16DNC:96 Election Eve Activities in Boston

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  • 16DNC:96 Democratic candidate for president John F. Kennedy gave a speech at Boston Garden on Election Eve, November 7, 1960.
    Please note that there are cuts and jumps in the footage and times when the sound and picture are not in sync, primarily from 10:17-10:54.
    This footage is from the Victoria Schuck Political Film Collection. Copyright is unknown.

КОМЕНТАРІ • 214

  • @beatlejim64
    @beatlejim64 Рік тому +17

    God...How far we've fallen since 1960...

  • @jeffwier696
    @jeffwier696 Рік тому +21

    What a magnificent orator. The excitement is truly palatable in Boston Garden. The first five minutes of this clip, I thought that I was hearing Beatlemania! Just amazing! Thanx for the clip.

  • @gloriag1888
    @gloriag1888 3 роки тому +25

    A truly global iconic, natural leader. At the end of his 8 year presidency he would still have been only 51, with so much to do for the world.....we miss you forever!

  • @geraldinegonsalvez5804
    @geraldinegonsalvez5804 Рік тому +18

    What a loving and befitting welcome for one of Boston's own sons and for a President whose grandfather was a past mayor of Boston. Such an enjoyable viewing 👌

  • @evndas
    @evndas 5 років тому +44

    What a standing ovation and a well deserved one! You will always be a source of inspiration for all Americans and the world at large! God bless you!

  • @Chauncey60
    @Chauncey60 4 роки тому +24

    One of the greatest speeches of any kind by any man in history.

    • @Chauncey60
      @Chauncey60 Рік тому

      @Chams Ali I agree with you about the warning

    • @JulieAnnRacino
      @JulieAnnRacino Рік тому +1

      Always remarkable to wish to quote from so far back in the 1960s! Incredible! Loved America and American leadership in the global world. Julie Ann Racino, American Society for Public Administration, International, 2019

  • @0907oliv
    @0907oliv 7 років тому +28

    I checked Wikipedia regarding seating capacity for Boston Gardens and in doing so found that there was a figure for how many people attended this rally for JFK. The number of people who turned out for JFK in the arena was 20,000, but the Boston police estimated that there were another 100,000 in the streets. It just seems to me that those 20,000 sure are making a lot of noise, demonstrating their excitement for this outstanding candidate.

  • @jfs78
    @jfs78 4 роки тому +48

    I remember watching him on TV..He was my hero as a boy...I have never forgotten him and never will.

  • @IslandGirl-nt6ry
    @IslandGirl-nt6ry 7 місяців тому +4

    My first time seeing this video. Not sure if this was carried on live tv I am t hinking not. I was only 8years old when JFK as elected, but I, like so many had HIGH HOPES!! We were thrilled when he was elected. Not one of us could have ever imagined the tragedy that was to come. We will never really recover from it. The dark forces of evil still lurk everywhere in this country. It's a constant battle.

  • @angelp.5224
    @angelp.5224 5 років тому +54

    What a legend! God I so miss the dignity he brought to the office. For those who dont remember just listen to just a little of the speech!

    • @cherylcacchione3236
      @cherylcacchione3236 4 роки тому +2

      Angela Payne the CIA killed him not Oswald Rothschild put him on a hit list NWO he had an affair with Monroe

    • @cherylcacchione3236
      @cherylcacchione3236 4 роки тому +1

      Angela Payne I’m not afraid to speak the truth

    • @TheLionOfJudahTheLambOfYHWH
      @TheLionOfJudahTheLambOfYHWH 2 роки тому

      he was so accurate about the ABSENCE OF a coming future secrecy to globalize FREEDOM into what is now a reclusive MANDATE

    • @koreanculturefan
      @koreanculturefan 2 роки тому

      @@cherylcacchione3236 recommend me some books on this subject please

    • @chaisemcnally1462
      @chaisemcnally1462 2 роки тому

      @Cheryl Cacchione Monroe was dead a year before JFKs assassination.

