Gerald Posner

Somebody claims, oh, by the way, LBJ told me that we were working together and we were able to kill JFK at the time. This is supposedly a 1971 recording. that is not even the person, Mack Wallace isn't even the person on the tape. His own daughter has said that, as a matter of fact. And all that's said is, by the way, somebody brought me a tape, that's what Glenn Beck says, from 1971.

Somebody claims, oh, by the way, LBJ told me that we were working together and we were able to kill JFK at the time. This is supposedly a 1971 recording. that is not even the person, Mack Wallace isn't even the person on the tape. His own daughter has said that, as a matter of fact. And all that's said is, by the way, somebody brought me a tape, that's what Glenn Beck says, from 1971.

Somebody claims, oh, by the way, LBJ told me that we were working together and we were able to kill JFK at the time. This is supposedly a 1971 recording. that is not even the person, Mack Wallace isn't even the person on the tape. His own daughter has said that, as a matter of fact. And all that's said is, by the way, somebody brought me a tape, that's what Glenn Beck says, from 1971.

It looks like it's from 1971. It seems as though it's a tape from that period. This is a fake tape that's been put together to try to claim that LBJ was involved in the assassination. Does it surprise me? No, not at all. I've seen fake stories come up all the time. I see concocted evidence. I see people make up things to try to put into the case.

It looks like it's from 1971. It seems as though it's a tape from that period. This is a fake tape that's been put together to try to claim that LBJ was involved in the assassination. Does it surprise me? No, not at all. I've seen fake stories come up all the time. I see concocted evidence. I see people make up things to try to put into the case.

It looks like it's from 1971. It seems as though it's a tape from that period. This is a fake tape that's been put together to try to claim that LBJ was involved in the assassination. Does it surprise me? No, not at all. I've seen fake stories come up all the time. I see concocted evidence. I see people make up things to try to put into the case.

And what I find remarkable is that there's almost a gullibility. The people are so willing in this echo chamber to believe that they must have a conspiracy somewhere when they're presented something that they otherwise would have dismissed as not being credible. They would have said, oh, that by the way, that doesn't have any of the earmarks of real good evidence.

And what I find remarkable is that there's almost a gullibility. The people are so willing in this echo chamber to believe that they must have a conspiracy somewhere when they're presented something that they otherwise would have dismissed as not being credible. They would have said, oh, that by the way, that doesn't have any of the earmarks of real good evidence.

And what I find remarkable is that there's almost a gullibility. The people are so willing in this echo chamber to believe that they must have a conspiracy somewhere when they're presented something that they otherwise would have dismissed as not being credible. They would have said, oh, that by the way, that doesn't have any of the earmarks of real good evidence.

They somehow are willing to accept it and then give it the airing that catches millions of other people's attention.

They somehow are willing to accept it and then give it the airing that catches millions of other people's attention.

They somehow are willing to accept it and then give it the airing that catches millions of other people's attention.

No, not at all. As a matter of fact, what there is evidence of, and this is what I've always said, the CIA, look it, they had Oswald on their radar. Why? Because in 1959, he defected to the Soviet Union in the middle of the Cold War. And guess what? It was in the newspapers. So they opened up a file, they put Oswald into a file.

No, not at all. As a matter of fact, what there is evidence of, and this is what I've always said, the CIA, look it, they had Oswald on their radar. Why? Because in 1959, he defected to the Soviet Union in the middle of the Cold War. And guess what? It was in the newspapers. So they opened up a file, they put Oswald into a file.

No, not at all. As a matter of fact, what there is evidence of, and this is what I've always said, the CIA, look it, they had Oswald on their radar. Why? Because in 1959, he defected to the Soviet Union in the middle of the Cold War. And guess what? It was in the newspapers. So they opened up a file, they put Oswald into a file.

Of course they did, as they did every other defector to the Soviet Union in the heart of the Cold War. And then they kept an eye on him, but not a distant eye. He wasn't very much of interest to them. He came back in the United States. The real question always became for me,

Of course they did, as they did every other defector to the Soviet Union in the heart of the Cold War. And then they kept an eye on him, but not a distant eye. He wasn't very much of interest to them. He came back in the United States. The real question always became for me,

Of course they did, as they did every other defector to the Soviet Union in the heart of the Cold War. And then they kept an eye on him, but not a distant eye. He wasn't very much of interest to them. He came back in the United States. The real question always became for me,

When he, Oswald, went to Mexico City, only six weeks before the assassination, he wanted to get to Cuba, to Havana, to the real revolution, as he viewed it, where Castro was, because he was sick of the Soviets. He thought that they had ruined and bastardized Marxism. He hated the United States, so he was looking now for the new place, and that was Cuba.

When he, Oswald, went to Mexico City, only six weeks before the assassination, he wanted to get to Cuba, to Havana, to the real revolution, as he viewed it, where Castro was, because he was sick of the Soviets. He thought that they had ruined and bastardized Marxism. He hated the United States, so he was looking now for the new place, and that was Cuba.