Dark Journalist and Olivia dissect the JFK assassination's 60th anniversary, exposing alleged "deep state" conspiracies involving CIA plots to remove Kennedy over anti-war stances and UFO investigations. They analyze anomalies like Secret Service supervisor Emery Roberts removing agents from the limousine, driver William Greer's sudden switch, and maintenance man Darrell Tomlinson's testimony that bullet CE 399 was found on an anonymous stretcher, contradicting the official single-bullet theory. The discussion highlights Lyndon B. Johnson's manipulation of the narrative, Jack Ruby's underworld ties, and White House Communications Agency radio tapes suggesting the motorcade route was pre-cleared via Continuity of Government networks to Parkland Hospital, implying a coordinated setup to silence JFK's de-escalation efforts with Russia and Cuba. [Automatically generated summary]
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Live From The Ideas Room00:07:14
And we are live.
This is Dark Journalist.
What a fantastic crowd we have out there in the ideas room tonight already.
Of course, tonight I am joined by the lovely Olivia.
Hi, everybody.
And Miss Olivia, it's coming close on the JFK side, up to 60 years, the 60th anniversary of the JFK assassination, and all kinds of strange things are coming out, some good and some engineered.
And we're going to look at some of the more.
Kind of hot breakthroughs that are going on right now.
And I have to say that there's a lot of questions around some of these recent revelations around the Secret Service man who came out.
And that agent and the things that he's had to say are very, very interesting.
And he certainly was there in the motorcade.
He certainly had the background.
And they certainly have packaged this for the 60th anniversary.
What I'm going to do tonight is go through.
The sequence of events of the actual shooting shows where the agent was involved.
And that is Agent Paul Landis.
And some of the strange inconsistencies, shall we say, around this story, and also how the story has kind of a dual purpose in a sense.
One of those is to sort of upend the magic bullet theory, which was always a fool's errand in any kind of.
Way, shape, or form, and anyone with a brain knew that was a fake out.
But nonetheless, it's still the government's official position as we speak.
It's hard to believe it.
Well, what I'm going to show tonight is that after the crime, the magic bullet has an even more magical trajectory.
And we're going to get into all that tonight.
It is interesting, and I am glad that there is movement around this case and the bullets because it's going to bring a lot of attention to the idea.
Of course, there were multiple shooters in Dealey Plaza.
On the assassination day in 1963, and they assassinated President Kennedy in his motorcade in an ambush.
And it was the intelligence agencies and a group inside connected with aerospace that we refer to as X Protect on this program.
We've gone into great detail trying to outline that, including the most recent last two episodes about DRAM.
And there is an interesting bird sideline.
Sideline that comes up tonight, and that relates directly to uranium.
So, Byrd was into nuclear things.
He was into oil.
He was into exotic technology, aerospace.
He was into rockets in the 1930s, but he's into uranium here.
So, that is a very interesting kind of setup.
And I want to go through some of the things that are just waiting there in the official record to be debunked completely and shown the real case.
About the JFK assassination, which has been ignored by historians and scholars.
Right now, if you give the right answers in a history exam in high school or college, they're all wrong, in fact.
Lee Harvey Oswald was the assassin, all that kind of stuff.
Completely ridiculous.
And also the fact that Oswald was someone who was an extreme Marxist, that's all a paint job, in fact.
Exactly.
Before we get started, Miss Olivia, I'm going to ask you to get the actual ether cable and plug it directly in because it seems floating on Wi Fi, it's going to get a little choppy as we go through the evening.
Thank you very much.
Appreciate it.
Much obliged.
So, one of the things I would say that has to be acknowledged right off the bat is this is an explosion of a revelation by this agent coming out at the age of 88 years.
Aha.
Okay.
I think that we're back.
Yes.
Okay, good.
Now, just bring up the Ethernet cord and.
Of course, yes.
Just keep it afloat.
So, sorry about the interruption, everyone.
A little tech issue there, trying to keep it off of Wi Fi and plugged in because of the nature of this.
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And I want to remind you also that we're going to be taking your questions in the second half of tonight's program.
And we will, Miss Olivia is going to be putting those together as we speak.
And you can ask them anytime before I go any further.
Miss Olivia, what do you got?
Joseph is in the chat tonight.
He said, I've been dying here with DJ Thinks about this magic bullet guy.
And Happy Hermit 3D says, So this Secret Service agent says there were only three shots fired that day.
I'd heard something about a quote shooting gallery.
Sounds like this quote whistleblower is another CIA psyop narrative control.
Yeah, I mean, we're going to answer a lot of questions about him and what he heard.
What's interesting is if you look at his original statement after the shooting on November 27th, he does say, Oh, I saw these shots from the right front.
CIA Narrative Control Exposed00:06:51
So that's where he thought they were coming from.
Later, he retired, of course.
And then when he's coming back here, he doesn't really want to get into that aspect of it.
What he wants to do.
Is get across the point that he found this bullet in the limousine.
So let's follow his story first.
And of course, with an open mind, unfortunately, there are some odd things that enter into the picture that show us that the narrative around the Kennedy case has been so manipulated.
So when you get into any kind of deep state analysis, when you get into the core of conspiracy or whatever, the JFK case is kind of the alpha and the omega.
Because what happens is the case is still actively being covered up.
And there's a reason for that, because it went right to the core of the deep state power base that President Kennedy challenged.
Now, the problem is that that deep state base is still running things and still in control.
And they don't want to show, oh, along the way, we overthrew democracy in 1963.
That's a big problem for them.
So, for years, and I mean, this is the way that they've done it, they've put their people out there spinning this against people's real.
Feelings about this case, and you've seen the polls over and over again.
Everyone basically who's looked into it at all understands that Kennedy was assassinated by the government and certainly was an Oswald with an old gun that didn't work up in the Texas school book depository.
He'd just gotten the job, you know.
So you have this guy, Oswald, who went over to the Soviet Union.
And the more and more you look into his career, you realize, oh, the CIA was aware of him.
They were opening his mail in 1959.
J. Edgar Hoover was writing memos about him in 1960.
Come on.
So right off the bat, All of the mainstream stuff and the mainstream academicians and historians and stuff have all been, you know, full of it.
And when it comes to this case, they've had to toe the line because if they didn't toe that line, they'd be out.
No documentaries, no shows, you know.
We have the same problem around the UFO world as well.
All those people who won't stand up to the CIA UFO threat operation and Grush and all this stuff, those people are in the same category that they need to go along.
So when you have people going along with that, As shocking as it is, they're not going to get anywhere unless they do go along with it in that field.
That's the problem.
So, you have a lot of problems in the UFO field of complete, and I mean like 90% manipulation by the Central Intelligence Agency.
In the public media, it's all driven by the intelligence community.
So, if you don't call that stuff out, you get more of it.
That's the way that it works.
When you call it out, it backs off, it has to recapitulate, it exposes itself.
It's rather remarkable.
But if you want to study, What the deep state is about.
If you want to understand the nature of the government now and the reason that we're doing things like bringing ourselves to the brink of World War III in Ukraine against Russia, you have to understand the dimensions of dethroning Camelot, the dimensions of removing a president that was working against this war machine and had a vision of peace and freedom and understood.
You know, based on his own battles there with his own Pentagon and CIA and the Russians, that, you know, any miscalculation could cause the end of civilization.
He thought it was absurd.
In fact, Kennedy was the one who installed the hotline between Russia and the United States.
And this is absolutely crucial to reduce tensions, nuclear tensions, because in his famous speech at American University in June of 1963, he said, We can never afford.
To fight a war in which the fruits of victory will be ashes in our mouths.
There's no point to a nuclear exchange.
But there is a strange thing in what we're dealing with now because there's a fantasy element going on in relation to how we deal with things because they have more weapons and more exotic weapons than nuclear weapons.
And they have since the 1980s at least.
So, in a way, framing this as just a nuclear problem is really not the way to do it.
What else do they have that's in play here?
But in any case, facing off against the Russians' advanced technology and advanced weaponry versus ours, in fact, they have more nuclear warheads than we do, is insanity.
And, you know, they've paid the price in Ukraine.
You have over 600,000 casualties of that war.
That isn't, you know, we lost 58,000 Americans in Vietnam.
And if you go back into these wars, they're in complete tragedies.
But you're just throwing, flinging for the neocon agenda, you're just flinging these Ukrainians at the Russian army.
And the Russian army is kicking butt on the battlefield.
And we keep supplying them on the Ukraine side with all kinds of billions of dollars, which swells up this military industrial agenda.
So the defense contractors are getting loaded, they're getting high.
Off this, and America's prestige around the world is going down.
And in the middle of all that, Stepford Biden is loading this country up with tons and tons of mass migration from countries that don't like us.
So, you know, the idea of staging terror attacks and all the rest of it look, they have a quarter of a million Homeland Security employees.
Most of them are fixated on Americans and, you know, housewives who go to school meetings and say, you know, something wrong with you teaching my kid all this sex stuff at six years old.
And they go on the Homeland Security hot list.
But in the meantime, they're letting all these 7,000 people a day across the border.
So it's an insane system.
It has to be stopped.
And it has to be stopped at the 2024 election.
That's where it can happen.
And of course, we have Bobby Kennedy running in the race and Trump on the other side.
Between the two, you can smash the Biden regime, which is completely insane and off the rails, as we know.
But how did all this situation get this way?
That takes us back to this revelation.
About November 22nd, 1963, and the import, you know, the impact and the shockwaves from this event and how it changed history dramatically to throw everything off course in its path.
And that's what we've been dealing with ever since.
Stopping The Insane System00:04:32
So we're going to get into that tonight before I go any further.
Miss Olivia, you're up.
David Hermina says, DJ, are you thinking this magic bullet story is coming out because of the DRAM FOIA case since they both surround the 6.5 millimeter Manukkah?
Bullets and then Jop Madri said, I think this all of this has to do with RFK Jr.
Yeah, well, that's very interesting.
Uh, I thought about that aspect of it, and if anything, it would help RFK's campaign.
I think there's a buttoning up going on on the CIA side, they've had a real problem, and I think that what they might be trying to do is go back to a very old uh narrative that they had in the 1960s about Russia and Cuba, you know, and all this nonsense where they try to pin it on Oswald.
And I think what they're trying to do is provide a backdrop for that because they know that the magic bullet doesn't hold up after all these years.
They've tried and they've tried to chip away over the years at that, but it's overwhelming that people understand that the CIA lied.
The problem with deep state control on this level is the Kennedy case really hits at their power base as it did during 1963.
But their removal of Kennedy and the fact that in the end, If you get right down to it, although they got away with it, they're also incredibly exposed on the matter, which is why we're here talking about it tonight.
Too many facts have come out to show the crime and the criminals involved, and they're all acting on a state and defense contractor intelligence level.
And the factor that we've introduced into this case, which a lot of JFK researchers and people who study the deep state don't like, is the UFO file.
The UFO file has to be understood as a central.
Aspect and motivation for President Kennedy's motivation.
If you don't get to that for Kennedy's assassination, then you're missing a gigantic window on the whole thing.
And there are incredibly good sources for this.
So then, on that side, you get these deep state researchers, and they understand the intelligence agency's role in this very well.
And they do a remarkable job.
But what they're missing is the UFO aspect.
And they won't touch that UFO field because the UFO field does things like the Mexican mummies from this week, you know, and things of that, or grush, you know.
And so, are you going to be talking about that?
Yeah, I mean, I'm really going to focus down on this, but in the QA section, we'll take some of those.
But it is important, I feel, to make the distinction between, you know, there is something very much missing in the deep state research because it's missing the UFO file.
And on the other hand, the UFO crowd, the UFO researchers, don't have any good bearing.
They think the CIA is going to give them disclosure.
And you have really, even the top people in the field, And I've pointed them out here just because they've been so vocal about it.
It's nothing personal, but the Knapps and the Dolans and all those people, they're all thrown in with the intelligence narrative.
They're just, you know, those people in the last week, they've come out talking about how great TTSA was and how Elizondo is a hero.
And I mean, they're crazy.
Elizondo, who famously tried to come out in the New York Times article and pretend to be a whistleblower from the government.
Was working for the government, is working for the government, always worked for the government.
Grush is not a whistleblower.
Grush is an employee of the United States government.
Okay, let's get real.
And Grush and his revelations, you know, whenever he gets into trouble, his PR people say, oh, the intelligence community is after him.
He is the intelligence community.
Those are the people who trained him.
He worked for them for 20 years.
He's the intelligence community.
Elizondo is the intelligence community.
These people aren't whistleblowers.
So the people on the UFO side, Who are missing that and misleading the people who are viewing them just because they want to be in on whatever crumbs, you know, this crazy CIA DIA machine is going to dole out about them.
That will, that's coming around because, you know, when you look at it, somebody like Elizondo has been exposed by the New York Post, been exposed by Black Vault, Dark Journalist.
Secret Service Credibility Crisis00:15:16
I mean, you know, it's exposed.
He came out and lied his face off.
So, You know, those are CIA people and they're counterintelligence CIA people.
So they're very good at lying.
That's the way it goes.
And they have great cover stories and they're great at perception management.
You know, this is the nature of the work that they do.
And it has its history in the inception of the CIA and their development of all these coups in the 1950s, working on behalf of business interests, not on behalf of the country, not on behalf of the military, but on behalf of business interests.
And this is a very important thing for us to get to around the CIA.
And Kennedy's assassination is incredibly motivated by this central intelligence nexus with the paperclip aerospace UFO side.
There's no getting around it, and not in this research on the X Show, anyway.
Everyone, you're watching the Dark Journalist Special Report.
This is a JFK assassination special, Secret Service, Deep State, Magic Bullet Mystery.
And there's some real new revelations here.
And as much as this story coming in is new, I have some information.
That really is going to break some of that apart.
So, we have all kinds of new revelations coming through here tonight.
We're going to take your questions in part two of tonight's program.
Let's go and take a look at Paul Landis himself.
Can't wait.
It's important to note that the Secret Service immediately has a credibility problem around the JFK assassination, as they have in other ways, that some people in that organization have been manipulated over the years.
And when it comes to the Secret Service and the JFK assassination, there are an incredible amount of anomalies, but none any more blatant than the Secret Service stand down.
Now, this occurred when President Kennedy arrived in Love Field and he got off the plane and he went into the famous limousine.
And the driver there was William Greer and the agent.
In the same writing with Greer was Agent Kellerman.
Now, it's interesting because there's something strange that happened right off the bat before we even got to Love Field, which is the driver that Kennedy ordinarily had was someone who'd been with him for years.
He died of a heart attack at age 51, only a month previous.
So that's where you get Greer.
As the driver in Dallas.
Otherwise, you would have had this other person.
And I get into him tonight because I think it's significant.
Anything that shows a shift, just like when we get into the Robert Kennedy assassination case, you've got Thane Eugene Caesar as his security guard, but Thane Eugene Caesar had only been hired three days before.
See, whenever you see that kind of a thing, you know to at least watch a little bit closer because it seems like people are being put into position on purpose.
So when we get into the actual incident and the assassination itself, We've got the driver acting strangely.
And years later, the CIA itself would put out a meme that, oh, the driver did it.
And they loved this.
And they leaked it through John Lear, the big UFO guy, to William Cooper.
And it was a film that was altered and it shows this weird close up of the grease on Greer's head and it pretends that it's a gun.
But that's junk conspiracy.
And this is a central core tenet of dark journalism, which is.
You have to understand the levels of information that we get.
So, we got the official story, in this case, the Warren Commission, you know, Oswald with an old gun, crazy communists shooting President Kennedy and just getting lucky with a magic shot.
And that's the official narrative.
They stick to that, that protects the institution.
Then you have all of these writers, professors, researchers breaking through that and realizing, oh, this is complete bunk.
And that's the counter story.
And that counter story, The media turns into, they call it conspiracy theory.
And they'll battle with it and say, oh, all those people are conspiracy theorists.
As we know, this is one of those things we've been through for years with them doing this.
And they did it in September 11th and all these other deep events as well, just like they did it with anti vaxxers and all this kind of thing.
Now, the third level, though, has always intrigued me, and I see it very active in the JFK case, which is junk conspiracy.
Just like in 9 11, there's a lot of junk conspiracy.
And the junk conspiracy is put out by the same group that puts out the first level.
And that's how dark journalism operates.
It is the official story, the secondary story, often called the conspiracy, but actually the real dark journalism, and then the third level, the junk conspiracy.
The junk conspiracy, the driver did it, Jackie did all that stuff, you know, is meant to obfuscate.
And we see it operational all the time.
And people who, you know, who are clear thinkers will ask me the most ridiculous things in relation to the case.
And that's because they're following these absurd points.
But once you understand junk conspiracy, you can instantly clear the decks of about half of the things that get said around the case.
That's important because there's so much real anomalies, conspiracy, whatever you want to call it, in the case that you don't need the junk conspiracy or things of that nature.
And it's the same group, again, who's putting out the official version that's doing that.
So when we get into the Secret Service stand down, it's interesting because it's undeniable.
You have the same type of thing happening when you get into the evidence in the case.
So, magic bullets, this becomes an absurdity.
But in the case of the stand down, it's quite remarkable because what happens is when President Kennedy shows up in Love Field.
Hang on just a second here.
If you've got a question, Miss Olivia.
Go for it right now.
Somewhere I heard that Oswald did not test positive for gunfire residue.
Is that true?
Yeah, yes, completely.
And they said that he did, and he did not.
So, you know, you have instant obfuscation going on.
That's part of the arc absurd associated with this.
Okay.
Too many printouts tonight.
No, no, this is good.
This is good.
If anything, we're going to have.
Every kind of base on the diamond covered.
So let's take a look at some of these Secret Service people.
Here, in fact, is Landis.
It's an interesting shot.
This is just before, no, I'm sorry, just after the assassination, just before they arrive at Parkland.
They're heading there.
And that's the actual shot.
And this arrow here you have pointing to Landis.
There he is.
And originally he was in the backup car.
And we have the driver there, Sam Kinney.
He's going to be very important for this story.
I hope I'm pointing.
He's got sunglasses on.
And what we see really in getting into this is the people in the backup car noticed things that were going on in the front.
And originally, they were in the heat of action, they were told not to do anything.
This is part of the Secret Service scandal that took place in Dilley Plaza that day.
This reaction was slow.
And the driver slowing down to a stop has been recorded by a number of people.
Now, Greer, the driver, who, you know, they've thrown so many things at him, but it is an unusual set of circumstances that when he's driving, the person beside him, the agent beside him, tells him to get moving and he doesn't.