  • @paulstuart3510
    @paulstuart3510 5 місяців тому +3

    A long campaign speech, no notes, no teleprompter, coherent and able to recall names and data easily at will. How standards have fallen in public speaking by political leaders. The brilliance of the likes of JFK has long gone sadly.

  • @yaninamazza2583
    @yaninamazza2583 9 місяців тому +2

    I got emotion and it made me cry when I saw Mr. Kennedy. 😢❤

  • @hippiegirl58
    @hippiegirl58 7 років тому +16

    Thanks so much for sharing.

  • @michillene
    @michillene 4 роки тому +18

    He had charisma ,charm,personality...I remember him when I was a small child and was enamored with him,even then.

    • @robertmoir5695
      @robertmoir5695 Рік тому +1

      Well good Marion Harris I was only a couple of years old on November 22nd 1963 So I would n t have any recall of Kennedy But for the most part during the short time he held office I think he did a pretty good job

    • @shapezula
      @shapezula Рік тому

      As a libertarian, he is one of the greats

  • @dwightpatton2540
    @dwightpatton2540 4 роки тому +10

    "We want Jack"!! "We want Jack"!!

  • @alexmcgillivray301
    @alexmcgillivray301 5 років тому +17

    My great uncle and great aunt met him during this like I mean face to face full blown conversation. My great uncle worked for Bobby Kennedy and when they were in Boston he asked JFK if he would come meet his wife. So he came into the hotel room and gave her a hug and called her by her first name then they had an actual full conversation with him. I have a picture of the conversation. My great uncle is the guy in the wheel chair on stage when JFK walks off.

  • @dangergaming4539
    @dangergaming4539 Рік тому +6

    History of the world will always love and respect His excellent speech and deeds.

  • @freddylubin
    @freddylubin 4 роки тому +20

    I was allowed to stay up late, for the first time in my life, to watch the election results come in. The family was happy.

  • @mach_o_man3476
    @mach_o_man3476 3 роки тому +6

    And now in 2020 we have two guys in their late 70’s running .

  • @Buzzbox3rd
    @Buzzbox3rd 6 років тому +20

    Absolutely awesome to see this great man.

  • @thejerseyj1636
    @thejerseyj1636 6 років тому +6

    Oh !!! Priceless.

  • @jackrussell4284
    @jackrussell4284 6 років тому +19

    A Statesman and a genuine Leader !!!!....after him the cosmic empty space........

  • @emerlamine8184
    @emerlamine8184 2 роки тому +3

    Great speech with hopefully thank you everyone for sharing

  • @evaadams8298
    @evaadams8298 4 роки тому +14

    What a speech!! Incredible 👏👏👏👏👏

  • @thejerseyj1636
    @thejerseyj1636 6 років тому +18

    The pinnacle of American society.

    • @jb-vb8un
      @jb-vb8un Рік тому

      organized crime society

  • @nollyfkennedy
    @nollyfkennedy 4 роки тому +20

    I miss him even if I'm only 20 years old. I remember him from my past.

    • @Chauncey60
      @Chauncey60 4 роки тому

      nollyfkennedy Long live JFK

  • @JESSEXTO
    @JESSEXTO Рік тому +4

    Absolute legend❤

  • @tanmaxwell4599
    @tanmaxwell4599 4 роки тому +13

    He was our best looking president - that had charisma .The professor John Robinson of the 60's tv show LOST IN SPACE was patterned after him.Sadly missed.

    • @canadianfortrump4057
      @canadianfortrump4057 4 роки тому

      Come to think of it, the actor that played John Robinson in Lost in Space beared a very close resemblance to Kennedy.

    • @transylvanianite3391
      @transylvanianite3391 Рік тому

      What a nice coincidence. I discovered the same. Guy Williams had the same Character and Charisma as John F Kennedy. If you seen all the Lost in space episodes is was clearly a resemblance 🤔

  • @bobbykaminski1549
    @bobbykaminski1549 2 роки тому +6

    Either know I wasn't yet born, President Kennedy has been a great inspiration in my life....My love for the man will never die.

