The Immortal Impact Of JFK On American Politics | The Kennedy Half-Century | Real History

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  • Опубліковано 25 лис 2024

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  • @Joaniecjo
    @Joaniecjo 3 дні тому +1

    I love how the ideals of Kennedy (the president), Kennedy (the man), and the visionary were interwoven through the other presidents serving after that. Well done!❤

  • @dalereich8278
    @dalereich8278 Місяць тому +4

    This was very well put together. Thanks to everyone. ❤

  • @glengrieve544
    @glengrieve544 8 місяців тому +13

    The best man for President what charisma he had 😢 rest in eternal peace President John Fitzgerald Kennedy Melbourne Australia 😢❤😢

    • @jean-noelgirerd1156
      @jean-noelgirerd1156 8 місяців тому

      Now, we are Trump...

    • @glengrieve544
      @glengrieve544 8 місяців тому +1

      @@jean-noelgirerd1156 My dear mother call's him Donald duck she can't pronounce Trump Australia

  • @barrystarr452
    @barrystarr452 4 дні тому +2

    He was truly for the people 😢

  • @NorbertoFontanez
    @NorbertoFontanez 29 днів тому +4

    The audacity of LBJ to stand in front of the country speaking about a man he helped to ASSASSINATE... UNREAL

    • @nancystevens4334
      @nancystevens4334 12 днів тому

      He disguised me

    • @deb310red
      @deb310red 6 днів тому +1

      LBJ knew it was gonna happen and he wanted it to happen because he wanted to be President.

  • @prinzessindianavonbaden787
    @prinzessindianavonbaden787 11 місяців тому +15

    What a Great President! 🥀 ♥️ Greetings from 🇩🇪

    • @baldevheer9792
      @baldevheer9792 10 місяців тому +1

      😢😮

    • @dduck5596
      @dduck5596 10 місяців тому +1

      Grüße zurück aus 🇩🇪 Bin auch jfk Fan wollen wir eine romantische Beziehung miteinander eingehen?

    • @shanesydney127
      @shanesydney127 9 місяців тому +1

      JFK was a brave man to stare back at the military re Cuba Vietnam etc but LBJ was the legislative President.

  • @弘历爱新觉罗
    @弘历爱新觉罗 10 місяців тому +12

    R.I.P Jack Kennedy❤❤ Greatest POTUS after WW2❤

  • @leemarktaehyungkimnct3303
    @leemarktaehyungkimnct3303 9 місяців тому +6

    I love learning about history ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @dianehebel1834
    @dianehebel1834 10 місяців тому +11

    What a sad sad day that he was murdered…JFK was a man of vision and personable and related to so much of what America needed! Such a very sad day that he was taken away from us as we have missed so much, but he left something so memorable that he will never be forgotten! His spirit is still with us and that will always be used! He was a man of greatness and that will never leave us!

    • @vincentlussier8264
      @vincentlussier8264 10 місяців тому +2

      I couldn't have said it better myself! And when they gunned him down they were sending a message to all future presidents,"We can get you!"

    • @NancySanders-om4ic
      @NancySanders-om4ic 3 місяці тому

      ​ Yes,I agree with you.@@vincentlussier8264

    • @NancySanders-om4ic
      @NancySanders-om4ic 19 днів тому

      ​@@vincentlussier8264Yes,I agree with you,100%. The assassination was meant as a message to anyone else wanting to bring peace,maintain DEMOCRACY in the USA." This is what will happen to you,if you counter what the " Powers that Be," want.

  • @MichaelKelly-h5d
    @MichaelKelly-h5d 4 місяці тому +2

    John F Kennedy, wow, did he ever get alote done for the better of America in his short time as our finest President. We loved President Kennedy.

  • @NOC1TIME
    @NOC1TIME 20 днів тому +1

    Among to finest oritors ever to hold office. He offered class and dignity in everything he did. Be very hard pressed to find another.

