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| Okay, we're live with Roger Stone, and Roger, where are we going right now? | |
| We're going down to ABC Television, where they've asked for an interview about the impact and importance of the newly declassified JFK documents. | |
| And do you think that this will be another, do you think they're going to ask anything about Russia? | |
| Well, if they do, it'll be a very brief interview because that's not the subject matter that I've agreed to talk about today. | |
| I testified before the House Intelligence Committee under oath fully, openly, and truthfully. | |
| And frankly, I'm tired of the Russian collusion delusion. | |
| Exactly. | |
| Who's going to interview you tonight? | |
| I have no idea. | |
| Really? | |
| So you're just going this? | |
| Totally blind. | |
| The bookers. | |
| I'm going with the bookers. | |
| Networks. | |
| ABC, NBC, CBS. I pre-taped the Today Show on Sunday, and to my disappointment, none of it was used in the Today Show piece Monday morning about the release of the JFK documents. | |
| So they're interested to talk about it, and you were on a blacklist for a while, but now it seems to be, well, you know, we need him, so we're going to bring him in. | |
| Yeah, I was banned at CNN. I've been back on CNN. Banned at MSNBC. I've been back on NBC. And banned at Fox. | |
| I was on with Tucker Carlson only two weeks ago. | |
| So, so much for your bans. | |
| It just shows you, they also feel the same way about truth and honesty, it seems. | |
| It seems like the facts seem to float in and out of their world. | |
| Kind of wherever they can go. | |
| But yet, they want to hold everybody else to this high level of degree of perfection. | |
| Yet they're allowed to mislabel the truth, call apples bananas, and whatever CNN is doing. | |
| Who else are you planning on meeting with while you're here? | |
| I think one of the important things is to try to educate them as best you can. | |
| There's a lot of disinformation about the Kennedy assassination that's been promulgated by the government and the media for over 50 years. | |
| So I do think this is a unique opportunity to correct the record about a number of misconceptions and falsehoods regarding the death of our 37th president. | |
| And we've been covering that the last day or so, and we'll be covering more tomorrow. | |
| We also have, you dropped a bit of a, it was 17 seconds of an interesting, we were driving to another location, and you brought up the fact that you've been invited to this secret GOP meeting. | |
| Is there anything more you can tell us about? | |
| I can't talk about it. | |
| You can't talk about it? | |
| I'm sorry, I can't talk about it. | |
| There is a super secret meeting with Big Big. | |
| Big Republicans. | |
| They've been around for a while. | |
| People who've been around for a very long time, these Republicans are at the very top of the business, and we have a secret meeting with them tomorrow. | |
| Excellent. | |
| All right. | |
| Well, as we round the corner here, we're at Lexington Avenue. | |
| We'll be heading to drop Roger off at ABC, seeing what's going on there. | |
| And after that... | |
| Somebody said you look sleepy. | |
| Roger is going to take a little power nap. | |
| He's done a lot. | |
| He's done two hours on the radio in addition to putting up with us. | |
| We did a lot of videos today walking around in the rain and whatnot. | |
| Plus, you have to deal with travel, which is a nightmare in itself that I don't think people realize. | |
| Just getting to the destination is sometimes... | |
| More of an adventure than actually being at the destination. | |
| Well, and I have to beat back these snotty, elitist, smug mainstream media reporters who know virtually nothing. | |
| It takes a lot out of you. | |
| Yeah, definitely does. | |
| Are you planning on dropping anything new that nobody's asked you yet on the mainstream media? | |
| Well, it's just such an education process. | |
| You never know how much they know to begin with. | |
| But I'm always... | |
| Willing to try to educate people to fit the state. | |
| And that's good. | |
| Sometimes they need an education. | |
| These guys are usually only reading off of teleprompters. | |
| I wonder if they have teleprompter lines for you written up if they want you to say anything. | |
| Right about now I'm so tired that I could use them, but I'm sure it will be good. | |
| They'll probably take several hours of my time to tape. | |
| And then none of it will ever see the light of day. | |
| Isn't that amazing? | |
