Roger Stone

What I'm trying to do here, Charlie, is to demonstrate the motive of everyone who I believe is involved in Kennedy's assassination. So to wrap that up, the Central Intelligence Agency is angry about what they think is the mishandling of the Bay of Pigs, the mishandling of the Cuban Missile Crisis, and they're concerned about – John Kennedy being attended by Dr. Max Jacobson.

What I'm trying to do here, Charlie, is to demonstrate the motive of everyone who I believe is involved in Kennedy's assassination. So to wrap that up, the Central Intelligence Agency is angry about what they think is the mishandling of the Bay of Pigs, the mishandling of the Cuban Missile Crisis, and they're concerned about – John Kennedy being attended by Dr. Max Jacobson.

If you look at the manifest of those who traveled to Vienna for the summit conference with Khrushchev, you'll find Dr. Jacobson on that manifest. And in fact, he writes extensively in his own book about injecting John F. Kennedy with this with this proprietary blend of methamphetamine prior to his meeting with Khrushchev.

If you look at the manifest of those who traveled to Vienna for the summit conference with Khrushchev, you'll find Dr. Jacobson on that manifest. And in fact, he writes extensively in his own book about injecting John F. Kennedy with this with this proprietary blend of methamphetamine prior to his meeting with Khrushchev.

So we've established the Central Intelligence Agency's motive, a lot of which I think is being confirmed in these documents. And then of course there's Big Texas Oil. Kennedy wants to repeal the oil depletion allowance. There's just so many unanswered questions. For example,

So we've established the Central Intelligence Agency's motive, a lot of which I think is being confirmed in these documents. And then of course there's Big Texas Oil. Kennedy wants to repeal the oil depletion allowance. There's just so many unanswered questions. For example,

Malcolm Kilduff, the deputy press secretary for John Kennedy, the man who announces to the press that Kennedy is dead, historic recording. He says in his memoirs that he's on the elevator with the new president, Lyndon Johnson, immediately after Johnson has assumed the presidency. And he says to him, Mr. President, who would do something so horrible? Who would kill our president?

Malcolm Kilduff, the deputy press secretary for John Kennedy, the man who announces to the press that Kennedy is dead, historic recording. He says in his memoirs that he's on the elevator with the new president, Lyndon Johnson, immediately after Johnson has assumed the presidency. And he says to him, Mr. President, who would do something so horrible? Who would kill our president?

And Johnson says, it was a communist son. He says, well, what kind of communist, Mr. President? He said, it was a Russian communist son. There's only one problem. Lee Harvey Oswald has not yet been apprehended. Another point, the FBI under Jared Gover puts out a telex to all of the station chiefs in the United States saying that Lee Harvey Oswald, a Russian communist, has been apprehended.

And Johnson says, it was a communist son. He says, well, what kind of communist, Mr. President? He said, it was a Russian communist son. There's only one problem. Lee Harvey Oswald has not yet been apprehended. Another point, the FBI under Jared Gover puts out a telex to all of the station chiefs in the United States saying that Lee Harvey Oswald, a Russian communist, has been apprehended.

But the telex goes out before Oswald has actually been arrested in the theater in Dallas. Another unanswered question.

But the telex goes out before Oswald has actually been arrested in the theater in Dallas. Another unanswered question.

You know, our mutual friend Tucker Carlson, I think, actually illustrated this point. Very recently, he played an audio tape that is a conversation between Richard Nixon and the CIA director Richard Helms. in which he's beginning to pressure Helms for help from the CIA in the encroaching Watergate scandal.

You know, our mutual friend Tucker Carlson, I think, actually illustrated this point. Very recently, he played an audio tape that is a conversation between Richard Nixon and the CIA director Richard Helms. in which he's beginning to pressure Helms for help from the CIA in the encroaching Watergate scandal.

And he confronts him and says, you know, a lot of dirty business went on over there at the agency. A lot of things were covered up. And Helms plays dumb and says, I'm not sure I understand what you're talking about, Mr. President. And Nixon says it right out loud. He says, let me put it this way. I know who shot John.

And he confronts him and says, you know, a lot of dirty business went on over there at the agency. A lot of things were covered up. And Helms plays dumb and says, I'm not sure I understand what you're talking about, Mr. President. And Nixon says it right out loud. He says, let me put it this way. I know who shot John.

So the answer to your question, Charlie, is I believe, based on that recording and also on an interview I did with General Alexander Haig, Nixon's last chief of staff, that Nixon leveraged his knowledge well. of Kennedy's assassination and the government's duplicity in it for the pardon.

So the answer to your question, Charlie, is I believe, based on that recording and also on an interview I did with General Alexander Haig, Nixon's last chief of staff, that Nixon leveraged his knowledge well. of Kennedy's assassination and the government's duplicity in it for the pardon.

And as reported by the New York Times, Gerald Ford, later president, but at that time a member of the Warren Commission, at the direction of J. Edgar Hoover, the head of the FBI, actually takes the autopsy diagram from Kennedy's doctor, erases the markings that show a wound in Kennedy's upper back, and moves it to his lower neck, rear neck, to accommodate the so-called single bullet theory.

And as reported by the New York Times, Gerald Ford, later president, but at that time a member of the Warren Commission, at the direction of J. Edgar Hoover, the head of the FBI, actually takes the autopsy diagram from Kennedy's doctor, erases the markings that show a wound in Kennedy's upper back, and moves it to his lower neck, rear neck, to accommodate the so-called single bullet theory.