Joe Discusses the JFK Assassination with Oliver Stone

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  • Опубликовано: 19 дек 2024

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  • @caseycase3418
    @caseycase3418 4 года назад +1616

    I'm glad to see somebody is keeping JFK's murder in the public domain. We owe it to our children to keep this story alive.

    • @whatabouttheearth
      @whatabouttheearth 3 года назад +1

      Want the real explanation? These guys were proteges of Mae Brussels who was on Jim Garrisons legal team:
      ruclips.net/video/RTjeU5MGSKs/видео.html
      A related list:
      ruclips.net/p/PLgRoK-eyLjokNbuTECBm-MWhOa0fa0yhV
      What they dont mention in the movie is Gehlen Organization/Vlasov Army White Russians. Oswald lived in Minsk Belarus. Study and cross refference and you'll realize its true.

    • @bradcrane4706
      @bradcrane4706 3 года назад +54

      I think we’ve given out children enough nonsense to worry about. How about we teach them to do their taxes instead

    • @hanc37
      @hanc37 3 года назад +6

      I believe George Bush Sr. and Henry Kissinger was in involved. We will never know the truth until that evil bastard is gone.

    • @oliverrodriguez8541
      @oliverrodriguez8541 3 года назад +6

      @@bradcrane4706 I learned the hard way when I was young making almost $6k -8k month with commission and majority time I was claiming exempt and getting my fat bonuses. I remember before I claimed exempt I would let them tax me it was 30% of my pay check so if I made $5k they take out $1500 like wtf but I claimed exempt I got all my money but I got fucked at the end I paid over $10l in taxes

    • @bradcrane4706
      @bradcrane4706 3 года назад +9

      @@oliverrodriguez8541 that’s a long paragraph man right on

  • @wa6733
    @wa6733 4 года назад +4024

    I wish that pad on Joe’s head was centered

    • @menikmati789
      @menikmati789 4 года назад +212

      WA it’s back, and to the left

    • @travisrowe7697
      @travisrowe7697 4 года назад +212

      Damn you.

    • @billmoran3219
      @billmoran3219 4 года назад +5

      Looks like one of the guys on men on film... three finger snap.

    • @62biggsy
      @62biggsy 4 года назад +14

      OCD much?

    • @akent46
      @akent46 4 года назад +70

      I'm so OCD I have to look away in disgust

  • @markwhitton8785
    @markwhitton8785 4 года назад +540

    Even out here in Australia, both my Dad and Grandad said JFK's assassination sent a shiver down their spines, not just because of the shocking public murder, but also because as outsiders looking in, it was clear to them this was a highly orchestrated event, they never believed Oswald getting off all of those "perfect" shots. Grandad led heavy machine gun battalion in WW2 in Middle East, and Dad served reconnaissance in Vietnam, so I naturally listened when they spoke on these matters.

    • @lindagiovannazambanini6218
      @lindagiovannazambanini6218 3 года назад

      Everyone (Oz, EU, Canada) thinks it was a coup d'etat, except for the here in the US, where the MSM and govt' keep feeding us the same line of propaganda, coverup, and lies they fed us in '63!

    • @SnowBase
      @SnowBase 2 года назад

      Show both them this, this is the missing part they never seen. Type this guys name in and it still doesn't come up.
      ruclips.net/video/58xhXSAZJog/видео.html

    • @YTStopCensoringFreedomOfspeech
      @YTStopCensoringFreedomOfspeech Год назад

      And yet the same forces are getting your country to fight China in the future. As long as the war isn't on US soil. These guys in the US government will always push for more war. They don't care about nukes. They are willing to play crazy games to win if they killed the president, got away with it and stayed in power. They have never got any consequence from their actions.

    • @philsurtees
      @philsurtees Год назад +5

      Yeah, so there are idiots in Australia too. Why wouldn't a sharpshooter be able to get of those shots, when it has been replicated numerous times?

    • @user-qd6zn6wr9b
      @user-qd6zn6wr9b Год назад

      @@philsurtees you can disagree without being a prick

  • @richardwariner5886
    @richardwariner5886 3 года назад +905

    Carlos “Gunny” Hathcock, sniper (USMC), the Marine Corps’ premier sniper with 93 confirmed kills including history’s longest single kill-shot of 2,500 meters, nominated for the Congressional Medal of Honor for action in Vietnam, former chief instructor of the USMC Sniper’s School, at Quantico, Virginia. (Note: Gunny Hathcock proved the impossibility of the lone-nutter scenario during tests he personally conducted at Quantico, Hathcock's own words...
    "Let me tell you what we did at Quantico. We reconstructed the whole thing: the angle, the range, the moving target, the time limit, the obstacles, everything. I don't know how many times we tried it, but we couldn't duplicate what the Warren Commission said Oswald did".

    • @tacticalmattfoley
      @tacticalmattfoley 3 года назад +2

      Oswald literally missed a general sitting by a window at his desk and we are lead to believe he hit a moving target from a sixth floor window three times? NO WAY. Doesn't jive. This isn't talked about enough. The Carcano rifle is a giant POS, too.

    • @johndeagle4389
      @johndeagle4389 2 года назад +41

      Hathcock's shot was not the longest kill shot and it was from 2500 yards not 2500 meters. Oswald's shot to JFK's head was only 88 yards.

    • @bunkshaner22
      @bunkshaner22 2 года назад +71

      I’ve been to Dallas. Within seconds you can tell the angles are wrong.

    • @johndeagle4389
      @johndeagle4389 2 года назад

      @@bunkshaner22 There is no place to hide for a grassy knoll shooter. No credible witness saw a gunman behind the stockade fence.

    • @johndeagle4389
      @johndeagle4389 2 года назад

      @@bunkshaner22 Marilyn ruclips.net/video/ZhfTc5sFw9s/видео.html

  • @NakMuayPaul
    @NakMuayPaul 3 года назад +634

    You know they are telling the truth when RUclips has to put the “fact check” on the video

    • @MP-tj5xv
      @MP-tj5xv 3 года назад +30

      From Wikipedia, nonetheless.

    • @Bramslootmans
      @Bramslootmans 3 года назад

      I don’t have that sign haha

    • @ralphholiman7401
      @ralphholiman7401 3 года назад +23

      Citing Wikipedia is like saying, “We fact checked this story with our crazy neighbor down the street who said this is bullshtt”.

    • @octavianbalenciaga6799
      @octavianbalenciaga6799 3 года назад +5

      It's not Wikipedia, you guys, it's Britannica

    • @ralphholiman7401
      @ralphholiman7401 3 года назад +18

      @@octavianbalenciaga6799 , even so. I was an FBI agent assigned to the Dallas office in the 80’s and I would estimate that more than half of the agents assigned there at the time thought the Warren Report was BS. I used to drive home on JFK’s assassination route on Elm St. every day, right past the grassy knoll. It was hard not to think about it every once in a while.

  • @jjcalvillo
    @jjcalvillo 4 года назад +872

    The book that pulls it all together is "JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why it Matters". Incredibly well-researched.

    • @Cipher_X_x
      @Cipher_X_x 4 года назад +69

      CA mafia, cuba, CIA were all involved, Read the book Plausible Denial by Mark Lane, he won a court case by proving Howard Hunt managed the hit. Lane also had been head of House Committee of Assassinations

    • @ModernPlague
      @ModernPlague 4 года назад +63

      That book contains a very telling, off-hand comment made by Allen Dulles (to a writer who was helping him), spoken with contempt: "That little Kennedy---he thought he was a god."

    • @ModernPlague
      @ModernPlague 4 года назад +40

      @Anakin - Seating arrangement (boosted seat) doesn't explain a nearly pristine bullet suddenly appearing on the gurney. And nice try with the old "mentally ill conspiracy retards" name-calling routine, but that trick doesn't work any more.

    • @cabforwardooo9983
      @cabforwardooo9983 4 года назад +10

      @Anakin You left out Bigfoot.

    • @Cipher_X_x
      @Cipher_X_x 4 года назад +28

      Anakin lol that’s an interesting take...personally I can understand your point if someone is overly engrossed in conspiracy theories constantly, that will drive people mad....but this was a major situation, so if people want to dig into researching and discussing it, why do you care? You realize humans are social creatures? We like to communicate about big and small issues...and you’re on the same thread lol

  • @bpaajcisna5595
    @bpaajcisna5595 4 года назад +701

    I feel like Oliver Stone has had this conversation every day for 29 years and just isn't feeling it anymore

    • @tomallen5837
      @tomallen5837 4 года назад +73

      Well he certainly isn't feeling Joe Rogan's claim as to what a good shot is. Unfortunately Joe you don't have clout just because you're "a hunter". I think Mr. Stone did a good job of deflecting at a time when Joe was most passionate.

    • @encyclopediaamericana7234
      @encyclopediaamericana7234 4 года назад +1

      😂😂😂faaaak......

    • @broganlund1268
      @broganlund1268 4 года назад +11

      @@tomallen5837 wasn't Oliver in Nam?

    • @tomallen5837
      @tomallen5837 4 года назад +5

      @@broganlund1268 yup

    • @MistaTofMaine
      @MistaTofMaine 4 года назад +26

      @@tomallen5837 Rogan's version of hunting is going with a guide, and he uses top notch gear. Hard to take him serious with some things.

  • @jasonbyas6150
    @jasonbyas6150 Год назад +29

    I visited Dealy Plaza in Dallas last weekend, 12-11-23. Something I've always wanted to do since the 1st time I saw the Zapruder film in 1981. I never believed Ozwald pulled that off because I grew up shooting guns and know a little about how an object moves when shot. It's very eerie standing on the concrete platform where Zapruder and his secretary did. After seeing it in person, it's crazy how close Z was to the JFK! Looks way further on film. If you ever visit Dealy Plaza, it's plain to see where the head shot came from.

  • @anthonycampos8057
    @anthonycampos8057 4 года назад +358

    JFK single handedly prevented nuclear war. He was a hero on the battlefield and in the Oval office. He was a great great man. He did NOT deserve to die like that.
    RIP Mr President

    • @philsurtees
      @philsurtees Год назад +10

      Singlehandedly??? Um ... no!

    • @anthonycampos8057
      @anthonycampos8057 Год назад +16

      @@philsurtees he's the president. His call, so......yeah

    • @MaloPiloto
      @MaloPiloto Год назад +5

      So true. Well said.

    • @mulderscully2054
      @mulderscully2054 Год назад +14

      Not single-handedly. That is an extremely childish way to look at it. He had a team that understood and fought for him and gave him the solutions to eventually go that route. He wavered back and forth many times. His leadership was huge, but single-handedly? No.

    • @anthonycampos8057
      @anthonycampos8057 Год назад +11

      @@mulderscully2054 who's the president? Who makes the call? Yes. Single-handedly

  • @nicknuno9451
    @nicknuno9451 4 года назад +224

    Is it just me or does Oliver have a calming voice

  • @Mike9201984
    @Mike9201984 4 года назад +177

    Allen Dulles was on fire as the head of the CIA along with his brother, John Foster, who was Secretary of State at the SAME time. Both dudes began their careers as corporate lawyers at Sullivan & Cromwell and continued protecting those clients’ international interests throughout their time in government. 1953 on behalf of United Fruit Company and 1954 in Iran on behalf of what is now know as BP. Both democratically elected leaders of those countries wanted to nationalize the natural resources of those countries to benefit their citizens. The CIA protected corporate interests instead. These are only 2 of many examples. When they tried to do the same thing in Cuba JFK refused to call in the military to support the fledgling coup. It was the first failure on the part of the CIA and a major blow to Dulles’ reputation. JFK fired Dulles which in hindsight was not a very smart move considering the dude had spent the past decade developing the skill and network to assassinate political opponents and overthrow governments. Obviously there’s quite a bit more to the story but this is a good starting point for anyone wanting to understand where we are today politically and how we got here.