| I mean, I really think in the case of the Today Show, I was telling hard truths that Lee Harvey Oswald had a long association with both the CIA and the FBI. He was a paid informant for the FBI at the time he was murdered. | |
| There's just so many falsehoods in the official narrative. | |
| Thirteen doctors and nurses at Parkland Hospital say that there's a wound on the back of the president's head, an exit wound the size of a grapefruit. | |
| By the time they get his body to Walter Reed Medical Center in Bethesda, that wound has disappeared. | |
| No doctor says he sees it. | |
| That, of course, speaks to the question of whether John Kennedy was shot from the front and the back. | |
| Which I believe he was. | |
| That would mean multiple shooters. | |
| That would mean a conspiracy. | |
| And just looking at the Las Vegas shooting, they said this guy shot himself in the head. | |
| And then they're talking about looking at his brain. | |
| But it looks like he's been shot in the chest when you look at the videos. | |
| There's blood on his chest. | |
| It really makes you wonder what the heck is going on. | |
| And then today we went over to the Waldorf Astoria and met the super there. | |
| He was a nice gentleman. | |
| Cigar smoker. | |
| But just to look at the George H.W. Bush angle to this because he claims he didn't know where he was. | |
| That's another, you know, a whole other mystery in itself. | |
| Where in the world was George W. Bush during the Kennedy assassination? | |
| Because he can't seem to remember. | |
| His wife doesn't seem to remember. | |
| Talk about Barbara Bush's role in all this. | |
| Barbara Bush writes a letter after the fact, which I think is meant to create an alibi. | |
| For 30 years, George H. W. Bush couldn't remember where he was. | |
| The day Kennedy was shot, and then in the first tranche of documents released under the JFK Records Act, we learned that he was in fact in Dallas, and that he dissembled in communications with the FBI about where he was, when he was coming, and when he was going. | |
| Why? | |
| Why create an alibi? | |
| Exactly, if you don't need one, because when you have the truth, you don't have to remember what you said, as my grandfather used to say. | |
| So we're getting out. | |
| This is where they're going to be saving this. | |
| Thank you, sir. | |
| Have a good one. | |
| Oh. | |
| Is this the right place? | |
| It's like the Civic Television Center. | |
| Oh, the Civic Television Center. | |
| Okay All right | |
| How are you doing? | |
| How are you? | |
| I know it's for AUBC, but that's all. | |
| That's all I know. | |
| So I'm going to talk to AUBC Australia. | |
| Australia? | |
| Yeah. | |
| So I'm sure when you're in the chair, it'll be the rundown? | |
| No problem. | |
| That might not be a bad interview. | |
| They don't have any business to hide the Kennedy assassination. | |
| I have a policy in that. | |
| Oh, really? | |
| I'll have to kill something like that. | |
| Let me just get this straight. | |
| Sleeping. | |
| AUBC Australia. | |
| Sleeping. | |
| It's almost as bad as ABC New Zealand. | |
| All right, here's your look at the secret green room inside the Pacific Television Network. | |
| Not much going on. | |
| Now I understand why they didn't use the ABC facility. | |
| Because they're going... | |
| Right, it's totally independent. | |
| So they're using the satellite. | |
| Generally speaking, the foreign media is much more balanced. | |
| More fair and open-minded. | |
| The idea of assassination and a coup d'etat is not so foreign to people who live in Europe. | |
| It's only happened for several hundred years. | |
| It's only in the United States that people think this is unthinkable, which is ridiculous because there is a slow-motion coup d'etat in place and proceeding even today. | |
| And, you know, if you look back, even the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand, that had conspiracy ties to it. | |
| It wasn't just a lone nut. | |
| He had a group with him, and there was all kind of interesting intrigue going on with that, which kicked off World War I. The murder of President Abraham Lincoln, very definitely the result of a conspiracy. | |
| You see, the reason the government has a problem is because, according to a phone call we've heard between FBI Director Hoover and President Johnson, The man who goes to Mexico City and presents himself at the Soviet and Cuban consulates claiming to be Oswald bears no physical resemblance to Oswald. | |
| We also know that a man went to the various air charter services at Love Field in Dallas on November 21st, inquiring about chartering a plane from Texas to Mexico the day after the assassination. | |