  • @GoTLegS84
    @GoTLegS84 11 місяців тому +2

    I see this was uploaded 4 hrs ago but Is this by chance, an old episode?

  • @KaraMarisa
    @KaraMarisa 8 місяців тому +2

    32:26 lol that's a stretch.

  • @billcoffey1062
    @billcoffey1062 7 місяців тому +3

    It was Dallas not Houston of course. Well planned by the CIA.

  • @Besdayz
    @Besdayz 2 місяці тому

    Reagan respected John F Kennedy. After all they were peers at a most dangerous time in America and Reagan in 1980s remembered.

  • @zollipop
    @zollipop 11 місяців тому +1

    Did you mean Dallas, Texas not Houston?

  • @travismaxwell9115
    @travismaxwell9115 3 місяці тому

    You see that car he pulled up in when this video first starts, that's the car he should of been in Dallas. 😢

  • @shanesydney127
    @shanesydney127 9 місяців тому +1

    Do many Australians watch or are interested in jfk ? 2024.

    • @waynehawtin2299
      @waynehawtin2299 9 місяців тому +1

      I do, I imagine what the world would look like now had he lived. We watch history today to hopefully avoid the mistakes of the past. The trouble is, America just keeps repeating the mistakes of the past

    • @NancySanders-om4ic
      @NancySanders-om4ic 3 місяці тому

      ​@@waynehawtin2299Powers that Be control and run the Federal Government.

  • @buckshot6481
    @buckshot6481 4 місяці тому +2

    Pelosi ! Fancy Nancy the House drinker ? Good Grief 😔

  • @rhettagibson1026
    @rhettagibson1026 10 місяців тому +1

    I was in middle school when JFK was assassinated! I do admire him, i often wonder, if he had not been murdered on that fateful day, would he be admired by so many, whether it be Rep or Dem?

  • @MarcLarsson-s7e
    @MarcLarsson-s7e Місяць тому +1

    It seems we could find people with a bit more knowledge and intelligence to record JFK's legacy!

  • @KithingLeung
    @KithingLeung 2 місяці тому +1

    It seems that serious style like the Kennedys brother though much respected from a lot of people and myself though I was too young to understand...would the relax style like Trump suit america and the recent world ..God will give us an answer..as Kennedys brothers and Trump truly religious..amen..fr. an outsider of america but truly religious faithful servant...amen.

  • @billcoffey1062
    @billcoffey1062 7 місяців тому

    I remember the time. I was 8 years old. How could an 8 year old in Texas remember the talk of assassination prior to the visit but all of the so called adults engage in massive denial and seemingly without question accept the bs the news media handed us about a lone assassin. I had a mother who told me of the kind of a man LBJ was and had been. It was a lesson I learned at a young age. LBJ know how to get things passed but not until after JFK was in the ground. Transparent as hell. No wonder our generation grew up disgusted with our government.

    • @selecttravelvacations7472
      @selecttravelvacations7472 4 місяці тому

      Most of my democrat family old timers believed he was assassinated by Johnson and the group that wanted him to become President that had a dinner meeting at the TX Gov. house that previous weekend.