    • @derekkelley7490
      @derekkelley7490 4 года назад +9

      I don't agree, the air cover aspect of The Bay of Pigs invasion was a blunder. Kennedy ok'd the Bay of Pigs, as long as there was plausible denial(of the mission). It failed! Hence the 'fire-ing' of Allen Dulles. Everything above that is correct. Before making the "BAD CAPITOLIST" case. Think about what kind of danger Communist-Cuba posed. Missle Crisis?

    • @indydude3367
      @indydude3367 4 года назад +7

      Good book about this called 'Devil's Chessboard'.

    • @mikegrady5669
      @mikegrady5669 4 года назад

      Insightful. Never knew that

    • @Zfahidy1066
      @Zfahidy1066 4 года назад +6

      Nationalizing industry never benefits private citizens, it only increases the size and power of the state.

    • @lucasgrey9794
      @lucasgrey9794 4 года назад +21

      There is also the small matter of JFK wanting to: inspect the Dimona reactor in Israel, supporting Algerian independence, registering AIPAC under FARA, giving Palestinians the right of return and get closer to Gamal Nasser in Egypt. All of this changed AFTER he was murdered.

  • @ctdieselnut
    @ctdieselnut 3 года назад +160

    Joe saying he can judge a person's character based on their reactions to conspiracy theories (in this case JFK's murder) is something I never thought of, but absolutely seems telling to me. It reveals someone's nature in response to something that isn't cut and dry. Not even so much the response, but rather the reasoning that brought them to their thoughts will apply to other situations. Almost want to call it a litmus test, except not so binary with a large grey area.

    • @dekafer123
      @dekafer123 Год назад +1

      A similar one for me is the question of whether a person thinks that Shakespeare (the villager from Stratford) wrote those plays.

    • @theoneandonly7019
      @theoneandonly7019 Год назад +2

      @@dekafer123 but shakespeare actually did write those plays doofus

    • @dekafer123
      @dekafer123 Год назад +1

      @@theoneandonly7019 You're dumb. Go investigate.

    • @SovereignStatesman
      @SovereignStatesman Год назад +2

      So Joe and Oliver wear the same-size foil hat.

    • @reginaldcampos5762
      @reginaldcampos5762 Год назад +1

      ​​@@dekafer123eah, i saw that rabbit hole. Its not very believable in my eyes that he was a persona for a ghost writer. His name existed back then in the right areas. Also, dont call people dumb for disagreeing with you. Thats asinine, even if he insulted you first.

  • @mikeikeda1208
    @mikeikeda1208 3 года назад +166

    Great to have Oliver Stone on the podcast and Joe does 70% of the talking.

    • @ashtonjames1244
      @ashtonjames1244 2 года назад +3

      What’s the podcast name?

    • @jpete3027666
      @jpete3027666 Год назад +8

      I really cannot stand Joe, he just has amazing guests and great topics so I only care to listen to his guests so this is frustrating to me as well when he opens his mouth at all.

    • @rinkagamine1621
      @rinkagamine1621 Год назад +10

      Came here to find this comment 😂 what’s the point in having special guests if you’re gonna talk over them😅

    • @flipper1559
      @flipper1559 Год назад +5

      @@jpete3027666I’m in the same boat. Though I will say not every guest is a winner but when he brings a good one on he talks over them for 80% of the episode.

    • @jpete3027666
      @jpete3027666 Год назад +3

      @@flipper1559 yep!

  • @K1forMVP
    @K1forMVP 4 года назад +242

    I love Oliver Stone, he's one of the greatest directors ever in my opinion. It's a shame he was blacklisted by hollywood over a bunch of bull.

    • @Hwella555
      @Hwella555 4 года назад +9

      What happened there?

    • @Kube_Dog
      @Kube_Dog 4 года назад

      What did he do? Jerk off on a bald dude's head?

    • @fulavision
      @fulavision 4 года назад +5

      Why was he blackballed?

    • @jontraz5993
      @jontraz5993 4 года назад +10

      I think something about a movie he made in Russia? Correct me if wrong, but I do believe Stone spoke some serious truth to power

    • @Biring1
      @Biring1 4 года назад +30

      Stone has never been on the good side of the studio system. Fantastic filmmaker.

  • @jwells1672
    @jwells1672 4 года назад +884

    I don’t know what I am going to do when Joe goes to Spotify and I can’t read the comments on the vids 🤷🏼‍♂️

    • @syrilbrooks7041
      @syrilbrooks7041 4 года назад +5

      I thought he already started on there

    • @jamesssdasds
      @jamesssdasds 4 года назад +122

      JRE clips will still be here

    • @MertSu66
      @MertSu66 4 года назад +46

      surely spotify video platform will have comment section. if theres no comm section and voting, it will fail anyway

    • @kamakazitv574
      @kamakazitv574 4 года назад +9

      Joe if youre reading this its too late..

    • @Kube_Dog
      @Kube_Dog 4 года назад +12

      I hope it fails. It would be fun to see it fail. Joe's about out of podcasting steam anyway. He's cashing in, then getting out.

  • @jameshoran8
    @jameshoran8 Год назад +16

    The third shot came from the front. The Zapruder film proved same.

    • @fernandomari562
      @fernandomari562 25 дней назад +2

      It's on film his head jerked back! Shot from the knoll & Jack Ruby gives more to "conspiracy"!!🙃🥺🕊️

  • @jakeclark66
    @jakeclark66 4 года назад +843

    Joe debating the JFK assassination with Oliver Stone is like trying to tell a baker about bread.

    • @dannylujan3619
      @dannylujan3619 4 года назад +14

      Interesting baking!

    • @larrywheeler9917
      @larrywheeler9917 3 года назад +15

      Yeah, but he actually did try and debate stone.

    • @justincase4812
      @justincase4812 3 года назад +11

      Not true when it's Stone who took liberties with "truths" and inserts them into the movie. Trouble is, people are then on the hook to research and find out what was true and what took liberties and is misinformation in the movie.

    • @larrywheeler9917
      @larrywheeler9917 3 года назад +32

      @@justincase4812 stone pretty much nailed it. The official version was never accepted. Stone just took the conclusion the majority of people felt . He made a great movie that pissed off the establishment .

    • @adampaape6894
      @adampaape6894 3 года назад +2

      Well said Sir...lol. Thinking the same thing...smh.

  • @bigpicture6479
    @bigpicture6479 4 года назад +31

    All those events are as clear to me today as when they happened. Even as a ten year old i knew oswald was just what he said he was a patsy or fall guy.

  • @hoyavp2236
    @hoyavp2236 4 года назад +82

    One of the greatest injustices ever carried out in this country.

    • @navyguyinva
      @navyguyinva 4 года назад +2

      Only after 9/11 👀

    • @Rayburn58
      @Rayburn58 4 года назад +2

      The greatest injustice because millions of Americans believe a conspiracy when there is not one shred of hard evidence to support a conspiracy. Oswald acted alone and millions of Americans will never believe it because of frauds like oliver stone that perpetrate lies and ignore all the hard evidence.

    • @harbingerofsalt
      @harbingerofsalt 4 года назад

      All the "hard evidence" provided by the prime suspect in the crime: the government itself. "We investigated ourselves and found that we did nothing wrong." Whoever believes that hard evidence cen exist in this case after the Dallas PD, Secret Service, FBI, CIA and other officials actively destroyed the crime scene with their utter stupidity and incompetence is a bonafide moron.

    • @Rayburn58
      @Rayburn58 4 года назад +1

      @@harbingerofsalt Read what you wrote here. It makes no sense, and your ability to communicate your thoughts is terrible. It's totally unclear what you are trying to say. What does the word "cen" mean? What evidence do you have that the FBI, CIA destroyed the crime scene? It was Dallas PD that was at crime scene and it was not destroyed by anyone.

    • @harbingerofsalt
      @harbingerofsalt 4 года назад

      @@Rayburn58 lol you know damn well it was a typo and I meant to say "can". Tell me I make no sense and can't communicate and that's the one example you can come up with. Pathetic

  • @slickjohnc1
    @slickjohnc1 Год назад +71

    A big question that never gets asked is why Jack Ruby shot Lee Harvey Oswald. Everybody writes it off as him being emotionally driven because he loved Kennedy, but let's be real, Lee Harvey Oswald being able to talk about what happened would have blown everyone involved out of the water.

    • @bobbym8974
      @bobbym8974 Год назад +5

      Yea you mean jack Rubinstein. Read Michael Collins pipper on his take of the perpetrator of assassination

    • @ABAYBAZ
      @ABAYBAZ Год назад

      It’s because they controlled the information that was released. The CIA is the shadow government.

    • @vhufeosqap
      @vhufeosqap 8 месяцев назад +1

      So you dismiss the comments of those around him very often if what type of person he was simply by saying “buts be real”.
      The people who knew ruby were being real. Ruby hung around that police station often, they knew him. He was a highly emotional man. He was seen crying in public and made many emotional phone calls after the assassination.
      “Let’s be real” should mean go where the evidence leads, not let’s make a good story

    • @toddianuzzi9296
      @toddianuzzi9296 5 месяцев назад +1

      "I did it for my people" Jacob Rubenstein

    • @nicedoppy2077
      @nicedoppy2077 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@toddianuzzi9296 oh yeah "my people"... exactly! It was an order from his "people"!!
      l. h. Oswald did not shoot any weapon, he did not act alone either, but they still shot him in the middle of an entire police station to in any case leave him alone bleeding to death...
      2 murders, still in impunity, shamelessly and vilely executed in front of the entire world and recorded in less than 48 hours just to silence Truth and Freedom!!

  • @sanjeevbhardwaj9612
    @sanjeevbhardwaj9612 4 года назад +169

    Joe "I've shot guns before" Rogan

    • @mpbh6672
      @mpbh6672 4 года назад +29

      Exactly. Rogan with 0 military experience is arguing with Stone...a Vietnam combat vet.

    • @raf44bravo
      @raf44bravo 4 года назад +15

      Joe was getting a little worked up on his beliefs. Mr Stone keeping his demeanor calm and not letting his beliefs get infront of him well done Mr. Stone. Joe is a measured guy in most situations but when his beliefs get the best of him his voice gets louder and he gets determined to be right.

    • @razkable
      @razkable 4 года назад +3

      bow rogan ...he thinks a cross bow is the same as a sniping rifle lol

    • @balancedactguy
      @balancedactguy 4 года назад +4

      @@mpbh6672 You don;'t have to be in the Military to know about guns, ammo, etc.

    • @dannylujan3619
      @dannylujan3619 4 года назад

      Joe ,has plenty of experience with weapons!
      Be sides that on record he has the most powerful kick ,pound pressure!

  • @frame-perfectadskip9159
    @frame-perfectadskip9159 4 года назад +267

    Why didn't Joe go this hard when he had the CIA guy on saying it wasn't that big of a mystery?

    • @ziakhan6060
      @ziakhan6060 4 года назад +6

      good catch

    • @holliecrawford882
      @holliecrawford882 4 года назад +10

      Cause joe is bought... takes no genius too sus

    • @Phelps-1247
      @Phelps-1247 4 года назад +7

      hes a wet wipe, thats why

    • @trev6783
      @trev6783 4 года назад +15

      I caught this too.. I've defended Rogan from other commenters who always says he changes his perspective based on his guest.. Then the CIA agent video came out and I was like.. Damn he does do that crap.