And he just glides there until the shot is over and then he takes off.
Now, you can say that's human error or whatever it is, but it seems to be part of the setup and part of the Problem with the Secret Service, a stand down of that day, and the security stripping that's obvious once you get to Love Field.
Let's look at that security stripping that takes place.
So, this is a traditional motorcade with President Kennedy.
And you can clearly see the people in the back here are the Secret Service agents.
And what they do is they hang out on the back of the car.
They have handles there, there's a space for them, and that's part of the security bit.
So, nobody can shoot at him from the rear, that they can see all the dangers from the front and back.
So, when they take those people off when they get to Dealey Plaza, That's a really big problem.
Now, you'll notice in the original setup for this, you have the.
This is a part of the original Secret Service stand down that goes on.
And it's interesting because we have this other agent, again, Sam Kinney, who comments on this.
But so what happens is as they leave Love Field, there's a photograph of the Secret Service agent attempting to get on the back.
There's two of them actually attempting to get on the back of his limo as they ordinarily would.
And it is the supervisor, Emery Roberts, who tells them, No, no, get off.
And he's clearly seen yelling and waving his hands at them.
So one of the agents there, who's used to being on the back of the limo, he wonders what's going on and very clearly gives them the like, What are you doing here?
What do you mean?
Don't get on the back.
Now, what's interesting is this was never explained logically.
And eventually they started to spin this and say, Oh, Kennedy, he didn't like.
People in the back, which is ridiculous.
So, what happens is they go later and ask these agents.
There's a number of researchers who've gone to the agents.
In this case, they ask, Did Kennedy order the agents off the back of the limousine?
And Sam Kinney, who's going to come up, as I said, he was driving the backup car, he says, No, no, no, he had nothing to do with that.
For the record of history, that is false.
It's very clear that whoever floated that out there, the Johnson administration or whatever, Kennedy always had people on the back of his motorcade.
So, that's just.
You know, false information.
So they float him into the Dallas trip and they float him down Elm and Houston Street.
And what's going on there is he has no Secret Service agents on the back.
And so it opens him up to all sorts of levels of fire.
And as a result of this, of course, the assassination takes place and the agents are too slow and all the rest of it.
So the key thing, though, is that they take the Secret Service protection away.
Showing that Emery Roberts or whoever was giving him instructions was under orders that the people who were operating the assassination didn't want those people on the back of the bumper.
That's a real red flag for an inside job in relation to the JFK assassination.
Of course, it is an inside job, and we're going to go through the levels of how they achieved it here.
One of the things I want to point out when it comes to the Secret Service aspect also is that you don't need to have the entire Secret Service on board.
With the security stripping, just a few supervisors to tell them to do key things at key times.
So there are people that were Secret Service agents that researchers like Peter Dale Scott point out acted very unusual and operated the emergency White House network as their communications channel so their communications couldn't be recorded, which is very unusual in this case.
That was Winston Lawson, and he becomes a strange figure in all this because he's directly connected.
To the continuity of government program, which we've covered so much on this show.
But so you have instantly a strange infection in the Secret Service ranks.
And if you go into some of the work of Abraham Bolden, who was the first Black Secret Service agent, and he was appointed by the Kennedys, and the fact that he called out and wanted to speak to the Warren Commission about some of the anomalies around Dallas, and also the fact that almost the same exact assassination had taken place in Chicago and had been foiled.
By an FBI insider named Lee.
That rings a few bells.
But instead, he wound up in a case where they accused him of bribery and he spent time in prison.
And it wasn't until last year that he got pardoned.
And it's a miracle that he did.
But it's been obvious for years that he had nothing to do with the case of bribery.
Now, so keep that in mind in terms of the background.
That's what you usually see.
In the motorcade.
In Kennedy's motorcade, it's different.
This is the lead limo, of course.
And if you go back here, there's nobody.
There are agents on the backup car, and there's the driver.
There's Kenny, who we're talking about.
And in fact, the man looking back is Landis on the second car.
But the front car doesn't have anyone standing on the back as they ordinarily should be.
So when the shots are going off, there should be two agents on the back.
They're missing.
That's the security stripping we're talking about.
So, when we hear these stories about the Secret Service protection and how it wasn't ordinary on that day and that there were a lot of failures, that one is the most blatant.
And it comes from the leadership.
It's not like, oh, some agent made a mistake and wasn't on the back of the limo.
This is the supervisor saying, get off that limo.
And obviously, he knows there's going to be shooting and those guys can't be on there.
LBJ Morning Secrets Revealed00:07:04
There's another interesting story in relation to this about LBJ that morning.
And it's interesting because LBJ, his best friend was John Connolly, who was the governor of Texas.
And he kept insisting to JFK that Connolly be in the backup car with him and that Ralph Yarborough, the senator from Texas, be in the motorcade with Kennedy.
And he goes so furious that morning that Kennedy can't figure out what's going on.
But Jackie, in her own memoirs, goes to state, well, you know what?
That morning there was such a fight going on between LBJ.
And JFK, that I've never heard my husband's voice louder, repudiating this guy who was freaking out saying, You have to put Connolly with me and ride with Yarbrough.
So, whatever is going on there, LBJ has a foreknowledge of.
And if you've watched some of the programs that we've done on LBJ, that won't be any surprise.
Although people on the research side go too far and think, Oh, LBJ did the whole thing.
No, the whole thing is achieved by that deep state apparatus.
Uh, and you know, the CIA leading the charge, but it is interesting that the person who is benefiting dramatically from all of this, uh, he has to be in on it, you know, in this case.
And if you look into the history just a little, you know, like a half inch deep, you're going to find that basically LBJ was on his way to prison, uh, for a number of cases that were brought up, and that when they take that turn, uh, there onto Elm Street, they are.
In fact, all of his fortunes are about to change because he becomes the president and all those cases go away.
And, you know, everything gets hung up on the whole Kennedy case and who did it.
And, you know, he can pretend then, oh, I'm protecting us from nuclear war.
And so all the cover up apparatus doesn't seem like he's hiding his own involvement in the crime.
This is a very clever and well organized piece.
As a matter of fact, Supreme Court Justice Earl Warren didn't want anything to do with the Warren Commission, he didn't want to be involved at all.
And LBJ said, oh, well, we found out that, you know, basically Oswald is a Russian assassin, and there's going to be a nuclear war over it.
So you have to.
And that, you know, it's recorded that Earl Warren, when he left, left in tears because he didn't want to get involved in the shenanigans, but he didn't know what to make of this.
And they were able to use the story about, oh, hey, the cover up's okay because we're preventing war with Cuba and Russia.
And that's the whole dangle of Oswald being in the middle of this.
Once we get our heads around it, we can see.
Not only are the people, this is a multi layered setup and cover up, so that not only are they committing the crime, but then in order to get the other apparatus to go along with them, they're creating this other thing, which is, oh, Oswald's a Russian assassin.
That was completely fake.
Oswald had been working the summer before for an incredibly right wing former FBI chief of Chicago in New Orleans.
So, you know, how can you get a guy who's this huge left winger working for the ultimate arc right wing guy?
It doesn't make any sense.
And as we know, Oswald was used dramatically by intelligence agencies, but this is the story that they put over it all.
So, whenever you hear somebody say, when it comes to the JFK assassination, well, you know, how could you get all these people on board?
Look, for the original conspiracy, all you need is this group, say the intelligence group, Johnson, and some others.
And all they have to do once they assume power is create this backup story and say, look, we're going to be in a nuclear war if you don't help us cover this up.
You know, everyone's in a catch 22 situation helping them out because what's happening is they are protecting the criminals, but at the same time, they're under this false thing about, oh, we're protecting everybody from World War III.
That is exactly why they used Oswald in the middle of all this.
Everyone, you're watching the Dark Journalist JFK assassination, Secret Service, Deep State, Magic Bullet Mystery.
Well, we've got some background here about some of the scandals around the Secret Service and the things that they did that day.
Now we're going to see what Paul Landis was up to.
And why this story now?
And why is it a carbon copy of a story that came out during the 50th anniversary that involved a different agent?
That is a tough question for this agent, Paul Landis, to answer.
And he's welcome to come on his show as this is his co author.
And this is another interesting thing, which is the co author that did the book with him.
By the way, the book is just coming out in October, it's not even out yet.
But the story is shifting already in ways.
And I'm more than happy.
To have former Secret Service agent Landis come on this show and explain some of those things away.
I'm going to outline them in great detail here, as you can see.
In the meantime, Miss Olivia, what do you got?
Now, John Madry is asking, whatever happened to that Secret Service agent that was told to back off?
Did he live long?
That was waved off.
Oh, yeah.
I mean, they were under a kind of a code of silence.
And there's a lot of strange things in the Secret Service anyway.
But once you're the leadership side, you know, if you go against the leadership side, you're putting yourself in the middle of all kinds of bows and arrows.
So, very often, you know, if you just kind of go along to get along, that's how your career goes well.
I think the first two things we can say about the case that are unusual is the driver switch out, you know, his strange death.
And I'm going to talk about him a little bit later.
And then the.
You know, the actions of LBJ that morning flipping out, I think, are very telling also.
The security stripping of the Secret Service next coming out of Love Field.
These things are adding up immediately.
The placement of Oswald, their patsy, in the D.H. Byrd building and the putting him there for $1.25 an hour six weeks before the assassination when no one even knew the route except for people deep, deep inside the government.
So, somebody on that deep, deep level had to place him there and then set up the motorcade piece.
And that's where you get into some of the things about the Dallas mayor, for example, Mayor Cabell, because Kennedy had fired his brother, the deputy CIA director, along with Dulles, because of the Cuban invasion they tried to con Kennedy into, which would have turned into a nuclear exchange.
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So, Kennedy was right to avoid getting involved in their shenanigans.
And they thought this guy's young, he's green, we can push him into this, and he'll have to go along with it, or he won't be able to save face.
But Kennedy said, I'm the responsible officer of the government, I'll take the blame for it.
But if this was, and this is famously the conversation he had with Dulles, which is he said, You know, if this is the UK, if this was the UK, I'd have to go, and you could, you know, continue on in your role.
But because this is the United States of America, you have to go.
So, you can imagine the shockwaves for Dulles, who pretty much ruled the roost and was able to con presidents and all the rest of it for decades.
And, you know, here is this guy, you know, this kind of millionaire playboy with his own vision of the world, right?
This is how he's regarded.
And they're thinking, this guy's challenging everything, you know, and he's going to get rid of me?
I don't think so.
So, this is the nature of the problem with the outgrowth.
Of this extra constitutional agency, it became not only was it sort of the inception of the CIA is illegal right off the bat.
That's the nature of the problem.
But even for what it was created to do, they took it way beyond that.
And part of the reasons for that is its initial inception is in 1947, it's set up out of what?
It comes out of SC.
That's the, you know, Sullivan and Cromwell, it was the law firm.
For international finance and all the criminality that had gone around in those circles.
Those are the people who put together the CIA and under the umbrella of this idea of gathering intelligence the way the OSS did in World War II.
So we get a very different flavor of this.
And sometimes I like to point this out, which is a lot of the CIA aspect, it's misunderstood as a part of the military apparatus.
And Kennedy got into this too, because what he did was he set up the DIA and he's like, well, let's have the military.
Do the things that the CIA, you know, they're doing all these things illegally.
Let's get them back under some ordinarily, you know, lawfully abiding control.
And it's interesting because you can see him doing a number of things like that, including with the exotic technology, aerospace, space program, UFO file side, because he's pulling those things back under executive control.
Because whose control are they under otherwise?
They are under the control of covert operators.
There's no accountability.
And this is what he saw.
He said, Oh my God, I can't believe the things that the CIA is in charge of.
This is one of the first things he exclaimed when he got into the presidency.
And he knew.
Deep, deep things about the government.
His dad had been there in the SEC in the 30s.
And so he knew the players and he knew everything.
But even he was shocked at the level of things that they were doing.
And he only found that out once he became president.
You know, he had a pretty good inkling, but he still couldn't believe the number of things.
So one of his top missions was limiting their power.
And they knew it.
And this is the nature of so many of the struggles during those very short three years in office for President Kennedy.
So let's go into.
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Our friend here, Paul Landis, and the things that he's saying.
Now, he is assigned to Jackie Kennedy, in fact, and he's got a distinguished career as a Secret Service agent, and he certainly was so devastated by the Kennedy assassination that he ended up retiring very early.
As soon as Johnson gets in, he's out basically.
So you hear little things about him over the years.
Not much, but there's a little bit of like, you know, he'll show up for a special or whatever it happens to be.
But he never talks about this bullet at all, it never comes up.
So the first time that he's brought this up now at the age of 88 was just a couple of weeks ago.
And it's an unusual story that when President Kennedy was assassinated and Jackie left the car, he saw a bullet.
And the bullet was on the seat and it was sitting there.
Now, there are a lot of articles, New York Times, Vanity Fair, who talk about it being bullet lodged and all this stuff.
He never says that.
He just says it was sitting on top.
And I'm going to point out exactly where this was in the vehicle, but just to kind of get us in the mode.
And what he's saying is that basically he sees this bullet that's completely pristine just sitting there.
And that he looks at it, and there's so much of a rush around the car, and they've taken the president into Parkland that basically what he decides to do is put the bullet in his pocket.
Now, you know, Mrs. Kennedy goes into the hospital, and Clint Hill is there, and all the rest of it, these other Secret Service agents.
And then I'm going to read from his own words what happens.
And it sounds like a very traumatic event, of course.
This is the Daily Mail giving an outline of it.
Then I'm going to read the New York Times Vanity Fair snippets.
Everyone, you're watching the Dark Journalist JFK assassination, Secret Service, Deep State Magic Bullet Mystery.
We're going to be taking your questions in the second part of tonight's program.
There's a lot of revelations coming along here.
It's great to have so many of you here with us.
And of course, Miss Olivia is putting together your questions, which you can ask now.
And we'll go through those at the end of the show.
Miss Olivia, how are you doing out there?
Good.
VixTech says chain of custody, anyone?
Oh, yeah, forget about it.
In terms of, wait till you get into the magic bullet side, because any idea of a normal legal case, none of this stuff would hold up.
As a matter of fact, I've asked and featured in documentaries and things like that people who are legal authorities, judges, and everything else.
Nobody thinks that the case against Oswald would have stuck at all, because all of the, there's no chain of custody for so many of the things that they accuse him of.
And all of the things that they incriminate him on in the public domain, all of that incriminating evidence comes out of the Payne household where his wife is staying.
So there's, you know, it's like, wait a minute, everything, you know, hey, look, here's a letter of Lee writing the Soviet embassy.
Hey, look, here's a picture of him holding a gun.
You know, that's very, very suspect.
And of course, they set up Oswald.
He's the classic Patsy, just as this is kind of the classic story of an overthrow of a government.
They used a classic method.
And what went wrong really is that the execution aspect, the assassination went very well, but the cover up had a lot of problems.
And this is the problem 60 years out that they still have, and they're still applying different methods to cover up.
Okay, first article.
And I want to say that this is what I want to call story one, all right, because there's story two is coming.
November 22nd, 1963, Landis was a young Secret Service.
Agent assigned to protect First Lady Jackie Kennedy, who was seated beside the president in the motorcade.
In his new account, he said that in the chaos following the shooting, he picked up a nearly pristine bullet sitting on top of the back seat of the open limousine to preserve it as evidence.
It was just behind where Kennedy was sitting when he was killed, he says.
Landis says he took the projectile and placed it on the president's hospital stretcher to preserve it for autopsy investigators.
Landis speculated the bullet may have rolled onto Connolly's stretcher from Kennedy's while they were next to each other, giving rise to the official report of where it was found.
Famously and absurdly, the magic bullet was supposed to have been found on the stretcher.
Hey, look, the magic bullet.
Now, I ran a clip of someone I'm going to get into tonight, which is Daryl Tomlinson, who was the maintenance man at Parkland Hospital.
And he, in a CBS special, which is kind of lost to history, but I have the entire thing.
He says, Oh, you know, I pulled this stretcher off the elevator, and that's the one that held John Connolly, but the bullet was found on this stretcher.
And then they come in and they say, This stretcher was not connected to the case.
That caused some people to think the bullet was planted.
Back then, they understood the trajectory on this.
The magic bullet came from a stretcher that wasn't connected with anything, it wasn't Connolly's and it wasn't Kennedy's.
It was on a separate stretcher that was just sitting there.
So somebody got it wrong and placed This phony bullet.
And I've got some good candidates for who did that.
Now, they needed to do that with the bullet because they needed to connect it to Oswald's rifle.
So, originally, and I'm going to get into this, but Roger Craig goes into the depository and he, along with another policeman, Seymour Weitzman, gives an affidavit that the rifle that they find is a 7.65 Mauser rifle.
So, That's on record.
And Craig comes out and sticks to his guns, and basically they throw him off the force for disagreeing with the official narrative.
But he says, stamped right on the bottom of the barrel, it said 7.65 Mauser.
And then Weitzman said, oh, look, it is a Mauser.
And he owned a sporting goods store, so he knew guns.
So therefore, the whole thing about the Manliker Carcano is a plant.
They knew that this was Oswald's gun.
Somebody planted it in the depository.
And then you need the bullet planted that matches the gun.
So, we were already into very, very strange territory when it comes to that.
There's another weird thing, which is that the Manliker Carcano that Oswald ordered, he ordered through the mail under a different name, Alec Heidel.
And one of the great things that Professor Scott, who's done remarkable research on this, put on record is that the jobs that he was doing for the intelligence agencies were meant to give him a trail as an assassin.
So, what they would do is say, You're going to crack this ring of people ordering these weapons through the mail.
So, you do it and you do it under a phony name.
And so then he goes and does it.
And later they use that against him, just like they use it against him when he comes on TV in New Orleans and says, I'm a Marxist, you know.
So, they're giving him these jobs and they're kind of like fattening up the Thanksgiving turkey, as Jim Garrison would say.
So, we have to keep that in mind when we get around the Oswald story.
So, now let's bring back to the stretcher and the bullets.
So, Tomlinson.
The maintenance man, what does he find?
He finds CE 399.
That is the magic bullet and it's in perfect shape.
But supposedly, that bullet had gone through President Kennedy's back, come out his neck, and then caused five wounds on Governor Connolly in the front seat and was in his thigh and fell out on the stretcher.
But now we know, oh, it wasn't even found on that stretcher.
So, anyone who looks into the case, Has to understand the whole thing about the Connolly stretcher and finding the bullet there.