  • @miguelsalami
    @miguelsalami 4 місяці тому

    Now I know 🌹🇺🇲🌹

  • @PariAbi
    @PariAbi 3 місяці тому

    ❤❤❤

  • @henrivanbemmel
    @henrivanbemmel 9 місяців тому

    Legacy yes, but there are other factors I think.
    1. LBJ pushed through the Civil rights legislation as he knew how to, BUT with the massive 'help' of a grief stricken nation. Had that not happened, I doubt he would have been able to pass very much through a conservative congress. The South went Republican over Civil Rights and are in effect still punishing the nation and Democrats for enacting desegregation and other such measures. I think LBJ had been an effective legislator, but the presidency was too big for him. To suggest that LBJ was a better politician than JFK is just stupid.
    2. Nixon had always been paranoid and scheming, but instead comparisons you mention of how effective he was at slowing the cold war are groundless. JFK had to deal with a bellicose Khruschev not a sonambulent Brezhnev. Nixon said, the time, said he would have invaded Cuba. Now, JFK almost did, but he didn't. In 1994, when records were released, we found that the Soviets in Cuba had tactical nuclear weapons. If the Marines had invaded, they would have been turned to glass. Nixon had no personality and no connection with the people and then embarrassed the presidency. Every president (almost) does a few good things, but in sum, some negative deeds or oversights can and should counter everything. The demise of both LBJ and RMN was of their own myopia/paranoia.
    3. Ford may have been a nice guy but I don't think he was the sharpest knife in the drawer. From a number of accounts, the Warren Commission (WC) boiled down to Allen Dulles a master spy earlier fired by JFK, Allan Specter, one of the counsels and good 'ol Jerry Ford. Your account was correct in that the conclusion was preordained. However, given the open car and trivial protection practically anyone could have killed JFK. The burning question, still not resolved is who did the cover up and why. If he was killed by a nut, then no botched autopsy etc would've been required. They could not let honest doctors do the autopsy in Dallas for his wounds would be on the inguinal record. No, they had to get the body to Bethesda Naval hospital where the could control things. Ford, was either totally fooled (doubtful) or he believed in the conspiracy and as such could never admit it.
    In the end terrible people took away a wonderful President for fear, really, of all those he wanted to help. They are still around in great numbers even today as they were given license by #45. I think America has been used for too long by opportunists who say and do whatever they have to to stay in power. This is not in the national interest. It needs to stop, by voters taking a far closer look at the real governing work these folks do and how close their rhetoric aligns with their actual work and then turf out the idiots. The voter is the final arbiter here. I think material future of the US at stake.

  • @MarcLarsson-s7e
    @MarcLarsson-s7e Місяць тому +1

    No idiot! No one wanted to go back to Johnson! Are you kidding?

  • @stephendriscoll9240
    @stephendriscoll9240 11 місяців тому +8

    Please no more Pelosi close ups good god.

  • @IselOktaria-io5cl
    @IselOktaria-io5cl 10 місяців тому

    Dan saat itu aku masi kecil juga dikut diculik bersama Nenekku dan pada hari itu bahkan duniapun tak mampu entikan bapakku Jaudin Soekarno sud putra bersama dengan kakek buyutnya paman Syam yg sudah sesepuh atau tua waktu belio mau meyelamatkan Nenekku yang disekap dilokasi penembangan America bapakku terpukul dengan sapana namun sapana atau besi itu sampai bongkok tapi bapakku tak bergeming sedikit pun setelah belio suda meyelamatkan Nenekku kami pulang ke Indonesia dengan menggunakan penerbangan kargo rupa rupanya pesawat kami telah dibajak oleh Asana bongkia dan sebelum pesawat tersebut jatu kami telah menghubungi penerbangan USA dan pesawat tersebut kami daratkan diair setalah kami keluar baru pesawat tersebut meledak dan Asana bongkia yang dulu mati bersama meledaknya pesawat tepatnya dilaut Maluku Indonesia dan tim penyelamat dari USA lah yang meyelamatkan aku bersama Nenekku Cica Maria Rosalina ibu sud semenjak itulah tambang emas Prefoort diMexico ditutup secara permanen sekianlah penjelasan saya Damsik Jainudin Soekarno sud putra ibnu Jaudin Soekarno sud putra ibnu Mr, Middin Soekarno sud putra ibnu Ir Soekarno sud ibnu Suta wijaya kusumah ibnu karebet Adiwijaya Ibnu Rangga Weni atau raja Erlangga Ibnu anu sopati Ibnu tugul Ametung