| This man identified himself at every place as Lee Harvey Oswald, but when shown a picture of Oswald by the Dallas police, every single representative of the Charter Service said, no, that's not the man. | |
| Now that means that there's a second person. | |
| A second person means conspiracy. | |
| And then you have a guy killing him in broad daylight in front of cameras. | |
| Not just a guy. | |
| You have somebody with a long association with organized crime, Jack Ruby, who actually works for Carlos Marcello. | |
| Marcello is the real owner of the Carousel Club. | |
| Ruby is fronting for him. | |
| We also established that Ruby and Officer J.D. Tippett and a man named Bernard Weissman were seen meeting the day prior. | |
| To the assassination. | |
| That has never been fully explained. | |
| So there are so many unanswered questions. | |
| The Warren Commission records suppressed an interview with a woman who described two men running from the scene of the shooting of Officer Tippett, and neither one of these men meets the physical description of Oswald. | |
| We also know that the shell casings on the ground Where Tippett is shot come from an automatic, but when Lee Harvey Oswald is arrested in the Texas theater, he's carrying a revolver. | |
| All how it adds up and all how it's been covered up and they use JFK as sort of the litmus test of if we can kill a president we can do whatever we want and you can't stop us and there's no chance he might as well just give in. | |
| So I commend you, Roger, for sticking with this and just hammering it out over and over again. | |
| And maybe we'll get some closure tomorrow? | |
| I don't think so. | |
| I think, you know, we're going to see a lot of redaction. | |
| Like today, they just released some FBI documents from Sandy Hook and they're completely redacted. | |
| I mean, there's really no information there that anyone with a little bit of intelligence could use. | |
| And I know that's not your forte, but I think we're going to see the same thing, and I hope we don't. | |
| One thing I'm very curious to answer, and that, of course, is unlike today, when John Kennedy is murdered, there's only one man who has a video camera running, a film camera. | |
| And the famous Zaproder film is seized by the government, sent to Rochester, New York for processing, returned to the government. | |
| Ultimately returned to Abraham Zapruder, who then in turn sells it to Time Life, Henry Luce, who locks it up for 25 years. | |
| If that happened today, of course there would be hundreds of people flipping out their cell cameras to record exactly what happened. | |
| At the same time, I spoke yesterday to Beverly Oliver. | |
| Beverly Oliver was about 15 feet from President Kennedy when he was shot in the head. | |
| She literally saw his head explode in a pink mist. | |
| She had a camera in her hand. | |
| She was shooting while the actual shooting was going on, and her camera was seized by a Dallas police officer, and then the camera was passed. | |
| For a number of years, the FBI has continued to deny that they are in possession of her camera. | |
| She is hopeful that some record of what happened to her film could be included in the 3100 files that are about to be declassified. | |
| And you had St. John Hunt on the war room today interviewing him. | |
| There's also rumor that E. Howard Hunt's diary is in these. | |
| Documents that have been kept secret. | |
| What do you think about that? | |
| Well, we know there are at least 400 pages of material on E. Howard Hunt that is thought to be his personal diary. | |
| If that's true, then I think that material will be incendiary. | |
| Remember, Hunt said on his deathbed that this was definitely a CIA operation, that he himself was on the ground in Dilley Plaza that day. | |
| That General Lansdale of the CIA was the commanding officer. | |
| But most importantly, he said, LBJ was running the show. | |
| There you go. | |
| Alright, I guess we'll leave it at that. | |
| Roger Stone is about to do an interview with ABC Australia, Down Under. | |
| And we're in some, I guess some outpost called Pacific Television something. | |
| And I think we'll just wrap this one up. | |
| Give you a little break to catch your thoughts, get centered. | |
| And so you can go hopefully deliver some information to the people in Australia. | |
| And we'll pick it back up later tonight. | |
| Don't forget, we will be back in Times Square later tonight. | |
| So we will see you then. | |
| All right, there goes Roger. | |
| All right, man. | |
| So I'll check you my address. | |
| Yeah. | |
| We'll see you later tonight. | |
| All right, sounds good. | |
| You need your glasses. | |
| He's leaving there. |
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