    • @Bigman-fh1fz
      @Bigman-fh1fz 4 года назад +7

      @manditheos yeah because the cia is a lovely organization who certainly hasn’t done anything wrong. I believe it was pointless to even have that guest

  • @bubbaluvv
    @bubbaluvv 3 года назад +55

    The fact that oliver stone is a nam vet has always helped me hold truth to some of the things hes said and done...great film maker/historian

    • @shawnpistey4874
      @shawnpistey4874 2 года назад

      The guy loves Castro and every other communist dictator- for a fact- he supporters every anti- US government

    • @jameslindsay9272
      @jameslindsay9272 2 года назад +4

      Yeah no soldier could ever be wrong or crazy

    • @donsutherland9299
      @donsutherland9299 Год назад +1

      So Nam Vets can NOT be completely delusional? Wow, learn something new every day

    • @vhufeosqap
      @vhufeosqap 8 месяцев назад

      If anything, fighting in a war that was somewhat and became more unpopular as it went along doesn’t really help that case. Especially once documents showing the government had been selling the people an overly Rodney picture and they were privately doubtful they they could win in Vietnam, as they were fighting it.
      Being disillusioned and cynical, or at least having good reason to doubtful of government use of military power doesn’t mean it doesn’t too far.
      If someone has decided, or has the genuine feeling that it’s all a lie(the war) then everything else is easy to cast doubt on… even when the telling of the JFK story goes beyond critical of government and into being driven by things other than fact….

    • @edwardcricchio6106
      @edwardcricchio6106 2 месяца назад +1

      His service in Vietnam is what drives him to keep the "Oswald didn't act alone" theory. He really believes had Kennedy not been killed, the US would not have been involved in Vietnam or South East Asia. Meaning, he wouldn't have had to gone to Vietnam. That is a theory that will be debated forever by the Kennedy fans and the Johnson haters forever.

  • @mechanicjobs
    @mechanicjobs 3 года назад +102

    60 years and they still won’t release it all. WTF? Thank you Oliver tor keeping this alive.

    • @taylorprocker
      @taylorprocker 3 года назад +1

      Rumor has it that’s because Bush Sr. was named in some contexts as one of the “architects”. I’m probably spreading disinformation but, Bush’s CIA did it!

    • @adjuster57
      @adjuster57 3 года назад +1

      EXCELLENT!! We’re back to, “it’s Bush’s fault.”

    • @bluecollarlit
      @bluecollarlit 2 года назад

      December 24, 2022
      They just released some more, under the Freedom of Information Act.
      It's still not all of it, apparently.

    • @bobclifton8021
      @bobclifton8021 Год назад

      The fact that they keep refusing to release everything says a lot. Somebody has something to hide. They are probably stalling until everyone involved is dead.

    • @garyjameswilson
      @garyjameswilson 4 месяца назад

      Oliver Stone is a t w a t

  • @viktor.jansen4998
    @viktor.jansen4998 4 года назад +121

    How is Joe thinking he knows more about this than Oliver Stone

    • @lucasoheyze4597
      @lucasoheyze4597 4 года назад +8

      Oliver Stone swallowed Jim Garrison's bullshit, so he doesn't know that much.

    • @jules151968
      @jules151968 4 года назад +10

      @@lucasoheyze4597 The small hat's and American Zionists killed Kennedy.

    • @whatabouttheearth
      @whatabouttheearth 3 года назад

      Want the real explanation? These guys were proteges of Mae Brussels who was on Jim Garrisons legal team:
      ruclips.net/video/RTjeU5MGSKs/видео.html
      A related list:
      ruclips.net/p/PLgRoK-eyLjokNbuTECBm-MWhOa0fa0yhV
      What they dont mention in the movie is Gehlen Organization/Vlasov Army White Russians. Oswald lived in Minsk Belarus. Study and cross refference and you'll realize its true.

    • @whatabouttheearth
      @whatabouttheearth 3 года назад +3

      @@lucasoheyze4597
      You're a damn fool if you think Garrison was bullshitting and dont beleive that main stream depiction of the trial rom back in the day, Garrison sued them amd won over that

    • @larrywheeler9917
      @larrywheeler9917 3 года назад +1

      @@lucasoheyze4597 you choked on j Edgar Hoover's bullshit . Lol

  • @ericvos620
    @ericvos620 4 года назад +119

    joe gets extremely lively when talking about this

    • @danc3693
      @danc3693 4 года назад +3

      I noticed the same. I tend to agree with what he said about ballistics and the absurdity of an undamaged bullet showing up on the gurney.

    • @holliecrawford882
      @holliecrawford882 4 года назад +3

      Joe isn’t going too say shit about anything that will effect his own stuff and stats now is he...

    • @bvker-4368
      @bvker-4368 4 года назад +2

      He gets visibly excited every time he talks about the JFK assassination on the podcast. He’s pretty knowledgeable on it and seems passionate whenever he talks about it for sure

    • @mariovega7198
      @mariovega7198 4 года назад +2

      It’s just so intriguing

    • @vladimirbogosavljevic8039
      @vladimirbogosavljevic8039 4 года назад +2

      @@bvker-4368 ofc bro ... that happened in your country ... everyone should be excited bcs that further implicate allot of other things ...

  • @ralphholiman7401
    @ralphholiman7401 3 года назад +67

    I was an FBI agent, assigned to the Dallas office is the 80’s, (Bobby Gillam ” was the SAC, for my bona fides), and most of the agents didn’t even think Oswald acted alone.

    • @markdelgado8963
      @markdelgado8963 10 месяцев назад

      Lee did act alone, innocent men are not silenced for knowing nothing. Lee fired two bullets, the first missed and the second went straight through JFK and Connely who was sitting inboard and lower than the President on a jumpseat. The third round was a Remington .223 frag round which exploded Kennedy's skull, instantly killing the 35th President of the United States. Oswald had a birds eye view from the sixth floor corner window, witnessed the origin of the third bullet. Lee had to be silenced.

    • @HarrisonHollers
      @HarrisonHollers 8 месяцев назад +2

      On the book depository, theres a plaque on the building and they even reference the conspiracy to it. Wild!

    • @tomscott3
      @tomscott3 7 месяцев назад

      Based on my research, it is unlikely Oswald acted at all.
      Very Best Regards,
      Tom Scott
      Author ● Speaker ● World's Leading Expert on the Corrupt U.S. Legal System
      _Our American Injustice System_
      _Stack the Legal Odds in Your Favor_

    • @erniecortes5453
      @erniecortes5453 7 месяцев назад

      did he even fired a rifle

    • @insertnamehere313
      @insertnamehere313 7 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@erniecortes5453 No sir.
      Oswald passed the nitrate test on his face neck..no way he fired 3 shots with a bolt action and came out clean like that.

  • @1977Eelco
    @1977Eelco Год назад +23

    Great Joe Rogan interview and show again! Love his enthusiasm and sincere interest in finding the truth :)

  • @BlazerDuck07
    @BlazerDuck07 4 года назад +150

    I love how Stone literally just finished a documentary on the JFK assassination yet Joe still corrects him. Settle down bro.

    • @Publiksquare
      @Publiksquare 4 года назад +9

      @Irving Ceron He's not but he's done considerably more research than Joe and has a substantially more qualified opinion on the subject. However, Joe's skepticism is one of his best traits.

    • @WestCoastAce27
      @WestCoastAce27 4 года назад +2

      John Hammersmith but Joe forgot more about shooting and guns while taking his last dump than liberal Stone will ever know.

    • @millcum
      @millcum 4 года назад +6

      Mark S decorated combat veteran, liberal Stone?😏

    • @beausacamano
      @beausacamano 4 года назад +1

      Mark S joe acts like he’s been hunting his whole life. He’s only been doing it these last few years. Phony wannabe joe

    • @bravo4104
      @bravo4104 4 года назад

      Because the dude has done jack shit for research
      "No marksman in the world could've made that shot"
      ruclips.net/video/ghmY6HmR4fs/видео.html
      With ONE search. Two guys hit 2/3 shots, and one hit 3/3 perfectly.

  • @loganjames9386
    @loganjames9386 2 года назад +12

    I didn't really know a lot about Oliver Stone before watching this other than he's a fabulous film director, but Jfc, my guys a national treasure. A real seeker of the truth.

  • @rchuckins
    @rchuckins 2 года назад +49

    While I appreciate JR keeping this discussion in the public domain here, watching him talk to Stone about the JFK assassination is a bit amusing. He seems like a student in class talking to a veteran teacher about something the guy's taught hundreds of times. Stone is game but it's easy to see he's being a bit polite as JR talks about guns.

    • @DontDrinkthatstuff
      @DontDrinkthatstuff Год назад +3

      Except Oliver got many details wrong in his movie including the supposed magic bullet.

    • @stonedcoldstunna
      @stonedcoldstunna Год назад +3

      couldn’t disagree more, nothing hes done has proven accurate

    • @jimtruscott5670
      @jimtruscott5670 Год назад

      @rchuckins. Problem is Stone’s assassination film proved he knew and understood almost nothing about the assassination. It was a farce.

    • @PaulHenreid
      @PaulHenreid Год назад

      Like what? The Magic Bullet conspiracy theory has already been debunked. Even the federal government changed its official position from the lone gunman conspiracy theory to a theory that there was probably a conspiracy to assassinate.@@DontDrinkthatstuff

  • @jonboy9912
    @jonboy9912 Год назад +7

    I met Oliver twice in 1992 when he visited the bank I worked for and he struck me as a very humble honest man!

    • @FUnzzies1
      @FUnzzies1 Год назад

      Psychopaths are like that

  • @cdbz20
    @cdbz20 4 года назад +336

    And people think the government wouldn't do 9/11 😂

    • @Kube_Dog
      @Kube_Dog 4 года назад +3

      That's right.

    • @LarsBreuning
      @LarsBreuning 4 года назад +36

      Three can keep a secret, if two of them are dead.

    • @vickcelino326
      @vickcelino326 4 года назад +32

      @Taylor Lemoine if they can kill a president.. And its an US president. Then what makes you so hard to believe 9/11 was inside job? Or are you just those guys who would believe everything the media tells you?

    • @CyberAscendant
      @CyberAscendant 4 года назад +17

      Or ride out coronavirus for election benefit

    • @danielmor4073
      @danielmor4073 4 года назад +21

      Taylor Lemoine they’re still milking oil from 9/11 🤣.

  • @ricomajestic
    @ricomajestic 4 года назад +58

    Oliver Stone is one of the best directors and script writers around. Great story teller!

    • @karltodd
      @karltodd 2 года назад +2

      Undeniably!

    • @johnstrawb3521
      @johnstrawb3521 Год назад

      It's a shame he fell apart with Natural Born Killers. Simply unwatchable junk, horribly miscast.

    • @JeffCrow1313
      @JeffCrow1313 Год назад

      get real, Stone is trash.

  • @walterwhite3143
    @walterwhite3143 4 года назад +48

    Anyone watched the tv series with James Franco? It’s great and well worth a watch 👍🏻

    • @johnr1740
      @johnr1740 4 года назад +6

      Yes 11/22/63 was a great show,it left me wanting more episodes.