That was already myth making.
It didn't happen.
The actual person who found the bullet said, I found it on this stretcher, not connected to the case.
Now, there were people, you know, there are a number of things where people were challenging this.
And I put out on Twitter, and it's there now, there's a post there, a two minute video of Tomlinson.
And it's also in a documentary I made, which it's like nine years ago now, Agent Oswald.
It's clearly there, and I have the entire CBS broadcast, which is very hard to find.
So I can see why they wanted to suppress this particular bit.
But there's a thing about Tomlinson, which I'm going to show as we get along here, which is that Tomlinson was later shown the magic bullet, as was the supervisor at Parkland Hospital that he turned it over to.
And both of them said, That's not the bullet that we took off the stretcher.
So they, you know, this gets weirder still because.
Obviously, the bullet that they found is a different bullet.
So, this is why Landis' story gets so interesting.
But let's go along here.
Landis speculated the bullet may have rolled onto Connolly's stretcher from Kennedy's while they were next to each other, giving rise to the official report of where it was found.
It's also possible that the hospital staffer who found the bullet and handed it over to the Secret Service misidentified which stretcher it was from.
Well, he's the witness.
I mean, he found the bullet.
What do you want to do?
Say that he was wrong?
It has long been known that the magic bullet, the bullet that supposedly passed through Kennedy's neck from the rear, entered Connolly's right shoulder, struck his rib, exited his right nipple, passed through his wrist, and hit his left thigh.
But Landis' assertion that the bullet had actually fallen from a shell wound in Kennedy in his Cadillac could lay waste to the magic bullet theory and bolster the claim that Oswald did not operate alone on the day of the murder.
Of course, Oswald didn't.
So, them raising this is interesting here because they're using one of their own.
You know, the secret service guy in order to do it.
Um, this gentleman, uh, OP Wright, he is the person that Tomlinson gave the bullet to, and he was the personnel officer at Parkland Hospital.
They handed him the bullet and said, Is this the bullet that he gave you?
And he said, No.
So, uh, we have pictures of the bullet, and I'll get into that later.
But this interesting incident of this bullet, as I said, as soon as it's shot and does all those ridiculous things, then it becomes more ridiculous because.
There's so many multiple instances of the bullet and what it is that we get into strange territory.
But the strangest still is our friend here, Landis, because he's decided at age 88 look, you know, I've been traumatized.
I've gone through these different things.
And that's why I'm coming forward.
Okay, fine.
I can totally appreciate that.
And I think he did have something to get off his chest, but there's a problem.
And I'm going to get into the problem first so we can get some of the wheels turning before we dive back deeper into him.
So, already we have this thing about the bumped stretcher.
Now, the New York Times promotes the same exact thing.
And I have the entire article.
I'm just going to read a tiny snippet here about this section.
And I may go back to this as well.
But anyway, it says he realized that what he read about the assassination was not quite right, not as he remembered it.
As it turns out, if his recollections are correct, the much discussed magic bullet may not have been so magic at all.
This memory challenges the theory advanced by the Warren Commission that has been the subject of so much speculation and debate over the years.
And I want to say about the magic bullet that it was created out of thin air by a guy who was a junior counselor.
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And he created this whole thing, Arlen Specter, and he just made it up.
He was like, this is how it goes.
He didn't know anything about bullets or anything.
He was just a legal guy who made this ridiculous concept stick.
And then he became, he was sort of given the gift of becoming senator from Pennsylvania.
This is how this works.
Gerald Ford.
Served on the Warren Commission, went along with all the BS, and he became vice president then president.
You know, anyone who was on the commission who went along with it did quite well.
Guys like Hale Boggs, who sounded the alarm on it and said, you know, J. Edgar Hoover's running a Gestapo, they go down and weird plane crashes and stall.
And I always say this about assassins and all the rest of it.
You know, they're like, well, there are assassins in history and all the rest of it.
Look, you've got LBJ, Nixon, you know, all these deep staters involved.
Those assassination attempts don't work out, but the ones against the freedom fighters like Kennedy, MLK, and RFK, you know, those come off without a hitch.
So you have to look at it.
If you look at it simply as a war of the deep state against the public state, the whole thing makes a lot more sense.
And, you know, they certainly, in the 1960s, that was a civil war, and our side lost.
The deep state won.
The covert side won.
The overt side struggled to explain it.
And there were a number of hearings and things.
There's work from the Pike Commission from 1975 that went so deep into the intelligence communities that you won't see those records until 2050.
And they'll probably all be burned before then.
But the Kennedy, the second House Assassinations Committee that went into the Kennedy case, those records aren't available until 2029.
And we already know that the Kennedy records themselves, which were supposed to come out October 26, 2017, Those things are now six years late and they're mandated.
That's a law that was drawn up in 1992.
So, you know, this is what I call stealth archives.
We have to understand stealth archives because this is how they operate.
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They're dangling things.
And in some cases, it is one small group inside blackmailing the other side saying, I'll let this out or whatever.
And we need to kind of smash that entire process, which is why all the JFK records should come out now.
It should be tomorrow.
And instead, what they've done for the 60th anniversary is throw out this, you know, Secret Service story.
But You know, hiding behind that is President Biden, Stepford Biden up there saying, you know what?
I'm never going to release any more records around the JFK thing.
And so he's not going to go along with the law at all.
This is unique.
Usually they say, well, I'll kick the can down the road.
He's just saying, I'm not going to release anything.
Okay.
Back to the crime and back to Landis.
Are we back?
We're back.
All right.
When it comes down to this, the New York Times article.
Is a copper jacketed 6.5 millimeter projectile.
The Warren Commission decided that one of the bullets fired that day struck the president from behind, exited from the front of his throat, and continued to hit Connolly, somehow managing to injure his back, chest, wrist, and thigh.
It seemed incredible that a single bullet could do all that, so skeptics called it the magic bullet theory.
Investigators came to the conclusion partly because the bullet was found on the stretcher believed to have held Mr. Connolly at Parkland Memorial Hospital.
So, they assumed it had exited his body during efforts to save his life.
But Mr. Landis, who was never interviewed by the Warren Commission, said that is not what happened.
It's weird that they would leave him out considering he was so close to the action.
In fact, he said he was the one who found the bullet, and he found it not in the hospital near Mr. Connolly, but in the presidential limousine lodged in the back of the seat behind where Kennedy was sitting.
Now, there's the lodged thing.
So, what he does is he comes out and he says it was sitting there right on top of the seat.
He does not say lodged anywhere, but over and over again, Vanity Fair, New York Times, and all the rest, the thing is lodged.
When he spotted the bullet after the motorcade arrived at the hospital, he said he grabbed it to thwart souvenir hunters.
Then, for reasons that still seem fuzzy even to him, he said he entered the hospital and placed it next to Kennedy on the president's stretcher, assuming it could somehow help doctors figure out what had happened.
At some point, he now guesses, the stretchers must have pushed together and the bullet was shaken from one to another.
So, the Kennedy and Connolly stretchers were never together.
There's a stretcher in the hallway outside of the trauma room that is anonymous.
It has nothing to do, not connected to the case at all.
It had to do with a two year old boy who had a chin injury.
The Kennedy stretcher, they bring directly into the trauma room and they work on him on the stretcher.
So, he's never transferred to an examination table.
They're working too fast and feverishly to do any of that.
What they do is they take them in directly.
And it's interesting because this is weird.
You know, Landis, I'd like to have him right in front of me so I could ask him this question.
And here's the question it's very simple.
You know, how could you have placed it on Kennedy's stretcher and then thought that Connolly's bumped into it?
Because, you know, Kennedy's stretcher was in the trauma room.
So this is where, this is what I call story one bumping stretchers and him saying, Oh, I put the bullet out.
And I put it on Kennedy's stretcher.
But he doesn't say I was in the trauma room when I did that.
The trauma room part with Kennedy on there and him placing the bullet there, that seems to be kind of the later focus of how they do this.
There's no, you know, the bumping thing is a complete fantasy at this point.
There's no way, first of all, for the magic bullet to have come out of Connolly and bounced onto this other stretcher.
But that's in the case of the anonymous stretcher with Connolly.
Those are the two that were in the hallway that Tomlinson described.
And by the way, they were both left unattended while this stuff was happening.
So anyone could have walked along and planted a bullet.
And I'm going to describe something from Dr. Crenshaw, an incident that happens while he's working on Kennedy that might explain some of that.
I'm going to get that.
That's right here as well in the whole Crenshaw section coming up.
Now, let's go back to this and get it clear.
You've got the stretcher that's carrying John Connolly, and they move Connolly from his stretcher onto an examination table.
They're working on him.
Then there's another stretcher for a two year old boy.
Those are both in the hallway.
Those are the ones that Tomlinson comes upon.
Kennedy's stretcher is in the trauma room with Kennedy and the doctors working on him, and they never take him off the stretcher until they put him in the coffin.
Those are all facts.
They're on the record, they're even in the Warren Commission.
So this story then of Tomlinson, I'm sorry, of Landis saying, You know, that I placed it next to the president's stretcher, assuming it could somehow help doctors figure out what happened.
At some point, he now guesses the stretchers must have been pushed together and the bullet was shaken from one to another is really weird.
I mean, it doesn't make any sense at all.
Kennedy's stretcher was in the trauma room, Connolly's stretcher was in the hallway.
And there's, you know, the idea that the bullet could travel to another stretcher anyway is weird.
And also, to make things even stranger, in the actual Warren Commission report, You know, they're saying, oh, the bullet was found on Connolly's stretcher.
But then Tomlinson in CBS and in other statements and all this other stuff, he says, no, it wasn't on Connolly's stretcher.
It was in the other stretcher, this one for this two year old boy.
So the bullet, you know, somebody obviously put the bullet in the wrong spot for it to be discovered, maybe thinking, hey, you know, I'm putting this on Connolly's stretcher.
So whoever they sent off on this errand obviously got the wrong package.
But Now, Landis and his story get very strange because if he's the Secret Service agent, he's got this bullet and he says, I'm putting it on Kennedy's stretcher.
Well, Kennedy's stretcher is already in the trauma room.
So his idea of them bumping together in the story one that he gives out to the New York Times doesn't add up.
And that's a problem immediately about the nature of this story.
But there are more problems and a lot deeper.
Can I throw you a question?
Yes.
W.C. Ray says, didn't JFK the movie suggest it was Jack Ruby?
Yeah, and remember the JFK movie took from the research that was going on.
And there's a classic story of Seth Cantor, who is a well known Dallas reporter who covered the case.
And when he goes to Parkland Hospital after the president is brought there, he says, Then I bumped into Jack Ruby.
But the Warren Commission was like, Oh, Ruby was never there.
He said he wasn't there.
So they took his word for it.
And they said, Oh, Seth Cantor was confused.
He was like, this is really weird.
So he wrote a whole book about it.
But what I found out is there are other witnesses who saw Ruby at Parkland.
So what he was doing there, you know, fine, it's anybody's guess.
But somebody planted the bullet that was on the anonymous stretcher that had the two year old.
Because, you know, the Kennedy stretcher was already in the trauma room and Connolly was off his stretcher and the bullet wasn't found there.
So the whole thing, the apparatus of Oh, you know, this bullet, you know, it did all this damage to him and then it rolled off onto a stretcher is all a fallacy, according to the witnesses.
And then there's strangeness, as I said, about the bullet that they found compared to CE 399.
Now, that 399 bullet had to match the Manliker Carcano.
So they could have been a mad dash to switch it out and create this thing.
But here's what I want to go over also about bullets for a moment.
You've always heard the, oh, three bullets, you know, this is what happened.
If you really look at the case of the Kennedy assassination, you have three teams and they're firing multiple bullets.
You may actually be getting somewhere more in the seven to nine bullet range.
And I'll just go through some basics for you.
Just think about these bullets that we know are on the record.
You've got the first bullet that misses.
Everyone hears something.
Kennedy hears it and stops waving.
That's one bullet.
Then you have a bullet wound in Kennedy's back.
That's two bullets.
Then there's what the doctor said was a frontal wound in the throat from the front.
That's three bullets.
There's the shots to John Connolly.
Say that's one bullet that does all that damage, right?
That's ridiculous, but okay.
That's four.
Then you have Tag at the underpass.
He gets hit by a bullet.
That's five.
Then they find a bullet in the ground on Dealey Plaza and an FBI agent pockets it.
Okay.
So now we're going, you see how many bullets we're dealing with.
And There's a number of bullets.
There's a lot of gunfire going on when Kennedy goes through that motorcade.
And then you have the headshot.
So that's seven bullets right there.
And, you know, the idea of one bullet doing all that damage in my mind is absurd anyway.
But anyway, they needed to reduce this down.
And they, you know, the Warren Commission's job was to cover up for the whole thing.
And this is what they did.
And they needed to pin the whole thing on Oswald.
So they created this fiction.
And we've lived with that fiction.
And anyone who challenged the fiction, you know, every time they did these specials on PBS or whatever, you know, they'd be like, oh, you know, they can't admit it was little old Oswald that did all this.
And they'd have these psychologists on and being like, the average person doesn't like to admit that, you know, a little nobody loser who's working for $1.25 an hour who just hates the president, you know, there's a lot of weird things in the case, in the setup of this case, anyway.
The mentality of it doesn't make any sense.
If, and we already know this isn't true, but even if Oswald was supposedly a mad Marxist communist and all that, why would he want LBJ in the White House instead of Kennedy?
It doesn't make any sense.
Kennedy had a much more liberal policy in relation to foreign policy.
He was trying to work things out with different countries.
And LBJ was known as a weird hawk who was in the pocket of the military industrial complex.
There's no logic for that.
And there's no logic that some of the things that they try to roll out.
Remember, James Woolsey, the CIA director under Clinton, he just came out with a book last year that was called Operation Dragon How Khrushchev Tried to Take Out.
You know, Kennedy with Oswald.
I mean, they're still running this nonsense.
And, you know, it's just time to let go of all that stuff.
And the way that they're trying to do it here is coming through a weird channel where they have this guy, the Secret Service agent, and he's saying, I found this bullet.
But the story of how that bullet gets there is almost as weird as the magic bullet thing in the first place.
You know, so we have to start to say there's something immediately wrong.
With the Secret Service man's story.
There's no question about that.
Now, his co author, this is the interesting thing.
So we have Landis who's saying, Oh, I don't believe in conspiracy or anything like that.
And I still think it's just Oswald, but I found this bullet and it blows away the magic bullet theory.
Well, he has a co author who is a little bit dicey in relation to this.
He was the one who, he had this kind of fascinating.
Thing.
He's a huge anti Trump guy and he's sort of a super liberal.
And it's interesting because when you look at some of the things that he's suggesting here, he is the one who's taking the, oh, it was a conspiracy.
And so they're letting him run with that while they're keeping Landis in the lane of, oh, no conspiracy, but I had this thing that shatters the magic bullet.
So here's what the co author has to say, and that's James Robinald.
If what he says is true, which I tend to believe, it's likely to reopen the question of a second shooter, if not even more, Mr. Robinault said.
If the bullet we know is the magic or pristine bullet stopped in President Kennedy's back, it means that the central thesis of the Warren report, the single bullet theory, is wrong.
And if Mr. Connolly was hit by a separate bullet, he added, then it seemed possible it was not from Oswald, who he argued could not have reloaded that fast.
We already know that.
And that's the reason they created the magic bullet, because they knew that somebody at the underpass had been hit.
By another bullet, so they already knew, Oh, that one missed.
What are we going to do?
We have to create the magic bullet that causes all the wounds.
So it's been a fiction from the start, and now they're trying to lay a layer on it.
Since they know the magic bullet thing doesn't hold up for history, they're rolling out this other thing for the 60th anniversary, and it gets stranger still.
And here's where it gets stranger.
Um, so I think I showed you earlier someone named Sam Kinney, and he was the person who was driving the backup car right behind Kennedy's car.
And over the years, you know, he identified things that he knew were wrong in relation to the stories around the Secret Service.
One of the stories we opened with was this ridiculous thing of these Secret Service agents being ordered off the back.
Of Kennedy's limo.
And then the official explanation was, oh, Kennedy didn't want them back there, which is never, you know, there was never any proof for that.
And Kinney was honest enough to say, no, for the record, that never happened.
Now, this is Kenny, who I think was a straight shooter in a number of these situations and apparently talked about some of the options for what was actually happening in Dilley Plaza among his friends.
But he has this neighbor who came forward, and this was during 2013.
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And I remembered this conversation.
This is during the 50th anniversary of the JFK assassination, it was on coast to coast, and the neighbor.
Who'd known him for years, and that was verified, said that he went over there.
And I'm going to go for the story.
He says, Sam was a real good friend, and of course, he was my neighbor.
He lived about 25 feet from me.
One evening back in '86, I stopped in to see him.
Sam, it was kind of late at night, maybe around 8 30.
He made us a drink and he sat down.
Let's have a visit.
So he started talking about his life in general.
And when he left the Secret Service, he started getting into detail about his days at the agency, and he said he definitely saw and heard the shot from the grassy knoll.
He said, I heard that I saw smoke.
Now, this is Kenny who's in the backup car.
He's in a key, pivotal position to see this.
I said, Well, that's interesting because you know you've never talked about that to me before.
He said, Well, and then he talks further on about a conspiracy.
He says, It's just impossible that they got a president, a leader of a country like ours, without some kind of conspiracy.
One man can't do this.
It couldn't have happened this way.
But when he said it, it had a lot more meaning.
You know, he was there.
He was in the car behind the presidential limo.
He had full field of vision.
But then he told me something that's kind of going to close the case on a 50 year old mystery.
Remember, this is 2013 and the 50th anniversary of the JFK assassination.
This is the Secret Service agent Kinney, who drove the backup car, talking to his neighbor.
And here's the neighbor on this late night program giving this out.
And he says, The bullet came from where the bullet came from and how it got there.
That's the bullet that was found on a stretcher in Parkland Memorial Hospital.
Sam had found this while cleaning up the car and going through the presidential car.
And he just picked it up and laid it on that stretcher, never said a word.
And when we got all done, you know, he says, You can tell this stuff.
And I said, Okay, I'll tell it if you want to.
I'll tell it, he says, But I think it's better to wait until I die.
I said, Okay.
I said, I hope it isn't anytime soon.
So then this neighbor says, I thought the 50th anniversary was a good time to tell this because he wanted it told that, you know, I'm not looking for fame or fortune.
I'm just a messenger here.
