to do one more thing that I have to give you. the world famous National Press Club mug of all the awards I have ever received this is the last one now we want sergeant munch to drink coffee from this we want to see this you know what this would be I chew the desk yeah that's it What we do want, we wanted a lot of desk. I don't know if I can get close. Thank you very much for coming. Thank you very much to all.

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