    • @johnulcer
      @johnulcer 4 года назад +7

      Stephen King said while researching the book that he arrived at the conclusion that Oswalt acted alone, despite previously believing it was a cover-up. I'd like him to speak more on the topic of why his opinion changed and what evidence he looked at.

    • @McJerkins
      @McJerkins 4 года назад +2

      He is on the newest release for Epsteen flight log. Look it up. Dude is fucked.

    • @McJerkins
      @McJerkins 4 года назад +3

      @@johnulcer stephen king and franco are both on epsteen flight log. Democrats gonna blackmail.

    • @johnulcer
      @johnulcer 4 года назад +6

      @@McJerkins Nah, that's a hoax apparently, although I'm sure you'll tell me why it's just the lizard people trying to cover up facts. Pretty sure they are listed in his "black book" which was basically just a rolodex of famous people. Trump is in it too. Epstein was very powerful and wealthy and probably attended many social functions over the years - it's not surprising that he'd trade business cards with celebs. I think the people who were actually on the flight logs (iirc, Kevin Spacey, Clinton, Woody Allen among others) have some explaining to do, but just because a celebrity made it into his rolodex doesn't mean shit.

  • @davelunaskitchen8355
    @davelunaskitchen8355 Год назад +7

    Kennedy was a great President!

  • @williambritton1717
    @williambritton1717 4 года назад +113

    Hate how one person killed Oswald before he could say anything....

    • @milkpatty7984
      @milkpatty7984 4 года назад +25

      And then that guy died after going to prison which tied up all the loose ends

    • @pts5217
      @pts5217 4 года назад +1

      Milk Patty he died of cancer years later

    • @hazeofthegreensmoke505
      @hazeofthegreensmoke505 4 года назад +11

      Ruby had MK Ultra connections, saw that on another JRE

    • @reinforcedpenisstem
      @reinforcedpenisstem 4 года назад +6

      Imagine how JFK felt.

    • @nickbisson8243
      @nickbisson8243 4 года назад +3

      @@reinforcedpenisstem made him lose his mind

  • @ritalinSolution
    @ritalinSolution 4 года назад +40

    The thing that really weirded me out was that one of the officers in the book depository identified the weapon as a Mauser rifle. He was former sporting goods store owner and knew the model. His partner checked the barrel and indeed confirmed it was a German Mauser rifle. This was in their reporting. Somewhere between that and ‘what really happened’ it became an Italian Manliker Carcano rifle.

    • @garrybaldy327
      @garrybaldy327 3 года назад +4

      It was always a Mannlicher Carcano. It was initially wrongly ID'd as a Mauser. Keep up, will you?

    • @tacticalmattfoley
      @tacticalmattfoley 3 года назад +5

      Someone found a Mauser rife on top of the building. This is in Stone's new documentary. No one reported on this after the assassination.

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 2 года назад +2

      @@tacticalmattfoley Dear God, that story came from demonstrable serial liar Roger Craig, who later changed his account so the roof rifle disappeared from his story and the Mannlicher transforms into a Mauser. Unbelievable that clown was given an ounce of crediblilty.

    • @tacticalmattfoley
      @tacticalmattfoley 2 года назад +2

      @@aaronz7056 I'm just repeating what was in Stone's new documentary. I will say this after having seen the "shooter's box" in the Book Depository Building: unless he was literally hanging out of the window, I just don't see how Oswald made that shot from there.

    • @aaronz7056
      @aaronz7056 2 года назад

      @@tacticalmattfoley He did it and witnesses (Brennan, Couch, etc.) plainly saw the rifle sticking out of the window. Do not trust Stone. He championed himself as a crusader for truth and justice for Kennedy while happily manufacturing a fake story that lets his murderer off the hook, slanders a lot of innocent people (eg, the cops who risked their lives to capture Oswald alive in the theater) as being co-conspirators to murder and treason, and packs more than 80 *demonstrable* lies into the narrative.

  • @cjf1279
    @cjf1279 3 года назад +21

    Kennedy loved Cuba. I wish we had a president like him now. He was a TRUE democrat and I'm a republican

  • @darrylsobkoviak2728
    @darrylsobkoviak2728 3 года назад +6

    "The Devil's Chessboard." (David Talbot) Makes perfect twisted sense. Kudos to Mr.'s Rogan and Stone.

  • @Nicephore
    @Nicephore 4 года назад +112

    Even Oliver Stone is like, "Alriiiight, this guy's just a lil bit nutty."

    • @roberttheodorson1770
      @roberttheodorson1770 4 года назад +24

      Joe trying to correct Stone on JFK assassination facts is cringey AF.

    • @Peppersfirst
      @Peppersfirst 4 года назад +14

      @@roberttheodorson1770 Super cringey. I was so ready for Joe to stop saying the shot was possible. I felt like Oliver was like, "This guy has no idea what he's talking about"

    • @justgivemethetruth
      @justgivemethetruth 4 года назад +4

      @@Peppersfirst
      I know what Rogan meant, luck happens, or luck can happen. But that doesn't mean it did, and when we look at most other things in the universe we accept probabilistic logic. The weird thing is how the other bullets were solid, but the last kill shot that appeared to come from the front was a fragmenting bullet.
      Also, we have to assume that mixed in with all the honest "conspiracy theorists" who honestly want to solve this or add to the thinking on the case, there are undoubtedly agents of whatever entity posting ideas, facts and fake evidence to throw everyone off.

    • @robb3176
      @robb3176 4 года назад

      @@justgivemethetruth Oswald was the only killer, people just like to imagine a conspiracy because Kennedy was "important" and shouldn't have been killed by a narcissistic wingnut. The bullet evidence is clear that the "magic bullet" only hit soft tissue and thus the deformation of the bullet was consistent with the end appearance of the bullet. The bullets for the rifle Oswald used varied in quality so that some fragmented and others didn't.

    • @justgivemethetruth
      @justgivemethetruth 4 года назад +2

      @@robb3176
      My opinion differs

  • @bradh6185
    @bradh6185 3 года назад +52

    There is an old interview of witness Lee Bowers and a recent interview with journalist Robert McNeil who was there. Both describe the spacing of the THREE shots EXACTLY the same way. The 2nd and 3rd were almost right on top of each other. There was no way the 2nd and 3rd shots came from the same bolt action rifle and it's pretty unlikely that the 1st and 2nd shots did.

    • @nigelliam153
      @nigelliam153 3 года назад +8

      The latest audio analysis shows there was at least one high velocity and one low velocity rifle and probably 3 rifles.

    • @keimo2007
      @keimo2007 3 года назад

      @@nigelliam153 Does it mean that Oswald changed gun between shots?

    • @nigelliam153
      @nigelliam153 3 года назад +5

      @@keimo2007 it means there were 2 or 3 teams. Google the audi tapes at on point theres two simultaneous shots.

    • @formernavyspook
      @formernavyspook 3 года назад

      A Secret Service agent in the following car accidentally fired his M-16 as he was bringing the rifle up in response to the shots from behind, hitting JFK in the head, killing him...a 1 in a million, accidental shot from a Secret Service agent unfamiliar with the then, new M-16.

    • @keimo2007
      @keimo2007 3 года назад +5

      @@formernavyspook lol

  • @jimmypovilasphil
    @jimmypovilasphil 3 года назад +32

    The time between the second and third shot could not have been done with a bolt action rifle.

    • @bbb462cid
      @bbb462cid 3 года назад +1

      4.9 seconds for the time between 2nd and 3rd shot? Based on Zapruder of course. What's so hard to beleive about that? The Brits used to train for a 'mad minute' of accurate fire from a bolt action service rifle, over 100 years ago. A rate of fire (also hitting the target of course) with an average of less than two seconds between shots was not out of the question. 300 yard range. Tests were done at the time after the assasination using a similar rifle as Oswald's and the results showed it could be done, many of the shooters taking less than 6 seconds total to fire three rounds. Jamming was encoutnered by the tests but that doesn;t mean Oswald's rifle jammed. Could _Oswald_ have done it? Open for a lot of debate. He wasn't a world-calss marksman. But could he do it fast? Sure why not. Yes, Hathcock said it couldn't be done. He meant couldn't be done while hitting the target, demonstrably and as a matter of record that rate of fire can be had with a bolt action. You can see the videos on youtube lol. But what if what Oswald hit didn't matter? An lot has been said about his terrible first shot. Well. A first shot miss actually isn't uncommon among target shooters who make the mistake of taking the first shot with a nice clean bore. You actually want the barrel slightly fouled. But what if Oswald and his crappy Carcano did what you'd expect and miss his target every time? Then the question about rate of fire becomes easy: yes he could fire it that fast. Since it is, I hope, your opinion that Oswald certainly did not act alone, this supports the idea that the fatal shots came from someplace else. Where did Oswald's bullets go? Can't say. But it's easy for me to accept he missed.

    • @bgarrison67
      @bgarrison67 3 года назад +2

      @@bbb462cid 3 reports. 1- pause and then 2-3 on top of each other. Amost simultaneously. That Carcano rifle has a long bolt throw making that sequence of fire impossible. Don't be a schill.

    • @bbb462cid
      @bbb462cid 3 года назад

      ​@@bgarrison67 LOL, a 'shill' burn 30 seconds, and read my whole comment numbnuts.

    • @allanroche8053
      @allanroche8053 8 месяцев назад +1

      There was a documentary back in early 90s or late 80s were they cover all the questionable facts they had a skilled rifleman not snipper perform the three shots hit all three with a 1/2 second to spare I believe he used the same rifle

    • @harryricochet8134
      @harryricochet8134 8 месяцев назад

      @@allanroche8053 Shots 2 and 3 are almost on top of each other, nobody can recycle a bolt, reprop and aim accurately that quickly.

  • @betci148
    @betci148 Год назад +11

    One of the few times when Joe should listen to his guest a tad more

  • @DelightLovesMovies
    @DelightLovesMovies 4 года назад +27

    Oliver Stone has made some really great films, and JFK was one of them.

    • @TheJPSouza
      @TheJPSouza 3 года назад +1

      Platoon, Born on the Fourth of July and JFK are his best films, in my opinion

    • @GirlFriday68
      @GirlFriday68 2 года назад

      @@TheJPSouza Wall Street really good, and prescient for what would happen to this country with the hedge funders and big banks, "greed is good".. could be this country's motto today

  • @1alsturgeon
    @1alsturgeon 3 года назад +96

    "they've killed my husband"
    - Jackie O.

    • @charlotte7568
      @charlotte7568 3 года назад

      Doe eyed Jackie O ..... 🙄

    • @Jason.cbr1000rr
      @Jason.cbr1000rr 3 года назад +1

      @@charlotte7568 her eyes were too wide apart ...

    • @innit1407
      @innit1407 3 года назад

      If you read her lips, she says, FFS John, your brains match my coat!!

    • @krystofodehnal9448
      @krystofodehnal9448 3 года назад

      @@innit1407 Bro...

    • @farmerfishdogg486
      @farmerfishdogg486 3 года назад +1

      Saw an interview with the governor who was shot in the seat in front of him and he said Jackie said "his brains are in my hands"

  • @nodivisionjustunity4364
    @nodivisionjustunity4364 4 года назад +36

    My Girlfriend - " Joes headphones were not centered the entire time. "
    Me - " Did you catch they were going to blow a plane up and make up death certificates for fictitious people? "
    My Girlfriend (actual answer, while staring at the screen) - " yeah, someone needs to tell him."
    Me - " Well dear god honey i hope they do."