I think he wanted to clear up the mystery of how that book, you know, he wanted to get the car cleaned up and he didn't want the president to be remembered like that.
So he just thought he was doing something for his president, not even considering the crime scene.
I'm sure he didn't at that day.
It was such a surprise and shock.
I don't even think he'd even thought about it.
But he was loyal to the president and that's the way he took care of business, you know.
And that was it.
He didn't really go into great detail about it.
As far as cleaning the car, he got the cars ready, put the top on, and got them back to the airport, got him loaded aboard the 130 back towards Edwards Air Force Base.
That's correct, available.
I was quite amazed that he trusted me with that information.
You know, he wanted to put it forth.
People who know Sam knew he was a straight shooter.
People who know me know I wouldn't do something stupid like this if it wasn't true.
But he picked up.
But he picked who he would talk to about it.
He just didn't want to talk about it to everybody.
He kept security on him, went to the floor plant when they were being built with the cars, and he stayed an agent until President Johnson came in.
Then he retired.
And President Johnson was in office.
So then there's a little thing about did he speak about LBJ as a suspicious party?
And there's a light thing about, yeah, he said, look who benefited from the whole thing.
And then at the end, they say the three topics I wanted to get out.
Was that he did feel that a shot came from the grassy knoll?
You know, he said he saw smoke, he heard the shot.
He also thought that there was a conspiracy to shoot his president because one man couldn't do it.
He's probably right on the money.
One man couldn't do it.
He definitely wanted to have that out there.
He asked me to take care of business after his death, and he was my friend.
I'm doing that.
Today was a good time to do it on the 50th.
It may have some impact, and I hope it does.
Now, this story is from 2013.
And it's 10 years before the Landis story, but it's exactly the same story, only it's Kenny.
So there's a problem here, which is in Kenny's story, you know, to his friend, the neighbor, and they put it on the record in 2013.
He says, I cleaned up the limousine and I found the pristine bullet.
I put it up and I put it on the stretcher.
And then Landis comes forward at the age of 88 and he said, I was cleaning up the limousine.
I found the bullet.
I put it on what I thought was Kennedy's stretcher.
So now they both have the same story.
Kenny's dead.
This guy is 88, and he's come forward with the story.
Why are the two versions of this story?
This is the nature of the problem that we're looking at.
What is going on here with these two agents with the exact same story?
They can't both be true.
So one of these guys.
Is putting it on the record.
It's almost like there's this story that can be sort of globbed on to any agent, and they rolled it out for the 50th anniversary through the neighbor.
It didn't quite work out.
And now this guy's telling the story.
Or is he telling a real story?
And did Kenny know about it?
I mean, there's a lot of problems here with this, which is that this exact story came out 10 years ago through another agent.
So it's explosive in the sense that he is coming forward and saying, well, you know, that's the end of the magic bullet theory.
But Kenny came out and did the same thing 10 years previously.
So this story is already on the record.
So that means that there are a lot of questions here for Landis and his co author.
Where did this other bullet, you know, this other story of the same exact story, I found it in the limo?
You know, did he talk to Kenny?
Did Kenny tell him that story?
Is he being the conduit for the story or did it happen to him?
But how did Kenny already tell the story of the one bullet?
Why do we have so many bullets going on here hanging out in the limo?
So, there's a problem here.
There's a narrative being moved through people that is exactly the same narrative, but with different operators.
What does that tell us?
It gets stranger still.
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This one's already getting into interesting territory, and I have so much left.
It's probably going to be two parts of this, but we're doing a lot of shows.
Going deep on the JFK assassination leading up to the 60th anniversary.
And this one in particular, the crisscross of what's happening here, I think is explosive because all the major news organizations are picking up the story.
And now I want to say this that I watched Landis give a number of interviews yesterday, including on NBC and CNN and other places.
And now the story has gone from I just placed it on the stretcher to, and maybe he meant to say this originally, to I was in the trauma room.
When they were working on the body, and I came up to the president's where the president was, and then I put the bullet there.
Now, we know the president wasn't on an examining table, he was actually on the stretcher.
So the idea of the stretcher being in the hallway and bumping and all that stuff now has to go away.
They just invented that story, New York Times article, these other articles.
Those stories just came out September 9th.
So, you know, that's less than a week.
And now the whole story has changed.
He's in the trauma room doing it.
Okay.
So let's say that that's how it happened because President Kennedy was actually on his stretcher.
And then he said, I placed it by his feet and I figured out the doctors would find it.
I mean, so these doctors are working on President Kennedy trying to revive him.
And a Secret Service agent slips in and unnoticed by them puts the bullet by Kennedy's feet.
This gets into some strange territory about it.
And at the same time, I'm not discounting it at all, but this is not a clear explanation.
There's kind of three different stories going on here all at once, including the original lie from the Warren Commission that this thing was found on Connolly's stretcher.
That lie has been debunked already, as we know.
Then we have this other story that the bullet was found on this anonymous stretcher, but it was still Oswald's.
That doesn't make any sense.
Now you have the Kinney story from 2013, and that says what?
You know, I found this bullet in the back of the limo.
I kept it.
I took it in my pocket.
I went upstairs.
I put it on the stretcher.
Landis is telling 100% the exact same story.
So there's story movement, there's story switching.
I'm actually curious if the book that people are getting is the advanced book.
Is that going to be changed by the time it actually comes out?
That'll be a collector's item because it has story one in it, not story two.
So we're getting into odd.
You know, an odd face here.
What do you got?
Najat says, What a mess.
I agree.
So Joseph earlier said, And for crying out loud, why place a bullet on a stretcher that is assumed to be part of a crime?
Why not place it in an evidence bag or hold on to it until you can place it in official evidence?
That's my primary difficulty with Landis's story, not to mention the stretcher business that DJ is pointing out.
And that find means they've repeated the problem that bothers me no attempt to preserve the bullet or tag it as evidence.
Well, it's interesting because both Secret Service agents tell that story.
I found this bullet.
Neither of them make an attempt to tag it as evidence like you would in a normal situation.
Now, when I first heard that story and then the Landis story came out, I was like, oh, this must be the same story I heard 10 years ago.
To find out that it's the same story, but different people, makes it very unusual indeed.
But I also want to say I'm not discounting the fact that Landis could have been, you know, at the scene of the crime.
Saw this other bullet, pocketed it, and went up to Parkland Hospital.
The problem with it is somebody on their side has to explain the Kinney story coming out 10 years earlier, because otherwise it just looks like he adopted the Kinney story.
So there are problems there.
Somebody's going to have to open up with the truth around it, you know, because that doesn't make any sense.
Now, here's the upshot they're teasing out through the co author, who, as I said, is this like huge, you know, anti-Trumper who was, when Trump got in, said Trump has to immediately resign and hand his presidency over to President Biden.
You know, this guy has an interesting and kind of an odd career.
But I can see that they, you know, they said, well, this guy has already had books.
Let him go in and work on this book with Landis.
And, you know, but for me, there's an inconsistency going on here because they're dangling this other guy out there saying, well, this smashes the magic bullet.
So again, kind of like in the UFO arena, they're giving you sort of the false disclosure around the thing.
Now, originally, they lied about the JFK assassination.
The government, that is the CIA in particular, and the Warren Commission.
Then we know that in the UFO file, they lied about that.
So, with the UFO file thing, they come up with this UFO threat thing and then they dangle, you know, Grush and all that nonsense, which is a false disclosure.
So, the question is is that what we're looking at here?
We know there were multiple bullets.
Anyone who believes in the magic bullet hasn't studied any of the evidence anyway.
But for the broad public, they're rolling this out.
And they're kind of, like I said, having it both ways, which is Landis is like, oh, no, you know, I'm not saying anything about a conspiracy or whatever.
I'm just telling my story.
You know, I wanted to tell my story.
And this is where I think we have to separate out what was actually going on.
I want to put two things on the record in terms of Crenshaw and the doctors in the hospital and where some of this could have happened.
I think Crenshaw is important because he early on came forward and said, The president was shot from the front.
He had a front head wound and he had a front throat wound.
So, two bullets from the front is the way that he had it, and a bullet from the back.
Now, Crenshaw took a lot of heat when he came out with his version.
There's a couple of interesting things that he puts on the record here.
Let's see if I can just.
So, he's talking about getting involved.
With this situation at Parkland, and they're calling on him to work on the president.
And he's working there with Dr. McClellan, doing everything they can to revive the president, even though they know the minute the president gets in there, it's not looking good.
Technically, he's still alive and has a pulse, but they know it's not looking good.
Now, here's what he has to say about the magic bullet Hospital engineer Darrell Tomlinson discovers an intact bullet on a stretcher and turns it over to hospital security director O.P. Wright.
Wright attempts to turn over custody of the bullet to an FBI agent who refuses to accept it.
He then gives it to Secret Service agent Richard Johnson.
Both Tomlinson and Wright, when later shown a bullet alleged to be the one discovered at Parkland Hospital, declined to identify it as the one that they took off the stretcher.
So there was a bullet there that they found, and later they don't link it up with the magic bullet.
So that already gets us into weird territory.
And I will tell you this about Crenshaw, he's impeccably honest.
Throughout.
Now, this is interesting.
When I walked back into the hall, Evelia Glanges, a medical student, was standing by the nurse's station.
She told me a peculiar story.
While we had been working on President Kennedy, she was staying in the emergency room parking lot.
Standing beside the president's limousine, she pointed out to another medical student that there was a bullet hole in the windshield.
Upon overhearing her comment, a Secret Service agent nervously jumped into the car and sped away.
So, people saw that.
I actually have a picture of it I'm going to show here.
But the bullet in the windshield and the fact that they spirited away the car, which ordinarily would be part of a crime scene, just like John Connolly's suit was sent to the dry cleaner.
National Security Threats00:15:15
I mean, you know, obviously the cover up is on such overdrive that they're just, you know, they did the crime.
They came there, they did the crime.
Now they're speeding away as kind of a getaway with Air Force One.
So, For me, you know, this whole idea about where the bullets came from becomes obvious when you have the windshield evidence.
And the person who rebuilt the limo went on the record before he died.
And he was an employee of Ford.
And he said they brought in this thing and it had multiple bullets through the windshield.
So that's all frontal.
So the whole thing, they've been existing on a lie for 60 years with this case.
What do you do with that?
You know, obviously, they removed President Kennedy for a very good reason on their part.
And that's the whole thing about the deep state taking over America.
But their case is so flimsy that they've defended it through the media and have people put to sleep about it.
But regardless of that incredible apparatus of the media and the intelligence agencies, et cetera, what we have is the fact that over 60% of the public doesn't believe this story that they've put out there.
That, I think, really.
Gets us into some interesting territory.
One last thing on Tomlinson.
And right, this is an FBI declassified document.
And this one came out as part of the rolling release.
This one came out during the Trump administration.
And it says they're talking all about the bullets and all the rest of it.
And it says, for information, neither Darrell Tomlinson, who found the bullet at Parkland Hospital, Nor O.P. Wright, personnel officer for Parkland Hospital, who obtained the bullet from Tomlinson and gave it to Special Agent Johnson, Secret Service in Dallas in 1963, 1122, can identify the bullet.
So it's not the bullet that they saw.
That's their own FBI document after their interviews.
So that's not even, you know, so and so said to so and so.
The FBI in their own records says they can't identify it.
So Josiah Thompson, who supposedly was the one, you know, Our friend here, Landis, was reading Josiah Thompson's book and realized I should come forward with this because what they're saying about the magic bullet and all that stuff is crazy.
I know where the bullet really came from.
So, Josiah Thompson in his book is talking about showing the bullets to Tomlinson and Wright.
Quote I then showed him photographs of CE 399 572, the two ballistic comparison rounds from Oswald's rifle.
And I showed him revolver bullets.
He rejected all of these as resembling the bullet Tomlinson found on the stretcher.
Half an hour later, in the presence of two witnesses, Wright again, once again rejected the picture of 399 as resembling the bullet found on the stretcher.
So they didn't have whatever bullet that they produced there to match up with Oswald's rifle didn't have anything to do with the bullet that they found on the stretcher.
And then the later planting of bullets by the Secret Service people on the stretcher and whatever that was for or whatever.
Doesn't have anything to do, doesn't match up with the stretcher scene and how the bullet was found and all the rest of it.
So it's not so much a mess as it is a forming of evidence chain, a phony evidence chain to have Oswald be the Patsy.
That's all they needed to do.
And if they had confusion in a way, they were happy about it.
What's strange is the Tomlinson story being dangled, I'm sorry, the Landis story being dangled out here.
For the 60th anniversary, and it matching up exactly with Kinney's story from 10 years ago.
That's the crisscross that tells you there's something odd going on in Tomlinson's coming out for this that hasn't met the eye.
And I'm more than happy to have him and his co author come on to explain that.
Okay, now.
Can I throw you a question?
Yes, please.
Brennan Fisher asked Is it possible the same story was programmed into both men's minds?
Yeah, well, obviously, here's what you have left that neither of them were telling the truth.
And that this was just a story that was floating around to explain away the magic bullet finally and forever.
And the Secret Service, there's some protocol to get the Secret Service off the hook in the candidate situation.
And that it didn't take for some reason in 2013, and they decided.
We're going to do it in 2023.
Or you can assume both stories can't be true.
This is the problem.
So, Kenny telling the story for his neighbor, and then that coming out in 2013, and then Landis telling the exact same story.
They can't both go into the back of the limo and find a bullet and plant it on the stretcher.
So, that's the part that has to somebody, you know, some story has to give somewhere because they can't both be true.
Now, the magic bullet story is a lie.
As well, because we know that the bullet didn't do all that damage.
So the government is lying.
And, you know, the people who found bullets on the stretcher don't have to be lying, but they, the bullets that are on the stretcher could be being planted by somebody along the way.
And I have a pretty good candidate for that.
Remember also the fight that LBJ has with Kennedy in the beginning.
What he doesn't want, he does not want who in that car.
He doesn't want Connolly in the car with Kennedy.
And they're in a hotel room, and for an hour, Johnson screams his head off about it, so much so that Kennedy is yelling louder than his wife has ever heard him.
What is that all about?
Johnson doesn't want his guy shot up with Kennedy when they take over, you know?
And what happens is, in fact, Connolly does get hit, and I think this is something that's not supposed to happen, especially if Connolly, you know, there's too many things to consider.
Was Connolly in on it?
Well, he was a real close crony of LBJ's, but he doesn't have to be in on it.
But LBJ knows what's going to go down, and he doesn't want his crony to get hurt while it's happening.
That would make him freak out to the point that he did about this.
Now, there's also the story about LBJ talking to his mistress the night before and saying, swearing about the Kennedys and saying, they'll never embarrass me again.
And that's no threat, it's a promise.
And then later, when she sees him, she says, Were you involved with this?
And he said, It was, oh, it was the intelligence people with the oil people that did it.
So Johnson is weird.
And Johnson, when he gets out of office, gives that weird interview to Walter Cronkite.
Which he makes sure does not get broadcast, but he puts on the record where he says, I never believed, you know, the Warren Commissioner that Oswald was the only shooter.
So he, you know, the same thing that he set up there to create his own presidency.
And it's weird because he kind of gets freaky after that.
If you follow Johnson, he starts to wear like a ponytail and, you know, act like kind of a beatnik there on his ranch.
And then he dies just a few years later, 19 in January of 73.
So, you know, Basically, he did all that just to inherit Kennedy's presidency and then die of a heart attack.
The strange presence in the middle of all this is not a very well understood presence, and that is Jack Ruby.
We're going to get into that now.
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Yeah, what do you got?
And what did Connolly call out in the limo during the assassination?
My God, they're going to kill us all.
Yeah.
Totally sus.
Which is strange.
Yeah.
I don't know.
It's hard with Connolly because there's a lot of weird strings around Connolly.
And, you know, we've covered them in different episodes, but it's still possible that LBJ, knowing he was doing this, was not informing Connolly of being shot.
And what's interesting, there's kind of a resentment later with Connolly where he goes out and he says, There was no magic bullet.
I was hit by a totally different bullet.
So he's working against the LBJ story.
Which tells me, oh, you know, you put me in the line of fire when you were deposing the president.
So, you know, but there's a lot of diciness about Connolly, which is interesting because he switches parties and becomes a Republican and becomes the Secretary of the Treasury under Nixon.
And then he is the leading figure to run for president in 1980.
And he's leading in all the polls and all the rest of it.
And somehow Reagan comes in and just swamps.
The scene completely and Connolly's out.
But he, if you look back and go over the articles from 1979 and early 80, it's Connolly all the way.
And Connolly shows up at a fundraiser.
And that's the fundraiser where we have Nixon and Trump together.
And it's the classic picture that I think is done on purpose here's somebody from the JFK assassination death car.
And you have Trump standing right beside him and Nixon beside him.
People in politics, they don't do photo ops for.
You know, any loose reason.
They're usually there and they know very well the signals that they're sending by being with somebody, either support or whatever it happens to be.
That picture tells us a lot that we need to know because Kennedy being represented there through the figure of Connolly, Nixon, and then Trump.
This is like, you know, whatever's going to happen with Trump is going to somehow crisscross with all of this.
And I think so far it has.
Yeah, what do you got?
Oh, Najat said something great if I can find it.
Yes.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, is it possible JFK suspected some kind of attempt on his life and that's why he insisted Cumberly stay in his car?
Well, apparently the argument went something like you know, look, Lyndon, the governor always rides with the president from time immemorial.
I don't know what you're on about.
If you have a problem with your borough, that's your problem.
And, you know, don't involve me in it.
And LBJ saying, no, you know, it's, I know how to get the votes.
I know the coalition in Texas.
Put me in the car with Connolly.
He has to be with me.
That strange insistence and the fight aspect, I think, that he would bring them both to this anger is very, very telling.
Let's go now into the crime and Ruby.
For a moment here, as we move along in the narrative of the JFK assassination.
And then we'll come back to Landis and his Secret Service claims and where that leaves us coming into the 60th anniversary of the JFK assassination and remembering the impact of the assassination and the things that Kennedy had planned to do, including the fact that on the record, he was pulling out 1,000 soldiers from Vietnam in December of that year and planned to have no forces in Vietnam by 1965.
So, this entire military buildup would not be realized.
So, you know, he exploded their dreams in Cuba on the military side, and here he is exploding their dreams in Vietnam.
And by the way, he also wants to share that stuff that we know about the UFO file and advanced technology with the Russians so we can go to the moon together.
How's that for a national security reason?