  • @RyanBrown-hr7ct
    @RyanBrown-hr7ct 8 місяців тому +1

    Pelosi in the first 60 seconds??? No cred; No Thanks

  • @IselOktaria-io5cl
    @IselOktaria-io5cl 10 місяців тому

    Dan apa yang saya katakan itu benar dan juga ingatkah saudaraku semua para petinggi Negara USA America tentang kejadian puluhan tahun yg silam saat Nenek diculik dan dipaksa menanda tangani penyerahan tambangan prefoort dimexico America pada Asana bongkia keturunan abu lahab tambang tersebut yang di America diberikan oleh Neneknya canggaku Fatimah,ra pada uyut Colinton yang diindonesia diberikan pada nenek uyutku Ratu Rossa dan yang diAmerica itulah yang endak dirampas Asana bongkia tapi saudarku semua janganlah takut?" Sekalipun nenekku dipaksa menanda tangani nenekku tetap tidak mau menanda tangani saat itu jadi saudaraku semua janganlah takut untuk membuka kembali tambang tersebut diAmerica itu memang milik kalian tapi tambang tersebut dahulunya diurus oleh uyut Buston kita lanjutkan komen saya diberikutnya

  • @IselOktaria-io5cl
    @IselOktaria-io5cl 10 місяців тому

    Pada saudaraku semua saya Damsik Jainudin Soekarno sud putra Cucu dari Cica Maria Rosalina ibu sud dan Nenekku putri dari Ratu Rossa binti Hussen ra dengan paman Syam atau Sultan Syamsudin M nur Ibnu jos bus sebenarnya yang melakukan pembunuhan dan penembakan pada kakek buyut Jon F Kenedy itu adalah almarhum Hasim puki mantan komando divisi 5 Siliwangi dan saya tahu betul akan hal ini berdasarkan keterangan mendiang Nenek saya yang bersalah itu kakek buyut Billi Colinton tapi kok,mengapa buyut Kenedy yang tertembak menurut kami mungkin karena sumpah uyut Bus sebelumnya,tubuh kami bole direjam Tubu kami bole dicincang tapi jangan putra Abdullah mungkin ini juga berlaku untuk keturunannya putra Abdullah salah satunya saya Damsik Jainudin Soekarno sud putra keturunan belio dimadina

  • @chrise.2666
    @chrise.2666 7 місяців тому +4

    You've interviewed the most corrupt people, I'll never watch another episode

    • @wimdefoort7698
      @wimdefoort7698 4 місяці тому +2

      Reagan even more handsome, look who's talking

    • @TheLadyMaul
      @TheLadyMaul 3 місяці тому +2

      The making of history is not limited to only the squeaky clean people who qualify for sainthood. But you do you. 🙄 It must be bliss to be able to afford to stick your head in the sand like that, and not bother to *learn*.

  • @kuehnel16
    @kuehnel16 4 місяці тому +1

    RFK JR FOR PRESIDENT 2024 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

  • @oliverdanso-dapaah4968
    @oliverdanso-dapaah4968 11 місяців тому

    Wanted to take out castro for no reason. Now all this holier than thou rubbish

    • @wiltchamberlainisthegoat13
      @wiltchamberlainisthegoat13 10 місяців тому +1

      The plans to take out Castro originated with the CIA under Eisenhower. Kennedy may have gone along with it, feeling that having a Communist in charge of a country just 90 miles from our shores was a direct threat to US national security particularly in the middle of the Cold War. The US President’s job is to protect the American people from all threats both foreign and domestic. Having said that, I believe Kennedy, like Eisenhower, saw the CIA as a domestic threat to our national security. That’s why Kennedy had famously threatened to splinter the CIA into a thousand pieces after the Bay of Pigs fiasco which Kennedy only reluctantly, as a new president, went along with. The CIA at that time had been almost acting as a rogue shadow government conducting its own foreign policy objectives which included assassinating some foreign leaders.

    • @JamesPilutik
      @JamesPilutik 9 місяців тому +1

      No reason???