  • @DennisRivenburg-de4sg
    @DennisRivenburg-de4sg 5 років тому +12

    I bet he hated that confetti in his hair

  • @thomasnelan5733
    @thomasnelan5733 4 роки тому +13

    great president! great man!

  • @ishworparajuli116
    @ishworparajuli116 3 роки тому +3

    Very very popular president we have nothing to give you besides your rememberance.

  • @wadesaleeby2172
    @wadesaleeby2172 Рік тому +2

    Cool, calm and always connected. 😊❤

  • @0907oliv
    @0907oliv 7 років тому +22

    Thanks JFK Library for posting this. I have to say, the reception he is getting at this Election Eve Rally is stronger, noisier, more enthusiastic than any candidate gets today - that includes Clinton or Obama. Nothing like this reception.

    • @charleskeefer7512
      @charleskeefer7512 7 років тому

      jack twine hero hippy grinch

    • @emmabradford137
      @emmabradford137 6 років тому

      home boy

    • @chrisbuck1695
      @chrisbuck1695 6 років тому +5

      Yes I was thinking how much his supporters loved him, and I totally get it he represented an ldealistic and optimistic future and a lot of that was lost the day he died

    • @mattdon2164
      @mattdon2164 Рік тому +1

      RFK got similar enthusiastic reactions in 1968. If only…

  • @musicpinas9935
    @musicpinas9935 2 роки тому +6

    A brilliant President with strong determination to fight for freedom and justice to all mankind, to sustain the peace and security in the United States of America..

    • @jb-vb8un
      @jb-vb8un Рік тому

      as always, anoer DEMOCRAT INSTITUIONAL RACIST appointing segqegationist judges

  • @jgjperlman
    @jgjperlman 6 років тому +12

    Best EVER. NO EXCEPTION

  • @musicpinas9935
    @musicpinas9935 2 роки тому +4

    Such a President like a HERO who possesses MAGNETIC PERSONALITY, inspired much the minds and hearts of American citizen throughout the world, your name and your heroic act will be remembered in world history...

    • @suestephan3255
      @suestephan3255 Рік тому +1

      He was sincere and he did inspire and got people thinking about their roll in the great American Society that in 2022 is no more.

  • @emmabradford137
    @emmabradford137 6 років тому +10

    "Now in the revolution of 1960 the cause of all mankind is the cause of America." Wow

  • @leenaburrs5257
    @leenaburrs5257 5 років тому +22

    Incredible footage. Granted, he had serious flaws, but it is impossible not to like the guy.

    • @suestephan3255
      @suestephan3255 Рік тому +1

      Just looking at him,
      his stance is humble, his heart sincere and his words true. An exceptional Statesman but not with faults.

    • @jb-vb8un
      @jb-vb8un Рік тому +1

      @suesteph - his " humble " whatever was a predator, proving alchohol & drugs to undeage interns

    • @MrZackavelli
      @MrZackavelli 8 місяців тому

      @@jb-vb8un They were teenagers but not underage

    • @jb-vb8un
      @jb-vb8un 8 місяців тому

      @@MrZackavelli JULY 11, 1986
      The 22 children of Elijah Muhammad, the late founder...

      CHICAGO -- The 22 children of Elijah Muhammad, the late founder of the Nation of Islam, are entitled to $5.7 million improperly turned over to the current leader of the religion, a judge has ruled.
      Cook County Circuit Judge Henry Budzinski ended a seven-year court battle with his ruling Thursday that the disputed bank account at the First Pacific Bank of Chicago, now known as Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank, was the private property of Muhammad and did not belong to the church of Islam.
      After Muhammad's death, the Pacific Bank closed his account and transferred the funds into a new account of one of his sons, Wallace Muhammad. The younger Muhammad was later named the new leader of the Islam nation, which is now known as the Muslim American Community.
      Eight of Elijah Muhammad's 22 children filed suit in 1979, contending the money belonged to their father's estate and not to the religious community.
      The account totaled $3.3 million when Muhammad died in 1975 and has accrued more than $2 million in interest.
      Budzinski ruled in favor of the estate in 1982 but the state appellate court asked him to reconsider the case with additional evidence in 1984.