  • @BigBoyWoogie
    @BigBoyWoogie Год назад +8

    If Oswald acted alone, why would an eye witness with clear vision and nothing to gain state that he heard a gunshot and saw smoke from behind the wooden fence? Why would two officers immediate race up the hill toward the fence?

    • @vhufeosqap
      @vhufeosqap 8 месяцев назад

      Why would people run in lots of strange directions? Why would people report hearing the sound coming from many different directions in a large open area with multiple story buildings reflecting the sound amidst panic.
      Oswald was in the book depository and shot kennedy

    • @vhufeosqap
      @vhufeosqap 8 месяцев назад

      @@totallybored5526 of Oswald tried to shoot jfk when he was “straight” in front of him(as in, if Oswald’s shoulders are parallel to the school book depository and jfk is within thr buildings frame/umbral/outline) then it’s a harder shot. JFK would have been moving faster a-crossed Oswald than when JFK is further away and JFK would be more in profile so would be smaller target
      If that makes sense.

    • @tiinaeeros2273
      @tiinaeeros2273 Месяц назад

      @@vhufeosqap You`re stupid, you know nothing. So just keep your ignorant mouth shut.

  • @um8778
    @um8778 4 года назад +117

    Joe "I have a buddy for every little possible thing" Rogan

    • @mannazee
      @mannazee 4 года назад +4

      Joe “My Buddy” Rogan

    • @artothewanderer9517
      @artothewanderer9517 4 года назад +3

      @chuck bass. Yeah, that’s what happens when you’re well like. You have a lot of friends in different places. 👍🏼

    • @foran43
      @foran43 4 года назад +1

      @@artothewanderer9517 you're well like?

    • @samus598
      @samus598 4 года назад +2

      Joe "I have a buddy who killed Kennedy and he is named Spotify" Rogan

    • @michaelinelegant1289
      @michaelinelegant1289 4 года назад

      @William Hoover it's just a joke

  • @hounddog7256
    @hounddog7256 4 года назад +71

    There's only one thing worst than people asleep... people "pretending" to be asleep... 🤦🏻‍♂️

    • @philwright2480
      @philwright2480 4 года назад +2

      *worse*

    • @nikko.lottsahcocc6917
      @nikko.lottsahcocc6917 4 года назад +5

      What do you mean by this? is “asleep” supposed to be the opposite of “woke” ... cuz nowadays ppl who claim to be woke seem to be the most in need of a long nap...

    • @Lgg130
      @Lgg130 4 года назад +4

      yeah i used to do that when my parents came up to check on me when i was a kid and now i feel horrible

    • @kennethprice8710
      @kennethprice8710 4 года назад

      0

    • @redpilledcovfefe
      @redpilledcovfefe 3 года назад

      Speaking of Joe I presume.

  • @agsaay
    @agsaay 4 года назад +10

    If by any chance someone investigated JFK murder and found the hidden answer, I don’t think they would be able to live long enough to tell it.

  • @maryhuhnke4706
    @maryhuhnke4706 Год назад +26

    Joe PLEEEEZE let your Guest speak!

    • @terrenceliburd8655
      @terrenceliburd8655 6 месяцев назад

      I agree but I think Joe has some points that Mr. Stone might not talk about.

  • @frostyflames7864
    @frostyflames7864 4 года назад +60

    Haven't watched this yet but I want to remind you that it wasn't Magneto, he was only trying to save jfk which is why the bullet curved!

    • @Owl90
      @Owl90 4 года назад +1

      Word!

    • @raynic1173
      @raynic1173 4 года назад +1

      Lead is not magnetic.

    • @frostyflames7864
      @frostyflames7864 4 года назад

      @@raynic1173 that's technically true. Lead is diamagnetic, meaning that it is repelled by magnetic fields that would attract magnets. Lead is a very heavy metal and not very conductive, only 7% as conductive as silver. But lead will interact *slightly* to very strong magnetic fields, meaning that Magneto could have curved it. Lead's weight and poor conductivity (not the fact that it isn't magnetic) is probably what kept Magneto from saving jfk.

    • @frostyflames7864
      @frostyflames7864 4 года назад

      go to this video:
      ruclips.net/video/VEIYXomRdLY/видео.html
      to see lead and other nonmagmetic metals interacting with a magnet

    • @carlhungus2521
      @carlhungus2521 3 года назад +1

      It was the Comedian that made the shot and his cigar made the puff of smoke

  • @GPsarakis
    @GPsarakis 4 года назад +54

    Huge shame, if JFK would've been able to serve for 8 years the world would be a different place for sure, I have no doubts.

    • @userjim83
      @userjim83 4 года назад +1

      🤣🤣🤣

    • @hc130radio
      @hc130radio 4 года назад +3

      I think the myth of JFK could cloud this statement.

    • @jbilly24
      @jbilly24 4 года назад +2

      Yea there would have been more pregnant White House staff walking around there’s no doubt.

    • @jamesanthony5681
      @jamesanthony5681 4 года назад

      If the 22nd Amendment had not passed and ratified in 1951, Dwight Eisenhower would have served an additional 2 terms, Vietnam would have been avoided (he knew it was a quagmire), and the 2 Kennedy brothers would not have been killed.

    • @JR-ju3kj
      @JR-ju3kj 2 года назад

      With all of the crazy shit going on in JFK's personal life( and some of the stories are truly insane, even by today's standards), some people think that he might've gotten impeached or gotten into some kind of legal quagmire if he hadn't been killed.

  • @lucasgrey9794
    @lucasgrey9794 4 года назад +16

    Fun fact: the Warren Commission was filled with lawyers for the Crown Family, Meyer-Lansky Family, General Dynamics etc.

    • @ryannayrryan
      @ryannayrryan 4 года назад

      Meyer Lansky? Where did you get that info? Eddie Bravo or Sam Tripoli?

    • @lucasgrey9794
      @lucasgrey9794 4 года назад +2

      @@ryannayrryan You can literally read the names of the Warren Commission and verify for yourself.

    • @whatabouttheearth
      @whatabouttheearth 3 года назад +1

      Allen Dulles was on it 😄 of course Meyer Lanky related people were, La Cosa Nostra has massive power. Hope your not trying to go all anti semite, youll never get close to getting down to the bottom of it
      Want the real explanation? These guys were proteges of Mae Brussels who was on Jim Garrisons legal team:
      ruclips.net/video/RTjeU5MGSKs/видео.html
      A related list:
      ruclips.net/p/PLgRoK-eyLjokNbuTECBm-MWhOa0fa0yhV
      What they dont mention in the movie is Gehlen Organization/Vlasov Army White Russians. Oswald lived in Minsk Belarus. Study and cross refference and you'll realize its true.

    • @whatabouttheearth
      @whatabouttheearth 3 года назад

      Who?
      ________________________
      Earl Warren, Chief Justice of the United States(chairman) (1891-1974)
      Richard Russell Jr. (D-Georgia), U.S. Senator, (1897-1971)
      John Sherman Cooper (R-Kentucky), U.S. Senator (1901-1991)
      Hale Boggs (D-Louisiana), U.S. Representative, House Majority Whip (1914-1972)
      Gerald Ford (R-Michigan), U.S. Representative (later 38th President of the United States), House Minority Leader (1913-2006)
      Allen Dulles, former Director of Central Intelligenceand head of the Central Intelligence Agency (1893-1969)
      John J. McCloy, former President of the World Bank (1895-1989)
      General counsel
      J. Lee Rankin (1907-1996)
      Assistant counsel
      Francis W. H. Adams (1904-1990)
      Joseph A. Ball (1902-2000)
      David W. Belin (1928-1999)
      William Thaddeus Coleman Jr. (1920-2017)
      Melvin A. Eisenberg
      Burt W. Griffin
      Leon D. Hubert, Jr.
      Albert E. Jenner Jr. (1907-1988)
      Wesley J. Liebeler (1931-2002)
      Norman Redlich (1925-2011)
      W. David Slawson
      Arlen Specter (1930-2012)
      Samuel A. Stern
      Howard P. Willens (liaison with the Department of Justice)
      Staff
      Philip Barson
      Edward A. Conroy
      John Hart Ely (1938-2003)
      Alfred Goldberg
      Murray J. Laulicht
      Arthur J. Marmor
      Richard M. Mosk (1939-2016)
      John J. O'Brien (1919-2001)
      Stuart R. Pollak (1937-)
      Alfredda Scobey
      Charles N. Shaffer, Jr.
      Lloyd L. Weinreb (1936-)

  • @danporcella4000
    @danporcella4000 Год назад +42

    I get that it is not impossible, but the popular that a trained soldier was still a poor marksman a couple years earlier, trained relentlessly to get good, used a suboptimal weapon, took the shots at the time when it would be hardest to hit the target from his position, hit some extremely difficult shots, fired the shots very rapidly, the bullets took a very unlikely trajectory, the bullet was not deformed in the least despite breaking through multiple bones and the killer was assassinated before he could be fully interrogated seems less likely than “he didn’t act alone.”

    • @DutchMadness77
      @DutchMadness77 Год назад +3

      It's also very unlikely that a second shooter went completely undetected and nobody ever talked.
      Keep in mind, witnesses were not unanimous in the number of shots that were heard. 3 was the most commonly heard number. Witnesses don't all agree on the placement of the shooter, which makes sense given how hard it is to locate a shooter with echo. However, almost all witnesses point to ONE gunman either at the TSBD or grassy knoll. Virtually nobody heard multiple shooters at multiple locations.
      There are only unlikely scenarios that could've happened. Oswald being the lone gunman has a lot of things going against it but none rule it out.

    • @PaulHenreid
      @PaulHenreid Год назад +3

      Just watch the Zapruder film that shows Connally was hit seconds later by a different bullet and shows the fatal shot to the head came from the front. Dozens of people and officers ran toward the grassy knoll.

    • @johnscanlon2598
      @johnscanlon2598 Год назад +3

      @@DutchMadness77tons of people have talked tho

    • @charleslennon1
      @charleslennon1 Год назад

      @@DutchMadness77nobody who saw the men [plurual] in the TSBD 6th-floor window testified they were shooting. But a few did see one man holding what appeared to be a rifle with another man standing next to the 'rifleman' in the window.
      The shots were in salvos. Two to three shots in each salvo were fired simultaneously in three volleys. The vast majority of witnesses heard shots coming from the North Grassy Knoll; a few stated they saw a man behind the knoll 'possibly' shooting at the president.
      Again, none saw anyone shooting from the TSBD. But some witnesses heard shots from the direction of the TSBD along with the North Grassy Knoll. That said, an independent researcher from England began a series of experiments and interviews to determine where the shots that actually hit JFK and Connelly originated to quantify or dismiss the conspiracy theories. e.g., kneck, back, chest, head, thigh, and what most people forget the front window of the president's car.
      His findings are called the South Knoll Gunmen theory. He uses mathematical computations and eye and earwitness testimony to test the available evidence. As well as recorded interviews with a military covert intelligence asset [Tosh Plumlee], who was not only there in Dealey Plaza along with his team that day but was tasked with stopping the assassination by his CIA handler.
      The results of the experiments and Plumlee's testimonials are disturbing, and I refused to believe them for a long time. Plumlee has gone on the record, risking his freedom and safety with what he did for the CIA/DIA/State Department. Plumlee has also testified before the US Congress about his actions not only on that day but also his activities during the Iran/Contra Affair. That recorded testimony is still classified under the grounds of National Security more than 35 years later!
      Ask yourself this. If the fatal headshot originated from the right side of the limo at an elevated position on a downward trajectory [North Grassy Knoll ], why didn't the round exit through the left side of Kennedy's head or neck? Being a former Combat Medical Specialist and a lifelong shooter, my experience suggests the exit wound should have exited near his left ear, or an exit wound should have been at the back lower left side of his cerebellum. Instead, the exit wound was on the right side of his head, a few centimeters from the midline.
      During the announcement that the president received a coup de gras at his right temple near the hairline by the assistant press secretary (pointing to the entrance wound on his head), the angle from the North Grassy Knoll didn't make sense.
      To be clear, the researcher does not claim there weren't shooters at the North Grassy Knoll or in the buildings behind JFK; in fact, he states there is more than enough available evidence to prove there were. But he claims through his experiments that the neck wound to JFK and the head wound to JFK came not from any of these sources but from the South Grassy Knoll.
      Here are two links I suggest you take a look at.
      midnightwriternews.com/the-south-knoll-gunman/
      ruclips.net/video/c8emNECYgmg/видео.html

    • @infonut
      @infonut Год назад

      @@DutchMadness77 ... I'm sure many "witnesses" were "placed".