You know, and it's interesting because they were able to tell their people, and this is where I think the Caddy Hunt disclosure becomes very important in history.
They were able to tell their people.
Oh, this guy's a national security threat.
There's a weird story back there, which I've always felt was very important.
It has to do with Roscoe White.
And Roscoe White was on the forest, but he was somebody who had been stationed in Atsugi with our friend Oswald.
But his son tried to come out years later and say, I found this diary of my dad.
And he had these different names for being involved in the assassination.
And he said all they told my dad about it was he was going to be involved in eliminating a national security threat.
When I heard that instantly, I thought about all the different trails of how the CIA used different people.
And one of the things that they were able to say that with a straight face over was the UFO file, because they were thinking the advanced aerospace stuff being shared with the Soviets constitutes a national security threat.
Well, you know, Kennedy drafted proposals on the record that said outer space cooperation with the Russians.
They're at the Kennedy Library, they're there.
Khrushchev's son said they had decided.
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Instead of a space arms race and a space race, they were going to go to the moon together.
That's Khrushchev's son, Sergey, put that on the record in his work.
They had secret channels going back and forth.
They had decided, we're not going to, you know, I mean, they didn't have any illusions, but they also were like, we're not going to let this military industrial complex on both sides stop us from doing this.
We'll go to the moon together.
So, no, you know, no moonshot for Americans, you know, no superiority, just.
A space program that is a joint moon mission.
Well, that doesn't fit so well with the plans on the Intel side with aerospace and the Central Intelligence Agency.
Understanding that gives you the understanding around the Kennedy assassination.
And of course, we look for a lot of different reasons, and he was upsetting the apple cart from a number of different areas.
But if you look at Kennedy's presidency, in fact, it's largely successful.
And it actually, he did incredible things in reworking.
The infrastructure by getting rid of Dulles, by getting rid of Charles Cabell, and the fact that the mayor Cabell leads him into ambush in Dallas by laying out that route with Winston Lawson, the Secret Service man who's connected with the continuity of government program.
You know, you can see the collaboration of these forces going on.
And I think what's important with Kennedy is just how much he was changing and how much he represented kind of power back to the people.
And he was very aware of this, probably because of that life of privilege that the Kennedys.
Had grown up with.
And, you know, they had said about Joe Kennedy that, you know, he's an incredible player in the 20s and all the rest of it.
And then he did all these kind of business deals.
And when it got to the depression and all that, that he did all kinds of kind of shady stuff.
But he realized something interesting, which is he became compelled to kind of clean up after the depression because he realized, oh my God, they've gone too far.
And what they're going to do is create revolution in this country.
I'll lose everything that I have.
I'm going to go in the service of serving the country.
And when he went to become the first director of the SEC under Roosevelt, everyone asked, Why would you do that?
This guy has manipulated the stock market and all the rest of it.
And Roosevelt said, No, you know, it takes like the top rat to understand what all the other rats are doing.
And so he created all these rules so they couldn't do all the things that these business bigwigs like Kennedy were doing in the 20s.
But he changed there.
And I think that, you know, Joe Kennedy was always a little more shady than his son's aspirations, but he had aspirations of his own.
And he felt he grew up kind of in this fashion of the Irish were really looked down on.
And he was striving to become accepted and all these different things.
And he was a remarkable businessman.
But what he projected as the ultimate acceptance was becoming president.
And it's interesting because he projected it first on himself.
And then he made these dicey comments about, well, you know, if the fascists are coming, then, and he said this while he was ambassador to England, America shouldn't get involved in stopping them because that'll lead to a world war.
And they were like, what?
Are you soft on fascism?
You're out, you know?
And so, you know, they deposed him, and that was the end of Joe Kennedy.
As a matter of fact, during the 1960 election, Joe Kennedy was nowhere to be found.
They had Rose out there doing, you know, incredible things, rallying female voters in Jackie, but.
Nowhere was Joe to be found until at the presidential election after he won the inauguration.
Okay, you see him there with the top hat.
But in fact, it was Joe Kennedy who did this.
And it's funny because if you go into that history, Jack Kennedy originally wasn't interested in any kind of political career.
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This is fascinating.
The son, Joe Jr., was the one that they heaped all these political ambitions upon.
And it's quite interesting because he dies in this secret mission.
And of delivering these munitions.
And it's, you know, the whole mission is so secret and so dangerous.
You wonder why would this guy risk it on this level?
But he did risk it.
And it's interesting if you track that back, the person who writes the military report on what happened is Jim Doolittle.
And Jim Doolittle will show up a year later investigating the ghost rockets that are going off in Sweden and Finland, basically, the first UFO file reports.
This is a strange intersection all along the way of the Kennedys with the UFO file, including James Forrestal, who was taking Kennedy over to post war Berlin.
So we're getting into very unusual territory immediately around the Kennedys and the UFO file.
And you can't miss it.
Yes.
Gamma says if this new bullet story is false, why are we hearing about it now?
Yeah.
That's the question.
It doesn't have to be false, but there's something wrong with the idea.
It's going to have to be addressed.
This is interesting, actually.
I'm glad that you asked that because I have something here, which is the Vanity Fair article.
And this is the other wing of putting this out there.
A number of stories are appearing about this.
It has incredible PR behind it.
And like I said, I'm looking for the answers on it.
It can't be that both agents have the same story.
So somebody's lying.
It's either Kinney was lying, but his story came out 10 years before Landis.
So, is Landis not telling the truth?
Something is wrong with this story.
In a new book, former Secret Service agent Paul Landis, largely silent for 60 years, says he found a bullet in Kennedy's limo.
Sometime presidential historian explains why that's so significant, if true, by James Rosenbelt.
That is the co author here.
He writes the Vanity Fair article.
So, it's kind of interesting because you have the co author writing the article.
So, ordinarily, what you would have in this case is an actual writer.
Profiling both of them and kind of, you know, being critical in a sense.
But here you have the co author writing the story about the person he's writing the book with.
So that's a little bit tricky.
But anyway, I'm open for all kinds of answers on this.
Okay.
Over the decades, there have been endless theories surrounding the assassination, but not one of them considered that a Secret Service agent might have brought a fully intact bullet found on top of the rear seat of the limousine into Parkland Memorial Hospital and placed it on the president's stretcher.
Not one.
Now that's weird, you know, because the guy, you know, who's writing this, he has no knowledge at all of the Kinney story, which was out there and for the 50th anniversary.
So, no, he's wrong right off the bat.
The Kinney story came out and is the exact same story, and it was only 10 years ago.
If anything, it sounds like Landis lifted his story.
So, it's a problem.
So, there is virtue in looking anew at the evidence that would.
Collected in 1963 and attempting to draw some tentative conclusions.
My own conclusion is that Landis' story, for several reasons, is not just possible, it in fact makes more sense than the core finding of the Warren Commission known as the single bullet theory.
Look, anything, it makes more sense than the magic bullet theory, literally.
You know, it's the most ridiculous theory in history, and the fact that it's been allowed to kind of prevail as the ruling history, it's such a punchline.
There are 70s TV shows.
From the 1970s, that make fun of it back then.
You know, it was like 40 years ago.
So everyone has sort of known this is the joke.
Now, the only other thing I want to say from the Vanity Fair article obviously, that's a huge fail right at the beginning, which just says, you know, no other story has ever said this about a Secret Service agent.
So we've just proven that.
Now, there's a little more in here than in the New York Times article.
So let's try it this way.
So she, the first lady, was getting up to go, standing up to follow Hill and another agent, Roy Kellerman, who lifted her husband's body onto a gurney and placed it into the hospital.
Landis saw and did something that he has kept secret for six decades, he says now.
He claims he spotted a bullet resting on top of the back of the seat.
There it is resting, right?
So it's not lodged like the New York Times article.
Instantly, you're getting weird feedback on both of these.
It up, put it in his pocket, and brought it into the hospital.
Then, upon entering trauma room one, at that stage, he was the only non medical person in the room besides Mrs. Kennedy, and both stayed for only a short period.
That's very interesting the way they it's almost like this is the cover up line, just in case you had a problem with the other stuff.
He insists he placed the bullet on a white cotton blanket near the president's stretcher.
Okay, that's what he says.
This secret, as it turns out, may upend key conclusions.
The Warren Commission, the body created by President Lyndon Johnson.
The sad fact is that Landis, though required to provide his version of events to the Secret Service and in a second report to what would become the Warren Commission, never sat for an interview before the FBI and never testified before the Commission itself.
Yeah, they never asked him to.
So that's weird, too.
So they didn't want answers.
I mean, that becomes very apparent.
Also, what's weird is if you go into some of those testimonies in the Warren Commission, Kellerman says, Oh, yeah, by the way, I found two bullet fragments, you know, on the floor in the front seat.
That kind of sounds like bullets coming through the windshield and, you know, fragments coming off of them.
So they had all the information to show that it was multiple shooters and they covered up that fact.
The question is, what does this represent?
And so the final bit on Vanity Fair is this Landis contends that he reached over, picked up the lone bullet nestled in the crevice and decided to place it in his pocket, mindful.
That if it were left there precariously, it might be overlooked and pilfered by an unauthorized passerby.
Accompanying the first lady into Parkland, he says he brought the bullet with him and, without conferring with Mrs. Kennedy, his fellow agents, or hospital staffers, placed it on JFK's stretcher, thinking it needed to be with the body for the autopsy.
As such, he contradicts the key linchpin underlying the findings of the Warren Commission.
The bullet, as Landis tells us, was not from Connolly's stretcher.
So they repeat the sequence about four times in the article of him going in with.
Mrs. Kennedy and placing the bullet.
So in the New York Times article, they said, Oh, he put it on Kennedy's stretcher.
Here he's putting it on Kennedy's stretcher, but he's in the trauma room.
And as I said in the beginning, they were explaining it that he said, Well, the two stretchers must have bumped each other.
And that's how the magic bullet went from Kennedy's stretcher to Connolly's.
But now we know that the two stretchers that were in the hallway were an anonymous two year old.
And Connolly's stretcher, and the bullet wasn't found on Connolly's stretcher.
Tomlinson, the maintenance man, said, I found it on the two year old's anonymous stretcher.
So there are things here that don't add up on any level with the Vanity Fair article or the New York Times article.
As I said, in the interviews that he gives, and I don't doubt his account that he's giving in the interviews necessarily on the face of them, but what is weird.
Is that it seems like story one about bumping stretchers and, you know, defying physics with this magic bullet part two.
Now it's, I went into the trauma room and placed it near Kennedy's foot when he was lying on the stretcher and the doctors were working on him.
So, you know, it could be that that happened.
But, you know, there is that very strange inconsistency and also the fact that we kind of have story two there compared to the New York Times story one.
That's a problem too.
To wrap this piece up, let's just remember this about what they put out there.
And remember, the magic bullet was the dumbest story that they ever told and got away with, but it allowed them to overthrow the government that was there and install Lyndon Johnson.
And it allowed the Central Intelligence Agency to change the policies of the United States.
And it allowed the X Protect group to take the UFO file and not share it with the Russians.
And by the way, if you think that story is some loose thing, look, Caddy, who told the story on this program several times, was the Watergate lawyer.
He's a historical figure.
E. Howard Hunt, who told him this, told him in private, not for publication, before he went to prison.
And they were been good friends for years.
So you have the top CIA spy in private saying to the Watergate lawyer, they killed Kennedy over the UFO file.
That's significant, but neither the deep state people, because they're too afraid of the UFO file, can follow up on that.
And the UFO people are too hung up on, oh my God, Lou Elizondo.
You know, Lou gave a very knowing look when he said, there's more to come.
Yeah, this is the nature of, you know, that what they created is like the Twitter thing.
It's like a superficial video game way to look at things.
And all those researchers on that side of things should hang their head in shame because, in fact, they could have had a very compelling thing to follow up on historically.
A lot of them call themselves historians.
Well, there you have the Watergate lawyer saying E. Howard Hunt told him Kennedy was assassinated over the UFO file.
Those people don't care because they don't want a real story.
They want the CIA pablum that they can go to some conference with and pump it up.
The problem is thinking that you're in with the in crowd or that you're on the inside track or you're going to get some special intelligence community info.
They don't.
They tend to dispose of people like Tom DeLong.
I have the greatest thing in the world.
John Warner.
The fourth, who you know has been on this program many times, and he's the son of Senator Warner.
We've done some great shows together.
He put a lot of things on the record about his cousin Chris Mellon and the UFO threat op that he was operating with Elizondo.
But he put out a meme which really kind of captures the problem with the sort of dead zone, deadhead UFO thing on Twitter.
Let me show you this.
Oh my God, it must be in here somewhere.
Tell me it's in here.
Yes, it is in here.
Okay, this is straight from Warner.
NASA has a new UFO research director, but he remains unidentified.
This is true, actually.
They came out with a bunch of things yesterday saying, we're going to pay more attention to UFOs, but we're only going to call them UAP because CIA told us to.
But this is his meme, and it says, the new director.
And the director goes, this is going to be so cool, man.
Like, I'll really do a good job for my peeps, y'all.
And it's Tom DeLong.
Oh, God.
Take a look at it.
It is great.
That's classic Warner in action.
And it says the role was created in response to the recommendations of a report that found the agency could do more to collect and interpret data on unidentified anomalous phenomena.
That's the level.
See, this is the problem of why you'll never get people who are serious on the deep state side who are great researchers.
They don't want anything to do with the joke that is the UFO community.
And people like Knapp and Corbell are responsible because they let it sink down to that level.
And, you know, for them, it was very profitable, but it destroyed any legitimacy for the field.
So, you know, celebrate that.
The only other thing I want to say about this that's important, let's get a couple of facts on the ground and then we'll take your questions.
How's that?
Sounds good.
Everyone, you're watching the Dark Trail show, deep, deep JFK assassination, Secret Service breakthrough.
This is deep, the deep state magic bullet mystery.
Paul Landis, 88 year old Secret Service agent, saying, hey, no.
I took the bullet directly out of the limousine.
That was the full pristine bullet, and I put it directly by Kennedy's feet while he was being worked on.
I mean, this is, you know, we're going in deep into territory because they're going to have to explain the double doppelganger story that came out 10 years ago, which is exactly the same.
Whose story is it anyway?
Good question.
The pristine bullet.
The third bullet that caused seven wounds in Kennedy and Connolly was in a surprisingly pristine condition.
FBI investigations.
Failed to create a similarly maintained bullet despite going through the same conditions.
They did, in fact, have a bunch of sharpshooters try to repeat Oswald shots and nobody could get it done.
And also, all the bullets that they shot would all get mashed and stuff as soon as they went through different things.
That's the way that it goes with bullets.
You don't end up with a bullet that makes incredible wounds for everybody and then shows up like that.
Us as further evidence that this bullet did not cause all seven wounds, there was a second gunman.
For the record, that's the magic bullet.
And I think it's important to see just how ridiculous.
Good, that bullet looks.
They just needed it to connect to Oswald, and they said, Don't worry, just get the bullet there.
We'll put it in the record, and Oswald will be guilty because everyone will say, You know, oh, it's a communist.
We need to move on and, you know, kind of make the country stronger in his absence and fulfill things the way he wanted to do.
Well, you killed him.
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The best way to fulfill his vision would have been to let him live out his presidency.
But the intelligence community decided, Oh, this guy is dangerous.
He's going to actually.
Dismantle the deep state, and this is the problem.
So, when you get into all the opposition to RFK Jr. right off the gate from the New York Times and the Washington Post, who should love him if you think about it?
You know, he's a Democrat, he has the Kennedy name, all this stuff.
You know, if the CIA wasn't in charge of those publications, they should love him.
But instead, uh, you know, they were like, Oh, you know, his wife committed suicide because of things that he said to her.
I mean, they're they're so nasty coming out of the gate.
Oh, he's fringe, he's crazy.
You know, he doesn't believe in vaccines.
He's anti science.
His family hates him.
You know, think about this really.
If you really dial it in, what could RFK Jr. do as president?
He could smash that entire system that's grown up since his father was assassinated in 1968.
You know, we're talking over 50 years, 55 years now since that assassination.
Don't tell me that there wouldn't be massive reform under RFK Jr.
That's why they fear him dramatically.
And that's why, you know, they'll make any excuse.
They'll say, well, if he steps foot in New Hampshire, when we say that South Carolina has to go first for the first time in history, then we won't count any of the votes he gets, we'll give to Biden.
I mean, that's the insane system.
And he came out really and just hit them on the nose with it and said, basically, if you keep this up, I'll run independent.
That's what he needs to do.
This is the Bobby Kennedy that can win in 2024.
And I think he's playing it very strong.
He's sort of back into his groove in September.
Trump is doing remarkable moves.
The only thing that's missing from the Trump campaign, and this is how I think together they can smash the Biden regime.
Trump needs to come out and say, here's my 10 point plan for restoring the economy, securing the border, and fixing America.
Here it is.
It's the Trump fix.
And just list those things.
Everyone knows that Trump had a fantastic economy.
Everyone knows that he was strong in the border and never would let, 7,000 people from God knows where, terrorists or anything else, come through that border and crowd these cities.
There's going to be a huge pushback against that.
And if we don't get control of it now, that'll be very ugly.
So, Trump really can stress his credentials in that department because that's where he demonstrated his bravery, which was taking on the whole border thing, which, by the way, the Democrats and the CIA love to leave that border porous because.
You know, the CIA and the intelligence community operate so many drugs back and forth through that, that they don't want to be under another agency looking in on what they're doing.
And this is the nature of the problem.
Okay, a couple of closing things, then we'll take your questions.
Look, this is again the bullet that the Warren Commission produced that supposedly did seven wounds.
It's ridiculous.
So that is why it's the magic bullet one.
This is a picture which was taken outside before they whisked it away that shows clearly a bullet.
In the windshield of the Kennedy limousine.
So that's a bullet coming in and shooting.
That's either the throat shot or the headshot.
It's one of the two.
And when they went to reenact the magic bullet thing, they had this counselor there and they had directors on the scene.
And there are pictures of this, of them trying to create this phony magic bullet thing.
And over here is Spectre.
It's interesting because Arlen Spectre, as I said, Arlen Spectre would be rewarded with becoming a U.S. Senator for creating this gross lie of the magic bullet.
And you have these producers and people helping him do that for these specials.
That's the way they sold it.
It was a total LARP on all of us.
And the country has suffered ever since.
And of course, the person who was the Patsy who could have eventually talked and spilled the beans on the whole thing about what he knew and how the CIA had placed him in that building well, that's where Jack Ruby comes in and takes care of that.