    • @jb-vb8un
      @jb-vb8un 8 місяців тому

      @@MrZackavelli mr.Muhammad himself said that I defected well in reality I never even left the Muslim movement they put me out and they put me out because of what I knew and what I knew was told to me by mr. Muhammad's son Wallace Muhammad himself they put me out and they put him out well now first of all let's find out what it is that Wallace Muhammad Elijah Muhammad his son told you well number one if you notice the the stick that I always used in presenting representing and defending the Muslim movement was the fact that it had the ability the ability to reform the morals of the so-called Negro community it eliminated drug addiction alcoholism fornication adultery loose sex sexual behavior which meant that uh had eliminated bastard babies illegitimate children well as long as I knew that this was what it represented and it gave me a strong
      stick I could represent it and defend it
      but we had a law which meant which means which was that whenever any
      Muslim became involved in any kind of
      sexual relationship with someone to whom
      they weren't married that person would
      be brought before the Muslim community
      community humiliated and then isolated
      for from one to five years this was our law well in 1954 our teenage sister left Detroit and became one of mr. Muhammad's personal secretaries and there in the Chicago office she became pregnant after being there for a year and she was brought
      before the Muslim community and
      humiliated and isolated and a year a
      year later another secretary this time
      one from Lansing Michigan came to
      Chicago she also became pregnant she was brought before the community and
      humiliated and isolated and because the
      other person was never brought forth
      during this court session it was
      concluded by all of mr. Muhammad's
      followers that it was a non-muslim who
      was the other party well we grew so
      rapidly and to that in 1957 or 58 the
      secretarial staff was expanded to I
      think eight teenage sisters in 1959 six
      of them disappeared two of them
      reappeared in Philadelphia about two or
      three months later and they were all
      right the other four reappeared in 1960
      all four of them had babies all four of
      them had become involved with someone
      and become pregnant and had these
      children so it was from what I now know
      when the four of them got back to
      Chicago and begin to compare notes they
      found that the same man had told all of
      them the same story and had made all of
      them pregnant that the same man was the father of all four of their children and
      had also been the father of the children
      brought forth by the two secretaries who
      preceded them so this story was kept
      among these sisters until 1962
      two of them rebelled against the person
      who was responsible and begin to tell
      the story all over the city of Chicago
      it caused many of the Muslims in the
      Chicago mosques to leave and go back out
      in the street they knew it and it I knew
      nothing about it until 1963 when mr.
      Muhammad's son who had been in prison
      came out and he was he had been a
      minister he was very religious and
      spiritual and when he began to hear
      these rumors around Chicago he went to
      one of the sisters and the sister
      admitted to him that the rumor was true
      and it was he who first told me about it
      and when he told me about it I took I
      wrote to mr. Mohammed and told him about it and he admitted that he had a
      knowledge of it and that he'd given me a
      religious explanation that would fit
      into prophecy and all of that so I was
      quiet and it wasn't until October of
      1963 that it came up again and when it
      came up again I realized that the same
      person who had made these other sisters
      pregnant was still busy doing the same
      thing he hadn't stopped two of the
      sisters had two children by the same man
      and one of the two one of those two
      sisters was pregnant still getting ready
      to have a third child by the same man so
      when it was known among the Chicago
      officials that I had a knowledge of this
      they become very fearful of me they
      became very antagonistic toward me and
      they tried they had to do something to
      diminish the authority that I had for
      fear that if this became public
      knowledge the followers would leave the
      Muslim movement and follow me and it was at that time that they used the
      statement that I made against President
      Kennedy as a pretext to cut my Authority
      and some other things happen that
      finally were produced to split or forced
      to split and when I made the split the
      only reason that I didn't make this
      public knowledge was I knew the
      implications and I felt that if the
      Muslims who were in the Nation of Islam
      knew it that which enables them to be so strongly religious and exercise moral
      discipline would be shattered and it
      would cause all of them to go right back
      and start doing the things that they had
      been doing previously who is the father
      of all of these various children whom
      you have enumerated the first one to
      tell me who the father was was Wallace
      Muhammad and he told me that the father
      was Elijah Muhammad himself one of the
      sisters - he went to the home of one of
      the sisters and when he walked in the
      door she said I want to let you see
      something and she showed him her child
      she said here's your brother and your father is the one your father is the father of this child and then ask questioned the sisters myself because it was shook up and they admitted to me that Elijah Muhammad was the father