  • @doh7716
    @doh7716 4 года назад +23

    5:59 Oliver Stone: "people don't understand there was a big divide between Lyndon (B.) Johnson who he was about to get rid of as the Vice President for the next election" BINGO, he was killed in Dallas and Texas had never had a President until LBJ!

    • @doh7716
      @doh7716 4 года назад +3

      BTW LBJ prolonged the Vietnam war which provided more profits for the no bid contracts!

    • @d.davenport3238
      @d.davenport3238 4 года назад +1

      👍🏻

    • @agoogleuser5947
      @agoogleuser5947 4 года назад +6

      Oliver "Kennedy was without a doubt pulling out of the war... he made that very clear" Stone
      Joe "there was also the Northwoods document... Arms Chief of Staff... to go to war with Cuba" Rogan

    • @mannyverse6158
      @mannyverse6158 4 года назад +2

      Also, no one talks about this, but JFK really went after the mafia and the teamsters. And it makes sense, the mafia are experts in assassinations

  • @xxmdogxx1ify1
    @xxmdogxx1ify1 3 года назад +16

    The price on anyone's head isn't that much if they're interfering with business as usual... People be so naïve about the business world

    • @TimTowe
      @TimTowe 5 месяцев назад

      If you cant even acknowledge that there could have been a conspiracy you are right where the govt wants you! Thinking you're intelligent and you think for yourself!

  • @greywolf9341
    @greywolf9341 3 года назад +5

    Joe i love your podcasts, it's your true calling. Keep doing it.

  • @jonathanlund6708
    @jonathanlund6708 2 месяца назад +2

    When JFK was an u.s. senator in the 50s he went to Vietnam and seen how the french who were fighting for colonization realized that any war with the North Vietnam was futile so I doubt he wanted war which many people say he did

    • @edwardcricchio6106
      @edwardcricchio6106 27 дней назад

      He wouldn't have gotten us out of there (at least not until after '64) because he would have been branded being soft on communism. That would have been a whole year after November 22, 1963 and nobody knows what could have happened in that year. Everyone in hindsight wants to think Vietnam would never had taken place if Kennedy had lived. We will never know so I say lets tamp down the Kennedy worship just a bit.

  • @MDMetal
    @MDMetal 4 года назад +68

    "We must convince the public that (Lee Harvey) Oswald was the real assassin." - One of J. Edgar Hoover's memos after JFK's death.

    • @brettg82au
      @brettg82au 4 года назад +2

      Oh ffs lol

    • @Rayburn58
      @Rayburn58 4 года назад +1

      What hoover was saying is we must convince the public of the truth because oswald did act alone. Not one shred of evidence of any conspiracy.

    • @darrinnolen1555
      @darrinnolen1555 4 года назад +2

      @@Rayburn58 He wanted to disband the CIA. The CIA has been involved in assassinations and failed assassinations for years. Chavez? If they were going to do Northwoods and basically martyr innocent people for the war machine then they absolutely would assassinate a sitting president who got in their way.

    • @Rayburn58
      @Rayburn58 4 года назад

      @@darrinnolen1555 What hard evidence do you have to support any of what you said? Show us your proof, instead of voicing an absurd theory.

    • @darrinnolen1555
      @darrinnolen1555 4 года назад +3

      @@Rayburn58 Since you want people to spoon feed you publicly available knowledge. The national security archive (nsarchive2.gwu.edu) has the declassified operation northwoods from 1962. Along with other reputable sites. (Not Wikipedia)
      Instead of just saying “absurd” or thinking everything is a conspiracy theory you should actually attempt to fact check PRIOR to claiming something is false. Operation mongoose like the person above me brought up. Lots of information about that as well. Check the National archives. It’s a gov website. The New York Times article from April 25 1966 talks about Kennedy being “disturbed” by the CIA for being misled on the bay of pigs and has an admin quote reporting he vowed to “splinter the C.I.A. Into a thousand pieces and scatter it into the winds”. Cause just like today’s White House staff and attorneys. Everyone likes to write books about private conversations and leak to the press. Bay of pigs was a disaster to him. Kennedy’s speeches are also available to listen to if you want. He wanted to end the nuclear arms race. That’s Not exactly in the best interest of arms dealers and companies who profit in war. As for the coup claim.... I’m really not sure how old you are, or where your from but paying closer attention in US government or American History classes would have done you well. Even just watching the news. Election meddling? By the US in foreign countries, Lol you think Russia made that one up....? Venezuela? Guatemala?
      National archives, cia.gov, library of congress. You have all of these sources at your finger tips.

  • @NickelCityPixels
    @NickelCityPixels 4 года назад +8

    A lot of real world good and revelations resulted from the JFK movie. Stone deserves a lot more credit.

    • @garrybaldy327
      @garrybaldy327 3 года назад

      He deserves credit for making a very entertaining three hour movie. Sadly, he forgot to include any facts as to the case

  • @ChipLooper
    @ChipLooper Год назад +3

    NO LONGER A CONSPIRACY OSWALD DIDNT PULL THE TRIGGER

  • @orangemanbad
    @orangemanbad 29 дней назад +2

    A movie on what the cia did to Nixon would be incredible. They took out the most popular sitting president in history.

  • @jackzaccardi1896
    @jackzaccardi1896 2 года назад +10

    Imagine if the Zapuder film never happened. We'd think Oswald did it alone.

    • @chestrockwell6807
      @chestrockwell6807 2 года назад +1

      Oswald did do it alone

    • @ABAYBAZ
      @ABAYBAZ Год назад

      Physically, Oswald did it alone. I wouldn’t be surprised if he was a participant of MKULTRA.

    • @stewgotz1
      @stewgotz1 Год назад

      OJ did it

  • @chrisstanley81
    @chrisstanley81 3 года назад +5

    I love trust and believe Oliver Stone, most people go with the flow, it takes a truck load of balls to expose the truth...!!!!

  • @carolcohen9913
    @carolcohen9913 4 года назад +6

    Thank you Oliver Stone for your book and documentary "The Real History of the United States."

  • @BlueTwang1
    @BlueTwang1 Год назад +16

    one of the Doctors that treated JFK at Parkland hospital wrote a book in which he stated that both of the shots that killed JFK came from the front. He also treated Oswald. While treating Oswald he said Lyndon Johnson called him and told him to say that Oswald confessed to killing JFK before he died. The day that JFK was shot Robert Kennedy contacted the CIA and asked them if they did it. Allen Dulles was fired by Kennedy from the CIA. It curious that LBJ would assign him to the Warren commission.

    • @Sidneyyoungblood75
      @Sidneyyoungblood75 Год назад

      There is a long line of potential arrangers/wanting Kennedy dead within Government circles.
      All of the nonsense about Mafia/Castro/Russia/my mother's tortoise was deliberately put out there by the masters of lies; The CIA.
      LBJ. Dulles. Le May. Those are the three I suspect were behind it and it would not have been difficult for them to get it done. In fact, it would have been a very easy operation for the CIA.
      This is why so many documents relating to JFK murder are still not released.
      It would show the world what it already knows; The CIA causes 50%+ of the world's evil shit and should be dismantled.

    • @rhunter762i
      @rhunter762i Год назад +1

      All true. I think the Dr you're referring to is Dr Charles Crenshaw.

    • @PaulHenreid
      @PaulHenreid Год назад +1

      Even more curious that Dulles was at a CIA safehouse known as the Farm when the assassination occurred and when the CIA head of the assassination department flew into Dallas a few weeks before.

    • @lucasoheyze4597
      @lucasoheyze4597 Год назад

      Curious that the people orchestrating the cover up allowed him to publish that book, eh?

    • @rhunter762i
      @rhunter762i Год назад +4

      When you watch the Z-film enough times, you realize that JFK was the target of a triangulated ambush; 3 different directions/shooters laid in such a way so as to NOT be shooting toward each other; similar to an "x,y,z, axis " milling machine. That way, since there is an extremely small "engagement window", once the shooting starts, ALL THREE shooters fire AT THE SAME TIME. Without a doubt JFK was struck 3X. One struck the Lincoln, photographed; one was a miss, and on struck Connally. It was NOT the same one the hit JFK. Connally got his OWN bullet, and it DID NOT hit JFK first. Not enough damage to the bullet to have hit two men at the same time.

  • @willbrink
    @willbrink 4 года назад +7

    Best book on the topic by far which is completely factual was The Third Bullet by Hunter. On that shot, the best sniper the US had, the one and only Carlos Hathcock, with the FBI tried to recreate that shot and he could not do it. That alone convinced me not a shot taken by LHO.

    • @christopherliston2371
      @christopherliston2371 Год назад

      Thank you for this @willbrink: best book on the topic by far which is completely factual was The Third Bullet by Hunter. On that shot, the best sniper the US had, the one and only Carlos Hathcock, with the FBI tried to recreate that shot and he could not do it. That alone convinced me not a shot taken by LHO.

  • @tarantino0151
    @tarantino0151 4 года назад +5

    I remember seeing JFK with my father and going into the cinema a boy and coming out a man. It really did feel like that on the way out, that my eyes had been opened to the world that I live in.

    • @williamtaylor5193
      @williamtaylor5193 4 года назад

      It was a movie, and a highly speculative interpretation of what went down.

    • @williamtaylor5193
      @williamtaylor5193 4 года назад

      @Bryan Mack Yes. I've always found it troubling that for millions of Americans, the Kennedy assassination was a formative political experience, based on the belief that Oswald didn't act alone.

    • @bobbym8974
      @bobbym8974 Год назад

      And perhaps stone closed your eyes more, via misdirection. Read Michael Collins pipers in the jfk topic.

  • @yuus228
    @yuus228 4 года назад +76

    Joe “ im a hunter “ Rogan

  • @justinholland9844
    @justinholland9844 Год назад +2

    JFK, Wall Street, and Platoon are Oliver Stones great contributions to cinema.

  • @ianlowden6168
    @ianlowden6168 4 года назад +6

    Let Oliver Stone speak Joe!

  • @crissdrums3975
    @crissdrums3975 4 года назад +4

    Olivers voice is so smoothing

    • @mikejohn0088
      @mikejohn0088 3 месяца назад

      YA = calm and cool = expresses sincerely and acute awareness.

  • @jamesblanshard9468
    @jamesblanshard9468 4 года назад +21

    I rarely have any heroes, but Oliver you rock. When I first saw the JFK Masterpiece at the Cinema I'd been immersed in the subject for ever. I was 9 when they took him out and I knew, I mean how could you not smell a rat, I'd done the docu's and read Col Fletcher Prouty and a few others and that film just laid it out in front of my eyes just like I figured it. Cudo's Oliver....