Agent Oswald, the CIA Patsy, gets removed.
That's the end of Agent Oswald.
And all that work for Guy Bannister.
Going over to the Soviet Union, everything else, forget it.
Let me just throw this in here.
Roger Craig, who I mentioned in the beginning, he found the 7.65 Mauser rifle with the other policeman, Seymour Weitzman.
Those were the two policemen who found the rifle.
And Craig stuck to his guns.
Weitzman, getting pressure from The CIA and the FBI changed his testimony.
Craig didn't, and they threw him off the force.
And there were a number of attempts on his life.
What's interesting is if you see how it plays out, everyone knows who studies the Kennedy assassination anyone who was a powerful witness showed up basically on a death list.
And the amount of people who were associated with the Kennedy assassination who were witnesses, the death lists are dramatically deep.
And what's interesting is every time there was a new investigation, So, first of all, the first wave of deaths happen directly during the Warren Commission period.
Then the next group that looks into it, even though there's the church committee and stuff, but the next group that really goes deep on it is the House Assassinations Committee.
There's a whole wave of deaths associated with them.
When you get to the 90s, you still have the death machine operating, and you have all these witnesses for the AARB, and they show up dead.
So, you know, there's a way to control this, and that mechanism has operated throughout controlling that narrative.
So, when we get simple explanations about the magic bullet and things like that and stories that don't quite add up, we have to be doubly on guard about it and get to the real truth about the whole thing, which would be to have the records come out.
And by the way, if they want to suggest this and say, like, oh, well, the magic bullet wasn't the real thing, good.
Then, this Congress, now the Republican Congress, can go in and do an entirely new JFK assassination committee.
And get to the truth of it that way and make sure all the records come out, and Stephen Biden would have to give them up.
That's the way it should play out.
Who cares about a book?
And with that, Miss Olivia, Europe.
Okay, we got questions from every angle here.
So, 1968 Camaro SS says, I've heard that there was more lead left in Connolly's wrist than was missing from the quote, magic bullet.
Call me stupid.
No, that's true.
But the math is no bueno.
Also, many people forget that the magic bullet was contrived after they had a report and then James Teague.
Teg came out and said that if that's true, why did I get hit in the face?
It was total BS.
If my kids would have come up with a magic bullet like excuse when they were little, I would have spanked them, not for lying, but for being stupid.
Oh, it's absurd.
I mean, this is the problem with it.
It's very much like the Building 7 thing in the 9 11 story.
You know, you just missed the group that investigated it and said, no, well, there was no problem.
And then the 9 11 Commission, they did all this stuff.
They interviewed all these people and did all this work.
And they were like, well, we can't find any problem.
You know, this is what those committees are for in a way.
They're also to kind of tie up loose ends and they're to respond to the outrage that people feel.
But unfortunately, those committees are controlled.
And I'll tell you a weird thing, which is the 9 11 Commission.
Was controlled by Thomas Kane.
And it is Thomas Kane's niece that is raising all the UFO stuff and working with all the CIA people around the UFO threat.
That's Leslie Kane.
So, you know, there's political connections, there's intelligence connections, you know, and that's a fact.
What those people are doing, collaborating with the UFO threat thing, you know, it's hard to say and get into their heads and figure it out.
But they are, you know, this is the nature of the problem, I think.
So it's weird that you have these.
Kind of crossovers.
And by the way, they announced Anna Paluna Luna has announced that they're going to do another UFO set of hearings.
And, you know, if they bring back Grush and then they station behind him again the architect of the Patriot Act, which is his lawyer, then forget it because that's the last thing in the world that we need.
But if they could go in there and ask some real questions, well, that would be different, you know.
God, can you imagine the way I'd run that thing?
I get some really good witnesses too.
Everyone, you're watching the Dark Journalist Show.
We're going deep, deep here tonight on the Kennedy assassination and the Secret Service revelation of Paul Landis, the Deep State Magic Bullet Mystery.
And like I said on Landis, you know, this is a weird thing because the story is doubled up.
I'd be happy to hear from Landis and his co author, the whole thing.
And, you know, obviously, if he's being honest, he should be able to address that.
But nonetheless, you know, something is unusual, something's off about the whole thing.
But of course, you know, we agree that the magic bullet is bonk.
It's a complete joke and it's one of the worst things ever hoisted on the American public.
This is interesting.
This is a little side thing on Jack Ruby, and I'll get right back to your questions.
This is Ruby at the press conference when they bring Oswald out.
This is the day before they shoot him.
And Ruby's there in the press pool pretending to be a reporter.
Here he is, here.
And when Oswald, when they say, looking like you.
Oh, God, please.
Do me a big favor.
What we've got is he's really kind of giving this whole thing, you know, this image out there.
And what happens is the guy who was announcing Oswald comes into the room.
He says, You know what?
Oswald worked for this Cuba committee.
And Ruby yells out from the audience, He goes, That's the fair play for Cuba committee.
Well, how the hell did he know?
So it's weird.
Immediately, you're struck with how obvious the piece is.
And then once you get Ruby going in, and he is allowed, he's let in to the underground parking lot, and then he shoots Oswald live on TV.
That's all arranged.
And Ruby had allowed himself to be put into that situation, and he'd probably been guaranteed that he would get off and all the rest of it, or might even be thought of as a hero.
And it's interesting because once they have the psychologist come in and treat him, he starts to really, you know, act weird.
Like he gets down on his knees and barks like a dog and all this weird stuff.
So there's a lot of MKUltra activity around Ruby immediately.
And, you know, we get into very strange territory, even looking at that.
Another thing I want to put on the record is they do a lot of things with Ruby and they're like, oh, he was such a normal guy, a family man, and all the rest of it.
Look, Ruby, from every indication, Uh, was not he didn't have he?
First of all, he was a bachelor, and two, his background is that of a closeted homosexual in that time, which gives him something a lot in common with a lot of the people around the Kennedy assassination.
And this is the nature of, I think, the guild that was involved, and that this isn't any way scandalous to gay people at all.
What I'm saying in that period of time, the guild that's involved in the assassination all seem to have something in common.
From J. Edgar Hoover to Ruby to Clay Shaw, they all seem to be in this gay crossover community, which is incredibly underground in that period because of all the persecution on the surface.
So, that group, that kind of secret group that is involved in the assassination, they have a number of things in common.
And one of them is that their love life in that particular period of time.
Would be incredibly scandalous.
So it kind of breeds more, just like David Ferry getting fired for his incidents involving young men.
So it's interesting, too, as a cover with Ruby to place him among all these strippers.
Well, it's a very safe thing to do also because he doesn't have any interest.
So we're getting into some very wild territory when we get into Ruby.
He also comes directly out of the Chicago mob scene, which was all controlled by Al Capone.
That whole thing.
That's the kind of group that he comes out of, the later version of it.
And they grab him during a drug bust in Chicago and they say, Look, you don't have to go to prison over this.
You can be our informant.
And then the committee that he is an informant on has Richard Nixon as one of the members.
And so Roger Stone tells me the story that Nixon told him is that, you know, as soon as they had this Oswald assassination and Jack Ruby showed up on the screen, you know, Nixon's saying, My God, I know that guy.
He was in our committee.
Like, you know, So, these people and their history, rather than being these anonymous people going through history, they have the deep.
Think of Jack Ruby as kind of a Jeffrey Epstein operating through clubs and operating through prostitution rings and gathering the same type of blackmail.
This is a very young picture of Jack Ruby.
And that's him when he was hosting this kind of good time ballroom thing before the Carousel Club.
This is more wholesome entertainment.
And, you know, Ruby was deep around the scene, and the amount of people who were in Ruby's orbit who say that he knew Oswald is dramatic.
And so, that really, if you put those pieces together about these people and why he was assigned to assassinate him, you know, as an inside gig around the intelligence agency mafia piece, we get into some very, very heady territory.
Yes, this is.
So, Mikey Kay is asking who ordered Ruby to kill Oswald?
Well, obviously, there's a number of stories in relation to this.
Ruby was deep with the whole underworld piece.
This is the most apparent thing.
So, one of the things that Peter Dale Scott says about how you can instantly read the fraud in the Warren Commission that's Professor Scott, who does all the deep state research.
He said, You can see that they're being fraudulent because they don't find him with any organized crime connections, but all he is is organized crime.
Mafia Leverage Over Ruby00:04:31
He's connected to all the major crime bosses, including Traficante and Carlos Marcello and all the others.
And just being able to run, This thing, which is working with the cops and supplying them with girls and drugs and everything else, and then being a gun runner in Cuba.
I mean, this guy's incredible.
There's a very good account of him going to Cuba to visit Santos Traficante, who's been placed in prison in Cuba and gets out, of course.
But this is the nature of the depth of Ruby's connections on the underworld side.
What I want to say also is that he is shown.
In the Torbitt document, which is a huge leak of information that's from 1970 now.
And it puts all kinds of new information on the board that's just never been talked about.
But the people involved with the Defense Industrial Security Command, DISC is the name of the group.
They are in charge of the advanced technology.
Werner von Braun heads it up.
And the officers involved in it are all related Clay Shaw, Lee Harvey Oswald, Ruby.
They all play a role in DISC.
And the connection on the intel side with assassination and the mafia is well known.
Unfortunately, you see a lot of this spin about the mafia killed JFK and the mafia is in charge of the CIA and all that stuff.
It's all upside down.
In Scott's research, the deep state, organized crime operates at the bottom level, and it's this overlay of the Central Intelligence Agency interfacing with organized crime since World War II.
That's where you get them using them as assassins and things like that.
So that's the way for us to think about the Central Intelligence Agency.
Now, Kennedy, it's very interesting.
There's a weird, and I mean weird story about the fact that he and Sam Giancana shared the same girlfriend.
And it's interesting, Frank Sinatra introduces him to this Judith Exner.
And Exner is very interesting.
At the end of her life, she comes out and tells these stories.
And The author thinks he's getting all this dirt on Kennedy.
And she says, You know, he says, Oh, Kennedy was, you know, sending you with these packages.
It must have been like huge payoffs for defense contractors and the mob.
And she said, Well, you know, I decided to open up the thing that they were trading back and forth at a certain point.
The thing that they were getting back to Kennedy were electronic blueprints.
So he's basically looking at these blueprints for, Some kind of advanced technology.
This is the thing that he's moving in channels with Exner between Juncana and the CIA are coming to Juncana and being like, hey, we want you to arrange for this assassination, that assassination, you know, Castro and all the rest of it.
Kennedy's getting all this intel, but there's something else that's going on, which is Exner's getting him intel about some kind of advanced technology going on inside the Defense Industrial Security Command.
This is the weird thing that's left out when you get into the Kennedy aspect, which is.
The aerospace piece, you know, the mafia, you know, forget it.
I mean, this is one level of the whole thing.
The aerospace piece constitutes what the nature, you know, the object of desire was in the thing, the reason, the crisscross in it was controlling the advanced technology.
And that goes directly to the aerospace part of it.
Remember Garrison, who was the only person to try a case in the Kennedy assassination?
He said directly, I've quoted him on this program on numerous occasions, he said to the editor of Rampert's magazine, It's not what we thought it was.
It wasn't these, you know, we're looking in the wrong place with the Dallas oil men part.
It is the aerospace wing of the intelligence piece, the military industrial complex.
Those are the ones who put it up.
And he ran into it directly when he was researching Oswald's background because Oswald was saying to everybody, you know, as he's leaving New Orleans, I'm going to work for NASA.
I found my pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
God, is that, you know, this gets us into deep territory.
Yes.
Kilgallen Machine Gun Mystery00:07:29
Okay, Joseph says, whoever ordered Ruby had massive amounts of leverage over him and would have been at a very high level of the conspiracy.
And it would have been clear to Ruby that the order came from that sort of person.
If the order came to Ruby from a mob boss, that mob boss was a mere messenger.
Absolutely.
Yeah, there's a number of things about why Ruby would do this.
Remember that Ruby giving a press conference, his last, Said people will never know the true facts, never know the true facts of what occurred, my motives.
The people who have so much to gain and have put me in the position I am in will never allow those facts to come to light to the world.
And then the reporter asks, Are those people in high positions, Jack?
And Ruby answers, Yes.
I mean, he said it and he put it on the record.
Now, he did also slip out through the jail a letter.
And this is a story that is told by a sheriff's son.
And you can track the actions of the sheriff getting the letter around.
And eventually the letter ends up with a JFK researcher named Penn Jones.
And it is, you know, it gets right into the LBJ aspect.
And it, you know, you can feel the CIA tentacles with our LBJ that he's suggesting.
All right, quick thing on the record Seth Cantor.
Who was the reporter who said, I knew Jack Ruby.
I worked on a half dozen stories with him.
Don't tell me I didn't see him at Parkland Hospital.
He went on the record.
Here's what he has to say Seth Cantor, reporter in the presidential parade press bus, was covering the story for Scripps Howard chain of newspapers.
He'd worked in Dallas for two years for the Times Herald.
Cantor testified that he met Ruby in Parkland Hospital before the president had been pronounced dead.
The commission makes it appear that Cantor hardly knew Ruby.
This is what the commission says.
Seth Cantor, newspaperman who previously met Ruby in Dallas, reported and later testified that Ruby stopped him momentarily inside the main entrance to Parkland Hospital sometime between 1 30 and 2 p.m.
Ruby stayed in business in Dallas by licking the boots of the police and by playing it cozy with newsmen.
He was in the Dallas News Building at the time President Kennedy was shot.
He was in the Herald Building late that same night.
Other witnesses have testified that he served free drinks to the police whenever they wanted drinks.
This is an early article by Penn Jones exposing.
The early aspects.
And if you go in and you see some of the Penn Jones stuff, you can see years later, like, oh, you know, they put a lot of layers of disinformation on top of the real stories about Ruby.
But anyway, Cantor says he printed at least six feature stories furnished to him by Jack Ruby.
Ruby's remarks to Cantor were in harmony with Ruby's statements to other people.
Cantor says Ruby asked him, Should I close my place for the next three nights, do you think?
The commission concluded that Cantor was mistaken because of the short time element.
They said Cantor probably did not see Ruby at Parkland Hospital in the few minutes before or after 1 30 p.m.
They said maybe he saw him at the police station later.
This is the way that they just kind of got Ruby off.
But it is interesting because Ruby at Parkland and then the Bullet being planted, you know, there seems to be some crossover there.
There's a weird story that Crenshaw tells about a man who comes in and he says, I'm with the CIA.
And then later they think, oh, it's an FBI agent, whatever it is.
The Secret Service agent tackles him and hits him with the butt of a machine gun.
That's what's going on behind Crenshaw as he's working on the president.
So this is a big.
Kerfuffle that goes down provides perfect cover for an anonymous person to walk along and slip a bullet along a stretcher.
It's a weird story, too.
And later on, they get it back from Secret Service and they say, Oh, yeah, it was some FBI person, but we don't want to give his name.
So, whoever that was showing up in a suit and not showing his FBI or CIA credential, whatever he was, he's sort of like some kind of a weird, you know, apparition to create a distraction there.
But he takes it.
Hard with the machine gun.
Very strange.
Yes.
Carrot P. Did anyone ever find any of Dorothy Cogallon's interview with Ruby?
She was killed for it.
And Tim Houston says maybe Dr. Jolly was sent to deprogram him.
There's a lot of discussion about Jolly West.
Yeah.
And that's important too, because it came out in the Chaos book, which was all about Charlie Manson and the stuff that West did with him.
That when you get into the background, you realize, oh, West was operating a lot earlier, and that we get to Jack Ruby and we can see them using the same tactics and why he's.
Starts to act very strange.
But one of the things that he did say when the Warren Commission came to interview him said, you know, he said, Look, take me to Washington.
I can tell you the whole story.
Can you do that?
Can you take me with you?
And it's interesting because Justice Warren said, Oh, no, we can't do that.
We're not law enforcement officers.
Look, how many law enforcement officers are at your behest?
You know, snap your fingers and there'll be 100 cops anywhere to protect the guy.
Come on.
So they didn't want him to tell the truth.
And then he asked them, Can you give me truth serum?
In other words, it's not my fault if I give up the truth.
They gave me truth serum.
So they won't do that.
So they didn't want the answers that he had for them.
That is the nature of the problem there.
So, yes.
The Dorothy Kilgallen question.
Well, there's a big thing with Dorothy Kilgallen because she was somebody, she had the first early scoop on Roswell, by the way.
A lot of people don't know that.
I didn't know that.
And apparently, she may have gotten other stories from Marilyn Monroe directly about the UFO thing, which Kennedy had shared, because Kennedy talked with people about the UFO file.
But Kilgallen and all the strings she pulled to get in there with Ruby and ask him real questions, she was the only person who got to interview him.
And then she died shortly thereafter under mysterious circumstances.
She's part of the death wave of witnesses around the Kennedy thing.
But in terms of the material that she had, you know, they claim that maybe her husband kept it, but he died just a few years later.
So it's very strange, the whole story about Dorothy Kilgallen.
And I think she was very close to the story.
And, you know, there was a guy, Shaw, Mark Shaw, who was the lawyer, who came out and did this kind of interesting book on Kilgallen.
And And then they started giving him all these contracts to write other books.
And suddenly all the books turned into this weird thing about how the Kennedys had killed Merrill Monroe and completely debunked using completely false information.
CIA Reversing The Story00:08:28
And all of his conclusions are oh, there wasn't CIA involved in the Kennedy assassination.
It was the mafia.
They wanted payback, you know, all the traditional things.
And then Markie Mark, Mark Wahlberg, buys the script and they're making the movie of Bobby Kennedy, you know, Bobby kills Merrill and whatever.
Jesus, you know, talk about the CIA reversing the story.
And this is what they love to do.
You know, they go out.
Right, they kill someone in history and then they feed out all this money to control the narrative on top, and then other people fall into it and you know they write stories and whatever.
And then the CIA ends up killing people and then blaming the people who get killed for other crimes.
Think about that, you know, really.
This is the nature of the world, and you have to see how the CIA operates in entertainment, in politics, the UFO file.
They're the intelligence community, they have too much influence everywhere, and if you don't believe me.
Ask why we have a quarter of a million Homeland Security employees that didn't, we didn't even have Homeland Security until 2001.
And, you know, why do we have the CIA running all of the policy in Ukraine?
You know, I mean, think about it.
It's ridiculous the amount of power that they have, and they still have it.
And, you know, researchers long, long before dark journalists have pointed out the nature of the CIA problem and too much power and control.