  • @brendagerry9894
    @brendagerry9894 2 роки тому +5

    President Kennedy had the class and caring of the office of the president. He was the only President that earned the office. I voted for him and if he could run again I would vote again for him.

  • @HaidurShah21
    @HaidurShah21 5 років тому +5

    Wow!

  • @musicpinas9935
    @musicpinas9935 2 роки тому +3

    The most powerful and famous President of the United States of America, possess Magnetic personality, his personality would mean as INCOMPARABLE ONE, THE NAME KENNEDY WILL ALWAYS IN OUR HEARTS AND MINDS BEING A COURAGEOUS LEADER AT ALL TIMES, THANKS FOR UPLOADING...

    • @jb-vb8un
      @jb-vb8un Рік тому

      mob tainted & influnced by his bootlegger / market manipulator / NAZI appeaser father

  • @musicpinas9935
    @musicpinas9935 9 місяців тому +1

    The most loved and fascinated President through out the world, Best welknown leader who inspired much the heart of the American citizens and very much notable for spreading civil right, preservation of peace and security, to all mankind... 💖💖💖

  • @annotoole7387
    @annotoole7387 7 років тому +5

    I Hope This is something I remember & have been trying to Find!

    • @annotoole7387
      @annotoole7387 7 років тому +2

      It wasn't what I remember ~ but It Was How GOOD HE Was & That's Everything I WISH We Had NOW! I Continue my Search ...

  • @Chauncey60
    @Chauncey60 4 роки тому +7

    14:37 incredible

  • @Chauncey60
    @Chauncey60 3 роки тому +4

    Our last true and the greatest president in the history of the United States.

  • @mw4340
    @mw4340 Місяць тому +1

    I listen to him and remember when I was young.

  • @alexiszorba1638
    @alexiszorba1638 8 місяців тому

    I made a faux pas. That was not the Los Angeles convention. It was in Boston on Election Eve in 1960.. I apologize for the goof-up. Was thrown off by the 16DNC:96 appearing above.

  • @jackdowd6238
    @jackdowd6238 2 роки тому +3

    2:10 the first person jfk shakes hands with is a very slim Tip O'Neill......ironically the first two candidates he mentions would lose the next day, voters re-electing Sen. Everett Saltonstall (R) & electing a newcomer John Volpe (R) as Governor.....just before he begins speaking the man on his left is Att.General Ed McCormack who would have a bitter primary with Teddy Kennedy two years later

  • @libertyann439
    @libertyann439 4 роки тому +10

    Can ww have this kind of President again?

    • @roadrules3671
      @roadrules3671 3 роки тому

      @liberty Ann;
      NOT going to happen; i'm Sad to say. NOT with our Hideous Educational System DELIBERATELY put in place to thoroughly Indoctrinate Americans; NOT Education. Kennedy was Born in 1917. Different Time. Different America. Im sitting here writing this on 9/17/2020. America 30 Years from now will be a full blown Communist/Socialist State. I'm sincerely Hope i'am gone by then. It will be a Hell On Earth. LITERALLY.

  • @seanjohal7
    @seanjohal7 2 роки тому

    Always learn from the best.