    • @larrywheeler9917
      @larrywheeler9917 3 года назад +1

      I've studied this case and grew up in the 50-60-70s. Kennedy got on the bad side of some powerful cold war types inside the govt.

    • @jamesblanshard9468
      @jamesblanshard9468 3 года назад

      @@larrywheeler9917 ain't that the truth. The Dulles Bros, General Curtis LeMay, they were lining up. It's still shocking today when you think about it. And of course they couldn't let Bobby inside the Cabal

    • @bluecollarlit
      @bluecollarlit 2 года назад +1

      James Blanshard,
      you were nine -- I can relate, I was five. It's one of my earliest memories.
      I went indoors from playing - my parents were watching the TV standing up, and in the middle of the day... they were real upset.

    • @jamesblanshard9468
      @jamesblanshard9468 2 года назад

      @@bluecollarlit 'Destiny Betrayed', the whole world would have been different, what a waste........ Best wishes to you.

    • @bluecollarlit
      @bluecollarlit 2 года назад +1

      @@jamesblanshard9468
      Thank you for sharing your comment.

  • @dianaguenzler2897
    @dianaguenzler2897 Месяц назад +2

    After going to Dallas and touring the School Book depository and the grassy knoll, seeing the basement where Oswald was killed, I'm convinced the CIA was involved with the assignation of JFK.

  • @watchdog304
    @watchdog304 3 года назад +11

    I've been a hunter for almost 40 years and have always thought that if Oswald did it alone, then it wasn't with the bullet in evidence. It is truly absurd to claim that bullet caused 7, yes 7, gunshot wounds, including a shattered wrist. If Oswald did it alone(which i find extremely difficult to believe for numerous evidence based reasons) then something happened to the original bullet and LE panicked and put this one in evidence to save their careers. Because without a single doubt, it wasn't done with the bullet in evidence. I'll never believe the lone nutters truly think the bullet in evidence is responsible for those 7 wounds either. They continue to back it for patriotic reasons more than evidentiary. Sad but true. They are not that stupid. They know.

    • @NuLiForm
      @NuLiForm 3 года назад

      .....for patriotic reasons?...what on earth could you mean?
      ...a President was killed...
      The Best president we have ever had, & probably ever will have....
      so
      How...can anyone call a Coverup of his Murder.....for patriotic reasons?

  • @wertytrewqa
    @wertytrewqa 4 года назад +61

    in before joe says "magic bullet theory"

    • @wertytrewqa
      @wertytrewqa 4 года назад

      @Ba Doai that link is spam

    • @wertytrewqa
      @wertytrewqa 4 года назад

      @murray1234567891011 I can do the same thing for Joe's "if Werner von Braun was alive today, the Simon wesenthal center said he would be punished for crimes against humanity" speech

  • @uncletony6210
    @uncletony6210 4 года назад +6

    I went to an Oliver Stone talk/interview in SF circa 2009. At the end they took audience questions, and I asked whether he thought 9/11 was an inside job. To my surprise, he said he didn't think it was.

    • @John14-6...
      @John14-6... 2 года назад

      Im not sure how much I believe the CIA was involved but at the very least they were complicit and knowing it was going to happen and didn't stop it. Personally I believe they were more involved but it's all speculation. I agree Oliver Stone seems like he would think it was an inside job but maybe he didn't want to say something and sabotage his career. The Kennedy assassination is safer because of the time that passed

    • @bobbym8974
      @bobbym8974 Год назад +1

      Perhaps an outside job. As in eeesrael

    • @uncletony6210
      @uncletony6210 Год назад

      @@bobbym8974 he apparently thought it was 18 hijackers with box cutters.

    • @bobbym8974
      @bobbym8974 Год назад

      @@uncletony6210 sheesh. Well, oliver stone can't be that dumb. He is likely very smart. And if he believes the official usa government story about wtc, then he is likely a liar. Cause I do not think he is stupid. Obviously controlled demolition. He knows it. He must. It's also why I don't buy his jfk film, he knows the culprits, and one of his producers arnon milchan likely knows too.

  • @beffjezosgorilianaire3795
    @beffjezosgorilianaire3795 4 месяца назад +2

    He was shot from the front, anyone on earth can watch the video and clearly see that. At that moment oswald is out the window. No need to argue anything else hes hit from the front and the book depository where oswald supposedly was is behind him.

  • @exxicle
    @exxicle 4 года назад +28

    Joe “I like guns more than you do” Rogan

    • @JR-ju3kj
      @JR-ju3kj 4 года назад

      @Alfonso G Where did Joe say or claim that he knew more about guns than Oliver Stone did? Having been in the infantry,Stone obviously HAD to know about guns and how to properly use them, given his background in the military and war (otherwise,he wouldn't have survived)but one doesn't cancel out the other.
      Joe knows about guns because of his background in hunting and Stone knows about them,too. There are people who were hunters or even who have criminal backgrounds,who know a lot about guns.You don't have to have been in the military and law enforcement or a government agency or the military,ALONE,to know a lot about guns,

    • @TheDogDad
      @TheDogDad 4 года назад

      @Alfonso G some people that served don't know a lot about weapons

    • @nicehatmrdog5265
      @nicehatmrdog5265 4 года назад

      Stop the BS dam dude what happened? Dude was trying to rob u and you popped him?

  • @seanmcconnell5303
    @seanmcconnell5303 4 года назад +10

    The shots were incredibly difficult for anyone. Do not forget that if Oswald did act alone not only did he pull off really good shots but he did so under the stress of him killing the President of the United States (even for a "professional " that has to make you nervous), plus the possible detection at any moment by doing it behind some boxes at an office building. I have no idea who may have been involved besides Oswald I just find it hard to believe he pulled off that level of marksmanship under those circumstances.

    • @sidology1.0
      @sidology1.0 4 года назад

      I feel like he had assistance from someone, somewhere definitely.. but wasn't he in the marines or navy or something like that as well? Maybe that's how he landed the shot as well..

    • @radar0412
      @radar0412 Год назад +2

      Remember, Oswald missed his first shot, and he built a snipers perch for better shooting stability, and he was shooting at a Slow moving vehicle traveling in a straight line. Not that difficult when you know the Facts.

    • @jimtruscott5670
      @jimtruscott5670 Год назад +1

      @seanmccconnell5303. All three shots were extremely easy at 57,75,87 yards , not “ incredibly difficult for anyone”.

    • @jimtruscott5670
      @jimtruscott5670 Год назад

      @@radar0412Thanks.

    • @radar0412
      @radar0412 Год назад

      @@jimtruscott5670 Everytime these conspiracy people try to push Oswald and all the evidence against him out the back door, Oswald always comes right back around to the front door. No one else ever shows up at the front door with evidence for the conspiracy theorist. Ever.

  • @this-is-not-a-channel-
    @this-is-not-a-channel- 4 года назад +49

    When you know the "Whys" he was killed then the "Who" will not lead to a three-name peeson

    • @rideroftheweek
      @rideroftheweek 4 года назад +1

      Chris W three name person. Lee Harvey Oswald

    • @timreyes2179
      @timreyes2179 4 года назад +2

      George herbert walker bush 4 names

    • @digitaldemocracyai-rob
      @digitaldemocracyai-rob 4 года назад +2

      @Chris W Stone mentions the man that murdered JFK. DULLES. Look no further.

    • @whatabouttheearth
      @whatabouttheearth 3 года назад

      Want the real explanation? These guys were proteges of Mae Brussels who was on Jim Garrisons legal team:
      ruclips.net/video/RTjeU5MGSKs/видео.html
      A related list:
      ruclips.net/p/PLgRoK-eyLjokNbuTECBm-MWhOa0fa0yhV
      What they dont mention in the movie is Gehlen Organization/Vlasov Army White Russians. Oswald lived in Minsk Belarus. Study and cross refference and you'll realize its true.

    • @whatabouttheearth
      @whatabouttheearth 3 года назад

      @@digitaldemocracyai-rob
      Haha the Director of CIA and a guy on the Warren Commision...what didn't that evil fu*k do?

  • @walterlahaye2128
    @walterlahaye2128 5 месяцев назад +2

    Lee Harvey Oswald was not the trigger hitman!
    The limo driver, and the storm drain shooter were the trigger hitmen!
    “Bill Greer, & Herminio Garcia.”
    THEY WERE THE HITMEN AT POINT BLANK RANGE!!

  • @igorlukyan206
    @igorlukyan206 4 года назад +24

    “Nooo you can’t just think that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone!!”
    “Haha Carcano m38 goes brrr”

  • @borginburkes1819
    @borginburkes1819 Год назад +8

    Oswald didn’t act alone. He fired the first shot that hit him in the throat, and then the fatal shot came from the grassy knoll. And then jack ruby was sent to assassinate Oswald to stop him from speaking out

  • @tashvadj4914
    @tashvadj4914 3 года назад +31

    "The bullet hitting those two people and finding it's way onto the gurney, magically, with very little distortion in the bullet at all, is straight up HORSESHIT"

    • @Rayburn58
      @Rayburn58 3 года назад +1

      What is your knowledge of ballistics? your knowledge of ballistics is probably on the same level as joe rogan.

    • @81overon
      @81overon 3 года назад

      Tash - Six doctors and an FBI weapons expert involved in this case agree with you.

    • @ronnywindfall4163
      @ronnywindfall4163 3 месяца назад +1

      ​@@Rayburn58it doesn't take a Ballastic's expert to see what happened after watching the Zapruder Film.

  • @NickNicometi
    @NickNicometi 2 года назад +2

    Oswald did not fire a gun on 11/23/63.
    Fact.

  • @Tommy1977777
    @Tommy1977777 3 года назад +13

    its a helluva shot that the three shots were made with spot on accuracy from a man who, while qualifying in boot camp, was barely able to make Sharpshooter ranking in the Marine Corps marksmanship qualification. Sharpshooter is the middle or "second place" shooting rank awarded to Marines in Bootcamp and in the Fleet. It incredibly easy to make unless you have almost no skill in shooting. Oswald might have shot a rifle as a child since that generation probably had to hunt for their food quite a bit. That being said however, there is no indication that Oswald would have had the capability to make such a shot with a rifle of that age.

    • @Dakers11
      @Dakers11 3 года назад +1

      Thank you Marine. Oswald got Maggie's drawers.

    • @alexhaggerty39
      @alexhaggerty39 3 года назад

      the maracano rifle biggest joke of all was called by the italians the rifle that couldnt shoot strait

    • @Tommy1977777
      @Tommy1977777 3 года назад

      @Steve Stevinson he also wasn't trained to hit moving targets.

    • @Tommy1977777
      @Tommy1977777 3 года назад

      @Steve Stevinson wow. It's not but you do have to practice. The point behind this is that it is not a skill taught in boot camp. Oswald wasn't a hunter (either recreational or occupational), nor did he practice shooting at any known point to a necessary degree in his life.
      So, how does a man, with no significant degree of skill in advanced shooting techniques, hit a moving target, multiple times, including the head?

    • @n8-sofresh
      @n8-sofresh 3 года назад

      If you see the site the shot is not far at all

  • @PhillyJohnny
    @PhillyJohnny 4 года назад +6

    One of the most important questions is to ask what Oswald’s involvement was in this thing assuming it WAS a conspiracy. Was he just the fall guy then?