And it just keeps growing.
Kennedy said it needed to be cut off.
1963.
Well, 60 years later, you still have it and they're still causing the same problems.
So, you know, Harry Truman, who created it, said, You've got to end this.
You know, you either reform it or end it.
So, it's, you know, they have their own air force, they control everything in the media.
And, you know, when they showed up around the UFO file, I thought, Well, good.
You know, they're self identified here.
Jim Sammy Van is.
The head of TTSA, and then you have all the researchers going over there and say, Oh, the CIA is great, you know.
And Jim Semivan's a real, he's a real experiencer.
I had this person, I won't even say their name, they're a very high level person around the UFO thing.
You know, they had the most, let's say, you know, books and documentaries about it.
And they were like, You have to understand, Jim Semivan wants to tell the truth, it's important to him after all his years in the CIA.
CIA doesn't tell the truth.
You know, so that this is what they want to believe.
This is the problem with it.
Why, you know, it's the dumbest thing.
I mean, you can understand the CIA putting up straw men of people who are supposed to be honest, you know, and have a facade.
But if they call themselves CIA people and they're, you know, you figure somebody would get a clue.
Well, not around the UFO thing.
And that's part of the problem.
That's why that field is so decimated in a sense and is only good for, you know, the Mexican mummy, Grush, Grush explosion, you know, and Grush is, you know, This is a ridiculous thing.
I wanted to bring this up, which is the ridiculous interview that came out from Jesse Michael, who ripped off the X series dramatically in his dumb interview with Grush.
And he has Grush repeating X series points.
Now, I ordinarily, when I see stuff directly from the X series paraded out on other shows, I don't mention anything about it, but I know exactly where they got it.
But in this case, it's so blatant.
And if you're going to do it with the Grush operation, which is pure CIA UFO operation, you're going to get called out.
And so that is one of the dumbest interviews I've ever heard in my life.
And at the end of it, they have Grush is kind of like the Zen Money the Pooh saying, I understand God, the big sense, and then little g God.
And this is how it works.
And, you know, he's explaining the nature of life, right?
You know, Grush, you're supposed to supposedly know the secret coordinates of the alien base, right?
Where's that information?
Where's all that stuff from?
No, Grush has been completely set up as the new Bobo around this.
And his plane, you know, his whole kind of approach crashed.
When they found out that he had omitted, the interviewer had omitted the things that he said about his psychological issues, which again isn't disqualifying, but would certainly be a factor.
You know, imagine a legal case around this guy, it would be a major factor.
So the fact that they did that, I think, and then this Jesse Michaels guy, he comes out, he's been, you know, he worked for Google for so many years, he's in that whole milieu, the Peter Thiel thing, and he comes out.
With this regurgitated X series stuff, but he's promoting Grush and all this nonsense.
So, my new policy and all that stuff is I'm calling it out upfront because it's one thing, there's all kinds of influencing people can do on each other.
But when things get blatant and they are not cited, then the whole field is under the weight of this thing.
And it's this marauding.
It's the same reason why we got into earlier disclosure battles with Gaia, Wilcock, and Crazy Cory Good because they were pilfering talking points.
And the interesting thing is, by stealing that information on an intellectual level, what they're doing with Grush is they're trying to set up, you know, like the Jesse Michaels interview is trying to set up Grush as someone who, you know, is trying to bring forward this truth about the UFO thing.
They have him sitting down there talking about Robert Saarbarger.
Do you think they're specifically trolling you?
They're doing this to piss you off.
I'll tell you this what's interesting about it.
It has to be called out because what they're doing is they're doing this overlay of production and they've got the Bobo Grush thing there.
And then they have Jesse Michael sort of creating.
They don't let Grush even talk that much.
This is the interesting thing.
They actually have this host, this Google kid, and he is doing this whole thing, talking away, doesn't know anything that he's talking about, but he's ripping off points directly.
From the show.
Now, it's interesting to me because the nature of what they're trying to do there, it's not for his show or anything like that.
It's to put Grush in this context.
So it's Grush in context.
Here's the new information, and Grush is in the middle of it.
Well, no, the Grush information that he brought out was that the CIA was good and that all these institutions that had trained him, there were all these people who were trying to bring the truth out about the UFO file.
That's Grush's story.
Grush's story is that people told me about aliens and the dead pilots and all that stuff.
That's his story.
He doesn't have anything about the background of the UFO file.
He didn't bring forward T2 Brown, Sarah Barker, and all that stuff.
That's all X series stuff.
And so don't give me that.
And I am watching this process with Michaels and Grush.
And by the way, as a note to Grush, before you get set up as a total bobo, all the people that are talking to you and spending time with you and getting your story, I talk to those people as well.
And they tell me all about the things that, you know, the compromises.
That you've said you've come to about the whole thing.
Don't be used as a bobo.
All right.
So, one of the things that they've done, for example, with Grush is they've said, you know, they asked him the question, well, aren't you worried this will help the UFO threat thing, the very people that you're trying to expose?
And he's like, oh, well, it's worth it, you know, as long as we get the word out there, you know.
So, yeah, I'll go along with the threat.
Well, this is very interesting because in the interview with Jesse that they put out there, A few days ago, he says, Well, that's the way it works.
You know, we have to use the word threat.
Well, who does that sound like?
That's Gary Nolan, right?
And Gary Nolan said the same thing at a conference at SALT.
He said, Well, we did use the threat thing, you know, so now they're just openly admitting it.
Yeah, we're saying there's a UFO threat in order to get attention and money.
Judge Wood Death Confirmed00:02:20
You know, where's your integrity?
How can you even stand there and pretend to say the things and have people believe you when you're saying there, you know, you're standing there saying, Well, the only way to get things done is to lie to people.
Right?
Counterintelligence.
That's what you're trained for.
You can't help it.
You can't stop it.
You're programmed to be counterintelligence, even when it's blatant like that.
So, you know, my new policy calling out the liars, calling out the imitators.
And, you know, you're not going to use information that we put forward in this program to prop up the likes of the Grush op and that end of the UFO op that the CIA is driving.
It's not going to happen.
All right.
All right.
Yes.
Back to the topic at hand.
Joseph, does GD think that Woody Harrelson's dad is one of the three tramps?
Yeah, I think it could be.
And the thing about it is let's get a couple of things about Charles Harrelson.
He was a hitman, he did assassinate Judge Wood.
When he thought he was going down, he's basically like, This is it.
By the way, I also was involved in the Kennedy assassination.
And I'll tell you, About it.
And they brought him to trial.
By the way, one of the people who prosecuted him was Sidney Powell.
Remember her?
So there's a weird Sidney Powell JFK connection there.
Then he says, Look, I can give you information on this.
And I also know about the JFK assassination.
And they're like, We don't want to hear anything about your JFK info.
You know, we just want to sentence you for the death of Judge Wood.
And it was a huge drug lord that hired him to assassinate.
This judge, uh, so did he admit that about Judge Wood?
Yes, uh, no, I think he said that he was innocent, but uh, they had him, you know, and it's interesting too if you think about it with Harrelson because he'd kind of grown up as a criminal, but the idea that they would use him when he was very young, uh, because in 1963 he was 25 years old, but he he bears a striking resemblance to the tall tramp in Dealey Plaza, and I think it.
Overthrowing Governments Plot00:03:35
It's very likely.
I think there have been misidentifications, like I don't think Frank Sturgis or E. Howard Hunt are there, but they are involved in the JFK assassination, certainly, and they show up in the other deep event, Watergate.
And you have to ask yourself, as Professor Scott brought forward, what is the connection there?
Yes.
Rick is asking, where is E. Howard Hunt in all of this?
Well, he's one of the coordinators.
And he's involved on a very deep level.
Look, what he did, his specialty was assassinations, cover ups, government, you know, overthrowing governments.
He understood it.
Edward Lansdale, you know, he shows up in Dealey Plaza walking around there around the trams.
You know, he is an expert at overthrowing governments.
It's weird because if you look at a lot of the stories, Around them sending the entire cabinet out of the country.
It's interesting because they're headed to Japan and they realize this has happened and they decide to turn around and they go to talk to the White House from the plane and they have certain kind of special electronic codes for this.
And they go to the code book and it's gone.
So there's not going to be any communication while this stuff is going on.
You're not going to have it.
So they've arranged it down to that minute of detail.
So, the people who were in charge of the conspiracy and who were in charge of the D state operation of the assassination have covered all these other bases as well.
And it's quite fitting because, with all the things that are happening before the assassination, like the investigation into LBJ and all the rest of it, when he gets into office, all that disappears.
So, their problem is all we have to do is make Oswald look guilty.
And here's how we do it Oswald had this background in the Soviet Union, you know.
Uh, and all we sent him there to get intel, all we have to do is pretend he was a communist.
You know, we have this whole background, we built this whole trail.
Now that he's dead, we can just go to all these people, like the chief justice, as I started the program out with, and say it's very easy.
You know, uh, he was talking to this assassination expert in Mexico City who was a Soviet assassin, and you know, this will cause World War III, millions of people will be dead.
Only you can save it by lying and pretending that Oswald was the lone assassin.
You know, it's such an incredible lie from the start.
And then you ask yourself, who's orchestrating it?
Well, that deep state piece is there and it's operating directly through the intelligence agencies and, you know, big finance and the corporations.
But the aerospace part is missed too often.
That's the key part that they don't, you know, there's not enough light on.
And that's what we do.
We've brought that forward on this show.
You know, I did a couple of years ago, I did the documentary on X Protect.
And which are UFO file assassins.
It's there, you know, that's just one glimpse.
If I were to actually sit down and do the documentaries on the subject, you'd have 20, 30 documentaries because there's so much information that implicates aerospace around this.
Secret Service Insider Lee00:16:13
And when you get into Robert Kennedy's assassination, you know, they let it out for like the first time in March or April.
They said, hey, Thane Eugene Caesar, you know, was associated with.
With the UFO file because he worked at Skunk Works.
Well, we put that on the record a while ago.
The thing is, if people could get those connections, you could get somewhere.
You could have a congressional committee that would get somewhere.
You wouldn't have, you know, the dancing committee or Ryan Graves, you know, gives his account of seeing a UFO as a pilot.
That's fine.
But what is the background around secret aerospace and how has it been involved in our political deep state process?
That's the real thing.
That can shake up the system dramatically.
Everyone, you're watching the Dark Journalist Show.
This is JFK assassination, Secret Service.
Agent breakthrough, deep state, magic bullet mystery.
Paul Landis, 88 years old, claims he saw a bullet on the seat in the limousine in the backseat where Kennedy and Jackie were.
And he took it, put it in his pocket, and then with a couple of different stories, he put it on Kennedy's stretcher and it bounced.
Maybe, oh no, actually, I was in the trauma room, I put it there.
But anyway, his story matches.
Another story from 10 years earlier, which is Sam Kenny, the Secret Service agent.
Whoa, so many stories.
What are we going to do?
We're going to take a few more of your questions.
And before we do, I'm going to put kind of a weird thing on the record with those.
And it's just one of those stories that are in the midst of all this.
Mrs. Robert Reed was standing beside OCHUS.
There's a name OCHUS.
You don't hear that too well.
OCHUS V. Campbell.
The vice president of the Texas School Book Depository and Texas School Book Depository Inspector Roy Trulli, Oswald's boss, when the motorcade passed by them.
This quotation from Ocas V. Campbell appeared in the last edition of the Dallas Times Herald on November 22, 1963.
Shortly after the shooting, we raced back into the building.
We saw him, Oswald, in a small storage room on the ground floor.
So the shooting goes on, they rush back into the building, Oswald's on the ground floor.
We know witnesses saw him around 12 30 in the lunchroom.
But here's the president of the Texas School Book Depository, and he sees him on the ground floor.
That's his testimony.
Later, when he talks to the FBI, he says, Oh, yeah, I know he worked in the building, but I didn't see him during the shooting or afterwards.
So he changed his story.
Now, Mrs. Reed, she.
Heard these shots as well.
And she was like, I can't tell where they're coming from.
Some of them are over here, some of them are here.
And the president of the Texas School Book Depository says, Oh no, they're clearly coming from the grassy knoll.
So there's more witnesses right there.
So she says, I remarked to Mr. Campbell, who was standing nearby, that I thought the shots came from our building.
But I heard someone also say, No, I think it was farther down the street.
I went back into our building and up to the second floor to our office.
Just after I entered the office, I saw one of the men who work in the warehouse come through the back office door.
This door is located near the lunchroom in the rear stairway.
I did not know this man's name at the time, for he had not worked there long.
Moreover, I now know his name to be Lee Oswald.
I said to Lee, Oh, someone has shot at the president.
I hope they didn't hit him.
Lee mumbled something incoherent and walked out of the office.
I did not understand what he said.
He had a Coke in his hand when I saw him.
He was dressed in a white t shirt.
I don't really know what his trousers were like.
I didn't see him anymore after that.
So the shooting happens.
She goes up and sees him in the second floor lunchroom having a Coke.
Does that sound like a guy who just pulled off the shooting of the century with magic bullets and everything else?
Doesn't seem likely, does it?
Yes, Miss Olivia.
Jacqueline Diamond, what was this about Oswald having a body double?
And Atlas shrugged.
Didn't they dig up Oswald and the coroner said something that was different about the person they dug up?
Well, there's a huge thing about Oswald's doubles.
Oswald had doubles since he was young.
So, for example, here's a very interesting story about all this Oswald.
Is when he's younger in Texas, New Orleans, and for a short time in New York City.
His mother brings him there, and he has a half brother there named John Pick.
Of course, he has an older brother named Robert who's in the Marines.
Now, when Oswald is flashed across all those screens, a family in North Dakota says, Oh, no, you're missing the whole part that he was here in North Dakota.
Like, we knew him, he was here, he lived here for a couple of years.
And they had him about 14, 15 years old in that period.
That's when he lived there.
And there's a whole incident where he said, you know, his mother was kind of young and attractive.
And, you know, Marguerite Oswald, you know, freedom fighter that she was, she was not young or attractive.
So this Oswald, who called himself Harvey Lee, he was Oswald.
He talked like him, looked like him, and everything else.
And he lived in North Dakota.
Well, they really wanted to talk to these people.
Secret Service talked to them, FBI talked to them.
They were on the record.
And they said, Yeah, as a matter of fact, I was his boyhood best friend, kind of.
And there's an incident that happened where, you know, there was a book that was missing from the library, and it was a book on Marxism, like, you know, Karl Marx's famous book.
And Oswald was caught with it.
It was coming out of his shirt as he was leaving.
The librarian called him out and the policeman grabbed him and he said, This is what's wrong with America.
You know, viva Marxism and all this stuff.
This was meant back then.
They had the whole Oswald story building up about how I'm a Marxist in North Dakota in a library.
They wanted a record of a police incident.
Now, that particular story and the whole official version of him being in North Dakota was never accepted by the FBI, the Secret Service.
They were just like, Whoa.
But these people remembered him.
They had detailed memories of him, but he had a different mother.
Totally different.
And she called him Harvey Lee, and they knew him as Harv.
So there's no question when you get into it.
And it's interesting, too, because Paul Grody, who was the man who embalmed him and prepared him for burial, he said that later on the agents came back and they palm printed it and did all this stuff.
And then after that, after he was buried, they came to him and they said, Did you notice that there were any?
Scars on his wrist from when he tried to commit suicide in the Soviet Union?
And he said, No, he didn't have any scars on his wrist.
And the agent said to him, We just don't know who we have out there then.
So the Oswald duplicates and how they use them, I think, is very compelling.
And we know that they had legends building up.
I don't think he was conscious at all that there were these people imitating him.
But J. Edgar Hoover in 1960 writes a memo saying someone is using Oswald's identity.
Hoover's aware of Oswald three years before the assassination.
The CIA is opening his mail in 1959.
So, they knew all about him, all that, the kind of like, oh, he's a lone nut and all that stuff.
It's all nonsense.
They were using him in multiple operations.
And what's weird is the kind of security clearance that he had.
There's a guy who was his bunk mate when he was a Marine in Japan.
And he said, Oswald had a higher security clearance than we did.
So, he had access to the U 2.
He's working at Atsugi, the base that had the U 2.
That was the most secret thing that we had.
So, you know, that's basically like him working at Area 51.
So, Oswald is very different.
Much different person than how he's portrayed.
But he had to have the cover story of, you know, the whole thing that they had.
Oh, he's a wife beater and, you know, he's frustrated with his life.
That's why he wants to throw it away on this assassination.
Yes.
What was the deal with Oswald's skull when they.
Yeah, that's another deep story.
I mean, it dives more into this whole thing.
But basically, he was exhumed, the body was exhumed, but the same undertaker said, you know, well, Somebody's disturbed the coffin.
The way we had him in this steel reinforced vault, and by the way, that the head that we you know was buried there had an autopsy on it because we did an autopsy on the head, you know, and I had to compensate for that when we put him in there.
This skull doesn't have an autopsy, so you know, yeah, they were playing around the bodies there.
Crazy, by the way, the stretcher that Paul Landis claims that he put President Kennedy's bullet on that's the stretcher.
We, of course, have no idea whether or not that really happened or not, but certainly interesting to find out.
That trip to Dallas is very interesting for a lot of reasons because President Kennedy had had different warnings.
And they had had just four days previously in Miami a whole assassination scenario, so they didn't have him very prominent.
Earlier in the month of November in Chicago, they also found someone who had worked in a high rise building that was going to be on the trade, on the presidential route, and all the rest of it.
It's very interesting because Thomas Valley, who they found, because he was stopped at a traffic light, they found him with all of these guns, rifles in his trunk.
And he was a former Marine who was disturbed.
And he had the whole profile of Oswald.
This is the guy that they were going to use.
I mentioned Abraham Bolden earlier, but I'll just wrap the Secret Service side up with this, which is he said they were able to foil the plot with Valley and the people who were working with him for this assassination because their insider was named Lee, and Lee was giving them this information.
Well, I mean, was it Lee Harvey Oswald?
That's the question.
This would be the ultimate irony in this history, but this history moves forward on a deep state level.
And it unrolls itself over time so that we can see it and you can see the lies placed on top of lies.
As we come into a period of the 60th anniversary and you have stories like this coming out, you can't help but think that people want to control the actual truth from coming out.
So they're willing to give this much and they're going to twist that somehow.
God knows they'll probably say, oh, he was being trained as a Soviet assassin and he had a compadre on the grassy knoll who was a Russian.
That's actually probably how they're doing.