  • @sean1672able111
    @sean1672able111 4 роки тому +15

    Election Eve, and JFK spoke at Boston Garden, and it was a moment which was big, because JFK was prepared, and made terrific speeches.

  • @freddylubin
    @freddylubin 4 роки тому +4

    People forget how much of a cold-warrior he was.

  • @jamesyu9926
    @jamesyu9926 Рік тому +3

    Too bad he chose a Texan as his running mate. LBJ said he will do anything to be the President. And many believe he did as he prophesied.

  • @moritzprivat453
    @moritzprivat453 7 років тому +16

    I love jfk

  • @74jailbreaker
    @74jailbreaker 3 роки тому +6

    JFK could simply walk in a room and the entire place would simply go crazy.

  • @jamesc.7990
    @jamesc.7990 4 роки тому +1

    Those were the days. Such a sad story. Anybody know the story of the guy in the white trench coat at 19:04?

  • @evaadams8298
    @evaadams8298 4 роки тому +7

    Charisma charisma charisma!!👏👏👏👏👏👏

  • @felipeagonzalez8373
    @felipeagonzalez8373 4 роки тому +6

    A man men I will never forget him I was only 10 when he made that speech.

  • @ferhatss8147
    @ferhatss8147 3 роки тому +5

    what a magnetic man

  • @oscarrobert4725
    @oscarrobert4725 Рік тому +2

    Love you John

  • @johnmurphy5064
    @johnmurphy5064 3 місяці тому +1

    It was exactly like this in June 1961 when President and Mrs Kennedy visited London and we were among the just under a million people who turned out to see their motorcade through central London. I vividly remember the wild excitement of the crowds as their motorcade passed by. My parents later said they were never prouder to be American than on that day. The nation and the world lost so much when President Kennedy was assassinated.

  • @glen6945
    @glen6945 4 роки тому +1

    canada loved him also

  • @mauiswift6391
    @mauiswift6391 7 років тому +12

    I will always wonder if JFK knew his fate if he would choose the same path?

    • @johnglynn5042
      @johnglynn5042 7 років тому +2

      Yes, I think he would have .... maybe things would have been better/worse if he lived ???

    • @jgjperlman
      @jgjperlman 6 років тому +4

      He'd take precautions and CHANGE THAT FATE

    • @thejerseyj1636
      @thejerseyj1636 6 років тому +4

      This man seems to have been born to be President. And, a great one at that. I'm guite sure his devotion to public service would have compelled him to run for the Presidency. No stranger to adversity was he.

    • @andrelawrence5515
      @andrelawrence5515 5 років тому +2

      I think he would still go down that road.

    • @chrisbuck1695
      @chrisbuck1695 5 років тому +7

      He never shrunk from danger, he was in the thick of action in WW2 when due to his privlege could have sat it out and he paid for it with severe back pain the rest of his life after the Pt 109 was hit by a Japanese destroyer. I too think he would have choosen the same path. It still hurts me deeply today though on what happened to him.

  • @glen6945
    @glen6945 4 роки тому +3

    thats not bone spurs

  • @toddmaddaline997
    @toddmaddaline997 3 роки тому +2

    This man was the bomb.

  • @ethann9290
    @ethann9290 6 місяців тому

    double-cheeked up on a thursday afternoon

  • @felipeagonzalez8373
    @felipeagonzalez8373 4 роки тому

    I want one of those hats does anyone have one for sale d round one's.

  • @musicpinas9935
    @musicpinas9935 2 роки тому +3

    Probably, the most handsome President of the United States of America and eloquent speaker at all times, it was a great lost for the American citizen, whe Pres. JOHN F KENNEDY died!

  • @champaray8025
    @champaray8025 4 роки тому +2

    Wow, did anyone see the lunatic at 19:14? The staff and cop were awfully cavalier in getting that guy out of there.

    • @stevefrake8922
      @stevefrake8922 2 роки тому

      He was fortunate to have staff and a cop with him. He was still only a candidate that evening. Secret Service wasn't due him until he was elected.