    • @stevetrammell6403
      @stevetrammell6403 Год назад

      The look on his face says (to me) "I've been played like a fiddle." That means nothing, granted. But, he's in custody for 48 hrs and there is no record of an interrogation? C'mon! Look up Thomas Vallee, who would have been the "Oswald of Chicago" if the hit had taken place there. It might've taken place in Miami if the SS hadn't caught wind of it and killed the motorcade portion of that visit.

  • @charleszartman8928
    @charleszartman8928 4 года назад +10

    "They killed the President" is right. In one of MANY elements to consider, there were 13 or 14 cars in that motorcade. In EVERY motorcade/parade in history, the primary dignitary rides in the middle car as the parade builds to the honored person, and then recedes to the final car. The fact that President Kennedy, the primary dignitary, rode in the lead car, and not the middle car, never happened before and has not happened since. Being in the "lead car," in my view, was not an accident. There is a rare photo (difficult to locate now) photo that shows a decal with the number 7 pasted on the driver's side front window of President Kennedy's vehicle. He was supposed to be in the middle car of that motorcade, and not in the lead.

    • @jamesanthony5681
      @jamesanthony5681 4 года назад +1

      OK, so what? Because he was the primary dignitary AND the President AND the Commander in Chief, AND the most powerful man in the world, I would expect him and Jackie to be in the LEAD car. It's not like a Santa Claus parade.

    • @yermom014
      @yermom014 4 года назад +5

      @@jamesanthony5681 So then why has it never been done again?

    • @charleszartman8928
      @charleszartman8928 4 года назад +5

      @@jamesanthony5681 No dignitary in any motorcade is ever in the first car.

    • @jamesanthony5681
      @jamesanthony5681 4 года назад

      @@charleszartman8928 OK, so what of it? Whether JFK was in the 1st car or the 10th, would that have stopped a sniper's bullet from the 6th floor? I don't know what was decided when the President's plane touched down at the Dallas airport, after arriving from Fort Worth around noon. Kennedy had a luncheon at the Dallas Trade Mart (at 1pm?) and I suspect he and the driver wanted to control the pace of the motorcade, cut it short if need be, and get there in plenty of time. I believe he was running a bit late.

    • @jamesanthony5681
      @jamesanthony5681 4 года назад

      @@yermom014 Has it? Are you talking the USA or other countries? How many USA Presidential motorcades have their been since Nov 22/63 like the one with JFK? I don't have an answer to that. Have there been any? Reagan in 1981? The President's limo - I'm assuming - is bullet proof, steel reinforced, etc., with tinted windows. No President since then rides in an open convertible to my understanding. I could be wrong, however.
      As far as not riding in the LEAD car, I suspect having 1 or 2 or 3, etc., cars ahead of the Presidential limo could act as barriers, if you will, security in the event someone were to attack the President's motorcade from the front. But that's just my speculation.

  • @TwinHypeBack
    @TwinHypeBack 2 года назад +1

    1:30 Joe Rogan sounding exactly like my uncle at thanksgiving here like word for word

  • @azfanatic44
    @azfanatic44 4 года назад +94

    Joe "I've shot guns so I'm a ballistics expert" Rogan

    • @The_Joker_
      @The_Joker_ 4 года назад +8

      Lol he’s a gas man, he’s an expert at everything. Good old Joe.

    • @Teufelsnachbar667
      @Teufelsnachbar667 4 года назад +9

      Still a better expert than a kid behind a computer screen ;)

    • @MarvelousMusicmmusic
      @MarvelousMusicmmusic 4 года назад +2

      @@Teufelsnachbar667 irrelevant

    • @Teufelsnachbar667
      @Teufelsnachbar667 4 года назад +3

      @@MarvelousMusicmmusic relevant

    • @jimsteinway695
      @jimsteinway695 4 года назад +4

      Hunters and shooters who train a lot know what bullets do. You see what happens when the slug hits the target and spins off. Or when the slug hits the ground. You don’t have to be a ballistics expert to know what happens to the slug. I shoot 2,3 times a month and I regularly see what happens to slugs on the range.

  • @joeyfourpaws5594
    @joeyfourpaws5594 4 года назад +11

    I went to the school back depository and looked out where Oswald shot JFK. I was shocked to see it wasn't that far a shot. It looks farther away in photos. That's my only comment. First time listening to you Joe and you do a great job. Congratulations on your success. I was at the Comedy Store a few years before you were there. Good luck.

    • @radar0412
      @radar0412 Год назад +1

      Everybody who visits the TSBD says the same thing.

    • @cormacthem8406
      @cormacthem8406 Год назад +7

      Correct. Also the Lincoln Kennedy was in was modified with an elevated back seat for him to be better seen by the crowd. At this angle the trajectory of the bullet makes perfect sense and Oswald could and in all likelihood did kill the President on his own.

    • @madara992
      @madara992 Год назад

      @usernumber09there’s still be a tendency that gun shots has some sort reverberation that can cause to echo the same shot from distances often happens in hunting too

    • @madara992
      @madara992 Год назад

      @@cormacthem8406from the evidence it felt as it seems that Lee was just at the right place at the right time

    • @Tedanson
      @Tedanson Год назад +1

      @usernumber09 So when a cop approaches Oswald 15 minutes later and asks him a question and Oswald is just ready to shoot and kill him, you think maybe Oswald wasn't even one of the shooters?

  • @JimH420
    @JimH420 4 года назад +20

    Joe says hes shot a lot of guns. Ha, how about bolt action. 3 repeated shots in a row on target within 3 sec. with bolt action rifle. Bullshit

    • @7071t6
      @7071t6 3 года назад +2

      yep and a moving target which the road has a 20 degree downhill slope and also that it winds like a snake as well, tell me as a shooter and sniper all those facts need to be calculated the scope was misaligned, its was at least 4" to the left and the same high, now even if you drop that same rifle the scope is not going to move that much, the fbi had to put 3 metal shims under it just to make it accurate to fire and they say that a ln did this shooting with that rifle total and utter bs, you need custom rounds with highly skilled snipers its that simple, Carlos harthcock could not do it even if he tried with that weapon totaly impossible its that simple and the most important fact is that the back wound in jfk had no exit point at all and this is right out of the autopsy report he had minor bruising on the inside of the chest wall no exit point for the bullet which they say hit jfk in the back 5 and 3/4 inch's down and 1" to the right of the midline of his back?

    • @yamatotakeru9078
      @yamatotakeru9078 3 года назад

      True

    • @larrywheeler9917
      @larrywheeler9917 3 года назад +1

      @@7071t6 the kick back and operating the bolt after each shot means you have to refocus your eye through the sight. Why pass up an easier shot as the car is coming toward him on Houston st.?

    • @ericwilliams1031
      @ericwilliams1031 3 года назад

      He did try and shoot while the car was right below the window. His first shot hit the top of the traffic light instead and ricocheted down the street hitting the sidewalk, cutting that guys cheek with concrete chip. The second shot plowed through both men as Connolly was turned around to look where the first shot came from. Full metal jacket. The third shot Oswald had a couple seconds to line up and blew the side of Kennedy's head off. He had just enough time to get 3 shots off and just got lucky. He was focused and wanted to be famous for killing a president. Research the people who knew him best. Even his brother thought he did it alone.

    • @jpgiii85
      @jpgiii85 3 года назад +1

      @@ericwilliams1031 LOL K.

  • @jim72068
    @jim72068 Год назад +1

    Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone is not weird at at all. He absolutely acted alone. A bullet that hits only flesh no bone, (lke the "magic bullet") don't deform. Oswald acted alone.

    • @davidwilliams4498
      @davidwilliams4498 Год назад +1

      Have you watched zapruder film in slow motion. Last 2 shots clearly show 2 shooters from different directions... After throat shot you see jfk briefly lean forward that was the shot to upper back that can be seen from an autopsy photo. That probably was from Oswald or LBJ hitman Wallace on 6 floor book blg. Last shot a split second later you see jfk fall back hard an to his left an you see blood an matter fly backwards on trunk that shot was from right front side. No way last shot came from 6 floor book blg. The limo was past that point. Most long time resarchers conclude last exploding bullet shot that blew part of his right side skull out came from front.

  • @nigelliam153
    @nigelliam153 3 года назад +3

    What gets me is that if you get a copy of any Dallas newspaper on the morning of the 22nd November it shows the motorcade traveling on main st so how did Oswald know to get a job in the Book depository 6 weeks before hand when the security detail had no knowledge of the altered route 12 hours before the assassination.

  • @ryanfouts1200
    @ryanfouts1200 4 года назад +14

    Joe is wrong here. Stone's movie JFK had Gov. Connally directly seated in a straight line in front of JFK, when in reality, he was in a jumpseat lower and towards the inside of the car. ALSO, a bullet can look undamaged to the naked eye, but is mangled on the inside. Several gelatin mold recreations have shown a similar bullet tumbling along the exact same trajectory. Lastly, to anyone who thinks Oswald is innocent, why don't you ask the family of Dallas Police Officer J.D. Tippit how they feel about that. People just refuse to believe that one lone man could perform such a monumental event.

    • @domenicogrimaldi591
      @domenicogrimaldi591 4 года назад +3

      Sorry, but this is a really stupid comment. Have you ever seen a bullet after it's hit anything harder than a sheet of paper?

    • @beaups10
      @beaups10 4 года назад +2

      what kind of brainwashed program are you on. Anybody with a below 70 IQ can see that lee harvey oswald didnt do that alone

    • @ryanfouts1200
      @ryanfouts1200 4 года назад +1

      @@beaups10 What, reload twice and murder a police officer? Yeah, that's tough.

    • @jonathanmcsweeney1983
      @jonathanmcsweeney1983 4 года назад +3

      There is a PBS doc called JFK Cold Case that shows exactly what happened to the bullet. They use the same gun and same bullets and show how that specific bullet can go through multiple bones and stay mostly intact. That doc easily dispels all of the most popular JFK conspiracies.

    • @Cipher_X_x
      @Cipher_X_x 4 года назад

      www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP91-00901R000500110022-0.pdf
      CIA Howard Hunt was proven in a court in 80s (libel appeal case) to have managed the hit, lawyer was Mark Lane who also headed Select House Committee on Assassinations, took part in Warren Commission, and wrote Plausible Denial which details it in amazing and probably accurate detail, if you use the archives to research the case and people involved

  • @lizardfirefighter110
    @lizardfirefighter110 3 года назад +3

    4:33 Yes Joe the gun could have been fired three times, but not likely to get two strikes on a moving target. Big deal Oswald was trained, but a lot of people are trained and probably, unless you are trained in sniper school, are not going to make those shots. The probability that Oswald could make those shots makes such a discussion ridiculous. It is even more ridiculous to bring to the discussion shots that were from behind the president. JFK’s head blew apart from a bullet entering the FRONT of his head.
    If you believe the part of JFK’s skull landing on the limousine trunk was from a shot to the back of his head then you will believe that after a car hits a tree the engine, while still attached to the transmission, should be expected to be found 150 feet behind the car - nearly 180 degrees from the front of the car. Just like the car driven by Michael Hastings. Nothing here folks, just move along.

    • @markdelgado8963
      @markdelgado8963 2 года назад

      Except it's all lies, propaganda, disinformation and B.S. coming from the grassy knoll. Because the cars windshield was directly between JFK and the fence. Watch any video of the motorcades arrival at Parkland Hospital....the windshield is intact. Now move along before you hurt yourself.

  • @artsmith103
    @artsmith103 Год назад +2

    Exceptional interview. Both guys, well done!!