And, you know, they're doing that as Zelensky is coming over here next Thursday to visit Stepford Biden.
Jeez.
How about another 100 billion there, Zelensky?
Okay, last question, Ms. Lillian.
Last question.
Yeah.
Give me a couple more.
Definitely, Liam McGregor.
DJ, why not interview the only 80 year old confessed assassin of JFK, Jimmy Files?
Yeah, I've never been very impressed with that whole story.
And I'm sure that.
Files was involved in all sorts of things that they sent him out for.
But, you know, it's so much of the mechanics are actually not even so, so important.
That's the interesting thing.
It's one of the reasons why I've never been super fanatical about, you know, this caliber of bullet or that weapon or thing.
I think of them, you know, it's interesting because Dr. Farrell gets into this.
Think about the symbology.
Of the Mauser weapon, and that it was a German weapon.
Actually, the version of it was from Argentina.
When you think about them moving things in symbolically, they poured in so many lies in with the evidence that it just became a whole stew of disinformation.
And they were able to do that because they had that kind of control.
And the problem is, this story is so prominent.
That over time it falls apart because you have all these people on this surface who are like, oh, yeah, Oswald went to the Soviet Union.
You know, he claimed to be a Marxist in an interview on TV just before the assassination.
But you have him working with Bannister, who's ultra right.
So when you start to really investigate that, when they had people out there who challenged the story, like Garrison, they had to destroy them in public because once people get their heads wrapped around that, oh my God, you know, they're feeding us a story.
The way that they would do a black op COINTEL program in another country.
So they're using American citizens as the enemy in this case.
That's the only difference.
So that's the danger of the intelligence community controlling things when it comes to investigations, electing their own experts.
And, you know, we already have the word out now about the Central Intelligence Agency telling people, you know, and rewarding them for not following up on the lab leak story out of China with the whole COVID piece.
CIA is running with the other interfaces, the NSA, the DIA, and the others.
They're running a whole program and they're interwoven in this deep state combination with the highest levels of money and power.
And they are the arm reaching in on the government side.
And this is the nature of the problem.
So, the goal, really, I mean, this is a historical overview, but the goal you would think.
On our side is to regain power over the government and minimizing the power of the Central Intelligence Agency, Homeland Security, this gigantic state apparatus.
You know, it's not going to be easy.
It's a gigantic issue, but you definitely, the 2024 election is really a place to start because if you can get this thing out of there, you have a chance.
Yes.
Okay, so I'm just going to give you all three of these questions because they all point in the same direction.
Sure.
Benjamin Smith, JFK death over the UFO file, but was it the UFO file regarding the Earth's secret space program that's 50 to 100 years ahead?
MK says, we have a connection of the UFO file and the JFK assassination, so the connection is clear and right to your face.
Aliens?
Is that how the theory holds?
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And definitely McGregor, DJ.
But when JFK terminated Dulles from the CIA, Dulles was still MJ1 in Majestic 12.
CIA was merely the execution arm of MJ12.
How does this all work?
If you understand X Protect, then everything about the MJ assassin piece with Dulles and all that, then that all.
Makes a lot more sense because it's very simple.
Saar Barker put it on the record in 1950 and then reiterated it in the mid 80s before he died under strange circumstances.
But Saar Barker was like, you know, they have Oppenheimer out there, and Saar Barker was a student of Einstein.
He was celebrated almost more than Oppenheimer in that period.
So it's weird that he doesn't even have his own Wikipedia page, you know.
It's even weirder that.
Grush is talking about him.
This is the, uh, why does that get weird?
Look, uh, but Grush is just, you know, Bobo Strange.
But look at this.
It's very interesting because when you combine the aspect of the UFO file, Sarbacher says it was at a higher level of secrecy than the atomic bomb.
So that's secret.
What will you do to protect atomic secrets in 1950?
Just about anything.
So, if you have a higher secret than the atomic bomb, you have a whole group dedicated to maintaining its secrecy.
That's really the way to look at it.
And it is remarkable that, you know, an operation like that can exist inside the United States.
But it did.
And the people that would show up on the radar who would challenge this, like Morris Jessup and people who got close, particularly with Jessup, you know, there are attempts now to even.
Claim some innocence for the people who bumped off Jessup and be like, no, he was really depressed.
You know, no, you know, Jessup was bumped off by the X Protect group because the work that he had put out there had crisscrossed with another individual's information and he had created his own version of Jessup's info and the Navy had it.
And they had a lot of questions about how do these people know about, say, the Philadelphia experiment, Project Invisibility, the UFO file, what's going on here?
And if you look into Jessup, you're going to find him very close with J. Manson Valentine, who just happens to find the Casey Bimini Road, you know, right in 1968 when Casey said the Poseidon Temple is coming up.
So these are very deep operators around this, you know.
You think about that whole thing with Ancient Aliens or Eric von Daniken.
Look, Morris Jessup wrote UFOs in the Bible in 1957.
You know, he's plugged in.
On the wave, and they can't have a guy like that around who's a respected astronomer.
And what's weird is, you know, I often incorporate these people in the five different characters they seem to be in one.
But Jessup is one of those people, ran a coffee company in South America, you know, was an astronomer, was a UFO expert, was a chief archaeologist, did all kinds of stuff in the Yucatan.
You know, these are these people are in the nexus, they're in the core of that whole hot zone.
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X piece.
And, you know, we'll get into that in another episode, but think of them in that milieu.
And you get, I think, a much better snapshot on.
I do want to say this for a couple of heroes back there.
One of them was Roger Craig.
But Craig, as I said, was the deputy sheriff who was in, you know, he ran up the grassy knoll.
He was in the middle of all this.
And he was the one who went into the building with Seymour Weitzman and found the Mauser.
Interestingly enough, he also saw Oswald leaving the scene in a green rambler.
And when they asked Oswald about it, he said, The car belongs to Mrs. Payne.
Don't drag her into this.
That's what Roger Craig told us.
That puts Ruth Payne on the scene taking Oswald back.
That's pretty strange.
Craig put that on the record.
And like I said, he was thrown off the force and he had a number of weird things where they try to force him off the highway.
And so finally, he's found dead with a shotgun blast to his chest and dies in his 30s.
He's another of these casualties around the JFK case.
There's too many.
There's a system organizing that eliminated those people.
And you see the system pop up around different things.
You know, for a while, we had all these holistic doctors who were dying out of nowhere, all before this COVID thing hit.
Before that, we had a bunch of bankers who were being thrown out windows.
You know, there's.
There are operations involved in those things, and there's still that consolidation.
The root of those groups goes back again into some of these secret groups around finance and secret groups around technology, medicine.
You know, it reaches into all these different areas.
And I think identifying it is very important.
Last thing on all of this, which is I mentioned the driver earlier who died suddenly, so that then Greer became the driver for Dallas.
Guy's name is Tom Shipman, and it was reported he died suddenly October 14th, 1963, so about a month, about five weeks out.
One of the three agents who drove President Kennedy or his Secret Service follow up vehicle.
He died 10 14 63 in an alleged heart attack in, of all places, Camp David.
It's a weird place to die at 51 years old, the month before the Kennedy assassination.
That is Tom Shipman.
And Tom Shipman would have been at the wheel if it hadn't been for that strangely timed heart attack just before the Kennedy trip to Dallas.
So, when we think about or talk about the different things that happened in relation to Greer, and I know they've thrown a lot of things on Greer, but one thing we know for sure about Greer, which is he did not, he stopped the car to a halt.
That's what witnesses said.
He stopped while the shooting was going on.
And it's interesting because I have a quote from Jackie Kennedy, and she said, Of all the different agents that she was upset with, it was the driver that she was the most upset with.
And he did a written apology to her after the fact, being like, there were so many things going on.
So, you know, no, the driver didn't shoot JFK, but he slowed the car down and allowed the firing to take place.
And it's interesting because this driver, you know, was somebody that seemed more in the Secret Service plan for what was going on that day.
The other driver, Died unexpectedly, and that's how he got the role.
And with that, Miss Olivia, hold on.
We are done.
Number six said DJ said he'd show a picture where the bullet was found in the Kennedy limo.
Did you do that?
Oh, you know, that's in the Times article.
Yes, I can do that.
Hold on.
I know because I visualized it on the seat, but it was actually up above where, like, the top part of the seat.
Yeah, no, no question about it.
It's where they were sitting, it's sort of behind him directly.
But you know what's interesting is he said when she got up, he could see it.
So it was actually, oddly enough, behind Jackie.
But, you know, this is the shifting sands of his story as well.
I will say this that on the face of it, his story could be understandable and even accepted.
The problem is the doppelganger story from 10 years ago.
This is, you know, unfortunately it's a graphic picture, but that is the backseat and then the area that he's pointing to.
And I have a picture of him pointing to it, which I'll actually tweet out.
So we get it exactly.
But basically, he's got it in this area here.
So.
And it's not lodged, right?
It's just sitting.
No, no.
It's just resting there.
It's not lodged at all.
All those articles that have that language, I think that they're using it on purpose to create, you know, an excuse for why it would be there.
One of the things that's interesting about the bullet also is.
There was a suggestion in one of the articles that, oh, the bullet went into JFK's back and then came back out.
So I was watching a presentation by Cyril Wecht, and Wecht is kind of the main guy who's followed this.
He's done everything from the O.J. Simpson case to Kurt Cobain and everything else.
And he said, that's not the way bullet works.
When a bullet goes into you, the tissue swells and holds.
It's not that it pops in and pops out or that kind of thing.
So Um, no, there's something odd about that bullet.
Look, maybe the bullet was there, you know.
I'm not saying it's not.
It would be good if Landis could come on this program and explain why there's two stories that say the exact same thing his and Kenny's.
And, uh, in the grand scheme of things, you know, the factor that everyone can agree upon is that the magic bullet was a complete lie, that is for sure.
Um, but the governments organized that lie and they were under the control of this deep state group in order to do it.
And we've been kind of living under a series of lies like that.
But the Kennedy assassination is crucial.
And it's crucial for us to understand it echoes out 60 years later into almost every area that we're facing now, because it is, as Professor Scott defines it, the first deep state revolt against the White House.
And, you know, we've seen other revolts against the White House, including Watergate.
You know, they thought Nixon was their guy.
And then they came up with GATT, and he was like, I'm not doing GATT, you know.
This general agreement on tariffs trade, which they moved in during the Clinton years.
And that's how you threw all those people off their farms in South America and everything that.
Not to say that Nixon was a saint at all, but what we can say is that he got to a point where he thought he was actually the president.
And he was also deep, deep, deep in the UFO file aspect.
Miss Olivia, with that.
This is a great comment here.
Hatt Pastor says, Yes, it seems if they merely wanted him dead, they could have managed it in private.
This public execution was a message.
Oh, no question.
No question.
On a public street in broad daylight?
No, that's another government taking over.
It is interesting.
One of the weird things that came out, and this is in Scott's research, was that there were tanks rolling a couple of days earlier, late at night in Dallas.
And people were like, what's going on here?
Is this a drill for, like, you know, in case there's a war or something?
And there were a number of reports.
And they came back to these police stations, and the police stations basically said, Oh, yeah, you know, they were doing like an early Toys for Tots thing, or they were spreading Christmas cheer and like leaving things, you know.
But that's just the kind of drill that they would have run just in case things didn't go the way that they wanted to.
I wanted to bring the Parkland story directly into the continuity of government story.
Do you think I can do it with the minute and a half we have left here?
Let's see if I can.
This is from Professor Scott's book, The First Deep State Revolt Against the White House.
Dallas 63.
The White House Communication Office actually reports to this day on its website that the agency was a key player in documenting the assassination of President Kennedy.
However, it's not clear for whom this documentation was conducted or why it was not made available to the Warren Commission.
Early on November 22nd at Love Field, Winston Lawson, the Secret Service agent, installed in what would become the lead car the base radio whose frequencies were used by all Secret Service agents on the motorcade this time.
This radio channel, operated by the White House Communications Agency, WHCA, was used for some key decisions in Dealey Plaza before and after the assassination.
Yet its records, unlike those of the Dallas Police Department, channels one and two, were never made available to the Warren Commission or any subsequent investigation.
The tape was not withheld because it was irrelevant.
On the contrary, it contained very significant information.
However, it's not clear.
For whom this documentation was conducted.
For one thing, the WHCA tape, as some have alleged, may contain the key to an unresolved mystery of who, after the shooting, redirected the motorcade to Parkland Hospital.
The significance of this apparently straightforward command, about which there was much conflicting testimony, is heightened when we read repeated orders of the Dallas Police Radio Transcript to cut all traffic for the ambulance going to Parkland, Code 3.
For the ambulance in question had nothing to do with the president, whose shooting had not yet been announced on the Dallas police radio.
In fact, the ambulance had been dispatched about 10 minutes before the assassination to pick someone from in front of the Texas School Book Depository who was suspected of having suffered an epileptic seizure.
So the epileptic seizure confused the police here, but it allowed this weird thing to take place with the ambulance.
Lawson later reported to the Secret Service that he heard on his radio.
That we should proceed to the nearest hospital.
He wrote that he also requested Chief Curry to have the hospital contacted.
Then our lead car assisted the motorcycles in escorting the president's vehicle to Parkland Hospital.
In other words, after hearing something on the WHCA radio, Lawson helped ensure that the president's limousine would follow the route already set up by the motorcycles for the epileptic.
In his very detailed Warren Commission testimony, Lawson said nothing about the route having been already cleared.
On the contrary, He testified that we had to do something, some stopping of cars and holding of hands out the window and blowing the sirens and horns to get through.
The WHCA radio channel used by Lawson and others that day communicated directly to the WHCA base at Mount Weather in Virginia, the base facility of the Continuity of Government Network.
From there, Secret Service communications were relayed to the White House via the batteries of communication equipment connecting Mount Weather with the White House with Raven Rock, the underground Pentagon 60 miles north of Washington, as well as with almost every U.S. military unit stationed there.
Around the globe.
And he goes on to talk about Jack Crichton and the intelligence unit that he was running, the civilian intelligence unit that was all connected directly to Mount Weather and COG.
And 50 members of the Dallas police force were part of this intelligence unit.
The point is, somehow in the core of the setup for this, Parkland Hospital was a pre arranged spot, and the epileptic piece allowed them to clear the highway and everything else.
Before the president's motorcade came down.
And the unusual aspect that he's drawing in here is that for some reason they're using the COG emergency network, what's called the Doomsday Network.
That's the network that you use in the case of a nuclear emergency, if the country's under attack.
Why did he use it?
Well, there's no trail, there's no commentary, there's no tapes, there's no transcript.
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So whatever he was involved in doing, we can see the presence there of the continuity of government people, the COG. Group right in the heart of the assassination.
It's an extraordinary thing.
And there's a Secret Service connection directly there through Winston Lawson, who, as we found out later, lied directly in his testimony about what took place during the motorcade.
And with that, Miss Olivia, we're done.
We are done.
Joseph says, Great show, DJ.
Bravissimo.
Thank you, sir.
And we're going to have you back on the show very shortly because I'm very much enjoying and finishing your latest book.
Which is outrageous.
And I can't wait to have a show on that.
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Uh, Don Newway, some very interesting comments tonight.
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Oh, yeah, we remember that.
Well, he had Whitney on for that one.
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There you go.
BW, thank you very much for being with us.
Fantastic ideas from tonight, just rolling in the questions.
And of course, whenever you get into this, you know, around the JFK thing, it's sprawling.
And then all of the kind of deep state stories used to cover it and keep it as lies within lies.
But nonetheless, I think the Landis story is important, and we're going to be watching for developments on it.
Of course, Landis is welcome to come on here and talk about his experiences there and his story, as is his co author anytime.
Was Dick Cheney really MJ12?
Yeah.
Well, there's a classic thing where someone calls into a radio show he's on, and They were like, you know, are you going to expose anything about the UFO file?
And he says, no.
And if it's secret, then I definitely am not going to say anything to you about it or whatever.
You know, so he had a weird, we know his arrogance from being in COG.
It comes right through Liz Cheney.
And of course, Dick's still out there making anti Trump videos.
That makes you wonder about Trump, doesn't it?
Thanks, DJ and Olivia.
Great show.
Also, chat room and Dr. Joseph.
Whoo, unbelievable.
We really had the great crowd in here tonight.
Good show.
Bloody good show.
We will see you all next week.
And David Termin is out there.
Hey, David.
So, if the audience wanted more JFK information and they wanted to watch something like The Men Who Killed Kennedy, which episodes would you recommend to start with?
You start with Agent Oswald.
And then you go to UFO File Assassins.
That's where the, you know, and don't worry, I reference a lot of that other stuff.
Of course, Peter Dale Scott's work, Dallas 63.
Kennedy, of course, and Deep Politics.
Deep Politics and the Death of John F. Kennedy is Scott's other masterwork, American Deep State.
Of course, I can't recommend it.
This book is so great.
It's so hard to find Assassination of America.
But, you know, it's such an incredible book by Paris Flamand.
But I had to find it, and it was very expensive.
His whole set, very, very difficult.
But I would say there's a book called The Kennedy Conspiracy by Paris Flamand, which Unrolls so much of this, but that's from 1970.
So, you know, Jim Mars Crossfire, of course, is the classic around it.
They all have a piece of that picture.
It's such a broad tapestry of information.
And the way to bring it together is avoid the junk conspiracy on it.
You know, as I've mentioned before, we see it all the time.
But try to find the information like the Torbitt document and things we put forward on this show.
That brings in the aerospace piece.
It's very rare.
And this is something I think where the work that we do here for the Dark Journalist X series makes it very, you know, that's where you start to get into the key stuff relating to it.
And, you know, I'm always very big on recommending Mars, Peter Dale Scott.
And there's a lot of really fantastic researchers around the Garrison case, but Garrison's own book is such a classic on the trail of the assassins.
Or he had so much of the picture.
It was just right there, even the aerospace piece.
It was just getting into it.
But he brought the incredible case, and the JFK movie was Garrison's triumph, if you think about it, because there he was finally celebrated for the hero that he was.
What kind of a miracle was that to get that movie made?
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Incredible.
Everyone, we'll see you next week.
And it says end broadcast, but after all, it never really ends.
Thank you very much.
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At 8 p.m., and we'll see you all then.
God bless everybody.
Fantastic.
And we got to end on something here.
Well, let's not forget the legacy and bringing it forward.
Incredible.
And then RFK, of course, coming forward and making the similar efforts and meeting a similar fate as his brother, but the spirit lives on, and we won't forget him.