  • @mariamathias291
    @mariamathias291 3 роки тому +1

    Como ele era amado pelo povo

  • @folarinadejube5721
    @folarinadejube5721 2 роки тому +3

    Is there any way JFK can be brought back to life?

  • @mogreen1249
    @mogreen1249 4 роки тому +2

    Oh my God,what has happened to the American presidency.
    You see president JFK I was not born then,just brilliant
    and an indispendable true "world leader"
    there has not been another since and then the current presidency.
    World has gone upside down!!

  • @ottconsulting7
    @ottconsulting7 10 місяців тому +1

    No teleprompter -

  • @meganarmstrong3950
    @meganarmstrong3950 2 роки тому

    5:19 are they yelling JFK???

  • @televisionman3093
    @televisionman3093 4 роки тому +2

    Question: How does President Kennedy's oratorical skills compare to President Obama's? Whose skills were more impressive?

    • @_cloudiiskxy_158
      @_cloudiiskxy_158 4 роки тому +3

      Television Man Kennedy could motivate anyone, he had a way with words and a genuine love for his country. Obama much the same, unfortunately I feel that Obama faulted at times, were Kennedy delivered a great punch line, Obama does not.

    • @Allan_O._Muthiga
      @Allan_O._Muthiga 4 роки тому +4

      Obama's great too but no one beats Jack.

    • @evaadams8298
      @evaadams8298 4 роки тому +1

      Television Man Probably JFK but Obama a very close second....

  • @clarencedixon5304
    @clarencedixon5304 3 роки тому

    💖💙

  • @canadianfortrump4057
    @canadianfortrump4057 4 роки тому +1

    I didn't know the Democrats National Convention was held the night before election day back then. Both parties national conventions have always been during summer as far back as I remember.

    • @christinewrona643
      @christinewrona643 Рік тому

      The convention was in July, 1960, followed by the campaign and those famous debates. This video was the night before election day, when Kennedy was "home" and would vote the next morning--November 8, 1960

    • @canadianfortrump4057
      @canadianfortrump4057 Рік тому

      @@christinewrona643 Thanks for the information. It sure looked like a convention instead of a regular campaign stop were the crowds were usually smaller. I believe it wasn't until 2016 when we saw every campaign rally of Donald Trump's attended by tens of thousands of people.

  • @danilonogueira648
    @danilonogueira648 3 роки тому

    Kennedy: um autêntico superstar ! E a bandinha atacando o tema marinha (Navy) o tempo todo !

  • @nathanhunt6032
    @nathanhunt6032 2 роки тому +1

    Watch out for that old Polecat Lyndon

  • @akapigpen
    @akapigpen 2 роки тому +1

    The difference between politics, politicians and inspiring leadership! Does not matter what side of the fence you are on. Jack was a rock star who loved his country. In comparison today we reside in the midst of an empty suit clown show. Both houses of Congress are dysfunctional and couldn’t negotiate their way out out of a wet paper bag. Term limits for all of them! Let’s gets some new young JFK’s with a burning desire

  • @chuckersimsII
    @chuckersimsII 6 років тому +16

    I love jfk he was the greatest President ever. Trump does not compare to jfk.

    • @sullum3958
      @sullum3958 5 років тому +1

      Chuck sims II
      I agree, there has never been a president more worthy of respect than JFK.
      But there is still, that underlying problem they both address

    • @San-oe1xv
      @San-oe1xv 4 роки тому +1

      Trump is a great speaker

    • @edwardpacheco1436
      @edwardpacheco1436 4 роки тому

      San' no

    • @roscomeon3965
      @roscomeon3965 Рік тому

      Trump and Reagan , both corrupt draft dodgers.

  • @antoniboleslawowicz8095
    @antoniboleslawowicz8095 10 місяців тому

    JFK did not vote for O’Connor for Senate: he voted for the Republican Saltonstall, whom he liked and with whom he’d worked on behalf of several home state issues. Ironically, Edward McCormack would be Ted Kennedy’s opponent in the primary held before the 1962 special election for Senate.

  • @gabrielfriedel4754
    @gabrielfriedel4754 6 років тому +1

    Where is Jackie?

    • @gtimny
      @gtimny 6 років тому +2

      +Gabriel Friedel Home in bed, I think. This speech was made late on Monday night, Nov. 7, 1960, the day before election day. By then, Jackie was more than 8 months pregnant with JFK, Jr. who would be born on Nov. 25th.

    • @keithhyttinen8275
      @keithhyttinen8275 4 роки тому +1

      Home, 8 months pregnant.

  • @ethann9290
    @ethann9290 6 місяців тому

    be lookin scrumpdidiliyumptious

  • @ANDRE-sp2mi
    @ANDRE-sp2mi 11 місяців тому

    🙏🙏🙏 Thank God I have overcome the world 🌎. Thank God for my freedom. Thank God I have a second chance to honor my marriage and family. Thank God for full time employment 🇺🇸

  • @lolita04
    @lolita04 Рік тому +1

    He was a good man, and I think that was the "problem" ...

  • @cherylcacchione3236
    @cherylcacchione3236 4 роки тому +5

    I’m not afraid to speak the truth

  • @wthattny
    @wthattny 2 місяці тому

    Sounds a lot like making America great, and America first.

  • @alexiszorba1638
    @alexiszorba1638 8 місяців тому

    Get your facts straight please. The Democratic Convention with JFK was held in Los Angeles in 1960. It had nothing to do with 1996 or Election eve activities in Boston later in 1960. Please make the proper corrections.

  • @marianlong
    @marianlong 18 днів тому

    Back when politics was exciting, not depressing.

  • @brigidacruzcruz9504
    @brigidacruzcruz9504 Рік тому +1

    Qué gran carisma tuvo este gran hombre, tengo 70 años y no me canso de leer sobre él lo admiro para mi el mejor presidente de todos los tiempos.

  • @jesussaves355
    @jesussaves355 3 роки тому +3

    I was only 11 yrs old when he gave this powerful speech. As Nov 3rd 2020 approaches only two Presidents deserves this ovation President Reagan and President Donald J. Trump. God we pray for President Trump

    • @yao052
      @yao052 2 роки тому +1

      HAHAHAHAHA. What a joke!

    • @roscomeon3965
      @roscomeon3965 Рік тому

      You mean the paedophile Reagan and the alleged rapist racist bigoted orange orangutan Trump. Lol. You must be on drugs or have mental health issues.

  • @ArgentPure
    @ArgentPure 4 роки тому

    Mason handshake at 5:07!

  • @JoaoBatista-wt2ed
    @JoaoBatista-wt2ed 2 роки тому

    Jfk sempre foi meu herói desde meus dias de garoto jfk sempre jfk 👦👶🙌🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷 jfk sempre jfk

  • @bobbykaminski1549
    @bobbykaminski1549 Рік тому +1

    J.F.K. = THE BEST IN MY BOOK= MY FOREVER PRESIDENT = MY FAMILY AND I WILL ALWAYS LOVE HIM....

    • @josephasner171
      @josephasner171 Рік тому +1

      Bobby Kaminski:Agreed. JFK: tamerica's last decent president and the last American president Who was worthy of he office.

  • @ronaldrothchild4068
    @ronaldrothchild4068 2 роки тому +1

    And they said a trump rally rocked

  • @dlhartley157
    @dlhartley157 2 місяці тому

    When he fell out of the charisma tree, he hit every branch on the way down. RIP JFK!

  • @MrZackavelli
    @MrZackavelli 7 місяців тому

    17:42
    That must've torn his lower back apart
    Too bad he couldn't reach out to all of them

  • @niningsetia4213
    @niningsetia4213 Рік тому +1

    Love you my sugar Daddy❤️🌹